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Irvine

IRVINE

The City of Irvine was incorporated on December 28, 1971, under the general

laws of the State of California. We operate under a charter law form of

government which was adopted in 1975, meaning we have a City Council-City

Manager form of government. The City Manager is appointed by the City Council

to function as the chief administrator of the City. City Council sets the policy

directions for the City, and the City Manager is charged with implementing

those directions. Additionally, the City Manager keeps the Council informed of

City operations, prepares the annual budget, oversees special programs, and

coordinates the various department activities.

Irvine is one of the nation’s largest planned urban communities and

encompasses more than 65 square miles. We contract for fi re and medical

services with the County of Orange, and have three independent districts:

library, educational and utility services. Other government services include:

animal control; building and safety regulation and inspection; general

administrative services; planning and zoning; police; public facility/capital

improvement construction; recreation and cultural programs; refuse collection

and recycling; street lighting; street maintenance; landscape maintenance and

transportation management.

City of Irvine1 Civic Center Plaza / Irvine, CA 92606-5207

Phone: 949-724-6000 / www.cityofi rvine.org

Utilities

Water: Irvine Ranch Water District (949) 453-5300 / www.irwd.com

Waste Management (949) 642-1191 / www.wastemanagement.com

Trash: Orange County Sanitation District:(714) 962-2411 / www.ocsd.com

Electricity: Southern California Edison (800) 655-4555 / www.sce.com

Gas: Southern California Gas Company (800) 427-2200 / www.socalgas.com

Telephone/Internet/Wireless Services:

Cox Communications (949) 720-2020 / www.cox.com

SBC (800) 310-2355 / www.sbc.com

Verizon (800) 922-0204 / www.verizonwireless.com

Irvine Spectrum Center8105 Irvine Center Dr # 1240 / Irvine, CA 92618-4924

(949) 453-8253 / www.shopirvinespectrumcenter.com

More than 130 retail stores, restaurants and entertainment venues come

together at one of Orange County’s most energized retail experiences.

Annual EventsOrange County’s Largest Multicultural Festival: The Irvine Global Village

Festival welcomes more than 13,000 guests to celebrate Irvine’s cultural

diversity and experience sights, sounds, and tastes of the world representing

upwards of 50 cultures. Guests enjoy the mosaic of music and dance on fi ve

stages; immerse themselves in cultural and religious displays; indulge in

international cuisine; and shop in the world marketplace. This family focused

event tantalizes tots with hands-on art projects, games, puppet shows, and

activities in a giant, interactive Kids Village. The event was promoted as the #1

activity to attend in OC by OC Register and was highlighted as the Best Festival

for 2009 by OC Weekly.

Irvine Ranch Natural LandmarksAbout the Land: The Irvine Ranch Natural Landmarks stretch in a giant

green crescent from Weir Canyon near the 91 Freeway at the north end of the

Irvine Ranch… connect with the Cleveland National Forest along the ranch’s

northeastern border... continue south where they include the massive regional

open space network in the northern and southern hillsides of Irvine… and extend

all the way to Laguna Coast Wilderness Park and Crystal Cove State Park near

Laguna Beach.

Prized for its beauty, unusual geology and extraordinary diversity of fl ora and

fauna, the Landmarks feature many special places unlike anywhere else. Among

them: 5,500-acre Limestone Canyon, home to a striking geological formation

called the “Sinks” that is frequently compared to a miniature Grand Canyon;

the San Joaquin Wildlife Sanctuary, one of Southern California’s largest coastal

freshwater marshes; Irvine’s beautiful and tranquil Bommer and Shady Canyons;

the distinctive Quail Hill preserve, the life-covered tide pools of Crystal Cove

beach, and more than 7,000 acres of coastal hills and bluewater views.

“The magnifi cent open space, parks and recreational opportunities on The Irvine

Ranch provide natural beauty, relief from development and secure our unique

Southern California outdoor lifestyle,” says Donald Bren, founder of the Irvine

Ranch Conservancy. “Residents of the communities on the historic Irvine Ranch

have a better sense of their urban limits and the security of knowing these large

green buffers around them will exist forever.”

The Mountains: The expansive northern region of the historic Irvine Ranch

-- adjacent to the Cleveland National Forest and the communities of Orange,

Anaheim, Tustin and Irvine, contains more than 20,000 acres of permanently

preserved open space and rare natural habitats.

