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Newspaper
Capistrano Valley News
Location
Capistrano Valley, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2002
Page
1
City engineer Bill Huber says repairs on north Camino Capistrano will start soon after Caltrans approves archeological and biological surveys. The $400,000 project will be bid in coming weeks and run 60 to 90 days to completion.
City plans July Fourth events at San Juan Capistrano Sports Park on Camino del Avion and Via Positiva from 3 to 9 30 p m with limited parking and a warning to arrive early or carpool. Contact the community services department at 493 5920 for more information. Private development includes a new traffic signal on Alipaz Street at Via Positiva and street work on Camino Capistrano north of Junipero Serra for an office building. Del Obispo Street at Calle Aspero will see street improvements and Arguello Way in downtown will be closed temporarily for renovations at a new IHOP restaurant.
The usual community coffee chat is canceled for Friday. The group will reconvene at 8 a.m. July 12 at Dexter's of Capistrano, 27134 Paseo Espada.
San Juan Capistrano voters will decide whether to sell 13.22 acres north of Stonehill Drive between railroad tracks and San Juan Creek to Home Depot for 9 million dollars. The City Council approved a Nov. 5 advisory measure 3-2 and set deadlines for pro and anti arguments by July 26 and rebuttals by Aug. 5.
Former grand marshal Melvin Rosenbaum faced trespass theft and vandalism counts after a neighbor dispute over felled eucalyptus trees near his 5 acre San Clemente property. Prosecutor found no criminal intent, charges dismissed May 31. Rosenbaum says he never met landowner Tom Lorch or the San Clemente resident who owns adjacent land. He claims the neighbor should have talked instead of calling police. See ROOT page 19.
Thousands are expected to attend the city’s Fourth of July celebration at San Juan Capistrano Sports Park with a larger pyrotechnics show. The city will spend 22,700 for added fireworks and 6-inch shells, up from 17,700 last year, says Linda Evans, community services manager. The event promises the biggest display yet. See BLAST, page 19.
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