DESIGN
could solve some
of these problems
(click here)
with this Project as of June, 2007 before being further altered and finally
approved by the Mt. Shasta City Council.
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| News: Lawsuit filed | return to Mt. Shasta Tomorrow's Home Page | ||||||||||||||||||||
| MOSS MOUNTAIN MEADOW SUBDIVISION | |||||||||||||||||||||
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| This Project proposes 41 to 42 small residential lots in the City of Mt. Shasta, between Shasta Avenue on the north and Marjorie Street and Kenneth Way on the south, in the northern portion of the existing community. As approved, developers failed to provide a neighborhood park, adequate water and sewer facilities, protection of existing trees and stormwater pollution control, and a new road required by the City's General Plan. | |||||||||||||||||||||
| ALTERNATIVE DESIGN could solve some of these problems (click here) |
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| Click here to view a 15-minute video discussing the environmental problems with this Project as of June, 2007 before being further altered and finally approved by the Mt. Shasta City Council. |
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| Subdivision Map as shown in Project's Environmental Impact Report over an aerial photograph | |||||||||||||||||||||
| NEWS: Moss Subdivision's approval challenged in Court for violations of environmental and planning laws after Mt. Shasta City Council ignored the California Environmental Quality Act. More info here. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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