Corona Council approves goals for general plan backbone
The Corona City Council approved a revised general plan backbone focusing on growth management. Consultants will use the goals to guide alternate revised laws and zoning, with future talks on service extension and flood safety, earthquake rules, and housing implications.
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Corona City
Bill Reynolds
Wilsey and
Ham
Reynolds
Council Cil
Corona
Dave’ Peterson
Council
Planning Commission
Roger Verity
Peterson
Jim Wheaton
Bass
Ira’ Calvert
Calvert
Bags
Park Ereage
Richard
de Inger
Corona Pool Opens to Welcome Summer Fun
Teens and younger swimmers flock to Corona High pool as temperatures rise. In a lively splash fight, Roger Shelafoe and Matt Walthour share the water joy while a friend watches, embodies the season's carefree poolside energy.
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Corona
Roger Shelafoe
Matt Walthour
Corona High Pool
Roger
Extreme fire danger as Santa Ana winds whip Southern California
U S Forest Service warns of extreme fire conditions across Cleveland National Forest and surrounding ridges near the Santa Ana Basin. Santa Ana winds up to 40 mph, humidity near five percent, and temperatures to 105 degrees Frederick N. Forestry says fires sparked by campers under investigation as crews battle a six acre blaze in Mayhue Canyon with aerial and ground support.
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U.S. Forest Service
Cleveland National Forest
Corona
Santa Ana Basin
Forestry
Santa Ana
Norco Fire Department
Mayhue Canyon
Corona City Council Approves Self Insurance Plan
Corona faces rising liability costs and approves a self insurance approach with a city reserve covering the first 25 000 of claims. Finance Director John Grindrod led the move as the current carrier declined renewal and daily premiums spiked to 4112 for a 15 day gap. The plan, part of the 1976 77 budget, aims to limit exposure while awaiting a longer term carrier.
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Corona
John Grindrod
Grindrod
Riverside Officials to Meet RTD Over Bus Service Post Month
Riverside city and county officials will meet Southern California Rapid Transit District representatives in Los Angeles Friday to discuss extending bus service beyond June 30. RTD warns service termination remains possible without an agreement. RTD operates eight city lines plus two connectors, serving about 5 000 passengers daily with future Riverside County service slated for next February.
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Riverside
California
Rapid Transit District
RTD
Orange
Los Angeles
Corona
Jack R. Gilstrap
Jack Stubbs
Park Fees and Master Plan Discussed by City Panel
The Parks and Recreation Commission will review ideas to raise park fees from developers in Corona and discuss a master plan for park development. The 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Civic Center will consider scope changes for consultant Gwen Menard and Associates and authorize Phase 2 planning.
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Corona
Civic Center
Council
Commission
Qwen, Menard and Associates
Mendera F
Coro
Rapp
Police light colors changed in Corona Department
Corona police switch emergency lights on patrol cars to blue and red. Officials say patriotism not involved and white over black cars stay. Blue is brighter and better seen. two colors will flash on calls. Units were updated last Thursday after tests abroad supported higher visibility.
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Corona
Bill Heckert
Heckett
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