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L.A. Times focuses on effort to save the Sexlinger Orchard

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The L.A. Times published an article about the effort to save the Sexlinger Orchard this week.  Here are a few excerpts from the article:

A real estate company wants to build 24 single-family homes on the land, but opponents with the Save Our Orchard Coalition say the project, currently in the review stage with the city, would destroy valuable property that could be preserved and used as an educational center and community garden.

The plot, purchased by the Sexlinger family in 1913, is one of the region’s oldest unaltered orange groves. A Craftsman bungalow, built by the family in 1914, still stands.

The Save the Sexlinger Orchard supporters are going to be holding another demonstration, on Saturday July 23, from 10:00am – 2:00pm, at the entrance of the Sexlinger Orchard. Continue reading→

Save the Sexlinger Orchard demonstration set for Saturday, June 25

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The activists at “Save the Sexlinger Orchard” are holding another demonstration,  on Saturday, June 25, 2011, from 11AM- 3PM.

They ask that our readers stop by for 30 minutes or an hour and help them share the message — “NO” to another housing development and “YES” to an Urban Agriculture Center – the first of this kind and scale in the city of Santa Ana. They say that your support is critical to the cause.

For more information about the orchard and how you can help, please visit : www.saveourorchard.org, and like them on Facebook : www.facebook.com/saveourorchard.

Santa Ana “Neighborhood Hero” Gordon compares Latinos to ignorant kids

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When Santa Ana “Neighborhood Hero” Thomas Gordon tried to run for the Santa Ana City Council, he claimed he would “wipe the floor” with incumbent Sal Tinajero, who is also a very successful public school teacher.  But when the filing deadline came, Gordon failed to collect enough verified signatures – and even his own signature was thrown out by the City Clerk.  We later caught Gordon texting answers to another Council candidate, Helen Martinez.  She lost badly and hasn’t been seen since.

What is Gordon up to now, you ask?  Well check out this comment – which he posted on a Voice of OC blog post about the proposed move of the Chivas USA soccer team to Santa Ana:

Regarding neighborhood impact and the loss of the golf course, Tinajero said he understands that some residents would be opposed to the move, but when compared to the number of residents in favor, opponents will seem a small minority.

The opposition “would be outnumbered, in my opinion, nine to one,” Tinajero said.

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Kids want candy or soda or junk food 9 times more than adults do, but as adults we are able to see the cost associated with these things, not just monetarily but the long term impacts such as tooth decay or diabetes.

Los Angeles Unified School Board just voted to ban chocolate and strawberry flavored milk in schools. I’ll bet the kids are against that 99 to 1 as well, but as adults the Board made a decision based on health and long term results.

Guess we elected children to the Santa Ana City Council……..

Not only did Gordon insult all the Latino residents of Santa Ana who would support a pro soccer team – he also insulted our Santa Ana City Council as well – comparing both the residents and the Council to ignorant schoolkids who don’t know what is good for them.

The irony is that Gordon has no college degree – but the Council Members include two attorneys, an engineer, an overpaid Orange County middle manager, a Realtor/Mortfafe banker, a non profit executive, a schoolteacher/award-winning debate team coach.  They all have college degrees, unlike Gordon.

Maybe Gordon dislikes them because they are all Democrats – except for the overpaid County middle manager.  Gordon is an elected member of the OC GOP Central Committee.

The double-irony is that Gordon works for the L.A. Unified School District, where he is an astoundingly overpaid asbestos inspector.  He clearly looks down on the schoolkids whose parents pay his ridiculous union salary.

And this guy is getting a “Neighborhood Hero” award at the Com-Link meeting this week.  He ought to be getting a Turkey award!

Com-Link meeting on June 23 to recognize neighborhood heroes

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Neighborhood Hero Thomas Gordon

Santa Ana’s Communication Linkage Forum, or Com-Link, is hosting their next meeting on June 23, at 6:30 pm, at the Santa Ana Police Department’s Community Room, located at 60 Civic Center Plaza.  Parking will be validated.

