Have you seen what they are doing to Orchard Hills and the rest of Irvine?

Years of master planning to create the most elegant community is being destroyed by new concrete bike lane barriers and shrek green paint  - and it's going to affect property value, cause congestion and accidents. 

This whole thing comes from the city’s 'Sustainable Mobility Plan' passed in March 2024 / climate change agenda.  The idea behind it is that if they force kids onto bikes today, they’ll bike as adults 20 years from now and 'fix climate change.'

They spent 3 million on this waste and will spend millions more.  For who? 

Our pristine neighborhoods, traffic flow, and property values shouldn't be treated like a social experiment. Keep those experiments out of Irvine.

Don’t let them turn Irvine into San Francisco!  

We need our neighbors to speak up right now before this raw concrete standard spreads.  Our city does not need bright "Shrek green" bike lanes, and it definitely doesn't need cheap highway concrete barriers or plastic posts ruining our streets. It needs pristine black roads surrounded by lush trees - the mark of an affluent city.  

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message local politicians.  It will work! 

Larry Agran (Mayor) - larryagran@cityofirvine.org

James Mai (Vice Mayor, District 3) - jamesmai@cityofirvine.org

William Go (Councilmember, District 2) - williamgo@cityofirvine.org

Mike Carroll (Councilmember, District 4) - mikecarroll@cityofirvine.org

Betty Martinez Franco (Councilmember, District 5) - bmartinez@cityofirvine.org

Kathleen Treseder (Councilmember, District 6) - kathleentreseder@cityofirvine.org

Luis Estevez (Director of Public Works & Sustainability) - LEstevez@cityofirvine.org