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Use this link to go to articles from USEPA Office of Underground Storage Tanks (OUST) about recent findings pertaining to corrosion found inside tanks and systems storing diesel fuel:
The article also includes a link to corrosion related information pertaining to ethanol blends.
This notice is regarding resurfacing islands and the shear valve mounting reference points
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Soon the Office of the State Fire Marshal will support the filling out and submittal of permit applications online.
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Notification to Contractors and Dispensing Facility Owner/Operators
Questions have been asked regarding language in our Motor Fuel Dispensing Facilities regulations pertaining to the shear valves required under dispensers, as found at 175.450(e)(12):
Shear Valve: Pressurized piping systems require a listed rigidly anchored emergency shutoff (shear) valve installed in the supply line at the base of each individual dispenser. The valve shall incorporate a fusible link, or other thermally activated device, designed to close automatically in the event of sever impact or fire exposure.
The questions were often in reference to to the requirement for dispensing facilities found in 175.210, 175.220, 175.230. 175.240, and 175.250 that 'all shear valves (shall be) visually inspected , at least annually to ensure they are functioning properly and the dispenser is mounted properly' 175.210(i). Like the Emergency Shutoff Switch annual test in the same section, the annual "visual inspection" can be done by the owner/operator or a contractor so designated to perform the inspection. This Notification serves the purpose of clarifying what criteria to use to "ensure that (the shear valves) are functioning properly." These criteria match what OSFM and Chicago Dept. of Public Health UST inspectors use:
This is not a change to our regulations, just a clarification of what our inspectors use to determine proper shear valve mounting and placement. To further clarify the point about placement relative to grade, as in any equipment installation, manufacturer's specifications must be followed. Most models of shear valves need to be mounted with the shear point within 1" or 1/2" of grade using the top of the dispenser island as the reference for grade. If your approved shear valve has mounting criteria outside of those common parameters, have documentation available from the manufacturer to show the inspector so he knows that the mounting is acceptable. This must be from the manufacturer. A letter from a contractor alone will not suffice.
A form has been added to UST Applications and Forms (link is below) to assist you in documenting this required annual visual inspection. The completed signed form will stay with the station records for our inspectors to check during an inspection to document and verify that all shear valves have been inspected annually.
P&CS is wrapping up a project which includes a software application developed for licensed UST contractors to use. In this first stage, they will only be establishing on-line access with P&CS in order to schedule jobs and request Emergency Permits. The scheduling will be done electronically, with the software application allowing automatic scheduling with the correct STSS for the job location by coordinating the inspectors' schedules with the scheduling requests. We plan to build further contractor-related applications on this foundation in the near future.
On April 4, 2013, emergency rules concerning USTs serving emergency power generators were filed and became effective. These rules require USTs serving emergency power generators to substitute a local alarm for the automatic shutoff or flow restriction of the fuel supply upon the detection of a release. Further information is found in the attached policy, notices, and rule documents posted below.
On April 4, 2013, an Emergency Rule Change went into effect in Illinois which affects facilities with Emergency Power Generators which are supplied with fuel from underground storage tanks (USTs). Prior to that Emergency Rule Change, all USTs were required after September 1, 2010 to have interstitial monitoring sensors immediately shut off the submersible pump in pressurized piping systems or the suction pump in American suction systems. When this requirement is applied to Emergency Power Generators, though, which primarily are installed at facilities which must maintain services during power outages, such as hospitals, airports and communication centers, all power would be lost to the facility if a sensor was activated. Additionally we saw that automatic line leak detectors installed on pressurized piping could also be programmed to shut off submersible pumps if they were electronic line leak detectors, or restrict fuel flow if they were mechanical line leak detectors. Neither the pump shut off nor the flow restriction can be allowed to occur at a critical services facility maintaining operations with their Emergency Power Generator during a power outage.
Having identified the problem, we set about to correct the situation. Prior to filing the Emergency Rule Change, staff in the Division of Petroleum and Chemical Safety in the OSFM started contacting UST contractors and owners of facilities where our database showed an Emergency Power Generator had been worked on since September 1, 2010. That was the date the original regulation went into effect. This was done statewide. Language for the Emergency Rule Change was crafted by legal, technical and senior staff at OSFM and Petroleum and Chemical Safety. At the time the Emergency Rule Change was filed, notification went out by mail to all OSFM licensed contractors and the contact identified at each facility on our list, and this Notice was posted at our website. Rule Policy/Interpretation 13-PCS-001 was included with the notification letters, and was also posted at our website on the Commercial page.
An August 8, 2012 deadline affecting owners/users of Underground Storage Tanks (USTs) is approaching. This deadline pertains to training requirements for the three classes of UST operators: A, B and C Operators, and derives from a federal mandate all states are required to implement. Completion of training through a course approved by the Office of the State Fire Marshal (OSFM) for the different levels of operators is required by the August 8, 2012 date, with certification to show proof of completion.
The OSFM website (www.sfm.illinois.gov) has links under Petroleum and Chemical Safety which provide specific information about this matter. Click on Petroleum and Chemical Safety and choose Operator Training to access more information, including the required components of training programs for all three classes of UST operators. This can give UST owners some insight into the issues, requirements and relative lengths of the different training programs for A, B and C operators.
The OSFM's Division of Petroleum and Chemical Safety has been working with test providers to approve training programs in anticipation of the August deadline. Ultimately, UST owners will be able to access and choose from the approved programs on the OSFM website for use with their employees. We anticipate having some providers' training programs approved and listed for UST owners to choose from before July. As additional programs are approved, they will be listed on the OSFM website. You are encouraged to check the OSFM website for updates.


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The Abbey Tavern
The Abbey Tavern is your home away from home, a relaxing North London meeting place, and prime watering hole for the discerning Kentish Town pub goer, with a great beer garden and roof terrace. The kitchen serves up food cooked fresh for you daily. For the musically thirsty, there is live music on Sunday and Tuesday evenings. The Abbey Tavern is available for private hires, DJ nights, record launches, corporate events, and album playbacks.
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Solid pub, food, beer and vibe. The menu is phenomenal and so is the Sunday roast. Service is very casual and friendly.more
Personally I think it is a great space! Lots of room, love the decoration. The thing that made me walk as much as I did, was that this pub is dog friendly. It makes it a place to come back.
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My girlfriend and I just moved here from Australia and are fortunate enough to have the Abbey as our local. The selection of beers and ciders on tap is great (you can actually get a cold well carbonated ale which is pretty rare), not to mention the huge of range of bottled beers.
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Soooo close to 5 stars! The atmosphere is chill, the garden and upper terrace are absolutely perfect with great comfort food and craft beers.
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ABC News's Dan Kloeffler Comes Out on Air
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Inspired by actor Zachary Quinto — who came out as gay in the pages of the current issue of New York — Dan Kloeffler of World News Now not only came out on air, but also kinda sorta maybe asked out Quinto in the process. Kloeffler also wrote a blog post after the show clarifying why he'd decided to do it: "As a journalist, I don't want to be the story, but as a gay man I don't want to stand silent if I can offer some inspiration or encouragement to kids that might be struggling with who they are."


