Old Town development split over preservation vs demolition
Draughon cites impracticality of incorporating derelict Old Town buildings into a redevelopment plan. He notes land price concessions and insufficient retail traffic as barriers, while the Tustin Area Historical Society splits over whether to save the deteriorated structure vacant since 1973, mold laden, with a nonoriginal facade.
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Draughon
Old Town
Tustin Area
Jessica Curry
Bryant
Estock Elementary Faces Aging Infrastructure Upgrades
Estock Elementary on 11-acre site built in 1964 serves 675 students with 27 permanent and 3 portable classrooms. Board weighs $108 million in Measure G and state funds for repairs including roofs, restrooms, wiring, and security, targeting health and safety upgrades and a covered lunch area.
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Estock
N. B St
YMCA
Spac
Repair Wish List for School Upgrades
A long list detailing needed school improvements including drinking fountains roofing toilets drainage and water lines play field renovation new parking and drop off areas beam dry rot flooring ceilings playground resurfacing ramps walks exterior and interior painting administration office remodel furniture lighting marker boards power walls fencing irrigation landscape site lighting library lunch shelter standard classrooms
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Estock
Paulette Fuller
Police crack down on South Tustin crackdown operation
A multi agency operation in South Tustin nets 33 arrests, 18 probationers searched, and 93 citations. The sweep covered 28 probationers and one parolee, seized drugs and weapons, and towed 18 vehicles. A mobile command post operated near Main and Williams as officers patrolled from 3 to 11 p.m.
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Tustin
County Probation Department
Santa Ana Freeway
Barranca Parkway
Williams Street
Jamboree Road
Main
Williams Streets