It would seem that the County Supervisors have a plan that includes a 15 acre build in Big Bear. The Big Bear Lake property will be called Valley View Estates, Project. how ever instead of the lots being on a 20 acre lot, they will be built on a 15 acre lot, size. Which is okay, gives more houses, to the Big Bear area, I don't know if that is good. but they ultimately will have more houses there, even though the lots are sizes smaller the terrain will keep the houses just as far apart.
The 4.42 Acre lots in Hesperia will be great, if you want to live there. Horses would be a must if they are allowed and but reading on that is the county offices buildings that are to be built there. Opps, here I was hoping for some good large horse property.
The Sata Ana River Trail is certainly taking off. the bike trail will be connected to that of the one in orange county The cost of the trail is a little alarming, but the over all benefit of the trail is and will be great, it is a way that people can ride their bicycles to work if they live close to the bicycle trail and away from traffic. it not noly is a great way to work on a clean fuel Environment, but a better way o get to work, except the days that you worked to hard to ride the bike home. LOL..but those were the best workouts for me. those days that I didn't feel like riding and then I got on the bike and wow. the best workout ever.
BS Ranch
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San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors actions
08:22 AM PST on Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Builder wins approval for Big Bear housing
San Bernardino County supervisors approved an application by adeveloper to build 58 homes on 15 acres in Big Bear.
TheBig Bear Lake Valley View Estates projects consists of custom-madehomes from 7,345 square feet to 23,392 square feet in an area nearstate Highway 38.
The approval, which garnered noopposition, required a zoning change from the 20-acre minimum lot sizeto a 7,200-square feet lot minimum.
Talks to start on land for office-building plan
Supervisors agreed to begin negotiations to purchase a 4.42-acreproperty from the city of Hesperia for the construction of a futurecounty office building in that community.
A number ofcounty departments would house offices in the planned60,000-square-foot building to serve constituents in the Victor Valley.In August, supervisors received a report on future office needs thathighlighted the need for such a facility.
A separateagreement with the purchase cost and agreement will come to the boardonce negotiations are complete.
Contract boosts effort for trail across Colton
Supervisors approved a $3.4 million contract for the construction ofthe Santa Ana River Trail through Colton.
Earlier thisyear, the county received a $4 million state grant for the constructionof the 3.3-mile trail from the county line to La Cadena Drive, which isplanned for bicycle, pedestrian and equestrian use.
Board OKs contract on jail-expansion design
Supervisors approved a $4.5 million architectural contract for thedesign of the expansion of the Adelanto Detention Center.
The project will add four housing units for a total of 896 beds plusbooking, holding and medical screening areas.
Theadditional space will reduce the need to transport prisoners to theWest Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga and help deal withcrowding in jails, officials said.
Caltrans grant to aid trail, park projects
Supervisors approved acceptance of a $68,300 Caltrans grant to developa nine-mile trail and park through the city of Redlands and Mentone.
The board also approved an agreement with Redlands to establish apartnership to manage the Orange Blossom Trail and East Valley CitrusHeritage Linear Park. The planned trail will connect to the Santa AnaRiver Trail.
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