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Good Hope / Meadowbrook MAC Good Hope / Meadowbrook Municipal Advisory Council (MAC) The Good Hope / Meadowbrook MAC is made up of a group of five (5) members with two (2) alternates who are local residents, or business owners. These members serve at the discretion of the County Supervisor and have alternating terms. The MAC is responsible for meeting with the community and assisting with concerns from local residents and business owners who are in need of specific services and/or simply need information about county processes. The MAC is also tasked with presenting new development projects and overall general issues to the community. Meeting Date and Location The MAC meets of the FIRST Thursday of odd months at 6:00 P.M. Moses-Schaffer Community Center 21565 Steele Peak Drive Perris, CA MAC meeting dates - January 4th, March 1st, May 3rd, July 5th, September 6th, November 1st.
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(please note that all dates are tentative and subject to change if needed) Boundaries The area to be served by the Good Hope / Meadowbrook Municipal Advisory Council is bounded on the north by Orange Street, on the west by Olive Street, on the east by the I-215 Freeway and the south by Lake Elsinore and Canyon Lake. The 17 square mile community of Good Hope / Meadowbrook has an approximate population of 20,000 residents. Alternate Member #1 – Victoria Bella Alternate Member #2 (Meadowbrook) – vacant Special Events The Good Hope / Meadowbrook MAC holds a yearly town hall meeting to keep the community advised of issues and concerns and to provide a dialogue between members of the community and county staff representing various agencies. Activities The Good Hope / Meadowbrook Community Clean Up - is the annual event hosted by the Good Hope / Meadowbrook MAC in conjunction with the County Supervisor and Waste Management. Community members are encouraged to participate in this project which has been very successful in improving and beautifying Good Hope and Meadowbrook.
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Community Representative Thomas C.