Ahmanson Ranch: Politics And Planning
12 December 2002 - 6:00am
No tract map hearing for an already approved housing development has ever drawn as much attention as the Ahmanson Ranch project on the edge of Los Angeles.
Two members of the state Legislature, two long-departed county supervisors, and even a phone call from an ex-President. Probably no tract map hearing for an already approved housing development has ever drawn as much attention — or as strong a cast of characters — as the group that showed up in Ventura on Tuesday. They came out for a Ventura County Board of Supervisors meeting regarding the Ahmanson Ranch project on the edge of Los Angeles.
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Source:
California Planning and Development Report, December 11, 2002
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