CITY CLEARS ROUGH FOR GOLF COURSE.Byline: Angela M. Lemire Staff Writer SANTA CLARITA Santa Clarita, city (1990 pop. 110,642), Los Angeles co., S Calif., suburb 30 mi (48 km) NW of downtown Los Angeles, on the Santa Clara River; inc. 1987. Situated in the Santa Clara valley and nearby canyons, Santa Clarita includes the former towns of Canyon Country, - With the support of Sand Canyon residents behind him - and a dispute over water hookup hookup, n in the Trager method of therapy, the practitioner enters into a meditative state along with the patient, which allows him or her to work more intuitively and to feel subtle changes in the patient's movement and tissue texture. fees with the Castaic Lake Castaic Lake is a lake on Castaic Creek formed by Castaic Dam, in northwestern Los Angeles County, California, near the town of Castaic. The 323,700 acre foot lake (399,000,000 m³) is the terminus of the West Branch of the California Aqueduct, though some comes from the 154 mi² Water Agency looming looming: see mirage. over him - the developer of Robinson Ranch Golf Course won the City Council's backing for a low key ``soft'' opening in coming weeks. The City Council on Tuesday night authorized the city planning city planning, process of planning for the improvement of urban centers in order to provide healthy and safe living conditions, efficient transport and communication, adequate public facilities, and aesthetic surroundings. staff to issue a temporary occupancy permit for one of two golf courses to developer Ted Robinson, once he meets certain conditions. More than 30 residents and Trails Committee members of the Sand Canyon and Whitewater Canyon neighborhoods, who negotiated private agreements with Robinson such as municipal water hookups and vegetation screenings, gave a public show of support for Robinson when he requested the council's authorization to open one golf course within the next few weeks. Although the Robinson Ranch Clubhouse and second golf course will not be ready for several months, Robinson requested the soft opening to enable his company to begin recouping its investment and establish a marketable reputation among the golfing community. City associate planner Jason Smisko said the developer must plant some trees and grade a berm berm: see beach. , then pass a city inspection before the opening. Robinson Ranch and the Castaic Lake Water Agency currently are in dispute over fees for nearly 46 million gallons of state water to be supplied to the golf courses. But city planning Director Jeff Lambert advised council members Tuesday that their dispute does not limit the city's legal authority to issue a temporary occupancy permit. |
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