It's good news that the Irvine, California, city council shows that it wants to improve local economy growth.
The council took action on March 8, 2011, to approve some pro-business initiatives. 
This Irvine city council action represented some bi-partisanship between two groups, which have been at odds during recent years.
Councilman Jeff Lalloway said that the "varied and forward-thinking proposals" will help Irvine become "the most business-friendly city in Orange County."
New approved Irvine city council measures include:
- Deferred fees to reduce up-front costs for new developments.
- One year of waived fees for installation of solar panels.
- Online business-license applications and a local vendor preference policy.
- Shop local campaign
- International business outreach
- Business forums and orientation
Irvine is the third largest city in Orange County by population, is the economy powerhouse of the area with successful and innovative private sector businesses, and low unemployment as compared with other parts of California.
It's good that Irvine (the economy powerhouse at Orange County) city and its leadership wants to help and inspire business growth.
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