Governor signs new Tahoe conservancy bill after five years
The measure advances after earlier failure and would create a regional conservancy including parts of 23 counties from Auburn to bay area elevations, funded by 10 million dollars annually from state bonds. It acts as a collaborative forum for planning and grants without land use regulation or eminent domain powers.
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Hotel project faces final approvals by late 2005
Developer Jim Payne heralds Planning Department OK for hotel aesthetics approved by the Design Review Commission in July. Lead architect Lynn Dentner and project engineer Bill Green will liaise with city departments to clear minor details and meet conditions, aiming for a 2005 completion contingent on timely approvals.
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Roadwork projects planned on I-80 area in Placer County
Teichert Construction leads a $40.5 million road upgrade near Cross Roads with erosion control drainage improvements and new exit signs. Placer Hills Road access to I-80 remains open for Colfax fire station. Gold Run and Auburn projects cost $33 million and will begin in summer 2005 under a 10-year Caltrans plan to restore major highways.
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Camptonville Academy Earns WASC Accreditation in 2004
The Colfax Camptonville campus offers parents a training series and personalized learning, with field trips to Lake Natomas Aquatic Center Woodleaf Science Camp and Sutter's Fort. Chris Johnson joins CORE after 25 years in traditional schools while Maloney adds credentialed teaching.
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Colfax Hall of Fame honors late Bob Miles for school’s progress
Principal Ken Sahl praised the late Bob Miles for contributing time and materials to Colfax High School’s outdoor facilities, noting the football field once occupied the current building site. Inductees stressed community support and a small town belief in student dreams. The Hall of Fame, created in 1997 by Jane and Fred Arp, is funded by a $7,000 Arp Family Grant benefiting the Falcon Foundation and student scholarships at UC Davis. next event planned for April 2006.
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