These lands form a giant swath of open space stretching east from Gypsum

Canyon to the Cleveland National Forest, and contain remote canyons, free-

fl owing watersheds, and important wildlife corridors that allow animals to move

around the landscape.

The Mountains includes Weir, Blind, Fremont, Gypsum, Limestone, and portions

of Baker, Silverado and Modjeska canyons. Loma Ridge, in north Irvine,

preserves natural hillside views from the entire valley below. Besides its sheer

expanse, the area is rich in biological diversity and supports an unusually diverse

number of rare and endangered wildlife, plants and geological formations.

The Coast: Adjacent to the communities of Irvine, Laguna Beach, Laguna

Woods and Newport Beach lie nearly 20,000 sprawling acres of natural wildland

in the largest coastal open space remaining between Los Angeles and San Diego.

Known as the South Coast Wilderness, these remarkable lands contain some of

the largest remaining areas of a rare natural community known as coastal sage

scrub along with oak woodlands, native grasslands and craggy rock outcrops.

From the ridgetops, visitors can experience uninterrupted views of the coast,

Catalina Island and wide expanses of green. A network of hiking and riding

trails traverses the area, offering a wide variety of outdoor adventures from

beginner to advanced, from families to solitary nature-lovers

LibrariesHeritage Park Regional Library

14361 Yale Avenue / Irvine, CA. 92604 / (949) 936-4040

University Park Library

4512 Sandburg Way / Irvine, CA. 92612 / (949) 786-4001

Katie Wheeler Library

13109 Old Myford Rd., Irvine / (714) 669-8753

ParksAlton Athletic Park (949) 724-6820, 308 W Yale Loop

Bommer Canyon Cattle Camp 11 Bommer Canyon Avenue

Colonel Bill Barber Marine Corps Memorial Park & Deanna Manning

Stadium: (949) 724-6715, 4 Civic Center Plaza

Deerfi eld Community Park (949) 724-6725, 55 Deerwood West

Harvard Community Athletic Park (949) 724-6821, 14701 Harvard Avenue

Harvard Sk8 Park (949)-337-6577, 14701 Harvard Avenue

Heritage Park 14301 Yale Avenue

William J. Woollett, Jr. Aquatics Complex (949) 724-6717, 4601 Walnut

Fine Arts Center (949) 724-6880, 14321 Yale Avenue

Heritage Park Community Center (949) 724-6750, 14301 Yale Avenue

Child Resource Center (949) 724-6721, 14341 Yale Avenue

Athletic Fields (949) 724-6824

Youth Programs (949) 724-6744

Hicks Canyon Community Park (714) 724-6827, 3864 Viewpark

Lakeview Senior Center & Woodbridge Community Park (949) 724-6900,

20 Lake Road

Las Lomas Community Park (949)724-6844, 10 Federation

Lower Peters Canyon Community Park (949) 724-6944, 3901 Farwell

Northwood Community Park (949) 724-6728, 4531 Bryan Avenue

Oak Creek Community Park 15616 Valley Oak

Quail Hill Community Park (949) 724-6814, 35 Shady Canyon

Rancho Senior Center (949) 724-6800, 3 Ethel Coplen Way

Turtle Rock Community Park (949) 724-6734, 1 Sunnyhill Drive

Turtle Rock Nature Center (949) 724-6738

University Community Park (949) 724-6815, 1 Beech Tree Lane

Adventure Playground (949) 724-6818

Windrow Community Park (949) 724-6828, 285 E Yale Loop

Woodbridge Community Park 20 Lake Road

Lakeview Senior Center (949) 724-6900

Adult Day Health Care Services Center (949) 724-6950

Woodbury Community Park (949)724-6840, 130 Sanctuary

Education

Irvine Unifi ed School District

5050 Barranca Parkway / Irvine CA 92604

(949) 936-5000 / www.iusd.org

Tustin Unifi ed School District

300 South C Street / Tustin, California 92780

(714) 730-7301 / www.tustin.k12.ca.us

Elementary Schools

Hicks Canyon

3817 Viewpark Ave. / Irvine, CA 92602 / (714) 734-1878

Myford

3181 Trevino Drive / Irvine, CA 92602 / (714) 734-1875

Middle Schools

Orchard Hills (K-8)

