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San Diego Cities -
San Marcos
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Monday, 16 November 2009 11:59 |
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The city of San Marcos will give $62,400 this year to a regional winter shelter program that provides beds for the homeless around North County, according to the North County Times. The San Marcos City Council approved the contribution last week. The Alliance for Regional Solutions will proved a total of 239 beds at six different sites. The homeless winter shelter budget is $447,159 this year. San Marcos contributed $75,000 last year. |
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San Diego Cities -
San Marcos
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BY Landon Bright
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Wednesday, 23 September 2009 11:57 |
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A draft ordinance that would set standards for San Marcos properties' appearance and maintenance won tentative support from the City Council, though some members want to see changes, according to the North County Times. If approved, the ordinance would establish minimum standards for landscaping, fences, maintenance of buildings and other add-ons. Individual council members indicated they would like further discussion on the ordinance's title and whether it would dictate how long people can leave up holiday decorations or temporary lightning. |
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San Diego Cities -
San Marcos
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BY Landon Bright
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Monday, 24 August 2009 09:55 |
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San Marcos city officials are exploring the idea of raising water levels at South Lake for inclusion of its development into a major recreation area, reported the North County Times. The Vallecitos Water District, which owns the lake, agreed in 2005 to lease the lake to the city for up to 75 years, at a cost of $1 per year. The proposal calls for turning the lake in a 53-acre park with boating, hiking, fishing and additional outdoor activities. |
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San Diego Cities -
San Marcos
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BY Landon Bright
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Wednesday, 05 August 2009 13:34 |
Cal State San Marcos received a record number of applications for the fall semester, but has already notified 5,000 applicants they will not be admitted for classes, reported the North County Times. Officials say they have received 16,300 fall semester applications, compared to 13,700 last year. State budget cuts are forcing school officials to keep enrollment at existing levels.
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