A mining company that currently operates a 132-acre site south of Corona will ask the Board of Supervisors Tuesday to consider its application of “vested rights” to adjacent land — potentially expanding its surface mining operations to almost 1,000 acres, which many area residents oppose.
A mining company that currently operates a 132-acre site south of Corona will ask the Board of Supervisors Tuesday to consider its application of “vested rights” to adjacent land, potentially expanding its surface mining operations to almost 1,000 acres, which many area residents oppose.
The Board of Supervisors is slated Tuesday to consider a bevy of proposed changes to Riverside County’s commercial cannabis ordinance, establishing avenues for the revocation of licenses due to non- operation, loosening regulations on signage and permitting marijuana manufacturing in previously restricted zones.
The Board of Supervisors is slated Tuesday to consider a bevy of proposed changes to Riverside County’s commercial cannabis ordinance, establishing avenues for the revocation of licenses due to non- operation, loosening regulations on signage and permitting marijuana manufacturing in previously restricted zones.
