Rancho San Carlos: Developing a Vision
Planned development on the 20,000-acre Rancho San Carlos could make it worth $1 billion. Incredibly, owners say they can make their money and save the environment at the same time.
Japanese investors. A gated community. Golf memberships. Sound familiar? Well, the next Pebble Beach may go by the name of Rancho San Carlos. And plans to develop the largest privately-held piece of property in Monterey ...
Developing Vision
Planned development on the 20,000-acre Rancho San Carlos could make it worth $1 billion. Incredibly, owners say they can make their money and save the environment at the same time.
Japanese investors. A gated community. Golf memberships. Sound familiar? Well, the next Pebble Beach may go by the name of Rancho San Carlos. This issue of the Weekly was published in print only and has ...
Issues / 1992 / Dec 10
Double Jeopardy
Campus questionable
A council of academic deans at Cal State University (CSU) San Jose is discussing the possibility of closing CSU's satellite campus in Monterey County--even as other CSU officials plan for the opening of a new ...
