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Fire rekindles Blackwater site controversy in Potrero: Flames scorched valley walls  
     “It won’t burn,” Blackwater West Vice President Brian Bonfiglio predicted in an interview published Friday, Oct. 26 in the Virginia Pilot. But by Friday afternoon, smoke was rising from Round Potrero Valley. A steep canyon wall towering above the single paved road in and out of the valley was blackened as fire crews worked to extinguish still-smoldering hot spots....MORE

New faces join high school debate:
Don’t want homes displaced     
     The Grossmont Union High School District Scoping meeting to discuss the community’s input for the Draft Environmental Impact Report for the 12th high school project, held Oct. 30 in Alpine, was enlightening to many local residents. Up until now, there has been no input from the neighbors who surround the Chocolate Summit site or the Lazy A site, but Tuesday night’s meeting brought their concerns to light for the first time...MORE


Supervisors happy with fire response  
     Although the San Diego County Board of Supervisors members were not pleased with the fires, which destroyed significant parts of San Diego County, the supervisors gave positive remarks to the response during their Oct. 24 meeting. "From a county administration standpoint, you've all been incredible," said Supervisor Dianne Jacob...MORE

Voters should reinstate bond and
payments for GUHSD facilities  
     Proposition H, the March 2004 ballot initiative to upgrade Grossmont Union High School District’s aging facilities, was to tax each district homeowner $28 per $100,000 of the assessed valuation of their home. Rising property valuations has brought this rate down to below $22, and next year it will lower further. The bond value remains $274 Million....MORE


Alpine Planning Group:
Parks and Recreation Subcommittee
Monday, Nov. 5, 2007
 

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