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Medella Health Selects DELTA's RFID Chip for Wearable Device
Through its North American partner ChipStart LLC, DELTA's THOR RFID device will dramatically reduce both time- and cost-to-market
Copenhagen, Denmark and Waterloo, Ontario, Canada – June 23, 2014- DELTA Microelectronics, the European leader in complete ASIC supply chain services, announces today that its THOR RFID chip has been selected by Medella Health for its prototype B version.
Aimed at diabetes patients, the Medella Health wearable solution continuously monitors blood glucose levels, enabling non-invasive diabetes monitoring and management. DELTA's RFID chip integrates with the Medella sensor, logging data and wirelessly powering the sensor.
"The THOR chip provides first-rate RFID capabilities that matched our rigorous medical device requirements" said Huayi Gao, Co-Founder and CTO at Medella Health. "The chip excels in providing wireless power to our device sensor.
The DELTA THOR is a NFC data logger IC that can store results arriving from on-chip temperature sensors, from external analog signals or from SPI master interfaces. The chip can supply 2.7–5.5V to an auxiliary slave, and is suitable for applications such as temperature logging or SPI-controlled sensors such as pressure, tilt, voltage and light.
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With over 25 years of experience, DELTA Microelectronics is a European leader in ASIC services for the semiconductor industry. DELTA's comprehensive services include ASIC design, layout, test development, wafer supply, production testing, package development and assembly, components supply, logistics and supply chain management. DELTA's development and production facilities are based in Denmark and the UK, with service partners in Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.madebydelta.com.
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Based in Waterloo, Canada, Medella Health develops the next generation of wearable technology to help patients better manage their diabetes. For more information, visit http://www.medella.ca/.
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I suggest you face this FACT badger suit and LEARN FROM IT
luckyif this dungpile is green today
and through in the FED. CVS will lose more than 90% on its book in 2 years
this stock has headwinds coming from more directions than an Oklahoma cyclone
Very observant. Funds have played into this by pseud-rallying alongside of CVS SELLOFF. Chart shows a $5 bulge susceptible that could be picked up early on short-play. Been shorting CVS but getting crowded out. Remember that a short play has to be tempered against a RAD merger run up of 8-10%. Nice call
CVS admits the AET merger will end CVS/AET deal. If FED leaves and that too is likely, CVS WILL LOSE 90% percent to its book. 75% is already gone by 2019. Look up the AET merger and you will see both sides know Caremark is out the door. THIS IS WHY CVS HAS DROPPED about .75 a day since this data leaked. It is also why CVS has been down 90% of the time since mid May and has not had an UP day in two weeks. GS says that what is happening now to CVS ACTUALLY HAPPENED TO MEDCO--AND MEDCO BLEW UP. I agree that a slow bleed to $80 and then a fast drop to low $70s is not only doable but near guaranteed. CVS WILL LIKELY TRY TO MAKE A DEAL WITH ESRX. The ESRX PBM BOOK IS VERY DIFFERENT THAN ALL OTHER PBM BOOKS. Caremark is not broken, it is a dead entity on life support. BELIEVE IT. The 104 call is merely put out there to allow funds to sneak out the back. In a 200+ market CVS WAS THE BIGGEST FORTUNE 100 LOSER. IT HAS A RED STREAK WORSE THAN ANY PBM IN THE HISTORY OF THE INDUSTRY...AND COUNTING.
To add to discussion, look for feelers combining CVS and ESRX to bolster loss of Caremark accounts and remedy ESRX stand alone PBM
And maybe there will be an intellectual exchange
CVS LOST about 15-20% of its biz with loss of calPERS/GE. Yes, the FED loss would mean another 15-20%. WAKE UP YOU TWO: CVS Aetna deal ends in 2019. THIS IS 50% OF Caremark's biz. . FIFTY PERCENT!!! IT WILL NOT BE RENEWED AFTER 2019 WHEN AETNA MERGES WITH HUMANA, THE LATTER HAS AN IN HOUSE PBM LIKE UNH DID. The CVS/AET DEAL ENDS IN 2019. Caremark could lose 90% of its current business in a blink since in 2019, at least 70% will be gone-guaranteed. This makes CVS a $50 stock maybe. This is why funds are leaving. NOW YOU TWO, go do your research and look up "CVS THREATENED BY AET-HUMANA MERGER." Look at the date the merger was announced. Look at the POSTED NEWS WARNINGS that Caremark could blow up just like Medco did when United Healthcare walked on it! This is why funds are lightening the load. CAREMARK IS A DEAD COMPANY WALKING AND IT IS NOT JUST POSSIBLE. Now be two big boys AND LOOK IT UP. It is all over the net if you two would just #$%$ and do diligence. Shorts are loading up. The buyback will expire.
This will be BIG today
By keen acquisitions, WBA OWNS ALLIANCE STRENGTH, NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY
Internationally, CVS IS BLOCKED FROM MAJOR MARKETS
The front end store loss as more than triple what CVS expected and now comes RAD, an urbanized east coast tobacco magnet and with Walgreens buying clout, in URBAN areas where CVS is going head to head with CVS, both retail and overlapping PBM business will be severely hurt.
WBA on merger approval will rocket past a sinking CVS as Caremark is fatally wounded
well, calPERS is gone and UNH is now a major competitor BIDDING ON FED after getting calPERS. UNH is no longer a "PBM consumer" say bye bye to 30% of CVS business.
Democratic win guarantees serious margin pressures
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Here are 5 ETF's with the largest exposure to CVS-US. Comparing the performance and risk of CVS Health Corp. with the ETF's that have exposure......"
Maybe this time looking at your source of financial news, Yahoo, would have prevented Fortune-major healthcare's biggest 10 session decline since 2009. A "SELLOFF" is mild compared to 10.65% DROP in that period. And it is not over yet. Did anyone note the enormous short pile on last week? Biggest weekly JUMP since 2009. Did anyone take notice of funds selling into any turn upward last week? At least 3 pundits called specific attention to this pattern of DUMPING as much as possible into any upturn, waiting and continuing. Did anyone do a calc on losing calPERS and impact on forward earnings? Several did and calls showed 7% gross loss added to predictable headwinds comps making CVS as an $80 stock. Just do the math. A loss of the Fed comps in at low $70's at best. Again, just do the math. The funds have comped and they are exiting at all time record pace. Sell into mid $80's and buy back offers nice potential swing profit opportunity. CVS NOT FATALY WOUNDED BUT SERIOUSLY DAMAGED.
aavon0 is bashersuit but this is a reply, regardless, to more of your fluff- that "calPERS WAS ANTICIPATED. Better check CVS' regional facility leases and related term liabilities before you mouth off about "anticipation". Were you even "on conference"?
