Arroyo Seco

Pertaining to the history, maintenance of its ecosystem, the Rose Bowl grounds and the Hahamongna Watershed area

WPRA News Spring 2004

20 Apr 2004

In this issue

The traffic problem is a daunting problem

WPRA’s president’s message topics: The Ambassador Project, Central District Specific Plan, granny flats (ADU’s), Hillside Ordinance, traffic and gridlock

San Pascual Stables: The Gateway to the Arroyo Seco declared endangered!

Caring for your oak tree – Darya Barar, Pasadena Parks certified arborist, gives advice

West Pasadena traffic and transportation update

Rose Bowl commentary: NFL bait and switch

Ambassador College update

President	David Romney
Vice President	Leslie Clarke Gray
Secretary	Michael Vogler
Treasurer	Dorothy Linsey

WPRA News Fall 2002

7 Oct 2002

In this issue

Citizens seek a “Natural” Arroyo Seco – the Arroyo Seco Master Plan

Planning Commission approves Pasadena’s 2000 – 2005 housing element and recommends changes in future planning process

Worldwide Church of God moves forward with Ambassador College development – an update

A brief history of Pasadena Heritage: Keeping the promise of preservation for 25 years

City staff revises Pasadena environmental policy guidelines

Annandale Canyon Estates Project update

Spotlight on La Casita del Arroyo

South Orange Grove could be “Re-Striped” as part of Pasadena’s General Plan – an update

Recap of the WPRA San Rafael Survey regarding natural wildlife

LVAA propose advisory committee to work with the City and ROCB on Rose Bowl NFL plan

An explanation of the Vista del Arroyo Bungalow project

Getting to know and understand the Metro Gold Line (originally the Blue Line)

President	Vince Farhat
1st Vice President	Charles “Kicker” McKenney
2nd Vice President	James Hawks
Secretary	Joan Hearst
Treasurer	Dorothy Linsey

WPRA News Summer 2002

16 Jul 2002

In this issue

A natural environment in the Arroyo Seco may be forever lost by the adoption of the Arroyo Seco Master Plan

Legacy Partners withdraws from Ambassador College development; Worldwide Church of God moves forward with a bigger project

Del Mar Station complex receives final design approval

West Pasadena will have a new historic district in the National Register of Historic Places

“Predevelopment Plan Review” (PPR) for the proposed Annandale Canyon Estates project

Spotlight on the Shakespeare Club of Pasadena

Proposed changes to the historic preservation ordinance

Pasadena tree protection ordinance

Letter to the editor from the World Wide Church of God

President	Vince Farhat
1st Vice President	Charles “Kicker” McKenney
2nd Vice President	James Hawks
Secretary	Joan Hearst
Treasurer	Dorothy Linsey

WPRA News Winter 2002

12 Jan 2002

In this issue

Ambassador college update: city staff to issue recommendation for Legacy Project

City Council approves development plan for renovation of historic Vista del Arroyo Bungalows

Orange Grove could be “Re-Striped” as part of General Plan update

The Gamble House kicks off restoration program

Del Mar station moves forward

City drafts tree protection ordinance

New organization formed to represent Caltrans tenants in the 710 Freeway corridor

Initial results of the San Rafael Survey returned

Gold Line (formerly Blue Line) update

City Council votes to expand design review powers

New group formed to protect neighborhoods from the Legacy Project

President	Vince Farhat
1st Vice President	Mary Dee Romney
2nd Vice President	James Hawks
Secretary	Carolyn Nabor
Treasurer	Priscilla Taylor

WPRA News Summer 1996

19 Jul 1996

In this issue

An Overview of the Southwest Traffic Study with Plan A and Plan B

“Earth Walk” through the Arroyo

Parking in Old Pasadena

An explanation of deregulation of Pasadena utilities

Development of South Fair Oaks

The Blue Line horns: No problem

President	Leslie Clarke Gray
Vice President	John Martin
Secretary	Carolyn Nabor
Treasurer	Priscilla Taylor

WPRA News Fall 1993

16 Oct 1993

In this issue

WPRA initiates the Southwest Pasadena traffic study

Colorado Bridge ready for another 80 years

Federal Highways and the National Trust for Historic Preservation are in conflict as to whether the 710 should be built at all

Parking meters installed in Old Pasadena

City asks residents’ input in planning for World Cup soccer in the Rose Bowl

The Janss Project, or “Holly Street Village Apartments,” is nearing completion

Update on the Blue Line potential negative impacts

Hahamongna Watershed Park dedicated – $1.86 million earmarked for restoration of the badly-silted old dam

Arroyo naturalization Update

President	Pete Ewing
Vice President	Shahen Hairapetian
Secretary	Mary Prickett
Treasurer	Carolyn Nabor

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