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Coto de Caza, CA - The Orange County Board of Supervisor (OCBOS) commenced a solicitation process for a Coto de Caza Planning Advisory Committee (CPAC) to be submitted to Supervisor Lisa Bartlett.
According to the solicitation for applicants, The CPAC is an advisory body to forward non-binding recommendations, to the Director of OC Public Works.
The purpose of CPAC is to advise the Orange County Zoning Administrator, Planning Commission, Board of Supervisors, and County agencies on all discretionary actions f the County of Orange in the unincorporated area located within the boundaries of the Coto de Caza Specific Plan.
The problem with the solicitation is that it is dated April 14 and the applications were due April 29. Not counting the time, it took for the proper distribution of the information, it did not leave much room for those of us either traveling or concerned with high priority items. Perhaps in the future the OCBOS can better plan in order to address the needs of the majority of stakeholders.
The good news is that according to Victor Cao, aide to Supervisor Bartlett, Supervisors Bartlett “ intends to have a regular rotation of members to facilitate more civic participation in the future. In addition, you may be able to provide input to the process through public comment at the Advisory Committee, Planning Commission, and Board of Supervisors meetings.”
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All of this is to shoehorn in a 65-unit gated tract-home development known as Saddle Crest.
The Inter-Canyon League
The Inter-Canyon League is a non-profit community organization serving the residents of the eastern canyons of Orange County California, including Silverado, Modjeska, Williams and Blackstar canyons
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Despite pleas from the public and conservation groups and the obvious potential for a legal battle, the Orange County Planning Commission agreed July 25 to Rutter Development Corp.’s plan to overhaul the Foothill-Trabuco Specific Plan (FTSP) and increase the Orange County General Plan’s traffic limit on scenic Santiago Canyon Road.
All of this is to shoehorn in a 65-unit gated tract-home development known as Saddle Crest.
The Inter-Canyon League
The Inter-Canyon League is a non-profit community organization serving the residents of the eastern canyons of Orange County California, including Silverado, Modjeska, Williams and Blackstar canyons
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