Paul Hobbs Winery resumes work on Appletrough

[Shepherd]

Today's Press Democrat reports that the controversial Paul Hobbs Winery conversion of an apple orchard, which was shut down for two full months because of environmental damage, can now resume work. I agree with the comment made by Christine of the Watertrough Children's Alliance at the end of the article, "This issue is far from put to rest." The following link might lead to the article.

www.pressdemocrat.com/article/20130830/articles/130839955?title=Work-resumes-on-Sebastopol-vineyard-conversion-project

[Valley Oak]

I would like to know which supervisors, if any, voted in favor of this destruction of our local environment and heritage.

Edward

[Barry]

Nothing about this latest Paul Hobbs vineyard conversion went before the Board of Supes, as far as I know. It came under the jurisdiction of the Ag Commission.


I would like to know which supervisors, if any, voted in favor of this destruction of our local environment and heritage.

Edward

[Valley Oak]

But did they on a previous occasion?


Nothing about this latest Paul Hobbs vineyard conversion went before the Board of Supes, as far as I know. It came under the jurisdiction of the Ag Commission.