Reply To: PPP Loan Situation

01/10/2024 at 11:58 am #3596

Anonymous

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Thanks, RSF Supporter. I appreciate your sharing what happened at the meeting.

A friend sent me a FAQ the board handed out that was also helpful reading on the issues – at least from the board’s view. I’ve attached it for anyone like me who missed the meeting.

BTW, my friends said they thought 200-300 people attended. Wow!

PS Don’t know how to attach a document so I’ll send the FAQs the editor@rsfpost.com email and ask them to post

Originally home to the Kumeyaay people 12,000 years ago, the Osuna Ranch has seen multiple eras, including the Mexican Rancho period. In 1831, the Silvas family unofficially acquired the land and built the Adobe. Juan Maria Osuna, the first mayor of San Diego, received the property in a 8,824-acre land grant from the California Governor in 1845. The Santa Fe Railway purchased the property by 1906, and the Adobe was rehabilitated by architect Lilian Rice in 1924.

In 2006 the Rancho Santa Fe Association purchased the Osuna Ranch and 28 of its surrounding acres with specially designated Open Space funds "to maintain our community character and preserve our history.” Credited with bringing the equestrian element to Rancho Santa Fe, the ranch also houses historic stables for 50 horses and a top-rated horse training facility. The Osuna Adobe is the cradle of Rancho Santa Fe, San Diego, and California. Rancho Santa Fe Association is proud to be its stewards of preservation. Today, the Osuna Adobe and its surrounding property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Courtesy of the Rancho Santa Fe Historical Society Archives. (1950)

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