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December 4, 2009
December 4, 2009 - December 10, 2009
Volume XII, Issue 36
In This Issue...
Surf and Sand Park Owner Asks to Divide, Sell Lots
Pajaro Budget Cut Totals a Moving Target
Central Fire Board Narrowing Choices for New Chief -- Appointment Expected by New Year
Second Harvest Halfway Towards Goal
Capitola Smoking Ban Will Take Effect in January
Capitola Forming Library Committee
Synthetic Turf Design Moves Ahead for Soquel Park
Capitola Raising Some Mobile Home Rents
911
Second Internal Theft Arrest at Kohl's
Rash of Holiday Burglaries Hit Rio Del Mar Area
Around Aptos
Want Some Help with the Holidays? Here Are Local Suggestions
Crimebeat
Crime Beat 12/04/09
Driving Impaired: The Costs & Consequences
Saving Lives Arresting One Drunk at a Time
Five Hours in the County Drunk Tank
DUI Hunting
How Fast Was I Reclining, Offisher?
Education
Lynette Hamby New Soquel Board President
Health
Santa Cruz County Now Offering Discount Prescription Card
County Health Adds Watsonville H1N1 Clinic
Hamstring Muscle Pulls and Tendonitis
Newsmakers
Sound Off on 9-1-1
Burn Season Opens
Badges on the Prowl
Tony Hill Room to be Dedicated
Capitola Library Committee Members Needed
Desalination Update
Giving the Gift of Green
Chief Medina Serves Thanksgiving Breakfast
Cayuga Vault to Close
Start Smart for Teens
Woofy Awards
The Mid-County Post > News
Synthetic Turf Design Moves Ahead for Soquel Park
By Linda Fridy
The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors and redevelopment agency accepted a $191,878 bid to design two synthetic turf soccer fields at Anna Jean Cummings Park in Soquel at its Nov. 24 meeting.

Verde Designs of Santa Clara will handle pre-planning, design, community meetings, permitting and construction documents.

This contract does not include the costs of the actual turf and its installation.

The county agreed to go forward with the artificial surface in August. Parks and recreation asked for the change, noting that the fields use 5 million gallons of water a year at a cost of about $18,000 annually.

Staff noted at the time that the silt-clay soil composition has become compacted and maintaining the grass has proven difficult.
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