Monterey County, Calif., General Plan Staff May Disband in Economic Downturn.
By Victoria Manley, The Monterey County Herald, Calif. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Nov. 12--Monterey County's general plan staff could be disbanded next year if the economy doesn't turn around quickly, according to a county supervisor.
The general plan, the county's 20-year guide to growth, is more than four years and $4 million in the making. It has been held up in several rounds of public hearings and ad hoc committee meetings since a draft of the complex document was released to the public more than a year ago. But tough economic times have
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