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Category Archives: Chatham Barrel Site Remediation
Housing near Chatham files-Hamilton Lane Appeal
While this project is still in limbo, here are the links to the documents related to it. The rebuttal and supplemental are well worth reading to understand this situation. The Snyder Report and the power point outlines the issues well. … Continue reading →
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Expert Report show deficiencies, concerns about project near Chatham Barrel Yard
A new report by Snyder Geologic has raised significant concerns and issues with the analysis of the Hamilton Lane development project near the Chatham Barrel Yard remediation site. The full Snyder Geologic Hamilton Lane Report here. Summary of Snyder Geologic … Continue reading →
Appeal of Housing Near Chatham site appeal decision to be heard AUGUST 5, 5 PM City Hall
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: COMMUNITY APPEAL SEEKS FURTHER ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW OFHAMILTON LANE SUBDIVISION NEAR HISTORIC CHATHAM CONTAMINATION MEDIA CONTACT:Heidi Whitman, Escondido Resident781-572-1550 Heidiw07@gmail.com WHEN:Wednesday, August 5 WHERE:Escondido City Hall201 North BroadwayEscondido, CA 92025 WHAT:The Escondido City Council will hear an appeal … Continue reading →
Housing Site near Chatham Needs Envl Review and Mitigation- June 10, 2026 5 PM City Hall
The Planning Commission approved a housing development on a site immediately down-gradient of the Chatham Barrel Yard site. The decision was based on inadequate environmental analysis (from almost 20 years ago) and lack of critical mitigations. A neighbor of the … Continue reading →