`DUKES OF HAZZARD' CANYON OK'D FOR HOMES, CONDOS WARNER BROS. CAN REMOVE OLD OAK TREES.Byline: PATRICIA PATRICIA Practical Algorithm To Retrieve Information Coded In Alphanumeric PATRICIA Proving and Testability for Reliability Improvement of Complex Integrated Architectures PATRICIA PApilloma TRIal Cervical cancer In young Adults FARRELL AIDEM Staff Writer The once-remote canyon where the Hazzard boys crashed souped-up vintage GTOs will be revitalized as Lyons Canyon Ranch Canyon Ranch is a brand associated with several properties, communities, resorts, and spas. Properties & communities
Oak Grove is a common name for several places in the United States of America. . The county Regional Planning regional planning: see city planning. Commission on Wednesday approved the project, planned on an old location filming ranch in Newhall's densely wooded Lyons Canyon, property designated by the county as a significant ecological area. The developer, Warner Bros BROS Brothers BROS Benefits and Retirement Operations Section (King County, Washington) BROS Barnes and Richmond Operatic Society (London, UK) . Entertainment LLC (Logical Link Control) See "LANs" under data link protocol. LLC - Logical Link Control ., won permits to remove or encroach encroach v. to build a structure which is in whole or in part across the property line of another's real property. This may occur due to incorrect surveys, guesses or miscalculations by builders and/or owners when erecting a building. in the protected zones of 214 oak trees, 19 of them more than 100 years old, to clear the way for a development called Lyons Canyon Ranch. There are about 1,735 oak trees on the site. The canyon, the backdrop of Warner Bros.' 1980s TV series ``The Dukes of Hazzard,'' is home to a number of ecologically sensitive plant and animal species. Of concern is the canyon's potential for landslides and seismic activity. Sensors in place during the 1994 Northridge Earthquake showed the strongest shaking in that very region. Susan Tae, a supervising regional planner for Los Angeles County, said the potential seismic activity was a concern but that grading would lessen the danger. The entertainment company's development spinoff -- created to develop the property -- plans 95 single-family homes and a condominium complex with 90 units designated for seniors. Lyons Canyon Ranch would cover 232 acres west of Interstate 5, just north of Calgrove Boulevard. It would lie between the Sunset Pointe tract and Towsley Canyon State Park. More than half the land would be preserved as open space, and lots would be reserved for a county fire station and a small park. A trail system also is planned. Because the site is marked by the steep slopes of the Santa Susana mountain range, 3.8million cubic yards of earth would be graded to allow for construction. pat.aidem@dailynews.com (661) 257-5251 CAPTION(S): map Map: 185-home development |
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