Environmental
Nov. 25, 2010
State Pays $15.8 Million to Tejon Ranch
The state, as part of an unusual deal, agreed to pay $15.8 million to block future development across 62,000 acres of California's largest contiguous swath of private land.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The state, as part of an unusual deal, agreed to pay $15.8 million to limit future development across 62,000 acres of Tejon Ranch, California's largest contiguous swath of private land.
The state Wildlife Conservation Board is granting the funds to a special conservancy to purchase five easements on the property, setting in motion the first step of a landmark 2008 pact to preserve sensitive...
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