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Planning commission hears development update; Tony’s Deli plans ribbon‑cutting
Summary
Staff updated the commission on local projects — Toll Brothers nearing completion, Hudson On Van Buren and Sumner Village in late phases — and announced Tony’s Deli ribbon‑cutting and an expanded Citizens Academy for residents and businesses.
Planning staff closed the meeting with a development report that flagged multiple active projects and community events across Placentia. Staff said Toll Brothers’ roughly 100‑home project is wrapping up; Hudson On Van Buren, a 138‑unit townhome project, is in its final phase; and Sumner Village (formerly “the Jackson”) has model homes under construction for about 140 townhomes.
Staff also announced that Tony’s Deli (on Bradford next to Old City Hall Fire Station) is open and will hold an official ribbon‑cutting at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday. The city will host a broadened Citizens Academy this spring — an expanded, citywide program run by department staff and Communications/Marketing Manager Nicolette Julius — with sessions generally scheduled from about 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays in March and April.
Why it matters: The update signals continued residential development across multiple sites in the city and new local business activity; the Citizens Academy offers residents and business owners an opportunity to learn about department operations and planning processes.
Staff also introduced Brady Groves, who is attending the meeting while learning under members of the city attorney’s office.
