Pocket Life April 2024
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Paper Trail
My friend Jim Geary and I race to see who gets danced around more by the Central Valley Flood Protection Board. Jim has the lead, but I’m catching up.
For the past year, Jim and I separately asked the flood board for documents about levees and fences.
We want to know why flood board executive officer Chris Lief covertly authorized five temporary private fences to block public access on the Sacramento River levee in Pocket.
The authorizations appear to violate state law. California regulations require public hearings and votes by flood board members for any levee fence.
Out & About April 2024
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Out & About March 2024
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Pocket Life March 2024
Pocket Life By Corky Mau March 2024 Spring is here with more daylight and activities for everyone. There are plenty of interesting and helpful opportunities for Pocket and Greenhaven residents this month. Let’s get started: PROM ATTIRE GIVEAWAY Teens can attend a...
Rule Breakers
Nothing good can be said about the decision that allowed several temporary chain-link fences and gates to sprawl across the Sacramento River levee in Pocket.
The fences block access to the river. They were approved in secret. They violate the California Code of Regulations, state law that requires public hearings and regulatory board approval for levee fences and controversial encroachments.
But Chris Lief, the Central Valley Flood Protection Board executive officer who authorized the fences, made one smart move when he green-lighted the blockades.
