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Newspaper
Orange City News
Location
Orange, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2003
Page
1
The Planning Commission voted 4-1 Monday to require conditional-use permits for amusement arcades including cyber cafes and to impose stricter rules. Commissioner Philip Bonina dissented. Proposals include midnight or 1 a.m. closing, video surveillance, and clear windows for interior visibility. City Council will determine final changes at a future date.
The Orange Unified School District board will meet at 7 30 p m today at headquarters 1401 N Handy St to continue discussion of Orange High School’s proposed curriculum changes. Also on the agenda is a facilities needs report from the volunteer Facilities Advisory Committee. Information at (714) 628-4040 or www.orangeusd.k12.ca.us.
Local neighbors report automation classifieds in use across the district with neighbors noting safety concerns and real estate listings nearby. Schools remain unaffected as police monitor traffic and activity in the area for routine safety checks.
Richland High graduates Friday as Rachel Caballero, 16, becomes the youngest graduate, earning a Chapman University scholarship amid about 400 attendees. Her activism and resilience trace back to a turbulent childhood in foster care, eight group homes, and multiple schools after a 1990s separation from her mother.
City planners on Monday offered options to modify existing RV parking rules after a spike in violations drew complaints from RV owners who say rules are too strict while some residents want them kept. A packed audience heard updates as officials consider consolidating codes and possibly rewriting the entire RV regulation framework.
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