Nearly 50 parks, beaches and historic sites in the greater Bay Area region, including Mount Tamalpais, Angel Island and Big Sur, would close under a draft plan outlining how California's 279 parks would be affected by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's proposed budget cuts. Full Story »
Posted by Fabrice Florin
Breaking news report about California Gov. Schwazenegger's proposed plan to close 50 parks and beaches in the San Francisco Bay Area. This short article seems factual, but the evidence is largely from a single source, the spokesman for California State Parks. Could use more independent voices, to confirm this information. Overall, this is an informative report on an important issue for Bay Area residents.
I can't believe I'm hearing this. Seems like a misguided idea, which would be a blow to the local economy, and could end up costing more than it saves.
No comment from state legislators or other key players, but this piece covers the key elements of the proposed closing.
Well I do not believe this is going to help balance the budget in fact in the long run the damages that are sure to occur will exceed the amounts saved later. But the people of California did this to them selves by voting down all the help aids- I say to darn bad for them- they voted for the loss.
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