Placer County News Roundup - July 11, 2008
Posted by: Jeff Flint | 07/11/2008 6:08 AM
McClintock to speak on behalf of proposed charter school - Placer Herald
State Senator Tom McClintock, the GOP nominee for the 4th ongressional District, will speak at the Rocklin Unified School District Board meeting on behalf of the proponents for the proposed Western Sierra Collegiate Academy charter school.
Report on WPUSD draws varied reactions - Lincoln News Messenger
A report released June 27 by the Placer County grand jury, which was critical of Western Placer Unified, laid much of the blame for the school district's financial woes on former superintendent Roger Yohe.
Mayor, councilwoman resign due to hostility - Colfax Record
The sudden resignation of Mayor Jim Albright and Councilwoman Sharon Gieras resulted in mixed reaction, and the remaining three members discussed how to address the vacancies, and whether to operate as a 3 member council until the November elections.
Sewer rate hike protest wins by slim margin - Colfax Record
By a narrow majority, property owners have rejected two proposed property tax assessments designed to pay for sewer improvements.
City OKs sewer agreement with UAIC - Lincoln News Messenger
Lincoln City Council members on Tuesday approved an agreement between the city and United Auburn Indian Community to provide sewer service to Thunder Valley Casino.
Rocklin one of 10 Best Towns in America according to Family Circle Magazine - Rocklin & Roseville Today
Eco-consciousness, strong neighborhoods and state-recognized distinguished schools have brought national acclaim to Rocklin.
Coffee Klatch scheduled - Colfax Record
Placer County Supervisor Bruce Kranz will be unable to attend a coffee klatch scheduled Friday in Colfax. However, county Agriculture Marketing Director Nancyjo Rieske has agreed to host the meeting and discuss issues within her area of expertise.
Cost to upgrade water system: priceless - Truckee Sierra Sun
The exact cost to improve Lake Forest's water system is still unknown, but residents and business owners say the bottom line is they're willing to pay the price for clean water.
Dirty lumber costs county extra $28K - The Union of Grass Valley
Nevada County will pay an additional $28,000 to Waste Management in a one-time fee to transport wood waste from the McCourtney Road Transfer Station to a co-generation facility in Redding.
Placer County air worst on record - Auburn Journal
The Placer County Air Quality Index (AQI) of 262 recorded on June 26 is the highest and most unhealthy since AQI has been reported.
City receives nearly $2M in Prop 1B funds - Placer Herald
Rocklin says One-time funding still not enough to offset maintenance costs.
Roseville, Placer County face penalties on wastewater violations over 7-year period - Sac Bee
Roseville and Placer County face $126,000 in combined penalties for exceeding effluent limitations in treated sewage from wastewater treatment plants.
Temporary one-way conversion of Finley Street showing no signs of problems - Auburn Journal
Other than a few confused drivers traveling the wrong way, the conversion of Finely Street to one-way has been pretty smooth.
Fourth of July sparks record crowd, parade participation - Lincoln News Messenger
Mild weekend weather and temporarily smoke-free skies drew thousands of people to Downtown Lincoln this Fourth of July. I happen to think the golf cart brigade from Catta Verdera should have won a prize.
City grants total $725,000, support 34 agencies - Roseville Press-Tribune
This year's city grants will help educate people about challenges disabled people face and will help provide nightly shelter for the homeless and hopefully transition many into housing - all with Roseville's help.
Rocklin secures affordable housing funds - Placer Herald
The Rocklin Redevelopment Agency passed a resolution last month authorizing Executive Director Carlos Urrutia to enter into an agreement to secure a $5 million line of credit.
Roseville neighborhoods hit by increase of car break-ins - Rocklin & Roseville Today
At least ten vehicle break-ins, or thefts from vehicles have been reported in east Roseville neighborhoods bordering Cirby Way since Sunday night, July 6.
State Senator Tom McClintock, the GOP nominee for the 4th ongressional District, will speak at the Rocklin Unified School District Board meeting on behalf of the proponents for the proposed Western Sierra Collegiate Academy charter school.
Report on WPUSD draws varied reactions - Lincoln News Messenger
A report released June 27 by the Placer County grand jury, which was critical of Western Placer Unified, laid much of the blame for the school district's financial woes on former superintendent Roger Yohe.
Mayor, councilwoman resign due to hostility - Colfax Record
The sudden resignation of Mayor Jim Albright and Councilwoman Sharon Gieras resulted in mixed reaction, and the remaining three members discussed how to address the vacancies, and whether to operate as a 3 member council until the November elections.
Sewer rate hike protest wins by slim margin - Colfax Record
By a narrow majority, property owners have rejected two proposed property tax assessments designed to pay for sewer improvements.
City OKs sewer agreement with UAIC - Lincoln News Messenger
Lincoln City Council members on Tuesday approved an agreement between the city and United Auburn Indian Community to provide sewer service to Thunder Valley Casino.
Rocklin one of 10 Best Towns in America according to Family Circle Magazine - Rocklin & Roseville Today
Eco-consciousness, strong neighborhoods and state-recognized distinguished schools have brought national acclaim to Rocklin.
Coffee Klatch scheduled - Colfax Record
Placer County Supervisor Bruce Kranz will be unable to attend a coffee klatch scheduled Friday in Colfax. However, county Agriculture Marketing Director Nancyjo Rieske has agreed to host the meeting and discuss issues within her area of expertise.
Cost to upgrade water system: priceless - Truckee Sierra Sun
The exact cost to improve Lake Forest's water system is still unknown, but residents and business owners say the bottom line is they're willing to pay the price for clean water.
Dirty lumber costs county extra $28K - The Union of Grass Valley
Nevada County will pay an additional $28,000 to Waste Management in a one-time fee to transport wood waste from the McCourtney Road Transfer Station to a co-generation facility in Redding.
Placer County air worst on record - Auburn Journal
The Placer County Air Quality Index (AQI) of 262 recorded on June 26 is the highest and most unhealthy since AQI has been reported.
City receives nearly $2M in Prop 1B funds - Placer Herald
Rocklin says One-time funding still not enough to offset maintenance costs.
Roseville, Placer County face penalties on wastewater violations over 7-year period - Sac Bee
Roseville and Placer County face $126,000 in combined penalties for exceeding effluent limitations in treated sewage from wastewater treatment plants.
Temporary one-way conversion of Finley Street showing no signs of problems - Auburn Journal
Other than a few confused drivers traveling the wrong way, the conversion of Finely Street to one-way has been pretty smooth.
Fourth of July sparks record crowd, parade participation - Lincoln News Messenger
Mild weekend weather and temporarily smoke-free skies drew thousands of people to Downtown Lincoln this Fourth of July. I happen to think the golf cart brigade from Catta Verdera should have won a prize.
City grants total $725,000, support 34 agencies - Roseville Press-Tribune
This year's city grants will help educate people about challenges disabled people face and will help provide nightly shelter for the homeless and hopefully transition many into housing - all with Roseville's help.
Rocklin secures affordable housing funds - Placer Herald
The Rocklin Redevelopment Agency passed a resolution last month authorizing Executive Director Carlos Urrutia to enter into an agreement to secure a $5 million line of credit.
Roseville neighborhoods hit by increase of car break-ins - Rocklin & Roseville Today
At least ten vehicle break-ins, or thefts from vehicles have been reported in east Roseville neighborhoods bordering Cirby Way since Sunday night, July 6.