If you recall, in a prior three year go-round as all once were, MHS maintained in place all unused facilities, etc. and waited out a CVS term. CVS knew ESRX (who now had acquired MHS) was a threat this go-round but also knew its (CVS') ground level costs were far more advantageous in a bidding war. Note that this assumption was correct, ESRX RAN 3RD,!
NO ONE CONTEMPLATED THAT UNH WOULD UNDERCUT WITHOUT GROUND LEVEL ADVANTAGES in making its bid. This is why the possible retention matter was not even a whisper at the last earnings conference.
And when you say "barely noticed" you are obviously relying on Yahoo news...GREAT SOURCE.
I suggest that if you want to be a player on this board, you focus on CVS and NOT HAVE 100 aliases and try to be a MULTIPLE EQUITY EXPERT.
clone is a PITA and we have warred here for 15 years. clone has ripped me to shreds and then spit on my posts. But aside from perhaps an older relationship with you, SHE KNOWS THIS STOCK. Why not use your head, bashersuit, and decipher her posts picking the real info out of her RILKING of you and using CVS as a whipping stick! You slept through her disguised warnings and got nailed. Been there, had that done to me more than a decade ago.
NEVER PROVIDE THIS INFO...HE IS A ROOTER, clone is just a CMX HATER:
Headwinds: (1) WBA/RAD creates potential for 4th major PBM; pundits poo-pooed UNH's entry into this arena saying PBM's a two horse race...well, #3 just took the first leg of the Triple Crown (calPERS), and WBA, on acquiring a PBM, will enter the coming Derbies and clearly has the clout to seriously compete for both parts of the FED; (2) Election impact on ACA that CVS has bet a bunch on; (3) UNH different model (insurer/PBM v retail/PBM), is challenging as #2 PBM; (4) loss of tobacco related FRONT END sales in metro areas far more serious than expected and there has been no significant offset; question fumbled at earnings. This faux pas was NEVER contemplated as RAD (an urban dweller, eg northeast) going WBA will take considerable market share when GOING head to head with CVS in those areas AND CVS's PBM ownership advantage will be neutralized; (5) WBA's rebuilt supply chain alliances crush CVS by comparison, (6) CVS' debt structure, though indeed stable, is still at a significant "basis point" disadvantage with peers AND SEVENTH, LIKELY MOST UNDERSTATED is ESRX' questionable "stand alone" model. Concern has been expressed by the funds and institutions as it has had far more severe selling pressure....and that is mounting. ESRX is RELIABLY RUMORED TO HAVE HIRED OUT A MAJOR IB TO FEEL OUT MERGER PARTNER and that "rumbling" is creating desention between already "agreed to merge" insurers as one favors, the other does not! So, look for an ESRX deal down the road, surely before Election Day.
THIS IS INFO...USE IT...Absent calPERS PLUS headwinds and CVS has great risk.
THERE WAS NEWS. clone just fake-closed "her" (first revelation) eyes. That reported news article addressed: "THOSE ETF'S AT RISK BECAUSE OF POSITIONS THEY HAD IN CVS". You sneaky clone, you KNEW then but no one picked up on your comment. basher was rootin


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The problem I've encountered is generated by the probable misuse of threading within a simplistic FreeGLUT C++ application.
Since exiting the
glutMainLoop() cannot be done elegantly, I rely on
glutLeaveMainLoop() to do some of the work, but this one doesn't really give the control back to the program's
main function. I have a global pointer that will be set in the
main function, prior to the GL calls, to an object instance created on the heap. Without using the
atexit callback, nobody will call the
delete operator on this instance, although I placed such an operation after the
glutMainLoop call (now commented because of its futility).
Here's a pseudocode for what I'm doing (I won't post the actual code since it's too long to filter):
CWorld* g_world;
delete g_world;
void main()
// create an instance of an object that creates a thread in its constructor
// via the new operator and joins this thread in its destructor
// calling the delete operator on that pointer to the thread instance
CWidget thisObjectCreatesATinyThread;
g_world = new CWorld();
// delete g_world;
Note that in the main function, I also included a widget instance that does some work via a thread created in its constructor. This thread is joined in its destructor, then the memory is deallocated via a
The wrong behaviour: without setting the
atexit callback, I get a resource leak, since the destructor of the
CWorld object won't get called. If I set this callback, then the
delete operator gets called twice for some reason, even though the
AtExit function is called only once.
What is the place to look for the source of this odd behaviour?
Even if I disable the CWidget instantiation, I still get the peculiar behaviuor.


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In the pantheon of great players who have played at two great college
football schools, Ohio State and Michigan, Craig Krenzel and John Navarre wouldn't
seem likely to etch their names.
Just days ago, people were wondering out loud whether the
Buckeyes might be better off with backup Scott McMullen, who has shown a good
passing arm in significant relief work this fall. Demanding Michigan fans have been
hurling insults at John Navarre virtually throughout a career that has a had a
lot of impressive moments.
And yet, here they are, a pair of quarterbacks who take as many shots off the
field as they do on the gridiron, getting ready to take the snaps when No. 4
Ohio State and No. 5 Michigan meet for the 100th time Saturday.
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This is a showdown worthy of that 100th renewal of hostilities. The winner
will be the outright champion of the Big Ten. If Ohio State prevails, it will
remain in the hunt for a second straight national championship. If Michigan is
the victor, it will earn a berth in the Rose Bowl for the first time since it
won the 1997 national championship.
And whatever you do, don't tell Michigan coach Lloyd Carr and Ohio State
coach Jim Tressel they're going into this game with less than the kind of quality
one would expect from the quarterbacks in this top-five showdown.
"I'm not sure how many quarterbacks in the country have won more games than
John Navarre and Craig Krenzel," said Ohio State coach Jim Tressel, who
gently needled Krenzel's critics when he came back from an injury to lead the
Buckeyes past Michigan State on Nov. 8. "That's the measure of a quarterback.
They're both excellent leaders, and they're both very smart. They've led their
teams to extraordinary feats.
"Exactly who they get criticized by, I don't know," Tressel said. "But
they're both darn good ones. They're both big strong guys, they're both tough,
they both throw the ball extremely well and they're smart about what they do. I
don't know what they don't have that you'd look for."
Unblinking scrutiny comes with the territory for quarterbacks at Ohio State
and Michigan, said Wolverines' coach Lloyd Carr said. The recent boom in
television highlights shows, sports-talk radio gabfests and Internet chat rooms has
made it open season on college football stars.
"The change we've had in technology in the last 10 or 15 years has certainly
exposed them to a nationwide play-by-play analysis," Carr said. "A lot of
times, they get criticized when protection breaks down or the receiver runs the
wrong route. A lot of things go into being a quarterback, and part of that is
being able to withstand the scrutiny that goes with it."
While the complaints can be wrong as well as hurtful, the relentless opinions
and analysis have an upside, Carr said.
