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California Department of Education to Review Williams Complaint
An appeal to the CDE was filed to protect the health and safety of students when CUSD failed to respond
A Williams complaint was filed on behalf of Tesoro High School students to seek relief from the health and safety issues that grading a Toll Road less than 100' from a school pose when there is no protective barrier in place.
The County of Orange; as the lead for CEQA on the Los Patrones project being done by RMV, was suppose to include a 10' high 3,777 feet long wall to protect Tesoro High School Students from health and safety issues that may result from the construction of a Toll Road less than 100 feet from the school.
CUSD failed to respond to the Complaint.
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An Appeal was filed with the California Department of Education when CUSD failed to Respond. The State now has the ability to step in on behalf of Tesoro Staff and Students.
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A recent inspection done by the San Diego Water Board found that the Ranch had 6 best management practice violations which may have exposed students to fugitive dust since there were no protective barriers in place. See: San Diego Water Board Report
In addition, a recent facilities assessment report (at page 7) indicates there may be structural damage to the building as a result of grading a Toll Road so close to Tesoro High School.
No protective barrier is in place.
