Courting Disaster

Rancho San Carlos gambles on the courts to save their project.

By Richard Pitnick

Thursday, August 29, 1996

"We have found that when people learn the facts about the Santa Lucia Community Preserve, thy come to support the plan," says Rancho San Carlos' (RSC) Managing Partner Tom Gray. "Taken to a vote, we believe in the wisdom of Monterey County citizens."

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