ANAHEIM : Hearing Tonight on Shop Center Plan
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The City Council will hold a public hearing tonight on a proposal for a 120,000-square-foot shopping center on vacant land in north Anaheim Hills.
The site, slightly larger than 12 acres, would include three major stores, smaller retail shops, a service station and a drive-through restaurant. The Planning Commission has already approved the project.
Just south of the Yorba Linda city limits at the northwest intersection of Weir Canyon Road and La Palma Avenue, the location is considered a prime commercial site because of its proximity to the Riverside Freeway.
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