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The Central Garden Grove Neighborhood Association (CGGNA) is a non-profit organization of concerned residents, who seek to educate and encourage participation in the local affairs of Garden Grove, California.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS:Annual Neighborhood Meeting is scheduled
for Saturday July
11th at 10:00 AM at the Armstrong's Barn 12421
Loraleen Street, Garden Grove.
NEWS LETTER: The June News Letter is out click here to jump to it.
Main Street Parking Commission set to be abolished! On a vote of 4 to 1 the City Council voted to initiate the process to disolve the Main Street Parking Commission. The Commission was formed under state law before Garden Grove was a city to purchase and administer parking facilities in and around the Main Street shopping area. Morally the parking lots belong to the merchants who bought them thru a special assesment. Legally, however, they belong to the City. The Commission recently took the City to court when a deal was struck with a developer to turn the lot on the west side of Main street into a condominium complex. Background information can be obtained at the Save Historic Main Street subject in the Archives section of this web site or at Save Historic Main Street web site, http://www.savehistoricmainstreet.com/default.asp
NEWS LETTER: The June News Letter is out click here to jump to it.
Main Street Parking Commission set to be abolished! On a vote of 4 to 1 the City Council voted to initiate the process to disolve the Main Street Parking Commission. The Commission was formed under state law before Garden Grove was a city to purchase and administer parking facilities in and around the Main Street shopping area. Morally the parking lots belong to the merchants who bought them thru a special assesment. Legally, however, they belong to the City. The Commission recently took the City to court when a deal was struck with a developer to turn the lot on the west side of Main street into a condominium complex. Background information can be obtained at the Save Historic Main Street subject in the Archives section of this web site or at Save Historic Main Street web site, http://www.savehistoricmainstreet.com/default.asp
Stanford
Avenue Speedway: Stripping and radar
speed signs ordered by the Traffic Commission have
been installed. They seem to be working! All speeding has
not
been eliminatied, but the general flow seems to have slowed. With
signs announcing one's speed and a radar gun for confirmation, a
speeder would have little defence in traffic court. Thank you
Garden Grove and
thank you Traffic Commission. See Traffic Issues click
here.
Euclid
to Main Street Transition. There is a continuing problem
with high speed traffic southbound on Euclid slowing as they transition
to Main Street. A proposal to eliminate the problem by
closing the transition was voted down 5 to 0. The Commission has
elected to install an expanded rumble zone of street divider bumps.