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Big changes for Costa Mesa: the former Trinity Broadcasting Network campus could soon be replaced by 142 homes. The 6-acre site off Bear Street would include 122 townhouses, 20 single-family homes, and 7 very-low-income units. Sizes range from 1,062 sq ft (2BR) to 2,364 sq ft (4BR), each with a two-car garage. City Council gave the project initial approval, though neighbors raised concerns about traffic, parking, and density. Supporters say it will bring urgently needed ownership housing to a ci