"You have to be extremely tough mentally to play those positions because
you're going to be held to a high standard," the Michigan coach said. "You have
to either surrender or fight. And they have both fought very well. There's no
question that if you can survive it, it gives you an experience that very few
people have to endure. And in the final analysis, it makes you stronger."
Count Carr as a fan of Krenzel, the 6-foot-4, 225-pound pre-med major who looks
like he'd be comfortable at strong safety, if not linebacker. With the Buckeyes
24-1 in his two years as quarterback, though, he seems to be lining up in the
right place.
"When I look at quarterbacks, the thing I look for is intelligence and
toughness first," Carr said. "Krenzel is a great decision-maker. He plays within
himself, he plays within the offense. You have a guy back there that
understands the essence of the game is winning. It's not about statistics, it's not
about how many passes you complete or how many touchdown passes you throw.
It's about winning. That's what I like about him.''
Navarre, who's 30-10 as a starter and closing in on a number of Big Ten
records to go with the Michigan records already on his resume, is in the same mold.
His inconsistency has been a source of frustration and criticism at times,
particularly early in his career.
But the 6-6, 228-pound Navarre figures to be ready when the game is on at
Michigan Stadium Saturday. Neither the Buckeyes' defense nor his maize-and-blue
critics are going to keep him from doing his job as well as he can.
"I don't want to call it pressure," Navarre said when asked about such a
momentous meeting. "We're not looking at it from a pressure standpoint because
we've prepared so hard the last few weeks. When you prepare, there's no reason
to feel nervous. You just go out and play your best. Then the outcome
hopefully works out for you."
Krenzel also is used to letting criticism roll off his hide. That's
especially true because the Buckeyes' offense has struggled mightily at times this
year. Let other quarterbacks put up dazzling numbers. What counts is winning. And
Krenzel knows 24-1 is the most important stat.
"There's no doubt that when we're in a close game, we have a belief that
we're going to win," Krenzel said. "We have a tremendous amount of confidence
in each other. We have guys who are tough and never quit, who are willing to
sacrifice themselves to go out and make a play when we need it."
By the end of the day Saturday, one of these determined tough quarterbacks
will be dealing with a great disappointment.
Krenzel and Navarre may be rough-and-tumble players in the Big Ten mold,
rather than the slick throwers who tend to come from warmer parts of the country.
But win or lose this weekend, both of these guys have proven they are winners.
Herb Gould covers the Big Ten for the Chicago Sun-Times.


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New effort begins on planning for Carlsbad's Barrio area
CARLSBAD -- Two people with ties to the Barrio Carlsbad region have decided to tackle a project that died more than a decade ago after much controversy.
Socorro Anderson, a businesswoman and avid volunteer with St. Patrick's Catholic Church, and Mario Monroy, a former city planning commissioner who was one of Carlsbad's Citizens of the Year in 2002, say the time has come for the Barrio region -- one of the city's oldest neighborhoods -- to have a plan for its future.
"It may take 20 years (to make the plan's goals a reality), but everyone will know what it is we're going to do," Monroy said as he discussed their proposal to start holding meetings on the issue.
The time has come to recover from the disastrous planning effort in the mid-1990s, he and Anderson said last week. They added that now is the time to produce a plan because Barrio Carlsbad is becoming attractive to developers -- it is one of the upscale city's last affordable spots that is not far from the beach.
The region, which is home to many small, single-story homes and several Latino markets, acquired its Barrio nickname from the Latino immigrants who settled there at the turn of the century. In recent decades, the area's Latino population has dramatically dropped. Latinos now make up less than half the area's residents, according to recent federal census figures.
In the past, the region has generally been considered to be bordered by Carlsbad Village Drive to the north, Tamarack Avenue to the south, Interstate 5 to the east and the railroad tracks to the west. Anderson and Monroy are focusing on a more narrow area in their planning discussions -- one bordered by Pine Street to the north and Magnolia/Jefferson streets to the south.
Looking back
Anderson and Monroy believe developers will be tempted to transform the area's older homes into larger structures and that the region needs a general master planning document just like the city's newer neighborhoods, including Calavera Hills to the northeast and Aviara to the south.
They said they don't oppose development -- they just want a document that spells neighborhood-specific building standards. Among the issues they are interested in are raising building height limits, increasing densities and reviewing parking requirements.
In starting the effort, they're taking up a challenge the city's mayor tossed out months ago at a City Council meeting.
"The challenge from the mayor was that unless a group of people from the area comes together to work on a plan, I don't want to hear about it," Anderson said.
That is because he was burned once, the mayor said Thursday.
In 1995, the City Council faced an angry crowd of residents opposed to the city's first proposed planning document for the Barrio. That draft document, which was produced with assistance from some Barrio residents, detailed everything from housing density levels to recommended architectural styles.
"We spent over $100,000 on that, and when it went before the Planning Commission there was no opposition whatsoever, so I thought it was a slam dunk," Mayor Bud Lewis recalled.
Then, in the days leading up to the council meeting, Lewis said, he started to hear that a few people opposed the proposal.
"Hell, opposition -- they flooded the place," he said. "The night of the council meeting, a number of people who'd been involved with the original group led the attack against the proposal."
Anger grows
Tony Mata Sr., whose father was one of the original Barrio founders in 1901, helped to lead the last-minute effort against the plan.
"When (the proposal) started out, it sounded good," he said Thursday, recalling the first meetings he attended in the 1990s on the issue.
But, later as the rough proposals became a final draft, things were far more restrictive than many people expected, he said. A lifelong Barrio resident who owns several homes in the area, Mata was asked by many of his neighbors to lead a campaign against it, he said.
"When I started reading (the proposal), I said, 'Oh, my God.' Everything was mandatory," he said.
Monroy, who was one of the consultants working on that document, said things started to fall apart well before the final council meeting in 1995.
He and the mayor said that issues relating to "downzoning" -- reducing the number of housing units allowed in a given area -- were the key reasons many property owners fought the final proposal.
Mata recalls other issues, including restrictions that people paint their homes certain colors or add front porches.
"It got out of hand, people were kind of upset about it," he said.
Upset is probably an understatement from the mayor's perspective -- he recalls crowds of people at a community meeting in the Barrio declaring their hatred for the plan.
"Ninety percent of them opposed the plan and I was dumfounded," he said.
A second try
Lewis has told Anderson and Monroy that he has no intention of repeating that situation
"This next time, I want all the homeowners signed up," he said, adding that he is not keen on spending any city money on the document-planning project.
Anderson and Monroy said they will be able to cut costs because they are able to re-use parts of the old document. They've started assessing community support by surveying the nearly 200 property owners in the area. So far, they have about 20 percent of their surveys back, they said.
Mata, who helped lead the opposition last time, said that so far he likes the idea, saying he is hearing from Monroy that this plan could be more flexible. One proposal he likes is a "zero lot line," which would allow people to develop up to the edge of their property lines.
"It's entirely a different plan so far," he said. "I think they're heading in the right direction."
He has been invited to serve on the group's committee, but he won't be making its first official meeting, which is scheduled for Thursday.
