Santa Ana Planning Commissioner Sean Mill and I drove down to the Culture Carnival – an all night musical event, with art, that was supposed to start at 7 pm on Friday night, in a warehouse in southwest Santa Ana. But we had a feeling that the event was not going to go as planned.
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Posts Tagged ‘permits’
Why the Culture Carnival got shut down by the SAPD
Posted by Admin on January 18th, 2012
Posted in Arts and Culture, Civic Affairs, music, Planning, Santa Ana 
Tags: code enforcement, Commander Ken Gominsky, culture carnival, permits, planning, sapd 
5 Comments »The Santa Ana Planning Commission isn’t just studying downtown bars
Posted by Admin on November 28th, 2011
Do we really need more of this in Santa Ana?
“Facing pressure from bar owners who are finding more success in a revitalized downtown district, Santa Ana officials are considering revising decades-old regulations on alcohol sales in the city,” according to the Voice of OC.
But the Voice of OC didn’t report the entire story. I got [...]
Grrl Fair cancelled after City of Santa Ana threatens promoter
Posted by Admin on March 6th, 2010
Well, Santa Ana was supposed to be the site of the Ninth Annual Grrl Fair today, but according to the OC Weekly, the event was canceled when the event promoter got word from the City of Santa Ana that they would be shut down for lack of a permit.
This event was supposed to feature live [...]
Posted in Arts and Culture, Civic Affairs, Entertainment, mayor miguel pulido, Santa Ana Tags: code enforcement, grll fair, miguel pulido, permits, police, Santa Ana No Comments »
