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LandWatch endorses Salinas City Council’s direction to staff to prepare a compromise Big Box Ordinance
LandWatch Monterey County, along with our labor and small business allies, supported the Big Box Ordinance that the Salinas City Council voted 5-2 in favor of on Tuesday, March 10, 2009. After the ordinance was passed, Wal-Mart circulated petitions to referend the ordinance. (06.23.09) |
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LandWatch comments on the Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) for the Coastal Water Project
LandWatch reviewed the MOUs between the County of Monterey, Marina Coast Water District, and the Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency that went before the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, April 28th. (05.06.09) |
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LW comment letter on the Coastal Water Project DEIR.
LandWatch Monterey County recently submitted a comment letter on the Coastal Water Project’s Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR). It is our hope that Monterey County can soon begin to solve our critical water supply problems. (04.24.09) |
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LandWatch helps get Monterey County’s first Big Box Ordinance Passed in Salinas
LandWatch Monterey County, along with our labor and small business allies, supported the Big Box Ordinance that the Salinas City Council voted 5-2 in favor of on Tuesday, March 10, 2009. The city’s planning staff introduced an excellent ordinance - Zoning Code Amendment 2009-002 - to ensure that superstores will not induce urban blight in the city by running other Salinas retailers out-of-business. (03.10.09) |
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Chris Fitz Stepping Down as LandWatch Executive Director
After nine years with the organization and four years at the helm, LandWatch Executive Director Chris Fitz has decided, with the full support of the LandWatch Board of Directors, to step down as executive director and join the LandWatch Board. This change will take effect April 1, 2009. Associate Director Amy L. White was appointed by the LandWatch Board to serve as Interim Executive Director. (03.12.09) |
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LandWatch Delivers Impressive Response Letter on the DEIR for GPU5
LandWatch evaluated the DEIR with exhaustive thoroughness and precision and delivered a comprehensive 162 page letter to the county evaluating the DEIR. It included 70 additional pages of expert analysis from biologists, and water and traffic engineers. (03.08.09) |
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Monterey County Water Supply Summary
LandWatch and the Monterey Peninsula League of Women Voters’ summary of water supply projects for Monterey County. (10.21.08) |
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