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City grant passes 1st hurdle

Just the other day I was asking someone why nothing has ever happened on the city's idea for a River Park along the Russian River out Gobbi Street. The reason was that they did not get any grant funds to get started. Now, I understand the city's latest $4 million grant application with the California Resources Agency for the
development of Riverside Park has made it past the intital state review, the first step. This is significant given that they did not make it to this point with the last application. So maybe there's hope this time around.

Posted by K.C. on January 7, 2008 02:28 PM |

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I wouldn't put much hope in any city managing a multi-million dollar grant to anyones benefit. Ukiah can do without another $4 Mil. fountain funded by public money. I'd vote for a riverside casino over the park.

Posted by: Ken McCormick | January 12, 2008 12:25 AM

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