Foothills Sentry - December 2022

Foothills Sentry Page 6 December 2022 Family. Friends. Community. We’re all in this together. State Farm, Bloomington, IL 1801073 Ron Esparza, Agent Insurance Lic#: 0C79663 827 S. Tustin Ave Orange, CA 92866 Bus: 714-505-3400 ron@ronesparza.com Dr. del Junco is welcoming new patients! Michael del Junco, MD Internal Medicine 1310 W Stewart Dr, Ste 502 Orange, CA 92868 Looking for a new primary doctor? (714) 832-0750 462 El Camino Real Tustin, CA 92780 WWW.IVYS.COM • Iridology Consults • Wellness Tips IMPROVE HEALTH NATURALLY! • Awesome Lunches • Organic Cofee & Tea Old Town Tustin An interim city ordinance that imposes moderate development standards on lot splits and acces- sory dwelling units (ADUs) was extended by one year, per Orange City Council vote, Nov. 15. The council also approved a Neigh- borhood Preservation overlay to control construction surges in single family communities. Both municipal actions result from state legislation that requires cities to approve ADUs “over the Orange extends modest protections against state development mandates The Orange Elks and Orange Emblem received the Orange Unified School District (OUSD) Community Partner EDGE Award, which rec- ognizes and honors organizations that support the district. From left, Orange Emblem President John Russo, Emblem member Claudia Cas- tillo, Exalted Ruler Roslyn Peggins, OUSD Board President Andrea Yamasaki, Elks Mike Cash and Bill Neessen. The Greater Orange Chapter of National League of Young Men planted over 220 native grasses and coastal sage scrub, at the Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve on Nov. 13. National League of Young Men, Inc. is a nonprofit organization for young men in grades 9-12 and their mothers that promotes the development of young men into community leaders through involvement, charitable and community service, cultural experiences and protocol education. Members are selected from applicants residing in the Orange Unified School District. The annual Orange Park As- sociation General Membership Meeting will be held Saturday, Jan. 28 at Salem Church, 6500 Santiago Canyon Road. Doors open at 8 a.m. for coffee and donuts; the meeting begins at 9 a.m., with the Board of Directors election at 10 a.m. See orange- parkacres.org . Save the date for OPA meeting on Jan. 28 Patricia Whenskunas, left front, and Richard Nelson, surrounded by members of the Tustin Exchange Club, were awarded the Book of Golden Deeds Awards in recognition of their community service. Photo courtesy Mcguirephoto counter” and to “ministerially” approve lot splits to accommodate up to eight dwellings. The newly extended interim ordinance sets allowable standards to alleviate the negative impacts of unregulated development. Those negative impacts include parking and traffic problems, stress on infrastructure, loss of privacy, and fire, police and public safety concerns. The ordinance sets standards for maximum units per lot, mini- mum lot and unit area, frontage, lot depth, setbacks, structure height, minimum usable open space and parking requirements. The neighborhood overlay pro- vides development standards to regulate bedroom and bathroom additions to primary residences. The overlay applies to the area bounded by Katella Avenue, Main Street, and the 55 and 22 Freeways. It does not prohibit ad- ditional bedrooms or bathrooms, but requires each additional bed- room to be accompanied by 100 sq. ft. of usable open space and indoor common space and 50 cu- bic ft. of storage. The neighborhood overlay was inspired by an upswing in single- family home remodels that turn two or three bedroom homes into seven or eight bed and bathroom “dormitories” to house Chapman University students. HOLIDAY SHOWCASE 2022 HO HO Presented by the operators, coaches and skaters of the Holiday Artistic Skating Club of Orange SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2022 | 5PM - 7PM (DOORS OPEN AT 4:45) Group, class and solo performances from beginners to National & World level competitors! You will smile, laugh and cry, & leave in a great ‘Holiday’ mood. HOLIDAY SKATE CENTER: 175 N. WAYFIELD, ORANGE, CA Cost: $10 per person (under 3 is free) Tickets available from club skaters, coaches, or Scott Sackin* Venmo/Zelle accepted depending on who you purchase from Seating is first-come first-serve with priority to advance ticket purchasers Tickets will also be available at the door HASCO- 501(C) 3 ID #91-1941466 100% OF TICKET SALES, AUCTION/RAFFLE PROCEEDS, AND MERCHANDISE SALES WILL BENEFIT THE COMPETITION & CLUB FUND OF THE INDIVIDUAL SKATERS. *FOR MORE INFO CONTACT SCOTT SACKIN: (949) 903-5345 Come see Team USA artistic roller skater, Ashley Cli ord