The more notable changes include:

Landscape/Parks

• New Town Green
  (This is a big improvement over the Town Square in the original plan.)

Historic Preservation

• New Historic District for some of the old bungalow houses
  (Who pays for moving and renovating these houses?)

Commercial Development

• Increased Commercial to 170,00 square feet
  (The original plan called for 136,450 square feet - 25% increase)

• Proposed ERA building on the corner of Yorba Linda Blvd. and Lakeview Ave.
  (Where is Yorba Linda Team/Integrated Funding, Pete and Jessie Sioson business on Lakeview?)

Parking

• Two Parking Structures (Under Market and proposed ERA building
  
  
• Street parking only for housing
  (Where will all of the new residents park?)
  
  
• Inclusion of a picture of a "park once" multi- story structure in the presentation.
  (Why was this included in the presentation if they are not thinking of using above ground parking structures?)

Housing

• Increased density in Town Center.
  (Up to 136 dwellings in Town Center.)
  
  
• The revised plan shows the Adams' property (Corner Plumosa and Lemon) intact instead of being subdivided with seven dwellings. Hopefully this is not a mistake and the the City will not take their property through Eminent Domain.

This biggest questions are:

• Why is the City rezoning the whole community core for mixed use, high-density housing and up to five stories in Town Center if they don't plan to build to these limits?
  
  
• Why are they trying to complete this massive rezoning effort before Thanksgiving 2005 even though they do not have a final plan for the community core?

Some of the answers given:

• They need to study the "worst case scenario" for the Environmental Review process.
  
  
• The consultant's proposed zoning regulations will be revised.
  
  
• We will get back to you when it is time for public comments.
  
  
• The Environmental Review process is behind schedule.

Many questions that need detailed answers.