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United States: Santa Ana eyes land for Bowers expansion.
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February 2, 2009
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Byline: Mamta03
The City Council will vote Monday on whether to spend $1.3 million for a piece of land that could be used for parking or future expansion of the museum.
SANTA ANA City leaders will decide on Monday whether to offer the Bowers Museum a $1.3 million gift, even as they cut millions of dollars from their own weakening budget.
The money would pay for a parking lot just south of the museum on Main Street. A development company had planned to build luxury condominiums on the site, but agreed to sell the land to the city as the housing ...
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