The meeting will feature a Celebration of the 2011 Neighborhood Heroes and the Most Beautiful Yard Winners.  Here is the agenda:

6:30 pm to 7 pm: Socialize and network

7 pm: Voting for the 2011-12 Com-Link Board Members

7:10 pm: Neighborhood Heroes Recognition – Click here to see the winners, which include Thomas Gordon, who famously failed to collect enough signatures to run for the Santa Ana City Council last year.

7:45 pm: Most Beautiful Yard Recognition

8:15 pm: Neighborhood Roll Call

Cake and refreshments will be provided.

Com-Link meetings are paid for by Santa Ana’s taxpayers.

Support the new Santa Ana People’s Garden mural, on June 18

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The supporters of the Santa Ana People’s Garden are gathering to help Mural Artist Roberto Del Hoyo continue his legacy of beautifying our community. His work can be found several locations in Santa Ana; Memorial Park, El Salvador, Santiago Creek and now the Santa Ana People’s Garden.

Join the Santa Ana People’s Garden as they continue the flow of WALL ART in our community garden.  The event will feature food, music, raffles, tour of the garden & opportunity to paint with Roberto Del Hoyo of www.idealwallarts.com.

They will also have the American Heart Association there to promote healthy hearts. Step up to get a free blood pressure test.

Also, they will have a few booths set up to educate the public on the purpose of growing your own food and learning about the local wildlife/native plants.

Click here to RSVP on Facebook.

Plots are available for rent. Call Ria Vigil at 949-293-8480 or email her by clicking here.

The event will be held at 2555 Santiago St., on the grounds of the First Congregational Church, in Santa Ana’s Park Santiago neighborhood.

The Usual Suspects return, to try to stop the Chivas from coming to Santa Ana

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Pictured above: Debbie McEwen, a member of the Usual Suspects’ coalition against the Chivas Soccer team

They’re back…the folks I used to refer to as the “Usual Suspects” have come together again. This time they are ticked off about Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido’s ongoing attempts to bring the Chivas soccer team to Santa Ana.
Here is what the Voice of OC has reported about the resurgence of the “Usual Suspects:”

With rumors swirling about a potential pro soccer expansion into Santa Ana, some 50 residents gathered Wednesday night to complain about potential traffic, noise and other problems that soccer games could create.

Residents opposed to the move appear to be circulating a protest petition. They are particularly incensed over rumors that Mayor Miguel Pulido is holding private meetings aimed at bringing the team to the city while avoiding any input from residents.

Tom Lutz, a former council member, hosted the residents at his home. He said he found out about the negotiations and possible move only because of old contacts he has at City Hall.

Lutz said he understands that if the soccer team comes to the city, its first home would be Santa Ana Stadium. If true, that would displace football teams of local high schools like Mater Dei and Century, according to Lutz. The move also would mean Santa Ana College’s football team could lose access to the stadium, he said.

At the end of the meeting, residents formed a committee to prevent the team from coming to the city. The committee includes Rush, Lutz, Don Cribb, Alfredo Amezcua, Thomas Gordon, Dave Brandt, and Debbie McEwen.

Note that failed Santa Ana Mayoral candidate Alfredo Amezcua is now a full-fledged member of the Usual Suspects. Latino voters will remember this when Amezcua comes begging for votes the next time he runs for Mayor.

I am not buying the silly argument about the school sports programs getting kicked out of Eddie West Stadium. Note that none of the new Usual Suspects are on the SAUSD School board – and not one of them has any children enrolled in our SAUSD schools. In fact most of them aren’t even married, or are too old to have kids.

What these NIMBYs don’t realize is the tremendous economic impact that the Chivas will have on our city. Nor do they care that the majority of our residents will be thrilled to welcome the Chivas to town.

I also don’t buy the open space argument. The Willowick golf course is not of any use to the thousands of residents in Santa Ana who don’t play golf, or cannot afford to do so. But the proposed Chivas complex will include new soccer fields that will be a huge boon to the young people of our city.

