What's up with that?

2008-12-18 / Community


IRIS SMOOT/Acorn Newspapers HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT- Two side-by-side storage containers painted with camouflage haven't gone unnoticed by city officials. Community development director John Prescott said the containers next to Conejo School Road, just south of the 101 Freeway, sit partly on private property and on Caltrans right of way property. "It's very unusual," Prescott said. The containers are in violation of the city's zoning ordinance and won't be staying there. If you see something you're curious about, send the address and descriptive information to steve@theacorn.com or to the address on page 4 and we'll find out "What's up with that?" IRIS SMOOT/Acorn Newspapers HIDDEN IN PLAIN SIGHT- Two side-by-side storage containers painted with camouflage haven't gone unnoticed by city officials. Community development director John Prescott said the containers next to Conejo School Road, just south of the 101 Freeway, sit partly on private property and on Caltrans right of way property. "It's very unusual," Prescott said. The containers are in violation of the city's zoning ordinance and won't be staying there. If you see something you're curious about, send the address and descriptive information to steve@theacorn.com or to the address on page 4 and we'll find out "What's up with that?"

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