Housing Element Workshop set for June 22
In compliance with state law, the City of Mission Viejo is updating the Housing Element – a plan for existing and future housing needs over the next eight years.
You can join the workshop on Thursday, June 22 at 3 pm at the Norman P. Murray Center to receive an update on the status of the current Housing Element and find out how the City plans to address the state’s housing requirements for Mission Viejo. Your participation is important to help plan for Mission Viejo’s future.
For more information, contact cd@cityofmissionviejo.org or 949-470-3053.
The Norman P. Murray Center is located at 24932 Veterans Way.
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Will there be recommendation…
Will there be recommendation and requirement for homeowner who lives intheEldora homes where No homeowners association
Are available. Re. Requirement of upkeep of property.
I can't find the legal…
I can't find the legal notification is claimed to be in the Saddle Valley News. In fact, I can't find any evidence that the Saddleback Valley News still exists. This is exactly why the public finds it completely difficult to trust the City to inform our citizens of important matters such as the Housing Element.
Thank you for your comment…
Thank you for your comment on the News page and interest in participating in the Housing Element process. It seems you have some doubts about publication of the Public Notice for the public hearings on the Housing Element. The Proof of Publication/Affidavit of Publication supplied by the Saddleback Valley News for publishing the Notice of Public Hearings regarding the Housing Element may be viewed through the following link:
https://cityofmissionviejo.org/sites/default/files/SVN-Proof-of-Publica…
If you’d wish to contact them to verify, the office of the Saddleback Valley News is located at 1920 Main Street, Suite 225, Irvine, CA 92614, and you may call them at 714-796-2209.
For something as voluminous as the Housing Element document, the City aims to provide residents with ample time to review the material. The following link will open the Housing Element pages on the City’s website:
Tom raises a great concern. …
Tom raises a great concern. As a follow-up, does the City know what the circulation is for the Saddleback Valley News?