Reata Park Opens In San Juan Capistrano
The new Reata Park and Event Center debuted Saturday off Ortega Highway with over 200 residents attending. Built on 12.5 acres part of a 2010 city land purchase funded by a voter approved 30 million bond, the project was driven by the San Juan Capistrano Open Space Foundation led by Brad Gates. The park features a bio swale, native plants numbering around 240 species, and water conservation features, marking a future feel for the area.
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The park at 28632 Ortega Highway between the Oaks Farms and Rancho Mission Viejo Riding Park offers trails for walkers cyclists and equestrians space for weddings and events a restored historical home an orange tree orchard and 6000 plants across about 240 species Rent information is available by calling 949 493 5911.
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Last hotel proposal faces San Juan Capistrano council
Movie creator Steve Oedekerk and developer press forward with a 136‑room hotel, 33 townhomes and a 189‑space underground garage on 3.17 acres at Camino Capistrano. He vows no new rounds or sales, backing Urban Village Development Co. Hilton Worldwide would operate the four‑star hotel, with plans to rise near the Egan House as the downtown project’s sole viable hotel option after Plaza Bandeiras fell through. The City Council meets June 17 after a 3‑2 Planning Commission vote favoring the plan.
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San Juan Capistrano approves first roundabout at Valle and La Novia
City leaders authorize a large concrete roundabout at Valle Road and La Novia Avenue, a main I-5 route, replacing a four way stop. Traffic flow should speed up from about 59 to 24 seconds at peak with safety gains. Construction likely after 2016 Ortega Highway and I 5 work. Lehman Bros may fund 37 percent of the project.
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