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Tustin News

Location

Tustin, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2002

Page

3

Tripping in Old Town Tustin Sparks City Trench Woes

A columnist recounts falling in a recently placed trench in front of Kelly's Men's Shop in Old Town Tustin. He notes the irony of reporting hazards yet ending up injured and losing a cigar case, while denying any intent to sue the city and hinting at readers to see more on page 8.

Old Town Kelly’s Men’s Shop Kelly

City Revokes Econo Lube N' Tune Permit at 155 W First St

City Council upholds Planning Commission to revoke Econo Lube N Tune's business permit at 155 West First Street after evidence of 56 police calls, improper outside work, hazardous waste storage, and repeated permit violations by multiple owners since 1994. The four to zero vote imposes one year non-occupancy and bans similar businesses at the site. Neighbors urge replacement with non automotive use.

Econo Lube N’ Tune First St Planning Commission C Street Federal Aaron Coldiron Lisa Serafin Tony Kawashima Jeff Thomas

Tustin packing house linked to Willard and Adams

A 75th anniversary feature recalls an orange packing operation run by Willard and Adams. Fruit were size sorted, tissue wrapped and boxed in crates. The packing house was tied to the founders of Tustin Water Works at Aliso near the Newport Avenue Edinger Santa Fe crossing.

Tustin Willard and Adams Tustin Water Works Aliso Newport Avenue Edinger Santa Fe

City to solicit farmers for former base lands lease

City officials move to issue a request for proposals to farm 273 acres of the former Tustin Marine base along Edinger Avenue. The project aims to outline land description, Navy remediation context, lease terms, crop proposals, and farmer experience, with responses due by Aug. 19 and a selection by Oct. 7.

Tustin Marine Base Mike Doyle Edinger Avenue Navy Western Growers Association United Agribusiness California Farm Bureau Federation Unac Doyle Bill Huston

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