Tesoro High School Is The First High School to Have a Toll Road

Tesoro High School sits on four parcels of land that CUSD has owned since 1997.

The Map shows that the Toll Road is being constructed inside Tesoro High School Property Boundary.

Source: CGS Earthquake Zones of Required Investigation

Below is the Right of Way for the Tesoro Extension of the 241 Toll Road from Oso Parkway to the Ortega. Work should be stopped on the Oso Bridge Gap Closure Project so that property rights can be determined. CUSD was not a part of the Right of Way Agreement. DMB San Juan Investment North LLC and San Juan Partnership No III had no right to encumber CUSD property.

This revelation means that all work must be stopped and a new environmental review must be done. There has been a SUBSTANTIAL SHIFT IN ALIGNMENT OF THE ROAD such that it now sits within Tesoro High School property boundaries.

The environmental review for Noise and Air are no longer valid.
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The 401 Waste Water Discharge Permit drains all the water under Tesoro High School in an area that is subject to liquification.

The health and safety risks to students must be re-evaluated.
Source: Oso Parkway Bridge Initial Study No. IP 15-252