CAL FIRE New SLU Station plans approved for Creston

Friday, November 20, 2009

CAL FIRE New SLU Station plans approved for Creston

New Creston fire station moves forward
Posted: Friday, Nov 20th, 2009
BY: Aaron Crutchfield

Plans for building a new Cal Fire station in Creston took a step forward on Wednesday when the Creston Advisory Body unanimously voted to recommend the design proceed based on the conceptual drawing presented at the meeting.

Representatives from RRM Design Group came to the meeting and showed a drawing based on feedback from prior meetings with Creston residents. The design incorporates design elements from barns in the area and the drawing was met with a warm round of applause from those in attendance.

�I got a sneak preview [Tuesday] and I was very impressed,� said Cal Fire San Luis Obispo Unit chief Matt Jenkins. �I think it�s beautiful.�

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UnknownThursday, November 26, 2009 12:18:00 AM
The So. Cal. Fires sure can REEK
havoc, even in my Motel Room, in Provo Utah !!!

I called 911 and all the officials
responded immediately !!!

The Fire Dept. informed Me of the grass fires in So. Cal.

At first They were racing all over
the place, seeking a FIRE...HA HA !

Actually It wasn't that funny !!
I'm already sick ( in Provo ) and
So. Cal. has caused me to have a
worse headache, burning eyes, a
worse sore throat and now I am coughing ! ! !

It's truly amazing how a Grass
Fire in the Southern Part of
California can affect another state that is 2 states away ! !

William Paulsen
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