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Newspaper
Tustin News
Location
Tustin, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2002
Page
1
The city and John Laing Homes pursue exclusive talks over Planning Area 20 on the former MCAS Tustin site. They discuss price, scope, and a $1 million library contribution, within a 90 day negotiating period. Also approved Measure M funding to buy Edinger Avenue right of way.
Local counselor Jim Holes of Tustin High School has died after a diverse career in education and community service. The item appears on page 23 of the paper with front page tease referencing further news on page 3 about TM Tiller Days changes bonds refinancing and Beckman High construction.
With the filing deadline passed, six candidates seek two City Council seats and five vie for two school board spots. Incumbent City Council member Tracy Worley, the only woman candidate, runs on a platform including a new downtown library and the Tustin Legacy redevelopment. Her ticket partner Doug Davert, a former planning commissioner, emphasizes traffic control, reduced jet noise, a responsible budget, efficiency at City Hall, and regular audits.
The Navy auction of 235 acres of former Tustin Marine Base land ends soon with online bidding. Parcels Moffett Meadows 583 units and Tustin Villas 274 units are high bids by Advanced Real Estate Services at 40.5 million each. проекта
The city pushes finalization of its land deal with the Santa Ana School District to within two weeks. A letter of credit will back $38 million and 22 acres for a high tech Learning Village, with a bank guarantee and city repayment when funds allow. A $22 million guarantee covers land unsuitability or decision not to build a kindergarten to eighth grade school. City Manager Bill Huston calls it an infrastructure financial transaction to avoid future disputes.
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