Java Lanes, Long Beach, CA - history info - General Tiki

M mrsmiley Tiki Socialite Las Vegas, NV Joined: Apr 03, 2002 Posts: 3198	M mrsmiley Posted posted on Thu, Feb 12, 2004 3:40 PM On 2004-02-12 13:48, thejab wrote: This distressing news just came in on Otto's tikinews list: "Java Lanes, the bowling alley that has stood on Pacific Coast Highway for 46 years, will soon be torn down and replaced with townhomes if a plan for the development is approved this week. Today (Thursday, February 5, 2004) the Planning Commission will take up a request by Brookfield Homes of Costa Mesa to build 79 condominiums on that site, plus an adjacent parking lot. [ Looks like I better make another bowling trip to Southern California. Does anyone know how long it will stay open? Like THE jAB said--does anyone know how long it will stay open??

On 2004-02-12 13:48, thejab wrote:
This distressing news just came in on Otto's tikinews list:

"Java Lanes, the bowling alley that has stood on Pacific Coast Highway for 46 years, will soon be torn down and replaced with townhomes if a plan for the development is approved this week.

Today (Thursday, February 5, 2004) the Planning Commission will take up a request by Brookfield Homes of Costa Mesa to build 79 condominiums on that site, plus an adjacent parking lot.

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Looks like I better make another bowling trip to Southern California. Does anyone know how long it will stay open?

Like THE jAB said--does anyone know how long it will stay open??

Post #75828 by mrsmiley on Thu, Feb 12, 2004 3:40 PM