Instead, he is going to watch his grandson graduate from Carlsbad High School, he said.
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ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS: The following Ordinance Amendments of the Zoning Ordinance were Adopted by the Charter Township of Port Huron Township Board on May 2nd, and go into effect upon publication on May 11th, 2016. Adopted Ordinances 40-467, 40-852(r) & 40-852(p)
A public hearing was held on May 5, 2016 at 7:00 pm at the Township Hall for proposed Zoning Ordinance changes to the following ordinances: Sec. 40-699 Livestock and Sec. 40-786(f) Com. & Rec. Vehicle Parking in Residential Districts. Notice is hereby given to any and all interested parties that the Charter Township of Port Huron Planning Commission is considering further amendments to the following chapters of the Zoning Ordinance on June 2, 2016 @ 7:00 pm. Copies of the proposed ordinances are available for review during regular business hours at the Township Hall or by clicking the links above.
PORT HURON TOWNSHIP 2016 SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM: The Port Huron Township Summer Rec Program will be held again at the Beach Road Park. This program offers games, crafts, sport activities and fun for children 5 - 14 years of age. Children must bring a lunch each day. Proposed playground dates are June 27 - August 12, 2016. Registration will be held June 24th at the park from 9:00 am until 3:00 pm. Registration is $40 per child - which includes a summer rec t-shirt. Field trips are also planned and may require additional fees. Please watch our website as well as fliers that may come home with your children from school. You may also call (810) 987-6600.
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The cream filling layer of this was extremely runny due to the fat free cream cheese. The poor fruit was just swimming around and when people tried to eat it it all the filling puddled off. The flavor was good, but next time I'll stick with regular cream cheese for the stiffer consistency. I ended up using 2 cups of pwd sugar instead of the 2tsp the recipe called for. If wouldn't even stiffen up with 2 cups. The flavor was also awful with only 2 tsp of the sugar


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Ready in 45 minutes
Delicious cheesy beef pastelillos with green olives.
18 people want to try | 31 have favorited
Cook beef on medium heat in medium sized pan until brown. Drain grease and discard.
Add Sazón packet, Sofrito, Adobo, and black pepper. (Optionally add 1/4 cup water and cook until evaporated. This helps mix in the spices a bit) and mix together well.
Add cheese and mix until melted. Mix in diced olives and remove from heat.
To assemble the pastelillos, separate one disco at a time (or do it assembly line for fun). Dip fingers in the cup of water, and wet the outer ring of the dough circle. Fill with a good amount bit of the beef mixture. Fold over the disco evenly and press firmly with fingers to seal. Press with a fork around the edge to help seal.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees about halfway through.
Set on a sprayed (foiled and sprayed works fine for easy cleanup) cookie sheet until all are built.
Lightly brush the tops of the pastelillos with olive oil, and bake for 15-25 minutes or until tops firm up.
Most recipes will fry these in oil, but I find them to be tasty and healthier baked.
Defrost the discos completely before starting. Putting in the olives too soon can make them too salty.
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Dnewallo 3y agoWe made this for dinner. It was very good. Many fry them but the baked in the oven turned out very well. When browning meat we added chopped onions and garlic. We also added more cheese to the mixture. While baking we chopped fresh cilantro, garlic and red onion. added a little vinegar and evoo. used this as a little garnish. Delish!
Clukas26 4y agoThey r awesome, but we omit the olives!! They are a hit anytime i make them or bring them somewhere!! Luv themmmm
ddatti 5y agoI just made these tonight and had to share the recipe. I ate 4 and came back for more later! My 3 year old loved making and eating them!!


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Also, there is a Yule Festival (free) in the Milwaukee area on December 13th starting at noon. I believe it goes until 7 pm. For more details follow the link:
Yuletide in the Northwoods!
Event Details: All Hail the Holly King! Join us for a weekend of Yule frivolity and the warmth of good food and shared company.
We will be doing all the traditional DR Yuletide things including the bonfire, spiced cider and wine (perhaps even some fire whiskey) , tons of food, ritual at dusk on Sat night, raffle, and the wonderful and meaningful jump into the pond after ritual (always recruiting for that, nothing says Yule like stripping down and jumping into a hole in the ice into freezing water…) .
For the truly hardcore there will be a walkabout Saturday 11am through the winter wonderland that is DR this time of year. 3pm will find us talking about Yule/solstice lore and history. After the dusk ritual will be the feast, polar plunge and pagan caroling (after the polar folks warm up) !
There will be a fun gift exchange in which anyone that is interested can bring a present or two and we will pile them up and hand them out to all involved. If there are a ton of people bringing gifts there will be a lot, if not then no worries. Please bring a dish to pass for the Saturday night feast and warm clothing. We will be mostly inside but the numbers of folks coming means there will be some spillover outside. The new lodge will be open for sleeping, so be sure to reserve your space when you register!
Friday Evening: Arrivals & General Frivolity
9am – Breakfast
11am – Winter Walkabout on the Land (w/ Wade) . Dress warm!
12:30pm – Lunch
3pm – Discussion: Yule/Solstice Lore & History
5pm – Solstice Ritual (by Mary)
6:30pm – Solstice Feast & Potluck
8pm – Annual Polar Plunge in the pond.
10pm – Bonfire & Pagan Caroling
9am – Breakfast
11am – DR Board Meeting
12pm – Departures
Things to Bring: Dish for the Saturday Potluck (main and side dishes are most welcome, people can only eat so much chips and salsa…) , bring your own food for other meals (to share or for yourself) , sleeping gear (there will be spaces to sleep in the lodge – meaning, there will be heat, but it could still get a bit chilly, so sleeping bags and extra blankets might be wise) , gift (s) for the Gift Exchange (optional) , musical instruments (optional)
Register at: http://www.deeply-rooted.org/events/42/yule-celebration
Samhain Celebration
Location: Deeply Rooted
7021 Bungaloo Rd.
Athens, WI
Date: Friday, October 30, 2015 - Sunday, November 1, 2015
Join us for our Samhain Celebration! Listen as the Ancestors speak through the wind…
Due to the construction of our new lodge, there are no indoor sleeping spaces. There is still plenty of space for camping. Be sure to bring plenty of blankets!
6pm – Arrival and set up
Dusk- Bonfire, Drumming , Dancing, Chanting
7:00pm – Silent Supper (a silent meal with our ancestors)
9am – Breakfast
11am – Land Walkabout — Tour of Deeply Rooted
Noon – Pumpkin Carving and Apple Bobbing
1pm – Lunch
3pm – Workshop: History and Practices of Samhain
5:30pm – Potluck Feast
7:30pm – Main Ritual – Druidic Ritual (ADF) – Protogrove of the Whispering Spirits
8pm – Candle Labyrinth (open until midnight weather permitting)
11pm – Gate Ritual by the Hemlocks (by Wade)
Throughout the Evening: Bonfire with Drumming, dancing, chanting, etc
9am – Breakfast
11am – Board Of Directors meeting
1pm – Departures
Things to Bring: Dish to pass for the Saturday potluck, food & drinks for yourself and your family for the other meals (sometimes we share to mix it up, but it is not required. There are always snacks available.). Camping gear (bring lots of blankets because it can get very chilly at night, and we do not currently have an indoor location to retreat to. Hand warmers are recommended for putting inside sleeping bags for warmth), drums/rattles/other noisemakers for around the fire, photos or memorabilia of loved ones that have passed for the ancestor altar (optional).