If the Usual Suspects want more open space they should join the dying lawn bowling league at Santiago Park, or go jog in our cemeteries.

Brea gets a Buffalo Wild Wings, after NIMBYs chases them out of Santa Ana

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The world’s largest Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant and sports bar opened to the public at 260 S. Brea Blvd. in Brea, on Monday, May 23.  Backed by local investors including several Southern California baseball and football players, the new $5 million restaurant is the latest redevelopment effort for downtown Brea by local business owner and former sports agent, Dwight Manley, who grew up in the town, according to Restaurant News.

Did you know that a Buffalo Wild Wings was going to open up in Santa Ana, over by Orchard Hardware on 17th and Tustin, back in 2008?  That didn’t work out though as a handful of NIMBY residents in the northeastern part of Santa Ana protested the establishment’s Conditional Use Permit (CUP.)  Eventually the owners of the proposed restaurant cleared out of town, abandoning all hope of ever being able to open for business here in Santa Ana.

Here is what the NIMBYs’ leader, Mike Tardif, posted about their protest on the Orange Juice blog article about the ill-fated Santa Ana Buffalo Wild Wings:

Dear Mayor Pulido and Members of the Santa Ana City Council:

We hereby request that the City Council call a public hearing concerning the alcohol (ABC) Conditional Use Permit granted to Buffalo Wild Wings, by the Planning Commission, for on-site sale of alcoholic beverages.

The residents of Parkwood, Meredith and Portola neighborhoods are very concerned that the negative effects of this “sports bar” on their neighborhoods have not been properly taken into consideration.

Respectfully submitted by,

Tom Childress
Kathy Ingersoll
Lee Ingersoll
Brad Day, Board Member Meredith/Parkwood HOA
Andy Martinez
Emmy Martinez
George R. Staff
Chrissy Staff
Rick Legowski
Peggy Legowski
Mike Tardif
Mercedes Tardif
Bridget Tardif
Tony Diaz
Jose Diaz
Carolyn Diaz
Muriel McCormick
Celesta Severtsen
Michael Severtsen
Jimmy Kabaian
Thomas Accongio
Nadine Accongio
Maria Cabrera
Milo Van Beck

These people are probably proud of themselves.  But what did they accomplish?  They cost our city jobs and tax revenue.  The newspapers are praising the new Buffalo Wild Wings in Brea today – but it should have been ours, here in Santa Ana, were it not for the selfish actions of a handful of NIMBYs.  What a shame.

So do you want to know what you missed out on fellow Santa Ana resident?  Here’s a few comments about the new Buffalo Wild Wings in Brea, from their Yelp page:

  • “This place is definitely the place to be for a while… it’s bringin in a lot of foot traffic into downtown Brea.”
  • “This place was recently opened in Downtown Brea…must say it is in a prime spot…there was a lot of people there for some good food and of course the games on TV.”
  • The restaurant overall is huge. There are TV screens on every walls. I will say that this place is a cool place to “hang out, watch a game, eat some wings, and drink some beers.”
  • “Inside is fantastic. The downtown Brea area is a void of sports viewing bars. Literally no good place to watch a game or two…until now.”
  • “LOVE this place! Incredible wings and flavors, like fifty different TVs (even have ones in the bathrooms lol), huge capacity, poker/trivia competitions, crazy wild and fun atmosphere and much more all for reasonable pricing as well.”
  • “The place itself is awesome – TV’s on every wall, all playing sports; the ambience upstairs is totally cool with the open deck and fire/water fountain upstairs.  Again, the place itself is 5 stars.”
  • “All in all a great experience…..Would definitely come again.”

Yep.  We could have had a Buffalo Wild Wings in Santa Ana.  But the NIMBYs killed it…and now it is in Brea instead.  Go figure.

