Fair Warning

Lawsuit likely over Fort Ord reuse plan.

By Richard Pitnick

Thursday, May 22, 1997

Along with Einstein's theory of relativity and Newton's laws of thermodynamics, local residents can add one other universal constant--any development plan approved in Monterey County will be challenged by a lawsuit.

This issue of the Weekly was published in print only and has not been digitally uploaded.

To read the hard copy of this story please visit our offices: 668 Williams Ave., Seaside, California. Many hard-copy issues can be found at the local libraries.

For more information, please call (831) 394-5656.

Comments

Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.

Sign in to comment

Friends to Follow
Like us on Facebook for every day kitchen design and maintenance tips you can use. LIKE
Like us on Facebook to receive updates and special offers for lodging, golf, dining, meetings & weddings, recreational activities, club membership, and signature events. Escape to the sunny side of Carmel. Stay Quail. Play Quail. Live Quail. Love Quail. LIKE
Monterey's only locally owned and operated independent movie theater. Voted Monterey County's Best Movie Theater 9 years in a row! The most celebrated films are always playing at Osio Cinemas. LIKE
Peter B's Brewpub is Monterey's Only Craft Brewery! 5 House Brews, Seasonal Ales, 15 HDTV's, Buzztime®, Fire Pits, Pet Friendly Patio, Happy Hour Daily 4-6:30pm & more! LIKE
Promote your Facebook, Twitter or any other Social Media page here and start building your following. Email us social@mcweekly.com or call 831-394-5656
. 
photo thumbnail

May 16

photo thumbnail

May 09

photo thumbnail

may 02

photo thumbnail

Apr 25

Browse more issues

  • Painting the Town Nov. 16, 1995
    Seaside may be on the verge of becoming an arts colony.

  • Bingo! Nov. 16, 1995
    Despite a pending lawsuit, contract negotiations in Salinas continue.

  • Cherry Picking Feb. 20, 1992
    Army's Ord Plan

  • Who'll Pay the Doctor? Feb. 24, 1994
    Middle class voters aren't sure about the realities of Clinton's vision of universal health coverage.

  • In Case of Emergency July 4, 1996
    New legislation helps counties plan for the worst.