At the invitation of Councilmember Agran, Irvine residents gathered in the Council Chamber at City Hall last night for a community meeting to share their concerns about the All American Asphalt Plant.

Despite multiple attempts by the affected community and Councilmember Agran, the City Council has not publicly discussed residents’ concerns regarding the ongoing operations of the All American Asphalt Plant in North Irvine…

Councilmember Agran acknowledges the frustration many residents are feeling as the City Council has declined to agendize matters such as the Veterans Memorial Park & Cemetery, Great Park residents and homeowners’ representation, All-American Asphalt-related health and environmental concerns, and a discussion of transitioning to district elections.

Earlier this week, Councilmember Agran circulated a memo to his Council Colleagues, reiterating previous requests for a second signature in order to place items on an upcoming City Council Meeting agenda.

Along with other councilmembers, Councilmember Agran joined in the March 3rd AQMD Virtual Community Meeting to discuss concerns regarding the environmental impacts of the All American Asphalt Plant in north Irvine…

Many concerned constituents have been in touch with Councilmember Larry Agran regarding the continuing operations of the All American Asphalt Plant in the northern part of Irvine…