May 1st-3rd Beltain at Deeply Rooted, all the usual fun and excitement that come with the holiday. Friday evening is the set-up and socializing around the bonfire. Saturday morning breakfast and 11am walk around the land, showing off the place and the change of the seasons. Light lunch at midday and then the 2pm May Games! Rock tossing, spear and crown trowing, foot races, kubb, and the ever-epic tie-breaking for the contests just like our ancestors did, rock-paper-scissors. 4pm Maypole dance, bring drums or other musical instruments if you are so inclined. 5pm discussion on the history of the holiday and ritual prep. 6pm ritual in the Stone Circle followed by the potluck feast. Bonfire after the feast and 11pm discussion on sacred sexuality. There is limited indoor sleeping space but plenty of camping space available. We are asking for a donation of $25 for the weekend, $10 for just saturday, work/exchange available and no one turned away for lack of funds. Raffle, the end of the men vs. women penny wars and all the other fun stuff that goes with the holiday. See ya then!
Hey how is everyone liking this warm weather? Kinda nice not having negative weather though my allergies have been actin up. John I'm from the shawano area.
i am form wausau WI and would like to find people from this area
Imbolc at Deeply Rooted Jan 30th-Feb1st. This is one of my favorite sabbats, in large part because its all about getting people outside during the freezing cold time of the year and get all excited about the renewal of life and the quickening of life all around them while they are shivering in blizzard conditions:-). On friday the 30th we will get some rousing games going inside, bonfire if folks are so inclined. Saturday the 31st will find the hardy few going on a hike in the woods at 11am, lunch at noon. at 2pm I'll be leading a workshop on the history and practices surrounding Imbolc/Imbolg/Groundhog Day/Charming of the Plow. Ritual at 5pm, in stone circle if possible and if not then the main fire circle. Pot luck feast to follow around 6:30. At 8pm we will have the votes tallied for the annual Board election, hopefully Nick Wozniak can toss in some details on that. Revelry and merrymaking to follow. Sunday is polka, leftover breakfast, Board meeting and all that usual stuff.
The ritual is, as always, made by those that show up and participate. Imbolc/Charming of the Plow is all about declarations and oaths about what individuals are planning on doing for the upcoming year. On the great Wheel of the Year the time between Samhain and Yule is rest and recover, Yule to Imbolc is planning and organizing and at Imbolc you have the upcoming year set and ready to go so you declare and oath to the deities of your choice and the community about what those plans are. I always tell folks that if you don't have plans and goals, go get some! Pagans are not passive people for whom things happen to, we are the ones that do and that make things occur.
Bring a dish to pass for the feast, warm clothing, some cash for the raffle, and powerful positive energy to assist with the return of spring and life to the Northwoods. Indoor space is limited so let me know asap if you need a place to crash. We are asking $25 for weekend, $15 for Saturday, less $5 for members. No one turned away for lack of cash, I can put you to work chopping ice and chucking wood. See ya then!
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1412 Route 14 Phelps, New York 14532 (map) | (315) 781-1222
Sites: 125 | Latest Rate: $39.00 | 15 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $39.00
Stayed here for three nights this October and September 2014. The place is clean, quiet, and perfectly placed for exploring the Finger Lakes. We had 30 amp, water and sewer. We will return next year. - retcpa
Jun 2012 - $38.00
Sites are a nice size, not crowded together. Bathrooms clean. Pool area is nice, but there are no chairs. Plenty of open space to walk your dog. Enjoy going there. - blackhillsmom
Sep 2011 - $37.00
I would not recommend this campground except for an overnight if you have no options. Basically, "cheap" and "greedy" show itself in the camp's ownership and management. Camping here is essentially field camping with site numbers and posts for organization. The 8.5 bathroom rating should be a 4.0. Only one litter/trash can in the park is at the office. A locked can with a hole in the top is labeled "RETURNABLE CANS AND BOTTLES ONLY". We reserved for electric and water, but the electric turned out to be 20 amp with AC not allowed and the breaker was not located on the post. No 50 amp service. Although the campground map shows two 50 amp sites, they are occupied by the camp's workkampers. And lastly, they charge guest fees of $5 Adults and $3 kids. An employee is at the entrance in a golf cart to make sure this easy money is collected. I asked about this and the employee said that the State of NY requires it (I do not believe this answer). - pop_and_jojo
Phelps, New York (map) | (315) 781-5120
Sites: 125 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 22 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $38.00
This campground has mostly seasonal sites. It's well-maintained, clean, and has lots of amenities. We stayed here twice, to and from our final destination in our 39' fifth wheel. The pull-through site was level and generously sized. The roads are paved but a bit narrow. The park is conveniently located near I-90. You will hear road noise, but it was fine for a one night stay. - FifthWheel Travelers
Sep 2015 - $38.00
First, do not use your GPS as you will be directed to the other side of I-90 and will end up on narrow farm country roads going in a circle. It is a very neat & clean campground populated by seasonal campers. This is the northern version of what you would find at campgrounds in FL. for the snowbirds, tennis, bocce, shuffleboard, pool etc.. Lots of room to walk your dog. Downtown Phelps is a short drive away and if you have the time take a drive in to see the beautiful historic town. We have a 35' motorhome and some turns may be a little tight so prior to departure walk your route. What struck as strange is a section of the exit road is between 2 pull thru sites and a tight turn just beyond. I do not think we would have made the turn with the car attached if the site to the right was occupied. We drove through that site to make the turn. While the WIFI connection was good it annoys me that you are allowed only 1 hour on 1 device. For the money spent on a night there should not be a limit. I put 1 as our site since I did not retain the paperwork. The short term camp sites are in the middle grassy area. - petpeople
Aug 2014 - $32.00
This is a real nice park that is 90% seasonal campers. There is a circular area that is open for transients and some other scattered sites among the seasonal campers. Real busy on weekends with lots of family oriented activities. Bathrooms and laundry are good, but be aware that their Wi-Fi isn't free. You get one hour free per stay, for only one device, or you can pay for it by the day. We used our Verizon hotspot and it worked great with a 4G signal. Park is 45 minutes from Rochester and close to the north end of Seneca Lake which is terrific for wine lovers. Lots of wineries within a few minutes of the park. The rating is due to them charging for the Wi-Fi. We would stay here again. Rate shown is based on a weekly rate. - TX Camper
Waterloo, New York (map) | (315) 539-8848
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $36.00 | 13 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $36.00
This campground is located between Seneca Lake and Cayuga Lake, near the towns of Waterloo, Seneca Falls and Geneva. Driveways and site pads are gravel. We had a back-in site with full hookups, 50 amp electric. It was a nice site with a large mature tree on each side providing shade early and late in the day. They offer free WiFi but it did not reach our site. When we used it while adjacent to their office it worked well. There is a nice laundry and a bathhouse. The first two days we were there, the bathhouse was very dirty. Apparently, the manager had been away so when he returned it was kept more clean. They also rent kayaks on-site which you can put into the water right from the campground. We paid $255 for a week. AT&T 4G signal strength was -106 dBm, average. - Coopsecondact
Jun 2016 - $35.00
A cute park good for a few days. The sites are tight as are the roads to get to the camp sites. They do advertize wifi camp wide but we could not connect and we were close to the main office. The over the air channels were spotty at best. We do not fish or kayak so there was not much to do in the campground. They do have access to the canal so boaters would like this park. Our site was quite slopped and a little difficult to get level. We did notice a strong odor from the water supply. It looked like they had just replaced the water lines to the site we had. Do not know if that might be causing the odor or not.
