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  Global Warming and CEQA
  CEQA and the Citizenry
  Tomorrow At The SCCRTC
  Monterey County Board Agenda
  Congratulations To A Couple of Supervisors
     
  Water
  Transportation
  Coastal Projects Heard in San Francisco
  If You Care, Be There!
  Will It Happen Again in Monterey County?
     
  Greenfields To Asphalt
  A Communication From Lee Quarnstrom
  A CRLA Community Water Training
  LAFCOs Talk About Fire Protection
  Santa Cruz County Planning Items
     
  Young and Rich
  An Important Meeting Next Week
  The Ocean Street Area Plan
  Army Growth and Force Structure
  Meetings Coming Up
     
  The Wireless Radiation Alert Network
 

Words of Thanksgiving

  San Luis Obispo County Planning Policies
  Closed Session in Monterey County
  Water Bond Issues
     
  Creeks and Watershed Conference
  Condo Conversion in Monterey
  The Transportation Funding Task Force
  VTPI
  The Endangered Species Act
     
  Jerry Brown and CEQA and Global Warming
  Eminent Domain on the Ballot
  UCSC Growth
  Today in San Luis Obispo County
  The Monterey County GPU: Again
     
  "Step It Up" With People Power
  Statewide Water Policy
  Scary Items
  Mobile Home Rents in Marina
  Transportation Funding in Santa Cruz County
     
  GIS: Technology to the Rescue
  Agriculture and the Environment at Asilomar
  The CWA Meets in Monterey
  Redevelopment Review for Live Oak
  The CTC Will Be Meeting Wednesday
     
  Army Bases and Embedded Energy
  Housing Strategies In Marina
  Bills and Laws
  Monterey County GPU5
  Water Overdraft in the Pajaro Basin
     
  Closed Meetings are Not a “Mandate”
  Secret Meetings on Rancho San Juan
  More on Closed Litigation Sessions
  Litigation in Monterey County
  Monterey County “In-Lieu” Fees
     
  Marina Downtown Development
  Pesticides and Local Control
  Architectural Review in Monterey
  AB 1542: Mobilehome Fairness
  Land Use Items Face Monterey City Council
     
  The Quakers take on global warming
  Global warming and transportation systems
  Local solutions to our global warming crisis
  The Land Use Report continues its discussion of global warming.
  The Land Use Report focuses on global warming.
     
  Will condors become extinct. Bill on Governor’s desk is key.
  Find out about inclusionary housing.
  Wind power in Soledad and eminent domain issues in Felton.
  Find out about inclusionary housing.
  Will condors become extinct. A bill on the Governor’s desk is key.
     
  Find out about “mountaintop removal mining”
  Today at the San Luis Obispo County Planning Commission
  Controversial meeting - Marina Coast Water District Board
  Today's Monterey City Planning Commission items
  Video presentation on the Pajaro River
     
  Take A Hike! Here’s Where To Do It
  Invasive Species Mapping
  Wild Rivers
  Regional Housing Needs Allocations (RHNA)
  Land Use Bills in Sacramento
     
  Coastweeks Is Coming Up
  Green Building Around The Bay
  San Luis Obispo County Planning Items
  Tonight In Arroyo Grande
  Setting The Growth Goal in Santa Cruz County
     
  Back At The State Level – Senate Bill 375
  A Pot Pourri of Land Use Actions
  An Evening With Sam Farr
  Hazard Mitigation
  The Budget Attack on CEQA
     
  Housing Land Trust Workshop on Monday
  The Transportation Commission Meets
  Desalination On The Central Coast
  Historic Preservation in Santa Cruz County
  Short Course on the “Police Power”
     
  The State Legislature Takes A Recess (SB 375)
  Keeping An Eye on San Benito County
  Protecting Farmland North of King City
  Marks Ranch and Toro Park
  The Federal Farm Bill
     
  The Global Warming Action Program Coordinator
  The Transportation Commission Meeting
  LAFCO and Farmlands
  More Items On The Board Agenda
  Highway 68 And The Board of Supervisors
     
  Senate Bill 375
  Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
  Smart Growth Projects in Santa Cruz
  Global Warming and Public Health
  The State Budget and CEQA
     
  The Big Money For Developers
  Coyote Valley
  Global Warming at the City and the State Level
  Carmel River Public Hearing
  A Water Management District Meeting Today
     
  Fort Ord Development
  San Luis Obispo County Planning Policies
  Transportation, Land Use and Self-Government
  Transportation Projects Around The Bay
  Big Choice Tomorrow For Monterey County Board
     
