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Newspaper
Capistrano Valley News
Location
Capistrano Valley, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2002
Page
1
Cultural Heritage Commission, by 4 to 2, approved extending Ramos House Cafe hours to serve alcohol Fridays and Saturdays until 10 30 p.m. Dissenters were Jan Siegel and David Bellardes. The matter moves to the Planning Commission.
The Design Review Committee forwarded the Home Depot project to the Planning Commission by a 2-0 vote. City planner Bill Ramsay noted the committee lacks bylaws requiring full-vote approval but emphasized broad involvement in prior reviews. The plan, aligned with the general plan, may be approved with minor revisions, with a Planning Commission review set for January 14 and a November advisory vote by voters on the proposed store.
The News pauses Friday coffee chats and plans to resume with the community forum following the Nov 5 election. The planned restart aligns with post election community engagement efforts and invites local participation.
Resident Linda Henry notes campaign signs clutter town promoting No on CC and No on CC for Measure CD and CC in mixed messages. Signs also mark a Home Depot land sale on Stonehill Drive. some No on CC decals are spray-painted over, causing confusion about separate issues and traffic impacts.
Capistrano Valley News recounts sightings of the White Lady of Los Rios Street as locals recall encounters near the railroad tracks and Ramos House Cafe. Docent Lorie Porter cites two personal sightings and describes the spirit as a young, pretty greeter of San Juan.
St Margaret's Episcopal School on a 17 acre campus seeks city approval for a master site plan adding seven new buildings and three additions plus a $12 million gym to start summer 2003. Headmaster Campaigne says the project adds space for activities rather than enrollment growth, with a cap of about 450 high school students.
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