We would probably stay again if in the area. - John Borajkiewicz
Aug 2015 - $32.00
This is a nice campground located along the northern Finger Lakes canal system. The pull thru site we were assigned was a long and reasonably level gravel pad. The pull thru sites are alternated so your door side faces your neighbor's door side. They did not have sewer but water pressure was good and electric was stable. The grounds around the camping area are park-like, fun to explore and you can swim off the dock along the canal. We would stay here again. - Born2Roam
Farmington, New York (map) | (585) 398-3582
Sites: 124 | Latest Rate: $39.00 | 41 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $39.00
This is not your usual KOA. Much better. The park has trails, wooded area for walking dog (plus dog park), tent camping, a tree house cabin, zip line, fishing pond and the usual stuff. This is our second stay here because of its location. Much improved from 3 years ago. We would stay here again if in the area. The owner is a bit of a "scold", but justly proud of his park. - 1coloradan
May 2015 - $43.00
Used koa discount. Big rig friendly with level sites. The sites were well spread out and neighbors were not a problem. The dog park was small but adequate for walking a dog. The amenities were not open yet for the season. The park was great for bike riding. No cable but several TV channels with our antenna. WiFi was good. - Fulltimersrv
May 2015 - $51.00
Long level pull-thru site that was reasonably level. All services worked well. Easy in and out. Busy weekend and lots of activities for kids. Well maintained grounds. Would stay again. - cdude
Seneca Falls, New York (map) | (315) 568-5163
Sites: 282 | Latest Rate: $19.00 | 13 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $19.00
Was a nice quiet campground, large site, but was listed as partial shade and it should have been listed as full sun as it was very hot. It was not an electric site, so air conditioning was on only during the hours I could use the generator (9 to 11 am & 5 to 9 pm). The campgrounds were clean with pretty large sites. There was some nice biking we could do in the area. Our site was large, nice and level, and easy to back into. - Garand1
Jun 2016 - $27.00
Sites are level, accessible and each contains picnic table and fire pit, shared water. Our one complaint about this park is that they still have not addressed their power problem. Voltage at the sites runs 131 and spikes to 133 & 134. Our Surge Supressor was constantly tripping. Park people when informed, acknowledged the problem, however said the only people reporting problems are ones with newer rv's(ones with sophisticated Power Mgmt Systems). We came up with some workarounds- shutting off power at night, running air conditioner during the day.The power issue was a real problem and based on that we would probably not return here. - vt3fan
Aug 2015 - $31.00
The sites here are level, large and come with a picnic table and fire pit. Water spigots are between every other site. We had terrible trouble with the electricity. We have a surge protector in our RV which kept shutting the electricity off with every surge that occurred - and there were a lot. Thus, we unplugged from the electricity at night and plugged back in when morning came. When we checked with the campground maintenance, they told us that New York allows a 10% difference - which is huge.
There is a beach, a place to launch boats, a small store, and large fields for kids to play in. Over the air TV is good and our Verizon worked well. The campground is huge and, if you want a good place to walk, you can walk here. I doubt that we would stay here again with the electric problems. (Interestingly, we've stayed at 2 other NY State Parks this month and neither of them had problems with electric surges.) - swike
Savannah, New York (map) | (315) 365-3000
Sites: 82 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $29.00
Nice spot. Grass sites look great but could get muddy. Long wide 5th wheels could have problems with access road unless they know how to drive. Dump site in main exit. - Mcewena
Jul 2011 - $37.00
After 10 years of motorhome life, hundreds of campgrounds, this was the worst. The entrance road is a long, dusty, bumpy road, barely enough room for a motorhome. We were assured when we called they had 50 amp and level sites. They charged $3 for A/C which we have never had to pay. After finally getting to our site, the site was unlevel and the electric was terrible. We plugged in and it appeared that 4 sites were tied into the same line. As soon as anything was turned on, the voltage went well below 104, we had to turn the frig and hot water on propane and then couldn't run the A/C. Anytime anyone went down the road in front of the motorhome, we were pelted with huge clouds of dust. It appeared that they hurriedly put in a few sites and then called them "big rig" sites. The majority of the campers appeared to be seasonal, in smaller, older trailers. Would never recommend this campground, even for an overnight. - haroldmill
Aug 2010 - $30.00
To quote their web page, this campground is "nature's playground"! Our site was right on Montezuma Wildlife Refuge waters, with an active noisy Osprey nest nearby. No complaints - wonderful evening serenade and morning alarm clock. Rented one of their canoes and saw lots of waterfowl. The owners were wonderful friendly - showed us where to see eagles, and helped me replace awning pull-down strap. The campground is clean, neat, and tidy. So is the office. Pool looked inviting, but we didn't have time to enjoy it. Sites are well spaced, nice grass, and quite level. Choose sun or shade. Interior roads are gravel in good condition. Flush toilets and hot showers were fine. We would camp here again. - D & ML Lindemann
1100 Marina Parkway Macedon, New York 14502 (map) | (315) 986-7337
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 5 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $50.00
The other reviews are correct about how new and nice this place will be "someday" but in my opinion not now. We stayed here for an overnight and the park was nearly empty. The reason became clear fairly soon: trains. Lots of them and they are close by with horns blasting at least one an hour sometimes more ALL NIGHT! It gets better! Early morning an hour before sunrise the gunfire starts. Lots of it - automatic weapons, rifle shots, shotguns and it is close. Real close. We cleaned up and left before some nut put a dozen holes in us and our rig. - Whack-A-Mole Wheels
Sep 2015 - $40.00
I was really looking forward to staying in this new park because of the great location and good reviews. There are some very nice things about it, but it didn't live up to all my expectations as a traveler. This could be a better place for seasonals than those traveling through.
