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About James
I'm a retired aerospace electronic engineer. My wife and I recently moved to the beautiful Tehachapi Valley from Thousand Oaks, a well planned community. Growth may be inevitable but quality is not. Quality takes thoughtful planning and effective implementation. Those who profit from growth should pay for the infrastructure required to support it. State law provides a way, however too many politicians are indebted to developers to implement quality growth ordinances.
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Real Name:James Mortensen
Email:jmortensen@bak.rr.com
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Member Since:September 19, 2007
Last Signed In:May 07, 2008
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James' Recent Posts
Attn: Letters to the Editor,
I read with interest the Bakersfield College News Release, dated 6 September,...
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James' Recent Blog Posts
Based on their past track record and recent comments, the City Council and staff do not inspire great confidence in...
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James' Recent Comments
TEHACHAPI IS AT THE FORK IN THE ROAD
We are all interested in the Quality of life in the Tehachapi Valleys....
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I definitely agree, post secondary educational resources are needed in Tehachapi. What's holding it up? The Kern...
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Attn: paralegal39years - Thanks for your scholarly post, but might I suggest that you condense it down and submit it...
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Recent Comments On James' Blog
A Righteous bust like that is FUN! They don't happen often - once in my life so far...I laughed for...
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Hmmm, I guess Que Paso is a backwards facing building. I've looked at it a thousand times, and I guess it just...
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Curly your idea sure seems better than the shopping mall and btw, I didn't vote for Stan, he and I were on...
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