Loch Lomond survives process Marin IJ Editorial 8/9/07 THE LOCH LOMOND Marina project in San Rafael is an example of how painfully long the planning process can be in Marin. But it also is proof that it can work. The project, which has been in the works for five years years, was approved animously Monday […]
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To our fellow residents of the Point San Pedro Road community: We face several environmental problem areas in our fabulous wetlands and inlets. The Point San Pedro Road Coalition has formed a Wetlands Committee to actively work on saving and restoring these threatened areas. We have identified three areas that need our immediate attention: 1).
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Present: Susan Adams, Supervisor Ron Ford, Assistant to Susan Adams Tracy Clay, Senior Engineer of the DPW – for the second part of the meeting Rodney Ruskin, Wetlands Committee Chair Stuart Siegel, Wetlands and Water Resources, consultant to the residents Jonathan Freiman, Resident Steven Cotton, Resident [See the handout material provided at this meeting below} Rodney
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By Lt. Dan Blackston, Chula Vista Police Department The following list of seventy things to expect is not offered as a prediction of doom. Although most of the items are negative, this is a realistic list of problem areas that we can expect to face in a disaster. Recognizing that problems will appear and giving
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