The good: Beautiful land on a ridge above the Erie Canal. Most spaces are open, but there are two shaded roads. One road overlooks the canal. We were fortunate to get a shaded site even though we stayed just four days. Most of the sites with big trees are for seasonals. The staff is very friendly, but a little hard to find. Follow the directions on the office doors if no one's there. We did not use the bathrooms, but we did use the laundry which was quite nice. I got some help from a busy worker in the laundry. She took the time to drive me to the office to get change for the machines.
The bad: I think the owners took on a little too much with this project. They cleared and graded many acres of land, but have not been able to finish it all. Some roads were unfinished and piles of building materials were lying around. Not too safe for kids. The campsites were not well tended. Our grass was very long and the campfire had bottles and trash in it. In our four days of hot weather, the grass was not mowed in our campsite. People were working hard at getting the pool house painted, but nobody seemed willing to do a little housecleaning on our street or cleaning out the campsites after renters leave.
Placed here and there around the welcome area were lots of oddball salvaged items in various states of disrepair. Some things from the pool were just piled up and stored on the office porch. The owner must like salvage, but to others it's junk.
The trains didn't bother us, but they were loud.
I will stay at Twilight again because it's beautiful, close to our family, and the people are friendly. I just hope they can clean it up a little. - User2152
Aug 2015 - $32.00
As previously stated, 2015 was the opening year for this park. There are still some finishing touches to be done, i.e. the pool is not finished, and the sites' gravel pads are to be widened and re-leveled in the fall. The owners aim to please and are very enthusiastic about their park. Many of the sites are taken by seasonal people, with weekends being the busiest. The setting is very rural, but retail stores for just about anything are within 10-15 minutes away. It is very quiet there. The utilities work well, including the wi-fi. The sites are nice and wide, too, so you don't feel as if you are on top of your neighbor. We will definitely return next year as we have family in the area and this park is the best one for more than a weekend stay. - dbcordello
Romulus, New York (map) | (315) 585-6392
Sites: 309 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 25 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $28.00
This is a very good State Park. The Sampson Military Museum is right at the park and was a great start to our stay here. This park also has a beach, docks and boat ramp. Lots of wineries in the area. Corning Glass Museum is about one hour away and is worth the trip. - myriad
Jul 2016 - $28.00
Our spot was roomy, plenty of space for our tow. We had to move around to get satellite tv, but we got it in space 144. We didn't want to move until we left so we used the showers since we didn't have sewer. They were well kept, clean, although there is only 2 per loop. I did have to wait about 15 minutes one day. There was a little beach for swimming with a concession stand. You do need an extension cord for electric. We would stay again, good location for visiting Geneva and a few other towns. - dorcol
Oct 2015 - $21.00
For the past several year my DW and I end our camping season with a stay at Sampson State Park. Centrally located between quaint Geneva, NY and Watkins Glen and in the middle of the renowned world class Finger Lakes Wine region. The staff at Sampson is and has always been very friendly and pleasant upon check in. This is a large campground with close to 300 campsites. Like most state parks the sites have electric only and being an older campground most are 30amp only. The trade off though is the large roomy sites available both treed or if you are using a roof top satellite dish out in the open. The comfort stations (restroom and showers) are spotlessly clean and in the fall very warm and comfortable. Generally in late fall Sampson will only have one loop with electric open with about 30-40 sites. However, because of the mild east coast weather this year, their was a demand for more sites than normally open. To Sampson's credit they opened up their largest RV loop and most popular to accommodate all of the requests! Not many campgrounds, public or private would be willing to be that flexible. While visiting Sampson make sure you take in the on grounds military museum with many interesting artifacts and stories of how vital Sampson was as a military base and the incredible speed in which it was built to help win WWII. Enjoy Sampson, Geneva where Emile's restaurant has the best bone on prime rib anywhere and of course the many fine Finger Lakes wineries. - vincee
Montezuma, New York (map) | (315) 776-5887
Sites: 200 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $38.00
I was a bit hesitant to stay, since the reviews are mixed, but we took a chance seeing as how even the most recent review was 3 yrs. old. We were pleasantly surprised, overall. Unlike so many other places we have been everything is very spread out. The sites were very large, nice & flat, and after about noon were shaded. The pool was in very good condition. And it has a bar! For me this was big draw; being able to go for a swim, and walk into the adjacent building & have a cold beer. On tap. A craft brew IPA no less, and only $3.75. We found all of the seasonal people to be friendly as well. WiFi stunk but we have yet to find a park with even adequate WiFi. Overall we just really enjoyed the weekend. - Joe & Penny
Oct 2013 - $38.00
We stopped at this park because it was listed in Passport America. It was not the easiest park to get to, but we wanted something that was not directly on the Interstate. When we arrived there, the first thing the woman behind the desk told us was how bad this year had been for them, and how much the recent rains had damaged, or made unusable, some of the sites in the campground. When we told her we were members of Passport America, she informed us that the sites reserved for Passport America members were among those flooded, and she refused to give us the discount! The site assigned to us was next to several sites that were occupied by old trailers that were in such poor shape they looked to be abandoned. In addition, the park roads were dirt and only one lane, making it tricky to back into the site assigned to us. This park did not make us feel welcomed, and we would not recommend it. - seabreezeblk
Aug 2013 - $30.00
Park is only 1/2 mile from freeway, but had to drive 8 miles from turnpike exit to get there. No road or R/R noise. Roads are paved, long sites are grass. Most full hook up sites with permanents and seasonal. No shade, just large open area. Power and water good, except on same post for two sites at rear of site. Every other site utilities on wrong side. Needed 50 feet of water hose. Ok for short stay. - kmgulf
Sodus Point, New York (map) | (315) 483-8649
Sites: 55 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 7 Reviews
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May 2016 - $48.00
A small park which is mostly seasonals. Not many transients sites. Not recommended for children as there is a 50 foot cliff with no barricade or fence to keep you from falling off. Very dangerous. The view of Lake Ontario is great. Restrooms are old and need updating, but were clean. Concrete sites are level and the full hookups worked well. Sites are very tight. The nearby town of Sodus Point is quaint with 800 residents. Not much to do there. The Wi-Fi mostly worked OK. Would not stay here again. - sleeper987
Aug 2013 - $37.00
A delightful small campground right on Lake Ontario. Very friendly seasonal occupants. Convenient to towns and shops, groceries. Laundromat nearby in Sodus. Plenty to do - Erie Canal cruises and boat rental, historic museums. Right in the middle of apple country. Would highly recommend if you are in the area. - pegbud
May 2012 - $47.00
Rude people run the park. We paid for a "premium" site. It was fairly small and did not have a picnic table or fire pit. We asked for both, and got a table, but were told we could not have a fire pit because of the hay on the grass seed. There was gravel on the site (no concrete pad, despite being a premium site) and mounds of dirt behind us. It does not have cable TV despite what others may have written. They've installed cable outlets with the new electric boxes but no cable is available. No store, rundown office building, and the co-manager barks at people while "helping" them back in their site. By far, the worst campground we've ever been to. - DaveNYMets


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