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Attorney General: LAFCO May Adjust Proposed City Boundaries
15 July 2008 - 4:13pm | Author: CP&DR Staff
A local agency formation commission may alter the boundaries of a proposed new city beyond those drawn by incorporation proponents, according to a state attorney general’s opinion.
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Price: $2.95Elk Grove: 7-Year-Old City Seeks Land For Expansion
30 October 2007 - 2:53pm | Author: Paul Shigley
When voters approved the incorporation of Elk Grove in Sacramento County in early 2000, the town had a population of about 54,000. Today, Elk Grove’s population is heading past 140,000, and the city is looking at a 13,900-acre area for potential expansion.Price: $2.95 » read more | add to cart
Price: $2.95Rancho Guejito: Environmental Gem Or New Growth Area?
3 May 2007 - 1:13pm | Author: Paul ShigleyThe owners of a 22,000-acre ranch in San Diego County are making preliminary moves to develop their property, located several miles east of Escondido. However, environmentalists, public land advocates and even a pro-growth county supervisor are already lining up in opposition.
The property is Rancho Guejito, which is both one of the last intact Spanish land grants remaining in California and the largest parcel of undeveloped, privately owned land in San Diego County. Environmentalists have long wanted to protect the property, which is mostly untouched except for cattle grazing on portions of the site.
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