Nowhere on the acreage are high tension wires, nor within 200 ft. of it. Since residential communities are across the street from the site and they have sewers, a hook-up for the school's sewers should be a whole lot cheaper than tunneling under Highway One in order to supply this service for the Harkins Slough Site. The population is there and all around the area. It would be more convenient for both students and parents to travel to and from, when compared to Harkins Slough and all of its busy commercial arteries before one even gets across the freeway to the site. Casay and his two Board members said the traffic would be a problem and Green Valley Road would have to be widened.
School busses go down it now the width it is.
Another school is down the road on Green Valley Road and they said that would be a problem. The other school, a private one would most likely cooperate with the district in making the bussing situation work for all concerned. Diversified Farm Land. The Harkins Slough land is now planted in strawberries. Both land area, would be a loss agriculturally.