Placer County News Roundup - July 22, 2009
By Jeff Flint | 07/22/09 | 08:44 AM EDT | 4 Comments
Medical marijuana sales proposed for Loomis - Loomis News and Sac Bee
A Colfax man’s proposal to open a medicinal marijuana dispensary in Loomis prompted the town council to call an urgency meeting for Tuesday night.
Placer’s top tax delinquents owe millions - Auburn Journal
As the brutal economy continues to drag, the number of commercial property owners in Placer County who are behind in their taxes has risen to the largest number in more than a decade.
Tahoe agency to vote on Kings Beach affordable housing - North Lake Tahoe Bonanza
Before deciding on a change to allow more affordable housing in Kings Beach, the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency Governing Board and staff Wednesday will get an up close look at the area.
Tahoe/Truckee schools budget discussion Wednesday - Truckee SIerra Sun
A discussion of the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District's budget situation is set for a 5:30 p.m. Wednesday meeting at the Sierra Mountain Community Education Center in Truckee.
Schools' impact: ‘Like putting a scab on a wound' - The Union of Grass Valley
For Nevada County educators, the tentative approval of a state budget simply means that now they know for sure there will be less money to work with.
Roseville Electric proposes rate hikes - Roseville Press Tribune and Sac Bee
After announcing a projected $12 million deficit in May, Roseville Electric is now proposing rate adjustments to stave off a potential $98 million shortfall by 2014.
Owe $$$ on your water bill? Nevada City to place lien on your land - The Union of Grass Valley
Armed with a new water-rate schedule, Nevada City officials will place liens on property owners who don't make timely payments on their water bills.
New signs show the way - Roseville Press Tribune
In the last year, Roseville’s Intelligent Transportation System has grown to include technology like intersection cameras and LED (light-emitting diode) variable message signs to aid and inform drivers on the road.
New schools will offer students choices - Loomis News
A private, Christian school and a charter independent study school were both recently granted use permits by the Loomis Planning Commission and are currently accepting enrollment.
Gang graffiti tagged on Auburn park buildings - Auburn Journal
Vandals covered buildings and walls of an Auburn park in gang-related graffiti over the weekend.
The eagles have landed - Auburn Journal
Sightings of at least two bald eagles have been reported recently in the greater Auburn area.
Heat wave fires up pool visits, ice cream sales - Auburn Journal
Temperatures in the mid-90s Tuesday actually felt like a cooldown after five straight days of 100-plus degree weather in Auburn.
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Owe $$$ on your water bill? Nevada City to place lien on your land - The Union of Grass Valley
Armed with a new water-rate schedule, Nevada City officials will place liens on property owners who don't make timely payments on their water bills.*
Not a good sign for people who do not pay there bills. This would not be an issue if everyone was on time.
New signs show the way - Roseville Press Tribune
In the last year, Roseville’s Intelligent Transportation System has grown to include technology like intersection cameras and LED (light-emitting diode) variable message signs to aid and inform drivers on the road. *
There are no signs just people who can not drive. This is a joke i saw a video the other day on a car that sences when u are tired. WOW get a grip on reality.
The City of Loomis is in a panic. They don’t want a legal medical marijuana shop in their city. And yet the Loomis area heavily supported Tom McClintock against Charlie Brown.
They apparently didn’t read the fine print on Tom McClintock. He consistently supported legalized medical marijuana during his time down in Sacramento. This was part and parcel from his Libertarian political philosophy:
California State Senator Tom McClintock, the most libertarian member of the state legislature, has declared his candicacy for Congress in a now-open district in northern California.
McClintock has worked closely with Libertarian Party leaders for several years, and has appeared at libertarian events. He is a strong fiscal conservative, but is also a strong supporter of medical marijuana and other civil liberties issues.
http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/019785.html
So who is to blame here? You voted for a legal medical marijuana shop in the City of Loomis when you voted for McClintock. And he is not going to raise a finger to help you out now.
it didn't work.
Besides - Mahlberg smokes Marijuana... at least I was told that she did at some point in her life when she was active in the earth first movement.
What's the point... (puff puff)
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