Our new website is live! Check it out! smithforcostamesa.com/

Sights set on tomorrow

215/610… Go BIRDS!🦅

Daniel Morgan (@dtmorgan18) and I are going to hosting a live instagram spaces session tomorrow to talk about the issues facing our city. We'll talk Fairview Dev Center, Fairview Park, and Permitting. We want to hear from you! Join us!

That's our QB

Monday night under the lights 🎨: @RyanLynnDesign @Toyota | #FlyEaglesFly

There’s just something that people who aren’t Eagles fans will ever understand: How important it seems every September that the Eagles win the super bowl THIS year.

Go birds 🦅

Go birds 🦅

Handled business. 2-0. @Ticketmaster | #FlyEaglesFly

Always finding a way

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Journalism has been crushed by the undue influence of partisanship. But who says we can't miss it? latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-…

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Go birds. 🦅

We NEED this collab

A paper straw, is no straw.

Smart housing policy requires real expertise, not local choices that backfire. The City Council's 40% affordable housing mandate on the Fairview Development Center site isn't a state requirement. It is driving project density up to 4,000 units when our housing element only called for 2,300. Even pro-housing groups agree that poorly designed inclusionary mandates can slow down production and make overall affordability worse. There are better ways to deliver affordable housing faster and with less neighborhood disruption: • Distributing affordable units across multiple city sites • Allowing developers to acquire existing multi-family properties and deed-restrict them as affordable at roughly half the cost of new construction As Costa Mesa prepares to negotiate a long-term development agreement with the master developer, we need experienced leadership at the table who understands infrastructure, traffic, and real estate economics. With over 10 years of master-planned community development experience and service as a former Orange County Planning Commissioner, I will negotiate from strength to protect our neighborhoods. I’m Daniel Morgan, and I’d be honored to have your vote for Costa Mesa City Council.

What a day! This morning we walked to earn your trust and support. This afternoon we went to Vista to talk about our vision to make it day again in Costa Mesa. This evening we got our first round of signs out. Go to smithforcostamesa.com for yours!

Probably the best comment from last night’s Planning Commission meeting: “One of the main arguments in support of this project is that if we don’t approve it, the state could take control and build whatever they want. I honestly don’t think the state could design a worse project.”