Latest Leona Valley Issues
ANNUAL COW CHIP CHAMPIONSHIP!
Brought to you by the Leona Valley Chapter of Sertoma
July 4, 2009
Leona Valley Community Center
8367 Elizabeth Lake Road, Leona Valley
Time: 4:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M.
DEEP PIT BARBECUE--GAMES--SILENT AUCTION
IT'S CHERRY SEASON
Photograph courtesy of Rhodes Ranch
Looking for Cherries? U-Pick Cherry Farms: http://www.cherriesupic.com/
CERT TRAINING
The Los Angeles County Fire Department is hosting a free Community Emergency Response Training (CERT) Mini-Refresher Course on June 13, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The class will be held at the LACFD North County Training Center, 42110 6th Street West, Lancaster. CERT trained individuals living in the Antelope Valley who have completed all of the training classes are invited to attend this event.
The class will be practicing Search and Rescue, Fire Extinguishment, Triage and reviewing basic disaster preparedness. In addition, vendors providing disaster/survival products will be attending and members of the public are encouraged to visit them to purchase emergency supplies. For further information, call AV Community Services Liaison, Carmen Mackay at 213-598-7450
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We have added the Trash Franchise page: Trash Franchise work area.
The Survey has been Modified and will be submitted to the Town Council at next meeting.
This page was last modified on Monday, June 22, 2009 12:20 PM
Have you seen the Tri Colored Blackbird? A California Species of Special Concern
Native to Leona Valley
Information on Robert Meese/UC Davis Visit & Other Information
See Council Projects Area: Wildlife Page
Report observations of the tri-colored blackbird to UC Davis
New DWP Power Lines
Two Alternative Routes of Electrical Transsmission Towers
are Proposed in Leona Valley
Alternative routes are proposed in other local communities
Send written comments to:
Forest Service/BLM/LADWP c/o POWER Engineers, Inc.,
731 E. Ball Road, Suite 100, Anaheim, CA 92805
Edison Lines in Leona Valley
Supervisor Antonovich supports Leona Valley on the Edison Power Line Issue; his letter to Senators Feinstein & Boxer regarding Alternative 2.
EVEN MORE POWER LINES FOR LEONA VALLEY?
We have received notice for the potential of additional power lines traversing Leona Valley in the Edison Transmission Project. According to an Edison official,
"Segment 5, which crosses Godde Hill Rd.is slated to be built in an existing right of way where there are currently two- 220 kV lines. The two - 220 lines will be removed and one - 500 kV line will replace them. Subsequently you will have two - 500 kV lines parallel to each other (TRTP Segment 2 and Segment 5) instead of two - 220 lines." Information on this new segment here.
The Bouquet Canyon Creek Restoration Project
To Protect the Habitat of the Unarmored Three Spine Stickleback Fish
Letter from the USDA: Here