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Homeowners and Businesses which install solar energy systems may be eligible for a variety of rebates, incentives, and tax credits.

Rebates & Incentives 

Rebates for PG&E and for SCE customers have been exhausted and the program is closed.

These programs are administered through Southern California Edison (our local power utility) in conjunction the State of California (Go Solar California Program).      

Every business in Irvine must meet three primary tests before locating at a certain location.

1. The business, or “use” must be in a location (zoning district) for which it is properly zoned. 

Signals offer maximum control at intersections. They relay messages of both what to do and what not to do. The primary function of any traffic signal is to assign right-of-way to conflicting movements of traffic at an intersection. This is done by permitting conflicting streams of traffic to share the same intersection by means of time separation. By alternately assigning right of way to various traffic movements, signals provide for the orderly movement of conflicting flows.

The goal of coordination is to get the greatest number of vehicles through the system with the fewest stops in a comfortable manner. It would be ideal if every vehicle entering the system could proceed through the system without stopping. This is not possible, even in well-spaced, well-designed systems. Therefore, in traffic signal coordination, the busiest traffic movements are given precedence over the smaller traffic movements.

The City has established a traffic management facility called Irvine Traffic Research and Control Center (ITRAC) to monitor, manage, and research traffic circulation throughout the City.
 
ITRAC allows the City's traffic engineers to monitor on-line traffic conditions from City Hall and make appropriate adjustments to signal timing. Using advanced detection technologies, such as CCTV cameras and video image detection systems, the City's traffic engineers can obtain real-time traffic flow, counts, speed, and delays.
 

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