Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Tustin public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
3 issues in development with critical priority
Capital Improvement Projects and Park Upgrades
The city is moving forward with several key projects, including the completion of the Camino Real Park playground, Old Town Tustin street improvements, value engineering for Legacy Park Phase 2, a new community-designed mural at the Tustin Family Youth Center, and a pilot micro-gallery project.
Enderle Center Mixed-Use Redevelopment
Burnham Ward Properties and Intracorp are transforming the aging 16-acre Enderle Shopping Center into 100 townhomes and modernized retail space, featuring a town green and local favorites like Zov's. While city leaders praised the project for revitalizing a tired corridor and avoiding massive high-density state mandates, several residents voiced worries about increased traffic, loss of cut-through streets, and the displacement of longtime small businesses like Chemers Gallery.
South Hangar Competitive Offering
The city is moving forward with a competitive offering process to test the market for potential reuse or development partners for the historic South Hangar. Maintaining the status quo costs over a million dollars annually in security and maintenance, while full rehabilitation would cost hundreds of millions.