News Briefs: Out Of The Starting Gate

Out Of The Starting Gate

By Staff

Thursday, December 18, 1997

In anticipation of the start of county hearings on the Pebble Beach Company's proposal to construct 316 new homes and a golf course in Del Monte Forest, the company has sent off letters to numerous area businesses and business professionals soliciting "active support" for what promises to be a protracted battle between the company and anti-development forces.

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