Villa Park City Council news, city projects, Serrano Water District updates, elections, ordinances and public-agency decisions.
Villa Park’s 2021–2029 Housing Element is the City’s plan for accommodating housing needs across all income levels during California’s 6th housing cycle. Villa Park received a Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA) of 296 total housing units. This does not mean the City must build 296 affordable homes; RHNA requires the City to plan for sufficient … Read more
See how Villa Park City Council members voted on city issues, ordinances and resolutions. Find out which candidates support the same things you do, and have a track record to back it up. City Council 2021-2022: Robert Collacott, Chad Zimmerman, Crystal Miles, Vince Rossini, Robbie Pitts City Council 2019-2020: Robert Collacott, Chad Zimmerman, Crystal Miles, … Read more
Update: September 2026 This post is kept as a record of the 2019-2020 debate over the Trails at Santiago Creek. On Nov. 3, 2020, Orange voters rejected Measure AA, the referendum on the council’s approval, with 63.1% voting No. In July 2021 the City Council rescinded its certification of the project’s Environmental Impact Report. On … Read more
According to the California State Auditor Villa Park is 426 out of 471 cities on financial risk and that’s a good thing. This is because the higher a city is on this list, the higher the financial risk, with the City of Compton placing number one as the city with the highest fiscal risk. La … Read more
The City of Orange is in the process of granting a grading permit to Chandler’s Sand and Gravel at 1425 Santiago Blvd., the corner of Cannon St. and Santiago Canyon Rd. The 14.8-acre quarry and gravel pit is just behind the Blue Ribbon Nursery and adjacent to the Oakridge Private School and Cannon St. Chandler … Read more