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This Blog is provided by the Santa Rosa Valley Information Website [http://SantaRosaValley.US] for the benefit of Valley Residents and Business Owners. This is a private venture and your right to use the Blog is strictly under the control of the WebMaster. All individuals who wish to post to, or comment on, the Blog are required to register . . . → Read More: Welcome The schedule for re-paving the Norweigian Grade has been released by the City of Thousand Oaks. The segment of Moorpark Road which runs between the intersection with Santa Rosa, to the YMCA at the top of the hill, is all within the City Limits and will be totally closed starting September 7, 2010 for approximately . . . → Read More: Norweigian Grade Repaving Schedule Those who were trying to enter or exit the West end of the Valley today between 4:45 and 6:45 PM, found themselves unwilling participants in an unplanned and disruptive emergency “exercise”. An accident that resulted in one of the light standards along the S-curve West of the Water District being sheared off and falling across . . . → Read More: Unplanned Emergency “Exercise” (8/2/10) The Camrosa Water District distributed two important links in their Summer 2010 “Camrosa Water Independent” Newsletter. They are repeated here for easy access: Save Our Water – Learn what you can do to save water at home and outdoors. 2009 Comprehensive Water Package – a PDF file containing three Special Senate Session Water Bills and a summary . . . → Read More: Water Conservation-You, Legislation, & Bonds The question of what is happening with the Bordier’s Nursery property in the Tierra Rejada Valley came up again at the June meeting of the Santa Rosa Valley Municipal Advisory Council. This is the approximately 380 acres surrounded by Tierra Rejada Road, Moorpark Road, Read Road, and Sunset Valley Road. Concerns were expressed regarding . . . → Read More: Tierra Rejada Valley Development The featured speaker at the last Santa Rosa Valley Municipal Advisory Council meeting was John Krist, chief executive officer of the Farm Bureau of Ventura County. Although much of his talk was an alphabet soup of acronyms and abbreviations that few will remember, the topic of his presentation appears to have great significance to many . . . → Read More: Citrus Disease Alert The Compact for a Sustainable Ventura County is a broad partnership of the 10 cities and Ventura County, The Ventura Council of Governments, Ventura County Transportation Commission, the Ventura County Civic Alliance, Ventura County Air Pollution Control District, and the Southern California Association of Governments. In September of last year a series of meeting were held to . . . → Read More: Vertura County Compact An armed kidnapping occurred in the eastern portion of the Valley this morning. Many of you were alerted by the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department Reverse 911 System. If you were not alerted, or received the alert only on your home telephone and would like to receive these alerts on your mobile devices, please . . . → Read More: Kidnapping & Battery The portion of Moorpark Rd between Santa Rosa Road and the YMCA at the top of the grade is within the City of Thousand Oaks. This road segment is in need of major repair and is a safety concern for the thousands of drivers and cyclist that use it every day. The City has been making plans . . . → Read More: Norwegian Grade Reconstruction IMPORTANT This is to announce the expansion of the Santa Rosa Valley – Emergency Radio Network (SRV-ERN) to allow participation by all interested residents and businesses. The SRV-ERN began development approximately two years ago following the severe fires that endangered our valley. It was recognized that Valley residents and businesses needed improved local . . . → Read More: Santa Rosa Valley – Emergency Radio Network Since the middle of June (2009) there has been an increasing level of reports that domestic pets are being attacked and killed by wild animals. The majority of the attacks appear to be coyote related but some reports are suggesting that we may have one or more bobcats or mountain lions roaming the area. Groups of coyotes . . . → Read More: Pets Killed by Wild Animals |
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