What's happening Update

SAVE SHOLLENBERGER UPDATE:
WHAT’S HAPPENING?
Saveshollenberger.com
DEC. 14, 2010:
SONOMA COUNTY SUPERVISORS APPROVE DUTRA ASPHALT FACTORY
(3-2 VOTE) FAIL TO FOLLOW PROCEDURE FOR RE-ZONING, CERTIFICATION OF EIR.
THEY DISALLOW PUBLIC COMMENT AT THE HEARING

JAN. 14, 2011
RICHARD DRURY, DRURY AND LOZEAU, FILES 60 PAGE LEGAL CHALLENGE, ON BEHALF OF THE PLAINTIFFS (CITY OF PETALUMA, MADRONE AUDUBON SOCIETY, PETALUMA RIVER COUNCIL, FRIENDS OF SHOLLENBERGER, MOMS FOR CLEAN AIR, PETALUMA TOMORROW AND SEVERAL INDIVIDUAL CITIZENS

JUNE 23 2011
JUDGE RENE CHOUTEAU, SONOMA SUPERIOR COURT, APPOINTED TO HEAR OUR CASE, RULES AGAINST SHAMROCK MATERIALS, INC AND CORTO MENO SAND & GRAVEL’S REQUEST TO BE REMOVED AS A “PARTY OF INTEREST”

SEPT. 22, 2011
COALITION OF PLAINTIFFS AND THE CITY OF PETALUMA (a co-plaintiff) FILE BRIEFS ADDRESSING GENERAL PLAN ISSUES AND MEASURE D (SCENIC VIEW CORRIDOR PROTECTION)

OCT. 21, 2011
DUTRA, SHAMROCK, COUNTRY OF SONOMA WILL FILE OPPOSITION BRIEFS

NOV. 8, 2011
RICHARD DRURY, ATTORNEY FOR THE PLAINTIFFS (OUR COMMUNITY COALITION) WILL FILE REPLY BRIEF

DEC. 9, 2011 2:20 PM (PUBLIC CAN ATTEND)
HEARING ON THE WRIT WILL BE BEFORE JUDGE CHOUTEAU IN SONOMA SUPERIOR COURT Santa Rosa, CA EITHER PARTY CAN APPEAL THE DECISION.

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