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March 26, 2010 The Carmel Pine Cone 27 IYD
PRESERVE
From page 12 IYD
Judge Richard Silver ordered them to stay
at least five feet away.
Later, Silver said, “I wish I had made it 10
feet,” according to an April 1996 article in The
Pine Cone.
When the petitions were handed in, county
registrar of voters Tony Anchundo said there
weren’t enough signatures and disqualified the
measure from the ballot, sending Henson back
to court, where Judge Harkjoon Paik ordered
the Rancho San Carlos measure on the ballot
anyway.
An appeals court later overturned that decision,
ruling that the measure should not have
been place on the ballot. But by that time, the
voters had already weighed in — voting 55
percent to 45 percent to overturn approval of
Rancho San Carlos.
But even that didn’t turn out the way most
people thought. What the voters ended up
rejecting was just the 150-room hotel and a
small store, which were the only components
See OPEN SPACE page 29 IYD
Enchanting Mediterranean in the Estate section of Pebble Beach ~ $5,980,000
Thank You
MONIKA CAMPBELL, SRES
member of Alain Pinel Realtors President’s Roundtable for 2009,
wishes her clients and associates
the best of success for the balance of 2010 and
a heartfelt thank you for your continuing support last year
in being awarded a Top Producer.
“I am pleased to have been able to help you turn a house
into a home on the Monterey Peninsula.”
This home at Rancho San Carlos, by Pacific Grove architect Eric Miller, typifies one of the
styles that is common among the 90 homes constructed there. The ranch is also called the
Santa Lucia Preserve.
MONIKA CAMPBELL
A TOP PRODUCER
831.917.8208
Monika.campbell@sbcglobal.net
MonikaCampbell.com
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