11555 Culver Drive / Irvine, CA 92604 / (714) 430-2078

High Schools

Arnold O. Beckman

3588 Bryan Avenue / Irvine, CA 92602 / (714) 734-2900

Colleges

University of California, Irvine

Irvine, CA 92697 / 949-824-5011 / www.uci.edu

Concordia University

1530 Concordia West / Irvine, CA 92612

Toll-Free (800) 229-1200 / Main Line (949) 854-8002 / www.cui.edu

Cal State University, Fullerton - Irvine Campus

7320 Trabuco Road / Irvine, CA 92618

(657) 278-1600 / www.fullerton.edu/irvinecampus

Irvine Valley, Santiago Canyon and Orange Coast community colleges offer

extensive full-time, part-time and evening classes in a variety of disciplines.

2017 Orange County Progress ReportCenter for Demographic Research69

IRVINE1 CIVIC CENTER PLAZA INCORPORATED: 1971IRVINE, CA 92606-5207 AREA: 66.0 square miles

TELEPHONE: (949) 724-6000WEBSITE: www.cityofi rvine.org

CITY COUNCIL DEPARTMENTSMayor Donald P. Wagner City Manager (949) 724-6246Mayor Pro Tem Lynn Schott Community Development 724-6470Council Members Melissa Fox City Council 724-6233

Jeffrey Lalloway Community Services 724-6600Christina L. Shea Fire Authority (714) 573-6000

Police Department (949) 724-7000

POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS

POPULATION

1960 *1970 *1980 62,134 (1)1990 110,330 (1)2000 143,072 (1)2010 212,375 (1)

2005 179,975 (2)2006 188,172 (2)2007 195,080 (2)2008 202,947 (2)2009 207,380 (2)2010 212,375 (2)2011 218,835 (3)2012 224,962 (3)2013 233,182 (3)2014 244,281 (3)2015 251,470 (3)2016 257,181 (3)2017 267,086 (3)

2010 POPULATION BY AGE (1)

Total %0-4 12,005 5.75-9 12,737 6.010-14 12,852 6.115-19 18,099 8.520-24 20,366 9.625-34 33,561 15.835-44 33,109 15.645-54 29,837 14.155-59 11,767 5.560-64 9,586 4.565-74 10,862 5.175-84 5,285 2.585+ 2,314 1.1

Total: 212,375 100%

Median Age: 33.9

% of County: 7.1

2010 RACIAL & ETHNIC POPULATION (1)

Number %Non-Hispanic White 95,822 45.1Hispanic of any race 19,621 9.2Non-Hispanic Asian 82,722 39.0Non-Hispanic Black 3,494 1.6All Other NH Races 10,716 5.0

Total: 212,375 100%

CURRENT PROJECTIONS SERIESPOPULATION: OCP-2014 MODIFIED (4)

2015 258,0922020 296,2842025 318,0182030 325,4132035 326,7562040 327,292

VOTER REGISTRATION, 2017 (6)

Democratic 41,738 Peace & Freedom 241Republican 34,262 Misc. 222Independent 2,828 Decline To State 38,366Green 429 Libertarian 915 Total: 119,001

VITAL STATISTICS (5)

2010 2011 2012Total Births 2,490 2,577 2,715Birth Rate 11.4 11.5 11.7Total Deaths 752 704 787Death Rate 3.4 3.1 3.4

* City not incorporated at this date.

Sources: (1) April Decennial Census of Population, U.S. Census Bureau. (2) E-8 Released November 2012, State Dept. of Finance. (3) E-5 (Revised) Released May 2017, State Dept. of Finance.

(4) Center for Demographic Research, CSUF.(5) OC Health Care Agency rates per 1,000 pop. 2012 is the latest published data by city.(6) OC Registrar of Voters, 2017.

