By Patric Hedlund

It was a cold and windy morning Saturday, Dec. 12 when Susan Tae and the staff of the Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning greeted the public cordially with donuts at Gorman School. Their open house was to introduce Tejon Ranch Company’s team of consultants working on the Environmental Impact Report for the 19,333-home Centennial project. TRC’s Vice President for Community Development Greg Medeiros has been…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

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Above: Artist’s concept of the entryway to Centennial.

Left ( l-r): Neenach homeowner Jong Yi examines map of Centennial; Susan Tae of L.A. County Regional Planning greets the public; Below: Tejon Ranch’s V.P. of Community Development for Centennial Greg Medeiros talks about land use choices.

Below: Maria Manalili, with Stantec shows maps for traffic flow, and Susan Zahnter looks at a map showing wildlife corridors for the region.

Left:Jong Yi and his sister show the location of his house next to the development and wonder how his well will survive Centennial pumping from the aquifer.

Below: Psomas’ Chuck Heffernan, Civil Engineer, explains three water sources: Groundwater, Recycled and California Aqueduct. He shows the location of the ‘water bank’ for reclaimed water.

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This is part of the December 18, 2015 online edition of The Mountain Enterprise.

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