  Sustainable Land Stewardship
  Safeway Almar Center in Santa Cruz
  Independence Day / Commuting Over The Hill
  Climate Action at the Local Level
  Business, CEQA, and Global Warming
     
  SB 303 and SB 375, Two Ways to Get to the City
  Tuesday in Arroyo Grande
  AMBAG Community Planning Forum
  A Toll Road Through A State Park?
  The Energy Commission and Land Use
     
  The California Native Plant Society picnic tomorrow
  The development industry is opposing SB 375.
  Senate Bill 375 could transform California land use patterns.
  Learn about “VMT”
  Development pressures on the Marks Ranch
     
  The Resident Wilds: a photographic exhibit featuring Neary Lagoon.
  Contact the Governor and help Big Basin State Park grow.
  More on the Monterey County ballot measure election.
  Who "won" the ballot measure elections in Monterey County?
  Coastal Commission considers cutting down 18,000 Monterey Pines.
     
  Hikes and picnics are coming up.
  The City of Santa Cruz Planning Commission meets tonight.
  Hollister and Santa Cruz and the local General Plan.
  Historical recap on the Monterey County General Plan process..
  A quick guide to the Monterey County election.
     
  Changing the municipal code in Marina.
  The Heartland Festival & River Fair celebrates healthy living.
  Happenings in Carmel Valley.
  Santa Cruz is updating its own General Plan.
  The Monterey County GOP opposes Measure A.
     
  The benefits of partipitory democracy.
  Ocean protection groups endorse Measure A.
  Visit Fort Ord's vernal pools with biologist Bruce Delgado.
  Frequently asked questions about the 2006 General Plan.
  The Local Government Commission, childhood obesity.
     
  Marks Ranch acquisition is a victory for citizen engagement.
  Assoc. of Environmental Professionals hosts General Plan forum.
  Ever wonder about VMT? That's "Vehicle Miles Traveled."
  SB 46 would spend $850,000,000 for "infill housing."
  Possible environmental impacts of the ballot measures.
     
  What does the Bible say about land use policy?.
  A list of good outdoor activities.
  Time to get involved in Coyote Valley planning.
  The theme is "infill."
  Who ever heard of 'Keyline Design?'
     
  Giving feedback on community goals to Vision San Benito.
  The Monterey City Planning Commission will discuss mini-mansions.
  A local ag leader says the time for conservation easements is NOW.
  Follow the Monterey County land use policy debate.
  Greenfields and brownfields are at stake in Monterey County.
     
  Castroville Community Plan: Is double growth double the fun?
  Take a hike with Friends of the River - you won't be disappointed.
  Some important deadlines for Monterey County voters.
  The Board of Supervisors talks about timber-production zoning.
  Get a heads up on state legislation affecting land use planning.
     
  Who ever heard of "Keyline Design?"
  There's a list of good outdoor activities on today's Land Use Report.
  Time to get involved in Coyote Valley planning.
  Important state legislation relating to in-fill.
  What does the Bible say about land use policy?
     
  A discussion about the ALBA program for farmworkers.
  A new development proposal in the City of Marina.
  A list of upcoming events to keep you briefed on land use policy.
  Upcoming items before the Coastal Commission, meeting in Santa Barbara.
  A talk tomorrow focuses on agroecology and the formation and history of the Chadwick Garden at UCSC.
     
  More Monterey County legal issues.
  Consequences of a referendum measure.
  Officials discuss infrastructure bonds.
  Proposed development standards in SLO.
  Special meeting of the Board of Supervisors.
     
  It's time to "make up our minds."
  A dramatic map for future growth.
  A proposed transportation sales tax.
  Santa Cruz County's 2006 General Plan .
  Neighborhood compatibility issues.
     
  Learn About the Farm Bureau’s Views.
  The PCL Symposium.
  A Tale of Two Neighborhoods.
  Latest Decision of the Monterey County Board.
  Big Coastal Project Tomorrow.
     
  The Ventana Wilderness in Big Sur just got bigger.
  Planning Commission considers a Seabright Avenue project.
  The Coastal Commission is meeting in Monterey today.
  Think you’d like to have “fun with watersheds?”
  Find lots of opportunities to get involved and get informed.
     
  Will the Fort Ord Reuse Authority stand up for workers?
  A big development is proposed in San Benito County.
  Help Salinas to redevelop its “Chinatown” area.
  SC Board of Supervisors is looking out for mobilehome residents.
  There’s a big ballot mess in Monterey County.
     
  A UCSC Campus Earth Summit is being held today.
  Highway One widening is controversial. Get a fix on the two sides.
  Help plan the Pinnacles! Find out how on the Land Use Report.
  More affordable housing is probably coming to the Aptos Area.