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City Approves Plan to Add Up to 3,000 Residential Units at Westminster Mall

December 8, 20222 Mins read830
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By Catherine Sweeney  A 1.3 million square foot mall in Orange County could soon be getting a new look. The City of Westminster recently voted to approve a specific plan that revitalizes retail space and adds residential space to the 100-acre mall site at 1025 Westminster Mall.  A public hearing for the project took place […]

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