At their March 14 meeting, Fresno County Supervisors expressed opposition to organic waste recycling and voted to consider land-secured bond financing for projects, such as the deficient infrastructure of the Millerton Specific Plan.
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At their March 14 meeting, Fresno County Supervisors expressed opposition to organic waste recycling and voted to consider land-secured bond financing for projects, such as the deficient infrastructure of the Millerton Specific Plan.
