16 Jan 2003
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Newspaper
Capistrano Valley News
Location
Capistrano Valley, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2003
Page
1
The Design Review Committee will discuss Jierra High's plans Wednesday night focusing on design elements for a monument to Native American history. Staff recommends high visibility from the public right of way and physical accessibility for the community.
The city orders all mobile home parks to implement residential trash and curbside recycling by May 1 to comply with state mandates by December, following a failure in 2000. Capistrano Valley Mobile Estates must prove within 60 days that at least 50 percent of its trash will be recycled.
The Planning Commission continued consideration of Saddleback Valley Christian School's plan to add a 30,400‑square‑foot two‑story multipurpose building to its Oso Road campus to the Feb. 25 meeting.
Residents may apply to serve on city committees commissions or boards for a one year term until 5 p m February 7. Call 443 6308 for information.
A compact page of community items and puzzles including calendar notes crossword hints and small classifieds. Also features the weekly critter corner column with pet care tips and a guest view opinion brief from a local reader.
City officials warn budget talks on Gov. Davis plan may force reductions in schools roads childhood development senior services police and fire. Local impact includes about a 2 million drop in vehicle license fees this year and next, though backfilled from the general fund previously.
Julian Ramos, 79, named town patriarch by the Historical Society for San Juan Capistrano, reflecting Juaneno and Spanish heritage. He will represent the city at events including the Swallows Day Parade on March 22, and jokes about being “an old goat in town.”
City officials say affordable housing goals and aging stock work despite Gov. Davis proposed cuts targeting $500 million in redevelopment funds. They press ahead with a partnership with Mercy Housing California to identify sites and develop more units, while Redevelopment Agency weighs the plan for Jan. 21.
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