FULL AGENDA FOR BOULEVARD PLANNING GROUP ON AUG. 7

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By Miriam Raftery

July 28, 2014 (Boulevard) – The Boulevard Planning Group meets Thursday, August 7 at 7 p.m. in the Boulevard Fire Training room, 39919 Ribbonwood Road in Boulevard.  Action items on the agenda include a faux water tower wireless communications facility near Golden Acorn, a presented by the County’s groundwater geologist, concerns over closure of the White Star fire station, and updates to a Park Lands Dedication Ordinance project priority list.

There will also be updates on numerous major projects proposed in the Boulevard area including Tule Wind, Soitec Solar, Rough Acres Ranch campground/conference center, a complaint against the Eco Substation, court actions challenging the county wind ordinance and Tule Wind, and Sempra’s cross-border high voltage transmission line.

To view the full agenda, click here.


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That's not to deny the real,

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That's not to deny the real, substantial issues facing our town: a massive unfunded pension liability, rising crime and and an increasingly ineffectual city council, but (again) by comparison, these things are minor. Their town, their land, everything they love is on the cusp of being destroyed.

And we think we have problems

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And we think we have problems in La Mesa?! Things like this--communities like Boulevard, with all they've been through--put everything in perspective. Nothing like have those in decision making places--government at every level: county, state and federal--back up an (please pardon the expression) take a huge collective dump on the place you call home. God, I feel bad for these folks

Exactly....

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La Mesans should be grateful that the biggest issues their council is facing lately are things like whether to approve travel expenses or shutting off parking meters temporarily during the construction to beautify downtown. I really feel sorry for Donna and the rural planners out there. It's not just hearing these projects each month. It's the massive amount of research that needs to be done on each one -- every try to read even a single EIR and compose a detailed response? Imagine having a dozen or more of those! And then all too often, the government agencies and officials turn a blind eye toward the people's legitimate concerns.

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