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Response to "North Natomas: Cutting Edge Or Only More Of The Same?"

by Tina A. Thomas on Jan 1, 2006

Letter to the Editor, Vol. 21 No. 01 Jan 2006

I am writing to comment on "North Natomas: Cutting Edge or Only More of the Same?" (CP&DR Local Watch, October 2005), an article that expressed several concerns about development in the North Natomas area of Sacramento. >>read more

Fort Ord Conversion Process Moves Slowly, Takes Few Risks

by Larry Sokoloff on Jan 1, 2006

Local Watch, Vol. 21 No. 01 Jan 2006

When the Army closed the doors at Fort Ord in 1994, Monterey County was presented with an unparalleled opportunity to create a new town out of prime real estate overlooking the Pacific Ocean. >>read more

Land Trust Bankruptcy Raises Many Questions

by Eric Kancler on Jan 1, 2006

Environment Watch, Vol. 21 No. 01 Jan 2006

The Environmental Trust, Inc., (TET) became the first land trust in the nation to declare bankruptcy in March 2005. The San Diego nonprofit organization's bankruptcy raises questions about the long-term stability of land trusts and mitigation banks. >>read more

Maywood Wonders If The Park Is Worth The Pollution

by Morris Newman on Jan 1, 2006

Innovations, Vol. 21 No. 01 Jan 2006

Making a public park out of a Superfund site is a rarity. If Maywood, a city in the old industrial belt of South Los Angeles County, ultimately succeeds in creating a 7.3-acre park along the Los Angeles River, the result would be inspirational. >>read more

Articles

Response to "North Natomas: Cutting Edge Or Only More Of The Same?"

Fort Ord Conversion Process Moves Slowly, Takes Few Risks

Land Trust Bankruptcy Raises Many Questions

Maywood Wonders If The Park Is Worth The Pollution