Frutchey said the cemetery site will be temporary, too, until AT&T finds a suitable permanent site.
The cell tower has been a source of some controversy. It was leased at the school site without city permission. School officials originally believed they had a one-year lease. And the tower drew criticism from residents who said the wireless tower poses health hazards to students, residents and butterflies at the nearby monarch sanctuary.
Word is that the golden statue has departed the area. Did he never leave?
Grill renter Joe Cavallaro was hiding the fact that the rent included the eating area that the grill posts signs at, reminding us all that the tables are for ‘Grill patrons ONLY.
Cavallaro said the snack stand is only 300 square feet, making the monthly rental $5.75 per square foot under the city’s latest offer.
City Manager Thomas Frutchey said Tuesday that Cavallaro’s lease area amounts to 800 square feet, including the adjacent outdoor patio where customers sit and eat their snacks, and a storage room for restaurant supplies.
That brings the square-footage rate to about $2.16 a month, similar to that of other commercial properties, Frutchey said.
About That $5.75 Per Square Foot Rent At The Burger Shack . .
Can’t park here, don’t need an app for that..
Costs the city $300.00 a month. If we only had some organization that would keep track of businesses that cater to visitors to foot the bill for that we’d have a good thing.
The app’s purpose is to get information about the city to both visitors and residents. There’s a shop and dine feature on the new app. There’s also a “report an issue” feature that residents can use to notify city leaders of a problem in the city that needs to be addressed, such as potholes.
For $10 for adults and $5 for kids, the community could feast on a spaghetti dinner with garlic bread, salad and a drink. Action News learned the event was a huge success. More than 300 people attended last night’s feed and the city earned more than $4,000 for the Save the Pool Campaign.
Keep it up and some Bistros may have to lower their prices. For the same price as noodles & bread at one local place a family of 2 & 2 can eat..
$8 toast at Joe Rombi
Tough all over?
Police said the victim was walking in the area of 17 Mile Drive and Dennet Avenue at 7:15 p.m. when he was approached by the men, who pulled a gun and demanded money.
The victim told them he had no money but handed over the flashlight he was carrying, police said, and the three then ran.
Hang in there, justice will prevail.
At the request of the defense attorney, who said he was not yet prepared, Judge Mark Hood vacated the trial date earlier this month. On Tuesday, as Phillips looked on, Hood denied prosecutor Jeannine Pacioni’s request to stop “wandering aimlessly through the court system (and) set a firm trial date.”
Pacioni said she felt defense attorney Andrew Liu was driving the trial date and Olinger’s family had waited “quite enough.”
Hood said he understood the urgency but is “focused on a just, fair, and expedient trial.” He will set a date, he said, when Liu has digested 14,000 pages of discovery and is prepared. Liu took over the case in May after Ruelas’ former attorney fell ill.
Welcome to the reality of P.G.
And who said that the Grill was open “every day for the past 22 years?”. Maybe if it was open they would make more money.
Sell more water?
A beloved burger joint that has been in business for over two decades in Pacific Grove, said its getting the cold shoulder from the city. This, after a new lease agreement for The Grill at Lover’s Point Park means a rent increase.
Every day for the past 22 years Joe and Paula Cavallaro have worked side by and side, serving burgers, fries, just about anything. While business has had its ups and downs, Joe Cavallaro said they have managed to make it work.
“My wife and I are working it together, we’re doing the best we can,” said Cavallaro.
But their 10-year lease is up and they are now dealing with something unexpected. Cavallaro said the city has proposed a new lease one that he thinks is unreasonable.
The Runaway Mayor that tried to ru(i)n P.G. according to his plans in Stockton appears to have failed there too…
Esther writes in –
If you watch this segment from NBC Nightly News, you’ll see a very nice story about a young man trying to rescue his hometown of Stockton. Watch carefully: near the end, they flash on some of the town’s squalor to make a point about urban decay. I have isolated one shot:
It’s obvious that Kampe’s intended policies are a rehash of Cort’s–it looks like the reservoir is coming out of hibernation.
If you want to see the whole segment, here’s the info:
Young Stockton politician tries to make a difference
At 22 years old, Michael Tubbs, has just become the youngest member of Stockton, California’s city council. He and his supporters talk about how he got there, what lessons he learned growing up and how he hopes to reinvent his hometown and make the community proud
Loitering near a school for an hour and no one called the police?
The Monterey Bay Charter School in Pacific Grove was put on lockdown Tuesday morning after an unknown man dressed in camouflage “frantically” knocked on a classroom door, police said.
The school’s staff said he was about 19 years old, had a stocky build, scruffy orange beard and wore a camouflage jacket and beanie.
Police said the man had been loitering near the school for about one hour.