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The Orange County Great Park is celebrating the grand opening of the new additions to the Great Park Location. The new locations that have been added to the park were constructed by Los Angeles Engineering, Inc. and feature the new Palm Court Arts Complex and the North Lawn area.
The Great Park celebration will be held on July 9th, 2011 at the park, located off of Marine Way and can be accessed via the 5 or 405 Freeways via Sand Canyon Road. Festivities will start at 3PM and will go until 9:30PM, ending with a spectacular fireworks show. Other festivities include Military vehicles, and air show, games and crafts and so much more. The event and parking are free for anyone who attends.
For more on the event, please feel free to visit the official Orange County Great Park website, which has details on all the happenings for the two new expansions as well as a full itinerary for the festivities.
The new Orange County Great Park expansions were brought to the residents by the City of Irvine and Los Angeles Engineering, Inc.
Read MoreNew Project! Los Angeles Engineering entered into a contract with the Orange County Flood Control District for the Santa Ana Interceptor Yorba Linda Spur Project. The $7.2M project includes the installation of a new sewer line to serve a portion of Yorba Linda. This sewer line will cross the Santa Ana River by means of micro-tunneling under the river from two shored pits. The sewer line will be de-odered by means of an Odor Control Facility and will then head east in La Palma Road, tying into an existing manhole approx. 5000 linear feet.
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