The city of Irvine's plan to buy two properties on Armstrong Avenue was halted at the last minute in a 3-2 vote by council members.
Monday, November 11, 2024 12:26AMThe city of Irvine's plan to buy two properties on Armstrong Avenue was halted at the last minute in a 3-2 vote by council members.'s plan to buy two properties on Armstrong Avenue was halted at the last minute in a 3-2 vote by council members earlier this week.
Many of them showed up to an emergency meeting to voice their frustrations but left relieved with the Council's narrow decision to not move forward with the purchase. Others like Michael Shepherd, who works with United to End Homelessness, wants to see initiatives that target the issue.
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