60th Annivesary Street Closures
Thursday night the Costa Mesa 60th Anniversary Celebration Committee hosted a community meeting in City Council chambers at City Hall, primarily for those neighbors who will be most impacted by traffic generated by the kickoff celebration on June 28th, 29th and 30th. Residents within 1000 feet of the venue were sent notices of the meeting.
Costa Mesa Public Affairs Manager Dan Joyce led the discussion for the small (10) crowd of interested residents and committee members who attended. Committee Chairman Mike Scheafer shared information with former Police Chief Roger Neth - one of those interested parties.
Here's the information sheet about the road closures and the alternate routes that will be used when Fair Drive in front of City Hall is closed beginning Thursday, June 27th through that weekend. (Click on image to enlarge)
They also discussed the entertainment planned for that celebratory weekend. This flyer will provide you all the information you need. (Click on image to enlarge)
Joyce also stressed the need for community volunteers to help with that weekend in particular. You can visit the City website, HERE, where links will provide you with the appropriate application form. You can also visit the event website, HERE, for more general information about the event and sponsorship opportunities that are available. You'll also learn about the fireworks planned for 8:45 Saturday evening.
Labels: 60th Anniversary, Dan Joyce, Mike Scheafer, Roger Neth
posted by The Pot Stirrer at 5/16/2013 11:32:00 PM
7 Comments:
I haven't been able to figure out if kids under a certain age are free. It doesn't say when you go to the ticket site. Have you seen anything?
Great question, Mike. Christine Cordone is researching the answer and will get back to me. I'll post it here when I get it.
Can you please also check of old angry bloggers will be charged double
Alky bootlicker:
"..old angry bloggers.."
Old and angry trumps broke, drunk, enslaved , and alone at night..
Start going to meetings, renounce those who use you, make amends to your family.
What the hell is this city celebrating? Ever since the carpetbagger riggy pigheimer has stepped foot in this city, its been falling apart. The theme should be, welcome to costa mesa, a city slowly being destroyed.
what a joke,
Right, because the "city" consists of 450 or so employees, not the 110,000 residents...
You are the joke.
Id say a loss of 20% of police force affects 110,000 residents and also our neighboring cities.
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