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Title: Santa Rosa Creek Trail controversy
Date Created and/or Issued: 1992
Publication Information: Sonoma County (Calif.). Public Information Office
Contributing Institution: Sonoma County Library
Collection: Sonoma County In The ... Television Series, 1979-2003 (SCG.00009)
Rights Information: Public Domain. No restrictions on use.
Description: Round-table discussion with Linda Wargo, spokesperson for "Citizens for the Preservation of Santa Rosa Creek"; Kurt Schyler and Roger Muse, urban planners hired by "Citizens for the Preservation of Santa Rosa Creek"; Bill Knight, Santa Rosa councilman and architect; Bill Carle, chairperson for the "Committee for the Restoration of Santa Rosa Creek".
Type: moving image
Format: television programs
streaming video
Identifier: 1c5af4ee-7c4b-4520-84cd-93cfb8c27c2c
https://digital.sonomalibrary.org/documents/detail/390779
https://images.quartexcollections.com/sonomalibrary/thumbnails/preview/1c5af4ee-7c4b-4520-84cd-93cfb8c27c2c
Scg_00009_03_0035_etc
Language: English
Subject: Cities, Towns and Settlements
Citizens for the Preservation of Santa Rosa Creek (Santa Rosa, Calif.)
Committee for the Restoration of Santa Rosa Creek (Santa Rosa, Calif.)
1990-1999
Environmental protection
Rivers
City planning
United States
California
Sonoma
Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa Creek
Santa Rosa Creek Trail
Place: Santa Rosa, California
Relation: Sonoma County In The ... Television Series, 1979-2003

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