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Costa Mesa to keep Flock cameras, will reconsider contract terms

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By Claire Wang Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
The Flock surveillance cameras that automatically log license plates will remain in Costa Mesa, but with some additional measures to address residents’ privacy concerns. The City Council decided this week to keep its three-year contract with Flock Safety, but directed staff to revise a number of terms to address the privacy concerns. The company operates 46 license plate reader cameras in the city at an annual cost of $151,800.
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OC Fair packs its 23 days with free concerts, shows

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By Claire Wang Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
Every year at the OC Fair, visitors pay extra to watch cars collide or hear tribute bands playing their favorite hits of yesterday. Sugar Ray, Trevor Noah and Dwight Yoakam are among the headliners at the Pacific Amphitheatre. While those bigger acts help sell out many of the 23 days of the fair, its schedule is packed with free shows by hundreds of local entertainers, from Mexican folk dancers to country singers to bubble artists.
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Costa Mesa to hold on July 23 first of three community meetings on Fairview Development Center

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By Claire Wang Verified
| The Orange County Register Verified
Costa Mesa residents will have three opportunities in the coming weeks to participate in the final planning phase of the Fairview Developmental Center. The city will first be holding a town hall Thursday, July 23 at the Norma Hertzog Community Center. Officials will go over the revised draft specific plan of the property, which was released last week and incorporates public comments received in the spring.
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