Politics & Government
Laguna Niguel Council Give Go Ahead To City Center Project: Report
Construction for the Laguna Niguel City Center could start as early as next year and be finished within two or three years.
LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA — City officials gave the green light recently to the Laguna Niguel City Center project, which would bring apartments, a new library and retail spaces to act as a downtown area for the community, The Orange County Register reported.
The project will take over a 25-acre spot near Crown Valley and Alicia parkways, which currently features parking lots, a maintenance yard for the county, the long-shuttered South County Justice Center and an aging library, the Register reported.
Councilman Fred Minagar said Laguna Niguel has never had a downtown area, and the project will help "beautify the scar we have there," according to the Register.
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Construction could start as soon as 2023, with the project taking two to three years to complete.
Visit the Orange County Register website to read more about the Laguna Niguel City Center project.
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