Two solar items, a water rate ordinance taking effect, and $13.7 million in sheriff contracts — a guide to Morongo Basin items buried in the county's 206-item June 23 Board of Supervisors' agenda.
I can’t believe the shortsightedness of people. Even having the main dirt roads maintained a few times a year makes a huge difference in the quality of said roads. Why people would rather pay $1500 to $3000 a year on car repairs due to bad roads vs. $70 to $100 a year on their property taxes just baffles me. I have a property in Landers that is affected by this, and currently live in a Joshua Tree neighborhood that decided not to pay the tax fee back in the ‘80s to maintain a paved road. The pavement is now broken up and the only access is to drive on the left shoulder, as the right shoulder is washed out entirely. Cars have to wait at each end for the other to pass through, or navigate the broken asphalt and deep potholes.
Interesting article thank you very much for the detail. When reach out 29 catch this additional funding does that mean they will provide other services above and beyond the present transportation often to people in need? What new services can we expect? I live at 2051 morongo road 29 palms how is that coded in terms of location I'm not quite sure if you could let me know I would appreciate it. Thank you very much
I can’t believe the shortsightedness of people. Even having the main dirt roads maintained a few times a year makes a huge difference in the quality of said roads. Why people would rather pay $1500 to $3000 a year on car repairs due to bad roads vs. $70 to $100 a year on their property taxes just baffles me. I have a property in Landers that is affected by this, and currently live in a Joshua Tree neighborhood that decided not to pay the tax fee back in the ‘80s to maintain a paved road. The pavement is now broken up and the only access is to drive on the left shoulder, as the right shoulder is washed out entirely. Cars have to wait at each end for the other to pass through, or navigate the broken asphalt and deep potholes.
Interesting article thank you very much for the detail. When reach out 29 catch this additional funding does that mean they will provide other services above and beyond the present transportation often to people in need? What new services can we expect? I live at 2051 morongo road 29 palms how is that coded in terms of location I'm not quite sure if you could let me know I would appreciate it. Thank you very much