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January 17, 2008 at 8:51 PM #138047January 17, 2008 at 9:16 PM #137784
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ParticipantI guess it depends how near “around” a hospital one is…in my case I am about 1 mile up the hill from the hospital.
It will be a large hospital with nearly 350 beds, is sorely needed and I don’t really care who is running it at this point – but the parent company is Universal (Southwestern).
Both Rancho Springs and Inland have or are in progress of expanding which is also good.
In the great Temecula tradition, houses impacted by the hospital will be mitigated by Pepper Tree plantings.
January 17, 2008 at 9:16 PM #137989ParticipantI guess it depends how near “around” a hospital one is…in my case I am about 1 mile up the hill from the hospital.
It will be a large hospital with nearly 350 beds, is sorely needed and I don’t really care who is running it at this point – but the parent company is Universal (Southwestern).
Both Rancho Springs and Inland have or are in progress of expanding which is also good.
In the great Temecula tradition, houses impacted by the hospital will be mitigated by Pepper Tree plantings.
January 17, 2008 at 9:16 PM #138017ParticipantI guess it depends how near “around” a hospital one is…in my case I am about 1 mile up the hill from the hospital.
It will be a large hospital with nearly 350 beds, is sorely needed and I don’t really care who is running it at this point – but the parent company is Universal (Southwestern).
Both Rancho Springs and Inland have or are in progress of expanding which is also good.
In the great Temecula tradition, houses impacted by the hospital will be mitigated by Pepper Tree plantings.
January 17, 2008 at 9:16 PM #138043ParticipantI guess it depends how near “around” a hospital one is…in my case I am about 1 mile up the hill from the hospital.
It will be a large hospital with nearly 350 beds, is sorely needed and I don’t really care who is running it at this point – but the parent company is Universal (Southwestern).
Both Rancho Springs and Inland have or are in progress of expanding which is also good.
In the great Temecula tradition, houses impacted by the hospital will be mitigated by Pepper Tree plantings.
January 17, 2008 at 9:16 PM #138087ParticipantI guess it depends how near “around” a hospital one is…in my case I am about 1 mile up the hill from the hospital.
It will be a large hospital with nearly 350 beds, is sorely needed and I don’t really care who is running it at this point – but the parent company is Universal (Southwestern).
Both Rancho Springs and Inland have or are in progress of expanding which is also good.
In the great Temecula tradition, houses impacted by the hospital will be mitigated by Pepper Tree plantings.
February 2, 2008 at 3:58 PM #147218Anonymous
GuestI stopped in Wolf Creek today, and honestly I don’t see what the big deal is. The casino was visible from the Lennar models I toured and it looked and felt sleazy. The salesperson was sleazy. She was a liar, looking for a sucker. I’m not going to elaborate, but I cannot believe how she presented herself trying to sell $400k homes.
The only positive I saw concerning Wolf Creek is a better commute if one worked in San Diego.
February 2, 2008 at 3:58 PM #147460GuestI stopped in Wolf Creek today, and honestly I don’t see what the big deal is. The casino was visible from the Lennar models I toured and it looked and felt sleazy. The salesperson was sleazy. She was a liar, looking for a sucker. I’m not going to elaborate, but I cannot believe how she presented herself trying to sell $400k homes.
The only positive I saw concerning Wolf Creek is a better commute if one worked in San Diego.
February 2, 2008 at 3:58 PM #147486GuestI stopped in Wolf Creek today, and honestly I don’t see what the big deal is. The casino was visible from the Lennar models I toured and it looked and felt sleazy. The salesperson was sleazy. She was a liar, looking for a sucker. I’m not going to elaborate, but I cannot believe how she presented herself trying to sell $400k homes.
The only positive I saw concerning Wolf Creek is a better commute if one worked in San Diego.
February 2, 2008 at 3:58 PM #147497GuestI stopped in Wolf Creek today, and honestly I don’t see what the big deal is. The casino was visible from the Lennar models I toured and it looked and felt sleazy. The salesperson was sleazy. She was a liar, looking for a sucker. I’m not going to elaborate, but I cannot believe how she presented herself trying to sell $400k homes.
The only positive I saw concerning Wolf Creek is a better commute if one worked in San Diego.
February 2, 2008 at 3:58 PM #147565GuestI stopped in Wolf Creek today, and honestly I don’t see what the big deal is. The casino was visible from the Lennar models I toured and it looked and felt sleazy. The salesperson was sleazy. She was a liar, looking for a sucker. I’m not going to elaborate, but I cannot believe how she presented herself trying to sell $400k homes.
The only positive I saw concerning Wolf Creek is a better commute if one worked in San Diego.
February 2, 2008 at 4:11 PM #147228ParticipantThere are other positives I think: clubhouse, pool, new schools. Wolf Creek also truly does get a consistent westerly (marine?) based breeze which is nice in the summer.
February 2, 2008 at 4:11 PM #147471ParticipantThere are other positives I think: clubhouse, pool, new schools. Wolf Creek also truly does get a consistent westerly (marine?) based breeze which is nice in the summer.
February 2, 2008 at 4:11 PM #147496ParticipantThere are other positives I think: clubhouse, pool, new schools. Wolf Creek also truly does get a consistent westerly (marine?) based breeze which is nice in the summer.
February 2, 2008 at 4:11 PM #147507ParticipantThere are other positives I think: clubhouse, pool, new schools. Wolf Creek also truly does get a consistent westerly (marine?) based breeze which is nice in the summer.
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