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Costa Mesa Planning Commission Approves Environmental Review for 3,800-Unit Fairview Development

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Planning Commission approves environmental review for massive housing project at Fairview Developmental Center site Costa Mesa's Planning Commission has given the green light to proceed with environmental review of an ambitious redevelopment plan that could transform a shuttered state facility into one of Orange County's largest mixed-use developments, featuring up to 3,800 residential units on […]

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