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| Habitat
funding in San Diego: Gold at the end of the rainbow? |
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On
April 9, 2004, the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG)
voted to tentatively include $850 million for habitat acquisition
and management in the reauthorization of TransNet, the countywide
1/2-cent sales tax used to fund transportation projects.
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| Pocket
mice find a home in Dana Point |
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In
January 2004, the California Coastal Commission approved
a revised development proposal on the scenic and highly contentious
Dana Point Headlands.
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| Beasts
and Botany by Jess Morton |
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Dancer
It
wasn't much of a motion. Something slender,
like seed of needle grass, that went oddly sideways as my feet passed
by. Just enough to draw
my attention.
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| NCCP
falls behind schedule in Orange County |
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Planning
for the Rancho Mission Viejo (RMV) – the 23,000 holding
that is the center of a global biodiversity “hotspot”
– was supposed to proceed with three synchronous processes:
land use, habitat, and wetlands.
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| SANDAG’s
Regional Comprehensive Plan released for public review |
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The
San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG), in its draft
Regional Comprehensive Plan, makes a strong attempt to better
link transportation with land use decisions.
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