Orange
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Planning Commission
The commission will review a request for a Type 47 alcohol license at a new restaurant on West Chapman Avenue. They will also consider a proposal to operate a charter elementary school with up to 864 students at two existing buildings on West Chapman Avenue.
- Conditional Use Permit for beer, wine, and distilled spirits sale at 237 W. Chapman Avenue
- Charter elementary school proposal for 1937 and 2011 W. Chapman Ave with up to 864 students
- Construction of two new play areas within an existing parking lot at the school site
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Design Review Committee
The regular session scheduled for July 1, 2026, is cancelled. The next committee meeting is scheduled for July 15, 2026.
Orange City Council
The City Council will meet to consider an ordinance extending the temporary ban on opening or expanding massage businesses for over 22 months. The meeting also includes a proclamation for the United States Semiquincentennial and a closed session regarding existing litigation.
- Extension of Urgency Ordinance No. 08-26 (moratorium on new/expanded massage establishments)
- Proclamation recognizing the United States Semiquincentennial
- Litigation discussion: Cole McDonough v. City of Orange, et al.
Orange City Council
The City Council will consider adopting Ordinance No. 10-26, which prohibits using potable water to irrigate non-functional turf. They will also vote on a resolution to place a measure expanding and increasing the transient occupancy tax on the November 2026 ballot. Other actions include awarding contracts for concrete replacement, towing services, and adult softball program administration, as well as appropriating public safety funds.
- Second reading and adoption of Ordinance No. 10-26 banning potable water for non-functional turf irrigation
- Resolution to amend submission of hotel tax (transient occupancy tax) increase measure to voters in November 2026
- Award of $597,816 contract to CJ Concrete Construction for annual concrete replacement at various locations
- Appropriation of $118,334.68 in Public Safety Realignment funding from Orange County for overtime and supplies
- Approval of agreements with Archie's Towing and Southside Towing for towing and storage services, including new fee schedule
Design Review Committee
The Design Review Committee will consider a request to install a new halo-lit canopy mounted wall sign and reface an existing pole sign at 202 N. Glassell Street in the Old Towne Historic District. The meeting also includes public comments and procedural items.
- Install new halo-lit canopy mounted wall sign and reface existing pole sign at 202 N. Glassell Street in Old Towne Historic District (DRC No. 25-0120)
Planning Commission
This planning commission meeting has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for July 6, 2026.
Orange Public Library Board of Trustees
The Orange Public Library Board of Trustees will hold a routine meeting to approve minutes from May 18, 2026, receive reports from the Friends of the Library and the Library Foundation, and hear the Library Director's update on services and April 2026 statistics.
- Approve minutes of May 18, 2026 regular meeting
City Traffic Commission
The Traffic Commission will consider four traffic control proposals, including a school bus loading zone on California Street, a loading zone on N. Lemon Street, and red curb installations on Kendra Drive and at Highland Street/Dana Place. They will also approve minutes from the previous meeting.
- School bus loading zone on west side of California Street at California Inspire Academy
- 35-foot loading zone in front of 233 N. Lemon Street
- 25 feet of red curb on west side of Kendra Drive north of Hampshire Road
- 35 feet of red curb at northwest corner of Highland Street/Dana Place
Orange City Council
The City Council will consider a consent calendar including multiple contracts, ordinance adoptions, and capital improvement projects. Notable items include a zone change to allow residential development at 2375 N Tustin Street, approval of $1.8 million in state grants for flashing beacons, bike lanes, and signal upgrades, a $915,000 crossing guard contract, and amendments to tobacco retailer regulations.
- Zone change for 4.23-acre site at 2375 N Tustin St from commercial to multifamily residential
- Accept $1,628,550 in Caltrans grants for school crossing beacons, bike lanes, signal upgrades, edge line striping
- Two-year $915,000 contract with All City Management for crossing guard services
- Ordinance to eliminate certain restrictions on retail sale of tobacco and clarify permit transferability
- Approve $130,470.82 for Council Chamber AV system upgrades