Keep Yale Loop as is: four lanes, no parking, no barriers
The Issue
KEEP YALE LOOP AS IS!
Four Lanes. No Parking. No Concrete Barriers. Protect Our Trees.
Meet The Loop Troop!
Steven Alves, candidate for Irvine City Council District 5, started The Loop Troop to protect Yale Loop and give Woodbridge residents a stronger voice in decisions affecting their neighborhood. After recognizing the need for a community effort opposing the proposed changes, Steven called for residents to come together and create The Loop Troop and this petition.
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You do not need to donate to sign the petition. The money goes to change.org not our cause. Thank you! Please sign and share that would be great!
Look at the photograph above. Those are the beautiful jacaranda trees lining Yale Loop. They’re part of what makes Woodbridge special, and residents want to protect them.
The City of Irvine is considering roadway changes that could reduce vehicle lanes, introduce on-street parking, and add concrete curbs or barriers changing the iconic landscape of the loop!
The Loop Troop is asking the City to:
1. Keep all four vehicle lanes — two in each direction.
2. Preserve existing bicycle lanes and maintain no on-street parking.
3. Protect the jacaranda trees, including their roots and canopies.
4. Avoid installing concrete barriers.
5. Release traffic studies, collision data, emergency-access reviews, tree-impact assessments, and project costs.
6. Give residents a meaningful opportunity to be heard before changes are approved.
Our first step is this petition. We’re inviting Woodbridge residents to participate by signing, sharing it with neighbors, and joining The Loop Troop’s community activities.
Steven is helping lead this effort now, and the group hopes to continue working with him and other City representatives on Yale Loop issues.
Woodbridge is our home. Yale Loop is our road. Our community deserves a voice.
The Loop Troop — Woodbridge Residents
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The Issue
KEEP YALE LOOP AS IS!
Four Lanes. No Parking. No Concrete Barriers. Protect Our Trees.
Meet The Loop Troop!
Steven Alves, candidate for Irvine City Council District 5, started The Loop Troop to protect Yale Loop and give Woodbridge residents a stronger voice in decisions affecting their neighborhood. After recognizing the need for a community effort opposing the proposed changes, Steven called for residents to come together and create The Loop Troop and this petition.
Alert!
You do not need to donate to sign the petition. The money goes to change.org not our cause. Thank you! Please sign and share that would be great!
Look at the photograph above. Those are the beautiful jacaranda trees lining Yale Loop. They’re part of what makes Woodbridge special, and residents want to protect them.
The City of Irvine is considering roadway changes that could reduce vehicle lanes, introduce on-street parking, and add concrete curbs or barriers changing the iconic landscape of the loop!
The Loop Troop is asking the City to:
1. Keep all four vehicle lanes — two in each direction.
2. Preserve existing bicycle lanes and maintain no on-street parking.
3. Protect the jacaranda trees, including their roots and canopies.
4. Avoid installing concrete barriers.
5. Release traffic studies, collision data, emergency-access reviews, tree-impact assessments, and project costs.
6. Give residents a meaningful opportunity to be heard before changes are approved.
Our first step is this petition. We’re inviting Woodbridge residents to participate by signing, sharing it with neighbors, and joining The Loop Troop’s community activities.
Steven is helping lead this effort now, and the group hopes to continue working with him and other City representatives on Yale Loop issues.
Woodbridge is our home. Yale Loop is our road. Our community deserves a voice.
The Loop Troop — Woodbridge Residents
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Petition created on October 19, 2026