Connect to Council “Ward 2 meeting” tonight

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Connie Hamilton, the head of “Connect to Council,” has organized a Ward 2 meeting this evening.  According to the O.C. Register, she is inviting “Residents of the city’s Ward 2 neighborhoods – Wilshire Square, Heninger Park, Downtown, Willard, Lacy, French Park, Eastside, Logan, Grand Sunrise and Madison Park,  to meet with neighborhood leaders and those wanting to make a difference,” tonight from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Santa Ana Senior Center community room, located at 424 W. Third St.

This meeting is not sponsored by the City of Santa Ana.  It is not in fact on the official City Calendar.

City of Santa Ana holding a meeting regarding the Sexlinger Orchard on June 1

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The message below is from “Save our Orchard:”

There will be an important public meeting regarding the 24-house development project proposed by TAVA Development Company on the five acre Sexlinger orange orchard site.

The city of Santa Ana Planning and Building Agency is holding a “Scoping Meeting”

WHEN: Wednesday, JUNE 1, at 6:00pm

WHERE: John Muir Fundamental School — 1951 N. Mabury, Santa Ana.

You will hear about this project and important dates and deadlines. You can also have your questions and concerns addressed.

At this meeting you will have the opportunity to get on the city’s mailing list for all mailings regarding this project.

PLEASE PLAN TO ATTEND! It is crucial that we let the city know how we feel about this project at every possible opportunity.

I apologize here for any misspelling of names. Please let me know of any corrections that need to be made.

Thank you so much for your support.

—
Jeannie Gillett
defendourorchard@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/saveourorchard

“Sentiment without action is the ruin of the soul.” Edward Abbey

Santa Ana Com-Link meeting on May 26 to focus on gang enforcement

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Dear Neighborhood Leader:

I would like to invite you to the next Com-link meeting scheduled for Thursday, May 26, at 7:00 pm in the Santa Ana Police Department Community Room.

The main topic at the meeting will be presented by SAPD Sergeant Lorenzo Carrillo on Gang Enforcement in the Santa Ana neighborhoods. Sergeant Carrillo will also be discussing the effect of the current injunction as well as the general level of gang activity.

Administrative Chief / Fire Marshal Lori Smith from the SAFD will talk about their plans to address fireworks in 2011. Will Hayes, Maintenance Service Manager, of the Public Works Agency will be discussing the new contractor for graffiti removal. Councilmember Sal Tinajero will be addressing the meeting as part of our “Meet a Councilmember Series” and we will be recognizing David Ream, Santa Ana’s long time retiring City Manager.

As you can see we have a full agenda and look forward to seeing you at the meeting. The general Com-link meeting is open to all neighbors in the City of Santa Ana. We would like see at least one representative for each Neighborhood Association (NA). Please feel free to email me at sum1@artnet.net or call me at 714-277-9762 if you have any questions or need directions.

Remember the purpose of Com-link is supply you with information to be given out to your neighborhood. This cannot be done if your NA is not represented.

With that, I hope to see you on Thursday May 26th.

Sincerely Yours,

Carl Benninger, Com-Link Chairperson 2010-2011

PS: At the June meeting we will be holding elections for four position on the Com-Link Board. Any one interesting in running for the board and meets the requirements can complete the Board nomination form that will be available at the May meeting or by contacting Margarita Macedonio of the City of Santa Ana at mmacedonio@santa-ana.org.

Santa Ana northeast neighbors meeting regarding medical pot, on May 19

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It looks like some residents of northeast Santa Ana are riled up about medical marijuana, which was legalized by California voters awhile ago.

Here is an email that was circulated today about a meeting regarding medical marijuana dispensaries in northeast Santa Ana:

Good afternoon everyone,

I would like to call your attention to a meeting on the proliferation of Medical Marijuana Dispensaries in the City of Santa Ana. I live in North / East Santa Ana and there are currently 16 active dispensaries on 17th St. between the 5 Freeway and the 55 Freeway. The problems that these dispensaries are causing is a City wide concern impacting the quality of life for both the residents as well as the business community.

