North Tustin Ca Development And Redevelopment

The North Tustin Advisory Committee selected Mark Held as its new chairman last week. Held, who will serve a one-year term as chairman, replaces Michael Gray, who was selected as the body's new secretary. Alexander Carrassi, the former secretary, was chosen as the new vice chairman. Held was the committee's vice chairman. The five-member committee was created in October, 1990, with four members appointed by the Board of Supervisors and one by the Foothill Communities Assn.

For residents in the hills of affluent North Tustin, it's a question of market value--or, more precisely, the value of a market. Worried about an increase in traffic and decrease in property prices, neighbors have managed to stop the development of an upscale grocery store on the edge of their unincorporated community, where it's difficult to find a home for less than $350,000 and the median household income is $90,000 a year.

For residents in the hills of affluent North Tustin, it's a question of market value--or, more precisely, the value of a market. Worried about an increase in traffic and decrease in property prices, neighbors have managed to stop the development of an upscale grocery store on the edge of their unincorporated community, where it's difficult to find a home for less than $350,000 and the median household income is $90,000 a year.

The North Tustin Advisory Committee selected Mark Held as its new chairman last week. Held, who will serve a one-year term as chairman, replaces Michael Gray, who was selected as the body's new secretary. Alexander Carrassi, the former secretary, was chosen as the new vice chairman. Held was the committee's vice chairman. The five-member committee was created in October, 1990, with four members appointed by the Board of Supervisors and one by the Foothill Communities Assn.