Saddleback Valley cuts four furlough days for teachers
Saddleback Valley Unified School District approved a labor deal reducing teacher furlough days from six to two for about 1,200 teachers, yielding an average $1,919 raise per teacher annually. The package costs the district about $4.57 million over two years amid pension and health cost increases.
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Sendero sales debut brick by brick in Rancho Mission Viejo
Sendero launches sales this weekend with 940 homes at Rancho Mission Viejo's Sendero development. Townhomes start above 300000 while single family homes approach 1 million. First residents may move in by August as buildout aims for late 2015 with Planning Area 2 starting late this year.
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Permit denial halts Tesoro toll road extension near Ortega Highway
San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board rejected the Tesoro extension of the 241 toll road by a 3-2 vote citing potential project expansion toward I-5 and San Onofre. The denial blocks wetlands filling and requires restoration of about 35 acres of wetlands, meadows, and waterways plus installation of over 40 drains to manage runoff.
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Caltrans toll road extension faces two lawsuits
The Transportation Corridor Agencies fight two legal challenges to the 241 toll road extension. State Attorney General Kamala Harris and the Save San Onofre coalition contend the project is broken into pieces and violates California environmental law. TCA spokeswoman Lisa Telles declined comment.
Water rate hike eyed for Trabuco Canyon district
Trabuco Canyon Water District plans a slight rate increase in the coming fiscal year while using reserves to offset higher imported water, energy, fuel and health care costs. The district serves over 4,000 customers across multiple communities and has cut staff by about 21 percent in seven years, dropping from 24 to 19 employees by 2012-13.
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