This meeting will be quite educational and I encourage everyone to attend. It’s being sponsored by the City of Santa Ana and the Santa Ana Police Dept.

The speakers are as follows:

1. Commander Ken Gominsky – SAPD Field Operations

2. Detective Michael Gibbons – SAPD District Investigations

3. Alvaro Nunez – Community Preservation Coordinator – City of Santa Ana Code Enforcement

4. Mike McCoy – SAPD Community Services Specialist

There wil also be some discussion on Unsightly Vacant Commercial Buildings and Vehicle / Property Crimes.

Date – 05/19/11

Location – Church of the Nazarene – 1500 E. 17th St., Santa Ana ( Fellowship Hall )

Time – 4:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m – Information tables and Safety Displays

4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. – Informational Meeting

This is an issue that affects all of our neighborhoods City wide so I encourage you to attend and please spread the word.

Thank you,

Winston R. Covington
Co-Chairman
Meredith / Parkwood and Portola Park Neighborhood Associations
714 832 0020 Ext. # 118

West Floral Park’s Open Garden Day this Saturday, May 14

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Come visit the West Floral Park Neighborhood Association’s “Open Garden Day,” on Saturday, May 14.

Twelve of their lovely gardens will be open for touring from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A variety of gardens will be showcased including entertainment spaces, park-like settings, vegetable & herb gardens, and intimate relaxation retreats.

New this year–Garden Bazaar offering unique artisan items for sale. Click here for additional information.

Admission is $10 per person.  You may buy your tickets at 902 Riviera Drive, in Santa Ana.

Santa Ana reactionaries’ OBP tower lawsuit to be heard on May 12

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The same reactionaries who sued Santa Ana over the Station District development, costing our taxpayers thousands of dollars in the process, are at it again – this time calling themselves the “Coalition for Accountable Government Ethics,” or CAGE.  They are suing over the One Broadway Plaza tower – which is being developed by Mike Harrah.

There is going to be a hearing on May 12, regarding their request that a judge overturn the amended developer agreement that Harrah worked out with the Santa Ana City Council last year.  Their argument appears to be that the matter should have gone back to the voters, who approved the OBP development a few years ago, at the ballot box, via Measure A.

This project would create thousands of jobs and insert millions of dollars into Santa Ana’s economy – but apparently that does not matter to the bitter CAGE litigants – who lost at the ballot box and now want to overturn the will of the people, at court.

Here is more info from CAGE’s attorney:

Date: Friday, May 6, 2011, 12:57 AM
Good evening everyone,

The details for the OBP (One Broadway Plaza, 37 story building) hearing before Judge Hunt is below (as provided by Wildish and Nialis attorneys.). The hearing is on May 12 (a Thursday). Feel free to attend and listen to the argument on both sides first hand.

CAGE’s attorney will first oppose an attempt by the city to add a letter (from Harrah) to the administrative record that purports to document his request to the city to amend the development agreement. Following that decision (and at the same hearing) the Judge will likely rule on the lawsuit (whether the City Council had the right to amend the OBP development agreement minus a vote of the public). CAGE asserts the City does not have the right to amend the DA without first asking the public (since it originally approved the project and the DA as part of the special election held in early 2005).

Thank you again everyone for your continued support.

OBP HEARING Information

Hearing on the Petition for Writ, and Motion to Augment Admin. Record has been reset for May 12, 2011 at 8:30 a.m. in Dept. C-24 before Judge Hunt. Please mark your calendars accordingly. Thank you!

Regards,

Denni Coslett
Legal Assistant to DANIEL R. WILDISH, ESQ.
500 N. State College Blvd., Ste. 1200
Orange, CA 92868
Tel: (714) 634-8001 Fax: (714) 634-3869

Lacy group that sued Santa Ana can’t give away a free multi-family building

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The litigious Santa Ana residents who sued the City of Santa Ana, ostensibly to save a few questionably historic homes in the proposed “Station District” are now having a heck of a time giving away one of the “multi-family buildings,” which is an old motor court, which will be otherwise demolished.

