Lafferty

In 1959 Petaluma purchased Lafferty Ranch to provide water for the citizens, from the headwaters of Adobe Creek. 1992, the state, stated the water, “seismically unsound”, and had to retrofit it. When that was going on we got our water from the Sonoma County Water Agency’ Russian River transmission system. In 1962, Petaluma had a general plan to turn Lafferty into a park site. The neighbors of Lafferty didn’t like the idea of having a public accessed …showed first 75 words of 456 total…

…showed last 75 words of 456 total…Committee for Choice is the second group, who wants the park to be under development because they want a park so people can go and hike, paint ect. If I was to take a side I think I would want a park because lots of people enjoy being outdoors. By swapping Moon Ranch and Lafferty Ranch, the drive is more safe and it is next to Lafferty, which means its near the old water reservoir.