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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Tustin public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Enderle Center Drive Vacation & Traffic Impacts
Residents expressed strong opposition to vacating Enderle Center Drive, raising serious concerns about fire evacuation bottlenecks and increased traffic congestion from nearby developments. Staff and council reviewed traffic studies and Orange County Fire Authority feedback, concluding safety standards will be met.
In-N-Out traffic queueing at First Street and Newport
The proposed In-N-Out at Larwin Square — replacing a 6,800-square-foot FedEx building with a 3,800-square-foot drive-thru — has commissioners worried about car lines spilling into an already jammed area. Staff says the first plan review wraps up this month and traffic flow is being studied closely, with a second review expected in early November.
Southwest Tustin On-Street Parking Congestion
Residents in southwest Tustin face extreme parking shortages due to high population density and outdated multi-family parking requirements. The city's study explored solutions like permit programs, enhanced enforcement, and improved walking infrastructure.
Armstrong Avenue Pedestrian Bridge Redesign
The council selected a redesign alternative for the Armstrong Avenue Pedestrian Bridge to bring construction costs in line with the city's budget.
El Camino Real and Auto Center Drive Traffic Signal Improvements
The city and Costco are splitting the cost of a $250,000 traffic signal project to address safety and an uptick in collisions at El Camino Real and Auto Center Drive.