Orange Needs Parks

10/07/2014

Be sure to watch the Candidate Forum.

Hosted by: Foothill Sentry and Orange Park Acres

09/30/2014

Oct 1, 2014 at 7:00pm - Be sure to attend the 2014 Candidate Forum hosted by the Foothills Sentry and Orange Park Association.

09/10/2014

Orange is made up of so many wonderful neighborhoods and really great people. It's nice to come together and work to make our city even better.

The preservation of open space and compliance with current zoning laws is a constantly debated topic in the City of Orange. From debates over Ridgeline, Sully-Miller and countless other land usage disputes, it is a topic that is hotly discussed between the city council and developers looking to chan…

08/30/2014

Orange Needs Parks is proud to be a part of a broader coalition of neighbors wanting to protect our wonderful community. We love Orange. Let's keep Orange sweet!

08/04/2014

Paula Raphael Soest shared Kim Nichols's photo. August 2
So very excited about Kim Nichols running for council! Please help us get the word out!

06/11/2014

This is an important victory for the people.

06/05/2014

Send emails to the City Council OPPOSING the Rio Santiago proposal to: [email protected]

SAVE THE DATE: TUESDAY, June 10th - 6:00pm
After four hearings the Orange Planning Commission DENIED the fatally flawed Rio Santiago project. It was unanimous!
Now we want the City Council to uphold the Planning Commission vote. Send emails to the City Council opposing the project to: [email protected]

05/02/2014

SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday, May 13 at 6PM Developer appeals the Planning Commission's unanimous decision to deny all entitlements for the Rio Santiago proposal. They want the Orange City Council to reverse the Planning Commission decision. NO CHANGE - NO RIO SANTIAGO!

03/04/2014

Planning Commission DENIES the Rio Santiago proposal. This development does NOT belong on the Sully Miller site.

02/21/2014

Monday, March 3rd at 7:00pm SAVE THE DATE
Orange City Hall 300 E. Chapman in Orange

Monday, March 3rd at 7:00pm VOTE TO BE TAKEN
Orange City Hall 300 E. Chapman - Orange
Fourth Planning Commission Hearing on the controversial Rio Santiago development at the Sully Miller site.
SAVE THE DATE.

01/20/2014

This is an important city wide issue. The developer wants to change our General Plan in order to build 400 unit on an area that has been designed OPEN SPACE. This is a bad deal for Orange.

Approximately 96-acres of the 110-acre Sully Miller sand and gravel property has been designated "Permanent Open Space" by the OPA Specific Plan and the East Orange Community Plan since the 1970's.