Martz said the proposed moratorium doesn't worry him because he doesn't believe a majority of the supervisors will support it. In order for the moratorium to go into effect, four of five supervisors must vote in favor of it. I know some people in the Ramona Community Planning Group are pushing that, but I don't think that it's going to happen. Ramona Community Planning Group Chairman Dutch van Dierendonck said a moratorium is needed so that infrastructure, including roads, schools and water and sewer services, can catch up with demand. Highway 78 to the north and Highway 67 to the south.
People wait a long time to get into Ramona in the afternoon.
Over 80 percent of the residents commute. Schools and water and sewer services are also affected. The district added eight classroom spaces in 1996 and is considering adding portable classrooms in the fall. At Hanson Lane Elementary School enrollment is estimated at 800 students, although the school's capacity technically is 776. There is no room to add portable classrooms on this campus.