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Laguna Niguel Cultural Center

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Candice Blair
11 years ago

I agree!

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Philip Hidalgo
11 years ago

Cultural center

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Philip Hidalgo
11 years ago

Cultural center

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Ann m Skattum
11 years ago

We don't need more apartments!!!

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Ann m Skattum
11 years ago

We don't need more apartments!!!

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Ann m Skattum
11 years ago

We don't need more apartments!!!

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Joan Ferrin
11 years ago

Greedy supervisors should be replaced!

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Joan Ferrin
11 years ago

Greedy supervisors should be replaced!

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Rod Henderson
11 years ago

The opportunity to have a Laguna Niguel Cultural Center should not lost. Have the members of the OC Board of Supervisors truly done their due diligence in asking what the community needs? The LNCC versus the current reality of overflowing multi-unit housing complexes. Streets such as Highland, Pacific Island Drive and Niguel have turned into a parking lot with cars overflowing from multi-unit homes and apartments. The proposed plan to add 200 Condos into an already saturated area has not been well thought out. Many years ago the Planning Departments would have reviewed proposals for the current properties now contributing to this car parking overflow situation. Will they make the same mistake again and approve what they feel is “adequate” parking spaces within this new 200 unit Condo complex or will they mess it up again? The city of Laguna Niguel needs balance for the long term as a wonderful area to grow and raise our families. The LNCC would add this culture outlet not currently available. The city has and is currently doing it part for muliti-unit housing, which is evident based on the current construction taking place at Crown Valley and Cabot with the building of the new 248 unit Mill Creek Apartment complex. We need to go in another direction and take this opportunity to add the LNCC to our community for the long term.

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Rod Henderson
11 years ago

The opportunity to have a Laguna Niguel Cultural Center should not lost. Have the members of the OC Board of Supervisors truly done their due diligence in asking what the community needs? The LNCC versus the current reality of overflowing multi-unit housing complexes. Streets such as Highland, Pacific Island Drive and Niguel have turned into a parking lot with cars overflowing from multi-unit homes and apartments. The proposed plan to add 200 Condos into an already saturated area has not been well thought out. Many years ago the Planning Departments would have reviewed proposals for the current properties now contributing to this car parking overflow situation. Will they make the same mistake again and approve what they feel is “adequate” parking spaces within this new 200 unit Condo complex or will they mess it up again? The city of Laguna Niguel needs balance for the long term as a wonderful area to grow and raise our families. The LNCC would add this culture outlet not currently available. The city has and is currently doing it part for muliti-unit housing, which is evident based on the current construction taking place at Crown Valley and Cabot with the building of the new 248 unit Mill Creek Apartment complex. We need to go in another direction and take this opportunity to add the LNCC to our community for the long term.

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Pierre Agamata
11 years ago

A community center would be perfect for Laguna Niguel...Not condos!

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Sean Gully
11 years ago

California

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Sean Gully
11 years ago

California

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reena moss
11 years ago

NO MORE apartments! too many cars and the schools will be too crowded!

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reena moss
11 years ago

NO MORE apartments! too many cars and the schools will be too crowded!

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Annamaria Burke
11 years ago

This would truly help make our community a desirable place to live.

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Annamaria Burke
11 years ago

This would truly help make our community a desirable place to live.

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Bea Dargavel
11 years ago

Laguna Niguel is such a wonderful city with so much to offer. What a great opportunity for our city to have a cultural center right in our Town Center.

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Bea Dargavel
11 years ago

Laguna Niguel is such a wonderful city with so much to offer. What a great opportunity for our city to have a cultural center right in our Town Center.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

NO MORE HOUSING