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Irvine Approves 15,000 New Residences Near John Wayne Airport Amid Controversy

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By Rhiannon Saegert  The City of Irvine has approved a plan to rezone land near John Wayne Airport, allowing for the potential construction of up to 15,000 new housing units. This decision, made during an Irvine City Council meeting on Oct. 8, aligns with state mandates requiring municipalities to substantially increase their housing supplies. The […]

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