- Feb 2, 2022
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Santa Cruz Planning Commission not part of library decision

Updated: Jul 13, 2022

Letter to the SC Sentinel, 1/21/2022

An article in the Jan. 13 Sentinel reported on the County Planning Commission’s recent meeting at which they reviewed plans regarding the Aptos library. It always seemed a serious omission that the City of Santa Cruz Planning Commission never played a part in decisions that involved major re-arranging of downtown...

— Judi Grunstra, Santa Cruz

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