On June 20, 2014, the US Army Corps of Engineers suspended Caltrans’ permit to construct the Willits Bypass Project. The costs to keep contractor crews on standby and other delay costs have added an estimated $800,000 to the Willits Bypass Project from June 20 through July 7, and are accumulating at about $100,000 per day. Due to these costs, Caltrans has notified our contractors that we intend to suspend work effective July 8 at the end of the day’s work until the Corps’ permit suspension is lifted.
Posts published in July 2014
Ed Kowas Dead;
Styrofoam Ban;
Senior Trustee;
Town Beautification;
Liquid Ag;
Lake Mendocino;
Hire Me;
Drinking While Driving;
Bad News;
Opium Smokers;
Mendo Wit;
Catch of the Day;
Ukiah Gunslinger;
Hugh Scaramella
A loud, crashing sound startles my young farm-hand Emily Danler awake in the dark of the night. She camps out in order to start picking…
Immigrants Against Immigration;
Catch of the Day;
I Want You to Know
One Thing;
Search Phrase of the Day;
Two Progressive Candidates;
A Big Easy Fourth
Outpatient Nation;
Massey v Blankfort;
Water for Wine;
Catch of the Day;
Wholesale Suicide;
Useless Board;
Americans Dreaming;
Fourth of July at Santa Ynez;
Tory Revenge
Butts Fire;
County Sleazeballs;
PA Field Station;
Knopp Gone;
Attention, Diverters;
Hitler Rents;
Fire Fighting;
Catch of the Day;
Waldorf Magic;
Never the Same;
Broadband Money;
Farm School;
Geology Hike;
Albion Corridor;
Protesting Corruption;
Hare Fourth
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