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NP

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90

32

Tu

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Ro

ck D

r.9

.61

21

1ye

s6

6no

a

CIT

RU

SG

LE

N (

CG

NP

) 1

21

70

Citru

sg

len

3.1

11

11

4ye

s2

14

yes

yes

CO

LL

EG

E (

CO

LN

P)

14

47

1 M

ayte

n7

.61

11

1u

71

0ye

sa

CO

MS

TO

CK

(C

OM

NP

) 5

Co

un

trysid

e D

r.1

.01

11

11

u2

13

yes

yes

CO

RA

LW

OO

D (

CW

NP

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2 F

rem

on

t2

.71

11

26

yes

a

CR

EE

KV

IEW

(C

VN

P)

30

0 E

ast Y

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Lo

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0.7

1ye

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no

CY

PR

ES

S G

RO

VE

(C

GN

P)

27

5 R

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Lill

y

9.4

11

11

1u

1u

1u

1u

31

8ye

sye

s

DO

VE

CR

EE

K (

DC

NP

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Do

ve

cre

ek

7.8

13

11

u2

uye

s2

14

yes

noa

EA

ST

WO

OD

(E

WN

P)

13

0 F

ron

tie

r6

.11

41

11

u2

1u

41

8ye

sye

sa

FL

AG

ST

ON

E (

FS

NP

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1 F

lag

sto

ne

Dr.

2.3

11

yes

21

7ye

s

HO

EP

TN

ER

(H

OE

PN

P)

53

31

Ho

ep

tne

r2

.22

11

2ye

sye

s

HO

ME

ST

EA

D (

HO

ME

NP

) 8

Clif

fwo

od

2.1

11

11

3ye

s1

4ye

sye

s

KN

OL

LC

RE

ST

(K

CN

P)

20

65

Kn

ollc

rest

5.0

13

22

21

4ye

sye

s

ME

AD

OW

OO

D (

MW

NP

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68

5 M

ea

do

wo

od

10

.11

41

11

u1

u1

2u

21

8ye

sno

a

OR

CH

AR

D (

ON

P)

1 V

an

Bu

ren

6.0

11

21

1u

21

u3

18

no

PE

PP

ER

WO

OD

(P

PW

NP

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5 C

olu

mb

us

3.1

11

14

yes

PIN

EW

OO

D (

PW

NP

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1 H

ud

so

n2

.11

21

41

6ye

s

PL

AZ

A (

PL

ZN

P)

61

0 P

ase

o W

estp

ark

7.7

12

1

1u

1u

61

11

yes

noa

PR

ES

LE

Y (

PR

ES

NP

) 4

73

2 K

are

n A

nn

La

ne

2.9

22

11

62

6ye

sa

RA

CQ

UE

T C

LU

B (

RC

NP

) 4

03

0 R

ob

on

2.2

11

12

12

yes

RA

NC

H (

RN

P)

51

61

Ro

ya

le8

.71

12

1ye

s

SA

N C

AR

LO

(S

CN

P)

15

Sa

n C

arl

o6

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11

25

21

2ye

sa

1u

1b

u

SA

N M

AR

CO

(S

MN

P)

1 S

an

Ca

rlo

5.1

12

11

1u

yes

21

6ye

s

SE

PU

LV

ED

A V

IST

A P

OIN

T (

SV

NP

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Fe

de

ratio

n W

ay

1.3

3no

r, g

SE

TT

LE

RS

(S

ET

NP

) 3

5 S

ettle

rs W

ay

6.0

12

11

1u

21

u3

16

yes

noa

SIL

KW

OO

D (

SIL

NP

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Ma

yflo

we

r3

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11

1u

yes

14

yes

ST

ON

EG

AT

E (

SG

TN

P)

28

0 H

on

ors

6

.01

42

1u

22

1u

1u

21

6no

a

SW

EE

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HA

DE

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SN

P)

15

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24

-65

95

7

.91

13

21

2u

21

4ye

srs

vra

SY

CA

MO

RE

(S

YC

NP

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7 L

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11

32

7ye

s

VA

LE

NC

IA (

VN

P)

30

81

Tre

vin

o D

r6

.01

11

11

uye

s2

14

yes

yes

a

VA

LL

EY

OA

K (

VO

NP

) 1

60

01

Va

lley O

ak D

r.3

.01

11

12

1u

yes

61

8ye

sye

s

WIL

LO

WS

(W

NP

) 4

56

2 R

an

ch

gro

ve

3.6

21

11

u2

25

yes

SU

BT

OT

AL

17

8.6

01

19

58

42

32

00

02

10

11

02

13

01

94

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AN

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58

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31

66

11

55

64

45

51

76

61

31

92

25

94

27

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dog

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erv

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da

ted

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cto

be

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01

7

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f 2

pa

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s

SA

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EA

ND

RO

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LN

P)

12

Pa

se

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estp

ark

12

4.0

11

14

2

42

a1

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12

9

no

17

49

31

14

13

16