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i hear a lot of people dump on VoC and CS
where is the hard evidence to this "toxic waste dump" stuff ?
where is the hard evidence to this "toxic waste dump" stuff ?
sad.machine said:i hear a lot of people dump on VoC and CS
where is the hard evidence to this "toxic waste dump" stuff ?
no_vaseline said:sad.machine said:i hear a lot of people dump on VoC and CS
where is the hard evidence to this "toxic waste dump" stuff ?
Do a search here for "toxic waste".
And if you're too lazy to do that, try this thread.
asianinvasian said:no_vaseline said:sad.machine said:i hear a lot of people dump on VoC and CS
where is the hard evidence to this "toxic waste dump" stuff ?
Do a search here for "toxic waste".
And if you're too lazy to do that, try this thread.
That's El Toro in Irvine not Tustin.
hs_teacher said:On the other hand, I still think Columbus Grove is ideal.
Strom said:Is Columbus Grove the one next to the trash processing facility?
no_vaseline said:sad.machine said:i hear a lot of people dump on VoC and CS
where is the hard evidence to this "toxic waste dump" stuff ?
Do a search here for "toxic waste".
And if you're too lazy to do that, try this thread.
The answer is both.badcandy said:Strom said:Is Columbus Grove the one next to the trash processing facility?
Searching the forum, it was debated whether or not it was a cement factory or a recycling center or a trash processing facility.
reason said: "I thought it was just a cement factory. But someone else also said it’s a waste collection place near Warner."
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hs_teacher said:However, I do think Columbus Square is a crappy location. It's a nice little neighborhood in the midst of a barren base. It's not within walking distance to anything of interest. I do feel bad for the residents who bought there - unless they're the types who simply come home each day after work and lock themselves in their home. The area surrounded by Redhill, Edinger, Kensington, and Valencia has nothing but those homes.
There should definitely be a significant discount for the location disparity at Columbus Square. On the other hand, I still think Columbus Grove is ideal.
asianinvasian said:hs_teacher said:However, I do think Columbus Square is a crappy location. It's a nice little neighborhood in the midst of a barren base. It's not within walking distance to anything of interest. I do feel bad for the residents who bought there - unless they're the types who simply come home each day after work and lock themselves in their home. The area surrounded by Redhill, Edinger, Kensington, and Valencia has nothing but those homes.
There should definitely be a significant discount for the location disparity at Columbus Square. On the other hand, I still think Columbus Grove is ideal.
If you were thinking about buying in CS but didn't because it's barren now, you will be kicking yourself in a few years time.
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rickhunter said:Where does the mile long park run?
badcandy said:Strom said:Is Columbus Grove the one next to the trash processing facility?
Searching the forum, it was debated whether or not it was a cement factory or a recycling center or a trash processing facility.
reason said: "I thought it was just a cement factory. But someone else also said it’s a waste collection place near Warner."
Hope that helps.![]()
hs_teacher said:However, I do think Columbus Square is a crappy location. It's a nice little neighborhood in the midst of a barren base. It's not within walking distance to anything of interest. I do feel bad for the residents who bought there
MojoJD said:hs_teacher said:However, I do think Columbus Square is a crappy location. It's a nice little neighborhood in the midst of a barren base. It's not within walking distance to anything of interest. I do feel bad for the residents who bought there
Couldn't the same be said for virtually all of Irvine? There are a few exceptions, granted, but very few people are really walking distance to a restaurant or venue of interest. If you want to go someplace, lets face it: its a driving town.
rickhunter said:Even better...
http://www.atep.us/about/tustinlegacy.asp