It is worth noting that this group, the “Friends of the Lacy Neighborhood,” cost Santa Ana residents thousands of dollars with their ridiculous lawsuit against our City.  The net result?  Instead of building new affordable homes, as was originally proposed in the Station District development plan, we are now stuck with a bunch of old homes that will need a ton of repairs.

That’s right – Santa Ana’s taxpayers took one in the shorts, thanks to this Lacy group, and the folks who will eventually live in these dilapidated homes could have had new homes but will now get stuck in old homes no one wants.

The Lacy litigants were able to get the word out about their free home that on one wants on one of their affiliated websites:

Attention lovers and preservationists of old homes and buildings:

Have we got a deal for you!

The Santa Ana Historical Preservation Society, in our efforts to support the preservation of Santa Ana’s beautiful, historic buildings, would like to bring to your attention an immediate opportunity to save a beautiful motor court in the Lacy neighborhood!

On behalf of the Friends of the Lacy Historic Neighborhood:

Good morning everyone,

Last week the Friends of the Historic Lacy Neighborhoods settled its lawsuit with the City of Santa Ana over the demolition of numerous vintage homes in that neighborhood (south of Santa Ana Blvd, north of First Street, east of Mortimer and west of Garfield).

As a component of the settlement, the Friends agreed to City’s preservation of 10 old homes and the demolition of others. One of the structures to be razed is the vintage motor-court at 611 N. Minter.

This 13 unit building is scheduled to be razed after May 15, 2011. The group of small buildings is available, at no cost, to anyone interested in moving it, in whole or part, to another site.

Proposals for the accelerated time line need to be to the City before the end of the month. You can view pictures of the building at http://www.santa-ana.org/cda/multifamilybuildingforsale.asp.

The contact person at the City is Shelly Landry-Bayle. I only have a general number for the city from which you can be transferred to Shelly. That number is 714-647-6900.

We hoped to save these buildings for use as a public meeting area, artist village and small-business retail or student housing. Perhaps the buildings will find a similar use elsewhere in the city.

Colleen Williams
Santa Ana Historical Preservation Society
Dr. Willella Howe-Waffle House & Medical Museum
120 Civic Center Drive
Santa Ana CA 92701

Here is how this multi-family building was listed on the City of Santa Ana’s website before they took it down:

The Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Santa Ana (Agency) is the owner of a 13-unit, motor court style multifamily residential complex located at 605-611 N. Minter Street in the City of Santa Ana. All 13 are bachelor units. The complex was constructed in 1930, and is unoccupied.

The site needs to be cleared by May 15, 2011 in order to meet the timing requirements of the approved new construction project. The Agency is offering to transfer ownership of the buildings to an individual or group who can demonstrate that they have the resources and experience necessary to effectuate the removal by no later than May 15, 2011. Proposals must be submitted by no later than Wednesday, April 27 at 5:00 P.M. to the following:

Ms. Shelly Landry-Bayle
Housing and Neighborhoods Development Manager
City of Santa Ana
20 Civic Center Plaza, M-37
Santa Ana, CA 92701

Proposals may be submitted by mail, courier, fax at (714) 667-2225 or e-mail at SantaAnaHousingdept@santa-ana.org.

Acceptable proposals will include the following:

  • Cover letter identifying the person or persons who would take possession of the buildings and assume responsibility for the move.
  • Resumes for all such persons demonstrating substantial experience in moving and rehabilitating residential structures.
  • Evidence of site control for a proposed receiver site, an analysis demonstrating that the site will be adequate for this purpose, and evidence of jurisdictional approval for this use.
  • Cost estimate for the move and evidence that the individual or group has immediate access to the required funds.
  • Timeline to move structures that include a 14 day public hearing notice prior to a May 2, 2011 City Council approval of the selected proposal.

Questions regarding this matter must be submitted by e-mail via the above link as soon as possible.