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Ramona Community Planning Group The Ramona Community Planning Group is a planning and land use advisory group to the County of San Diego.

The Ramona community plan area consists of approximately 84,000 acres. The RCPG consists of 15 elected volunteers who serve a 4 year term.

30/03/2026

The district wants Supervisor Joel Anderson to fill a vacant board seat before talks of a possible merger with the Ramona Municipal Water District.

30/11/2024

Home heating during the fall, winter, and spring presents significant fire risks if safety measures are not followed. Improper use of heating equipment is a leading cause of residential fires, often resulting from malfunctioning systems or flammable materials placed too close to heat sources.

Fireplace safety is essential to preventing home fires. Regularly clean chimneys and inspect for creosote buildup, and always use a sturdy screen to prevent sparks from escaping. Ensure combustibles are kept at least three feet away from the fireplace, and never leave a fire unattended.

Space heaters should be used with caution and positioned at least three feet away from curtains, furniture, and other flammable items. Always plug space heaters directly into a wall outlet and turn them off when leaving the room or going to sleep.

Following these precautions can significantly reduce fire risks while ensuring safe and efficient home heating. We want you to enjoy a safe and cozy remainder of the year, free from any unexpected incidents!

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Grading will get underway this month for Creekside Crossing, a new 54-home residential development in Ramona.The single-...
08/08/2024

Grading will get underway this month for Creekside Crossing, a new 54-home residential development in Ramona.

The single-family homes are being built by Lennar Corp. at Robertson Street near La Brea and Pala streets, said Alex Plishner, the company’s senior vice president of land acquisition.

Plishner described the project to Ramona Community Planning Group members at their Aug. 1 meeting.

Construction of the homes is scheduled to start in January or February 2025. Then model homes will be open for viewing to prospective buyers in late summer next year, Plishner said. Home sales are expected to start to close in September or October 2025, he added,

The two-story homes will be three- and four-bedrooms with 2.5 or 3.5 baths, Plishner said. Sizes will range from 1,800 to 2,300 square feet and they will all have their own two-car garages and yard space, he said.

The 9.5-acre property will include recreation areas that will be maintained by the Creekside Crossing homeowner’s association, Plishner said. Featured will be pickleball courts, a children’s playground and a fenced dog park with shading. There will also be an overlook area with a scenic view of Santa Maria Creek and a trail on the south side of the property, he said.

The single-family homes are being built by Lennar Corp. near the former Kmart site, at Robertson Street near La Brea and Pala streets.

02/08/2024

The two-hour road trip was planned to demonstrate what an emergency evacuation would look like in Ramona.

Ramona Community Planning GroupFINAL MEETING AGENDAAUGUST 1, 20247:00PM at the Ramona Community Library1275 Main Street
02/08/2024

Ramona Community Planning Group
FINAL MEETING AGENDA
AUGUST 1, 2024
7:00PM at the Ramona Community Library
1275 Main Street

30/07/2024

The has now escalated to become the fifth-largest wildfire in California's history, severely impacting Butte, Tehama, Shasta, and Plumas counties. This development underscores the critical importance of being . One of the most effective ways to ensure safety is by signing up for emergency alerts, which provide timely information and instructions during wildfire events.

It's crucial to recognize that 95% of wildfires are caused by human activity. Therefore, taking proper precautions to prevent wildfires is everyone's responsibility. Simple actions such as following fire safety guidelines and avoiding activities that can spark fires are vital in reducing the risk. Additionally, having a go bag packed with essentials and being prepared for an emergency can make a significant difference in ensuring personal and community safety. For more information and tips on wildfire preparedness, visit readyforwildfire.org.

For updates on active statewide incidents, visit www.fire.ca.gov/incidents

21/07/2024

UPDATE: @1:57pm fire has been contained and mop up will begin. The SR 67 will remain closed until the mop up is completed 🔥🚒

👏🏽 THANK YOU TO OUR FIREFIGHTERS!🇺🇸

Update 🔥 🚒
21/07/2024

Update 🔥 🚒

CAL FIRE/San Diego County Fire is at scene of a vegetation fire Highway 67 and Mina de Oro Road in the community of Poway. The fire is one acre and has a moderate spread.

Please be advised!There is a vegetation fire off the 67 & Mina De Oro Sheriffs are turning traffic around past Mt Woodso...
21/07/2024

Please be advised!
There is a vegetation fire off the 67 & Mina De Oro

Sheriffs are turning traffic around past Mt Woodson.

CalFire are on the scene

A fire of unknown origin leveled a 25,000-square-foot poultry building, causing an estimated $2 million in damage Thursd...
19/07/2024

A fire of unknown origin leveled a 25,000-square-foot poultry building, causing an estimated $2 million in damage Thursday at Pine Hill Egg Ranch in Ramona, Cal Fire officials said.

An estimated 70,000 chickens were reported to be in the building, but it is not known how many had been lost in the fire, officials said Thursday night.

Are you interested in running for the Ramona Community Planning Group? We will have seats 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, and 15 ...
18/07/2024

Are you interested in running for the Ramona Community Planning Group? We will have seats 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, and 15 open for election on November 5, 2024. The deadline to file as a candidate with the County of San Diego's Registrar of Voters is August 9th. The Notice of Election and Candidate Filing Guide are available on the County's website https://www.sdvote.com/content/rov/en/candidates-campaigns/filing.html

How Do I Become a Candidate?

In-person services are available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. by phone (858) 505-7260 or email [email protected].

Documents may only be picked up by the candidate, or by the person authorized by the candidate. The form needed to authorize someone to pick up the candidate’s documents is available prior to the next election. To make an appointment, call (858) 505-7260 or email [email protected].

Please use the link below to access pertinent information regarding Form Based Codes, General Land Use Map and Design Guidelines for Ramona.
https://www.sandiegocounty.gov/content/sdc/pds/gpupdate/comm/ramona.html

11/07/2024

📅 County of San Diego Capital Improvement Plan Tour 2024-2026: Investing in Your Community! 🏗️

Join us to learn about Public Works projects in your area. From Ramona to Potrero, we're coming to a community near you!

🗓️ First stop: Ramona - July 22, 2024
đź•• Time: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
📍 Ramona Library, 1275 Main Street, Ramona CA 92065

Discover plans for projects such as:
• Roads & Bridges
• Intersections
• Bike Lanes & Sidewalks
• Flood Control & Stormwater
• Sewer & Drinking Water
• Closed Landfills
• Airports

It's your chance to:
âś… Learn about the Capital Improvement Plan
âś… Understand how these projects will shape your community
âś… Find out how to engage with the county on these initiatives

Don't miss this opportunity to get informed about investments in your community's infrastructure!

Register now: https://rb.gy/jchfgg

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