The Time is Now to Pull French Broom
By Elaine De Man The last few days of rain. . . . .with a few more on the horizon. . . . .make this the perfect time to get out and do some serious damage to one of...
ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISM TAKES DETERMINATION AND PERSISTENCE
Last week, after several years of controversy over Napa County watershed development, Pacific Union College placed 864 acres of forested land into a conservation easement after working with the Napa County Land Trust. As the new PUC President Bob...
Eyes on Napa: Thanks for a Great 2018! Join us in 2019!
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Eyes on Napa: December 2018:What’s Gone Right
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Save the Date: Important Court Hearing on Mountain Peak Winery – Jan. 11, 2019
The September 2017 lawsuit filed by Soda Canyon residents against the County for its abuse of discretion in approving the Mountain Peak Winery project is set for a hearing on Jan 11, 2019 starting at 8:30am in Dept. I...
COUNTY SUPERVISORS, KHASHOGGI AND THE ANGWIN COOKIE JAR
Below is a letter to the editor of the Napa Valley Register by George Caloyannidis Editor: On December 4, the Supervisors are scheduled to adopt the so called Winery Compliance Resolution. If this sounds reassuring, think again. The way...
Quasi-Utilities Defined: An illegal use of our Ag Lands?
by Laura Tinthoff We have been informed by several County officials as well as County Counsel Laura Anderson that the General Plan Policy AG/LU-29 “contemplates” allowing public utility uses in appropriate locations. In an e-mail dated November 16, Laura...
Eyes on Napa: Celebrating Successes and Staying the Course!
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Update: American Canyon Solar Project being rushed through the planning approval process.
From Napa Residents for Smart Planning We have not succeeded in persuading the Developer, Renewable Properties, LLC. to withdraw the application for the Palm Drive Solar Project. In a political compromise, the American Canyon Solar project is currently being...
Eyes on Napa: Yes you can have an impact on Napa County
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