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  • August 11, 2009 at 7:39 PM #444537
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    The city of Temecula is grasping at straws. Affordable housing complex coming since the builder walked, French Valley Pkwy is going to hit insurmountable opposition, the new hospital will be lucky to be in operation by 2015 (that’s assuming the Feds don’t shut Southwest Healthcare down), the quarry is going in regardless of the uproar. Funny, but the only thing going for them at this point is a new water park. Oh yeah, a big parking garage for the new city hall.

    August 11, 2009 at 8:03 PM #443761
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    I agree 100%, the quarry is going in…

    August 11, 2009 at 8:03 PM #443957
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    I agree 100%, the quarry is going in…

    August 11, 2009 at 8:03 PM #444295
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    I agree 100%, the quarry is going in…

    August 11, 2009 at 8:03 PM #444364
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    I agree 100%, the quarry is going in…

    August 11, 2009 at 8:03 PM #444542
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    I agree 100%, the quarry is going in…

    August 12, 2009 at 11:22 AM #443898
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    [quote=Cautiously Optimistic]The city of Temecula is grasping at straws.[/quote]

    A bit melodramatic, eh?

    The city’s budget has taken a hit like everywhere else, but they are still in the black with only modest cuts to services.

    At this point it seems likely that the quarry will go in. Although I’m against the quarry, I really don’t think it will impact most residents much, if at all. Granite has put so much PR into this debate that, if it does cause any air quality problems, they are going to get hit hard with lawsuits.

    The hospital situation is frustrating, but much of it does seem to be out of the city’s control. This isn’t exactly a disaster either — there are hospitals within 20 minutes of just about any location in Temecula.

    I generally don’t like the City Council — their qualifications are sketchy, and it’s likely that most of them were on the take in some way with developers a few years back. This is not uncommon in many small cities. I must admit that so far the council/mayors have managed to run the city pretty well so far. It could be much worse.

    August 12, 2009 at 11:22 AM #444092
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    [quote=Cautiously Optimistic]The city of Temecula is grasping at straws.[/quote]

    A bit melodramatic, eh?

    The city’s budget has taken a hit like everywhere else, but they are still in the black with only modest cuts to services.

    At this point it seems likely that the quarry will go in. Although I’m against the quarry, I really don’t think it will impact most residents much, if at all. Granite has put so much PR into this debate that, if it does cause any air quality problems, they are going to get hit hard with lawsuits.

    The hospital situation is frustrating, but much of it does seem to be out of the city’s control. This isn’t exactly a disaster either — there are hospitals within 20 minutes of just about any location in Temecula.

    I generally don’t like the City Council — their qualifications are sketchy, and it’s likely that most of them were on the take in some way with developers a few years back. This is not uncommon in many small cities. I must admit that so far the council/mayors have managed to run the city pretty well so far. It could be much worse.

    August 12, 2009 at 11:22 AM #444429
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    [quote=Cautiously Optimistic]The city of Temecula is grasping at straws.[/quote]

    A bit melodramatic, eh?

    The city’s budget has taken a hit like everywhere else, but they are still in the black with only modest cuts to services.

    At this point it seems likely that the quarry will go in. Although I’m against the quarry, I really don’t think it will impact most residents much, if at all. Granite has put so much PR into this debate that, if it does cause any air quality problems, they are going to get hit hard with lawsuits.

    The hospital situation is frustrating, but much of it does seem to be out of the city’s control. This isn’t exactly a disaster either — there are hospitals within 20 minutes of just about any location in Temecula.

    I generally don’t like the City Council — their qualifications are sketchy, and it’s likely that most of them were on the take in some way with developers a few years back. This is not uncommon in many small cities. I must admit that so far the council/mayors have managed to run the city pretty well so far. It could be much worse.

    August 12, 2009 at 11:22 AM #444498
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    [quote=Cautiously Optimistic]The city of Temecula is grasping at straws.[/quote]

    A bit melodramatic, eh?

    The city’s budget has taken a hit like everywhere else, but they are still in the black with only modest cuts to services.

    At this point it seems likely that the quarry will go in. Although I’m against the quarry, I really don’t think it will impact most residents much, if at all. Granite has put so much PR into this debate that, if it does cause any air quality problems, they are going to get hit hard with lawsuits.

    The hospital situation is frustrating, but much of it does seem to be out of the city’s control. This isn’t exactly a disaster either — there are hospitals within 20 minutes of just about any location in Temecula.

    I generally don’t like the City Council — their qualifications are sketchy, and it’s likely that most of them were on the take in some way with developers a few years back. This is not uncommon in many small cities. I must admit that so far the council/mayors have managed to run the city pretty well so far. It could be much worse.

    August 12, 2009 at 11:22 AM #444677
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    [quote=Cautiously Optimistic]The city of Temecula is grasping at straws.[/quote]

    A bit melodramatic, eh?

    The city’s budget has taken a hit like everywhere else, but they are still in the black with only modest cuts to services.

    At this point it seems likely that the quarry will go in. Although I’m against the quarry, I really don’t think it will impact most residents much, if at all. Granite has put so much PR into this debate that, if it does cause any air quality problems, they are going to get hit hard with lawsuits.

    The hospital situation is frustrating, but much of it does seem to be out of the city’s control. This isn’t exactly a disaster either — there are hospitals within 20 minutes of just about any location in Temecula.

    I generally don’t like the City Council — their qualifications are sketchy, and it’s likely that most of them were on the take in some way with developers a few years back. This is not uncommon in many small cities. I must admit that so far the council/mayors have managed to run the city pretty well so far. It could be much worse.

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