Green Parallel

David Kenly interviews members of Concerned Citizens for Responsible Land Use, a north of Sebastopol, ad hoc group of neighbors who share a common concern that the proposed Best Family Winery project will degrade the environment and quality of life in their rural residential neighborhood if the two lots are allowed to be used for commercial purposes through implementation of a variance to Sonoma County's General Plan. The issues at hand affect not only their neighborhood, but the belief by all within Sonoma County that their General Plan provides reliability to everyone's planning interests.

©ArrowFlight, 2009. All rights reserved. Distribution permitted and encouraged to promote awareness of the issues mentioned within this podcast. Permission to copy and reproduce in any manner is given provided full context is provided to insure that nothing is quoted in an out-of-context manner that may lead to misunderstanding.

David Kenly interviews members of Concerned Citizens for Responsible Land Use, a north of Sebastopol, ad hoc group of neighbors who share a common concern that the proposed Best Family Winery project will degrade the environment and quality of life in their rural residential neighborhood if the two lots are allowed to be used for commercial purposes through implementation of a variance to Sonoma County's General Plan. The issues at hand affect not only their neighborhood, but the belief by all within Sonoma County that their General Plan provides reliability to everyone's planning interests.

©ArrowFlight, 2009. All rights reserved. Distribution permitted and encouraged to promote awareness of the issues mentioned within this podcast. Permission to copy and reproduce in any manner is given provided full context is provided to insure that nothing is quoted in an out-of-context manner that may lead to misunderstanding.

David Kenly interviews members of Concerned Citizens for Responsible Land Use, a north of Sebastopol, ad hoc group of neighbors who share a common concern that the proposed Best Family Winery project will degrade the environment and quality of life in their rural residential neighborhood if the two lots are allowed to be used for commercial purposes through implementation of a variance to Sonoma County's General Plan. The issues at hand affect not only their neighborhood, but the belief by all within Sonoma County that their General Plan provides reliability to everyone's planning interests.

©ArrowFlight, 2009. All rights reserved. Distribution permitted and encouraged to promote awareness of the issues mentioned within this podcast. Permission to copy and reproduce in any manner is given provided full context is provided to insure that nothing is quoted in an out-of-context manner that may lead to misunderstanding.

David Kenly interviews members of Concerned Citizens for Responsible Land Use, a north of Sebastopol, ad hoc group of neighbors who share a common concern that the proposed Best Family Winery project will degrade the environment and quality of life in their rural residential neighborhood if the two lots are allowed to be used for commercial purposes through implementation of a variance to Sonoma County's General Plan. The issues at hand affect not only their neighborhood, but the belief by all within Sonoma County that their General Plan provides reliability to everyone's planning interests.

©ArrowFlight, 2009. All rights reserved. Distribution permitted and encouraged to promote awareness of the issues mentioned within this podcast. Permission to copy and reproduce in any manner is given provided full context is provided to insure that nothing is quoted in an out-of-context manner that may lead to misunderstanding.

David Kenly and Harvey Mendelson interview North Coast organic farmer and past member of the Bohemian Grove, John Hooper, as he discusses the recently approved plan to log one of California's last great stands of Old Growth Redwood.

©ArrowFlight, 2009. All rights reserved. Distribution permitted and encouraged to promote awareness of logging practices that fail to address and maintain environmental health.

David Kenly and Harvey Mendelson interview North Coast organic farmer and past member of the Bohemian Grove, John Hooper, as he discusses the recently approved plan to log one of California's last great stands of Old Growth Redwood.

©ArrowFlight, 2009. All rights reserved. Distribution permitted and encouraged to promote awareness of logging practices that fail to address and maintain environmental health.

David Kenly and Harvey Mendelson interview North Coast organic farmer and past member of the Bohemian Grove, John Hooper, as he discusses the recently approved plan to log one of California's last great stands of Old Growth Redwood.

©ArrowFlight, 2009. All rights reserved. Distribution permitted and encouraged to promote awareness of logging practices that fail to address and maintain environmental health.