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The County of Tuolumne would like your input on plans regarding future sports fields near Standard Park. The Public Hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, September 13, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. in the Board of...
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The County of Tuolumne would like your input on plans regarding future sports fields near Standard Park. The Public Hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, September 13, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors Chambers at 2 South Green Street, 4th Floor. If you cannot attend, please provide us with your input here.
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Sep 9, 2016 by
Christina Cunha (107 points)
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The County of Tuolumne would like your input on plans regarding future sports fields near Standard Park. The Public Hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, September 13, 2016 at 5:30 p.m. in the Board of Supervisors Chambers at 2 South Green Street, 4th Floor. If you cannot attend, please provide us with your input here.
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The Constitution of the United States is the document that protects our God given rights to Freedom and Happiness. Everyone who works for the Government (which means works for the people) must swear...
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The Constitution of the United States is the document that protects our God given rights to Freedom and Happiness. Everyone who works for the Government (which means works for the people) must swear an Oath to the Constitution. It would be nice if all those employees had some idea of what it is they are swearing to defend I would like to see 4 hours of Constitutional training for every employee every 2 years on the anniversary of their hire date. As President of TCFACTS (Following America's Constitution in Today's Society, Tuolumne County) I am just the guy to see that is gets done. We would provide the training at no cost to the county. The training would include historical as well as contemporary lessons on how the Constitution was created to protect all citizens of our Republic. I can be reached at dave@nerdoboy.com - David Titchenal
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Oct 15, 2013 by
nerdoboy (5 points)
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The Constitution of the United States is the document that protects our God given rights to Freedom and Happiness. Everyone who works for the Government (which means works for the people) must swear an Oath to the Constitution. It would be nice if all those employees had some idea of what it is they are swearing to defend I would like to see 4 hours of Constitutional training for every employee every 2 years on the anniversary of their hire date. As President of TCFACTS (Following America's Constitution in Today's Society, Tuolumne County) I am just the guy to see that is gets done. We would provide the training at no cost to the county. The training would include historical as well as contemporary lessons on how the Constitution was created to protect all citizens of our Republic. I can be reached at dave@nerdoboy.com - David Titchenal
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I HAVE COMPLAINED TO MANAGEMENT ,CALLED POLICE, TALKED TO SENIOR ADVOCACY I HAVE NO RIGHTS ON THE LOUD HAMMERING FROM NEIGHBOR I LIVE AT WOODS CREEK MOBILE HOME PARK. THOUGHT WHEN I RETIRED I WOULD...
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I HAVE COMPLAINED TO MANAGEMENT ,CALLED POLICE, TALKED TO SENIOR ADVOCACY I HAVE NO RIGHTS ON THE LOUD HAMMERING FROM NEIGHBOR I LIVE AT WOODS CREEK MOBILE HOME PARK. THOUGHT WHEN I RETIRED I WOULD HAVE PEACE,NO SUCH LUCK WE NEED A NOISE LAW FOR TUOLUMNE COUNTY. MY NEIGHBOR IS ABOUT 6 FEET FROM ME IS THERE NOTHING I CAN DO THANK YOU LINDA TAYLOR
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Jan 12, 2014 by
Linda Taylor (5 points)
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I HAVE COMPLAINED TO MANAGEMENT ,CALLED POLICE, TALKED TO SENIOR ADVOCACY I HAVE NO RIGHTS ON THE LOUD HAMMERING FROM NEIGHBOR I LIVE AT WOODS CREEK MOBILE HOME PARK. THOUGHT WHEN I RETIRED I WOULD HAVE PEACE,NO SUCH LUCK WE NEED A NOISE LAW FOR TUOLUMNE COUNTY. MY NEIGHBOR IS ABOUT 6 FEET FROM ME IS THERE NOTHING I CAN DO THANK YOU LINDA TAYLOR
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With the current drought alert in Tuolumne County I am curious to know what people are doing at home and work to conserve water usage.
May 29, 2014 by
Bob Chapman (5 points)
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With the current drought alert in Tuolumne County I am curious to know what people are doing at home and work to conserve water usage.
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We travel to T/C quite often, for shopping, entertainment,
family visits. We come up La Grange Rd. Which you Repaved not long ago. The problem is when you did the repaving you did away with the...
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We travel to T/C quite often, for shopping, entertainment,
family visits. We come up La Grange Rd. Which you Repaved not long ago. The problem is when you did the repaving you did away with the Passing Area's! Before we had safe passing lanes to get around slow moving Veh. Now we are stuck behind them from Stan. co. line to Hwy108. Now people are passing illegally any where they can. This is not Safe! I do not want to hear it was for safety, because that hasn't happened. Hopefully you can fix this problem? Thank you. Ron.
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Feb 13, 2016 by
Ronnie Verne (5 points)
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We travel to T/C quite often, for shopping, entertainment,
family visits. We come up La Grange Rd. Which you Repaved not long ago. The problem is when you did the repaving you did away with the Passing Area's! Before we had safe passing lanes to get around slow moving Veh. Now we are stuck behind them from Stan. co. line to Hwy108. Now people are passing illegally any where they can. This is not Safe! I do not want to hear it was for safety, because that hasn't happened. Hopefully you can fix this problem? Thank you. Ron.
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A lot of communities overlook this very important quality of life topic. I moved here from a large urban center where we could NEVER see the night sky. Tuolumne County USED to have very clear night...
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A lot of communities overlook this very important quality of life topic. I moved here from a large urban center where we could NEVER see the night sky. Tuolumne County USED to have very clear night skies. As more developments have gone in, we now see the "glow." Let's encourage developers to use hooded lights and low-illumination lights to keep the light facing downward and dim. Then you'll be able to look up and see STARS!!!!
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May 18, 2016 by
Bz Smith (9 points)
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A lot of communities overlook this very important quality of life topic. I moved here from a large urban center where we could NEVER see the night sky. Tuolumne County USED to have very clear night skies. As more developments have gone in, we now see the "glow." Let's encourage developers to use hooded lights and low-illumination lights to keep the light facing downward and dim. Then you'll be able to look up and see STARS!!!!
