Monday, January 31, 2011
Lynch Canyon park above Vallejo reopens
Solano County's Lynch Canyon reopens Feb. 12, 2011. For six months Solano County's Lynch Canyon's gates were closed due to local park budget constraints.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Solano County Has New Director
Solano County Has New Director. See www.DailyRepublic.com for details.
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Philadelphia Growing Faster Than San Francisco
See Simple Chart On Philadelphia Growing Faster Than San Francisco
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Innovating Solano Agricultural Tourism Without Past Mistake
Solano County is looking to redefine Agricultural Tourism. This looks promising as long as the County sticks with their promises (as we believe they will have learned from Fairfield's mistake).
Whichever innovative definition is picked for Solano agricultural tourism, please avoid the mistake Fairfield made. The goal is boosting the economy in the Solano agricultural areas. Remember that Fairfield promised businesses to improve central Fairfield. But Fairfield didn't follow through with their over decade old promise.
Meanwhile businesses invested in concrete and mortar expecting more retail shoppers to come after the promised redevelopment. This resulted in private real estate investors losing money since perhaps the year 2000, because expected retail buyers didn't show up as planned. Details are in the blog at www.FixFairfield.org.
The prospects for innovating our agricultural area look very promising. We're guessing Solano County will keep their promise as voters won't allow a repeat of what the Fairfield City Council did. Thank You.
Whichever innovative definition is picked for Solano agricultural tourism, please avoid the mistake Fairfield made. The goal is boosting the economy in the Solano agricultural areas. Remember that Fairfield promised businesses to improve central Fairfield. But Fairfield didn't follow through with their over decade old promise.
Meanwhile businesses invested in concrete and mortar expecting more retail shoppers to come after the promised redevelopment. This resulted in private real estate investors losing money since perhaps the year 2000, because expected retail buyers didn't show up as planned. Details are in the blog at www.FixFairfield.org.
The prospects for innovating our agricultural area look very promising. We're guessing Solano County will keep their promise as voters won't allow a repeat of what the Fairfield City Council did. Thank You.
Solano County Administrator Michael Johnson Retiring
Solano County Administrator Michael Johnson Is Retiring
Many people will take his Solano County job for a lower salary considering Solano's economy. We also need to consider that there often is a greater percentage of unemployed people with fewer skills, than higher skills. So a big salary cut might not be realistic considering the importance of this job. The best person will more than be able to save the county's budget, than what they earn in salary and benefits.
Many people will take his Solano County job for a lower salary considering Solano's economy. We also need to consider that there often is a greater percentage of unemployed people with fewer skills, than higher skills. So a big salary cut might not be realistic considering the importance of this job. The best person will more than be able to save the county's budget, than what they earn in salary and benefits.
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