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by Steve
5/12/2008 09:11:00 AM
We have slowed construction, not stopped it. With regards to not paying contractors, that statement is inaccurate. We have had some bank delays in funding, but we plan to have this resolved within the next few weeks. Our contractors are working with the project to move forward. We plan to complete the project to finished lots and wait the market out before any vertical construction takes place. Thank you.It's kinda the same situation with the Audie Murphy Ranch project, they're building the pads, and waiting for the market to improve before any buildings go up.
Labels: Brenson-Communities, Christensen-Ranch
Does your Audie Murphy comment mean that the Goetz bridge and the Newport Realignment is on hold until the economy picks up?
By 
, at May 12, 2008 9:31 PM
I don't know about the Goetz bridge project. All I know is that Audie Murphy homes are on hold for now. I recall reading somewhere about a couple of months ago, that the bridge project was going to get started. But then, they've been saying since last Summer.
By 
Steve, at May 12, 2008 9:42 PM
What sort of construction is going on next to MSJC? Hopefully no houses...
By , at May 13, 2008 10:01 AM
I heard low income apartments
By , at May 13, 2008 1:06 PM
That's too bad. There are many choices with the Section 8 program. I would like to have seen the property saved for a future Cal State. One more reason for local control.
By , at May 14, 2008 8:31 AM
Under construction close to Mt. Jacinto College, Menifee Branch is a 230 unit apartment complex. Without local control, there is a chance that Antelope Road will have more apartments as developers attempt to change commercial and industrial land use designations to land use designations allowing for apartments. It is very crucial to vote for cityhood so that the number of apartments will be lessen.
VOTE FOR CITYHOOD ON JUNE 3.
By , at May 18, 2008 7:28 AM
With all of the construction and demolition to build this community the stretch of road on Antelope has been destroyed. The temporary patchwork and new asphalt they keep putting in has made this road extremely rough and bumpy. I hope there are plans in place that once they are done to completely tear up the entire stretch of Antelope and replace all the asphalt. I know this has got to be destroying many cars suspensions and shocks/struts.
By , at July 04, 2008 9:49 PM
It's also dangerous riding a motorcycle on that road, because the bumpiness is not very evident until you're on top of it. It's even more dangerous for motorcycles to ride over that at night.
By Steve, at July 05, 2008 12:07 AM
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