| Demolition and construction activities are in full swing at Tustin Legacy. John Laing Homes and Marble Mountain Partners have recently demolished all of the military family housing at the former MCAS Tustin as a prelude to the construction of new homes at Tustin Legacy. The Irvine Ranch Water District has also contracted to begin construction of a new sewer line intended to serve new development at Tustin Legacy. The Navy is also finishing up their on-going efforts to clean up soil and water contamination left at a few sites during the military’s operation of the former base. |
Northwest Corner
Jamboree Road & Barranca Parkway
Tustin, California
Project Features:
- 1,000,000 gross leasable square feet
- Anchored by large format, promotional, entertainment/ lifestyle retailers
- The District at Tustin Legacy is the core component of the Tustin Legacy project, a 1,600 acre mixed use development
- The Tustin Legacy will consist of 4,600 new residential units, 7.3 million square feet of office, research and development, a regional park, and educational campuses
- Opening Spring 2007
- Space available (anchor, pads and shops)
Area Features
within a 5-mile radius
Traffic counts (2005): Jamboree Road...57,000
Barranca Parkway..29,000
- 514,891 population
- 411,015 daytime population
- $88,010 average household income
- $66,731 median household income
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On Wednesday, November 9, 2005, the Rancho Santiago Community College District held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new Sheriff’s Regional Training Academy. Over 150 representatives from the education, law enforcement, government and business communities were in attendance.
The 50,000 square-foot facility will be built on 15 acres adjacent to the Advanced Technology and Education Park (ATEP). The facility will be a testament to a 35-year-old partnership forged by the Orange County Sheriff’s Department and Rancho Santiago Community College District. If will include a multi-purpose room accommodating 1,300 people, classrooms, lecture halls, a state-of-the-art multi-media production section and offices and will feature obstacle and tactical training courses. To meet increased community needs for peace officers, greater instructional capacity could provide training for as many as 400 students annually, as compared to the current capacity of 170.
Construction is expected to be completed by spring 2007 |
