Bids Placed on Former Tustin Navy Base Lands
Three parcels on the former Tustin Marine base attract bids via Internet. Marble Mountain 45 acres leads at 21 million, Hunter bids 20 million on Marble Mountain and 40 million each for Moffet Meadows 86 acres and Tustin Villas 104 acres. General Service to announce bid closing three days prior. Beginning Aug 22 seniors 60 plus can pick up meal vouchers at the Tustin Senior Center for Wendy’s meals, a $2.50 donation requested.
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County approves study to transform hangar into world museum
County Board of Supervisors greenlit a 110000 contract with LORD Cultural Services to study converting an 18 story hangar at the shuttered Tustin Marine base into the worlds largest military museum. The plan envisions an 84.5 acre county regional park site with a military history museum and cultural center. Supervisor Todd Spitzer urged the approval saying delaying the project denies veterans the tribute. The study should be completed by September 11 with a 25 percent funding increase to 132,182.50. Supervisor Tom Wilson was absent.
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County Board of Supervisors
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Alameda
Todd Spitzer
Cynthia Coad
Tom Wilson
Military Museum
Tustin school board puts $80 million bond to vote
In a special meeting last Friday trustees voted unanimously to place an $80 million school renovation bond on the November 5 ballot. The schedule calls for $31 million in 2003, $24.5 million in 2005, and $24.5 million in 2007, funding upgrades at most district schools except Tustin Ranch and West Irvine, which already pay Mello-Roos.
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City approves disposal rates tied to producer price index
City Council unanimously approves a PPI tied increase in Federal Disposal Service trash rates to place the rise on the property tax rolls. Residential bills rise 42 cents monthly to 12.59, a 3.4 percent gain, while commercial charges go up 1.09 to 41.04, a 2.7 percent rise. Council delays a 17 percent commercial hike Federal seeks for a new labor deal after drivers unionize with Teamsters Local 396.
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