It is amazing what can be accomplished through compromise to meet all parties’ objectives with a positive result when animosity and personal attacks are not present. Crocker Drive residents, the Hollywood Park Neighborhood Association and people living in Curtis Park not associated with SCNA activists suggested that we move
The campaign of District 5 City Council candidate Tamika L’Ecluse received contributions of $1,650 each on April 19 from real estate developer Paul Petrovich and Cheryl Petrovich but refunded the entire contributions the following day, according to city election records. The Curtis Park community newspaper Viewpoint reported the contributions
Download a PDF of this document SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO PETROVICH DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, LLC , a California limited liability company; PDC CONSTRUCTION, CO., INC., a California corporation; and CALVINE & ELK GROVE-FLORIN, LLC , a California limited liability company, Petitioners/Plaintiffs, v. CITY OF SACRAMENTO, a California
After long delay, Petrovich Development Company’s (“PDC”) lawsuit challenging the city’s denial of the gasoline station will be heard on December 15, 2017 at 9:00 am in Department 31 (4th floor) of the Sacramento Superior Court located at 720 9th Street. This will be a hearing on the merits
City staff is reviewing a proposal by Petrovich Development Co. to build 83 single-family homes on a parcel in the center of Crocker Village. In soliciting comments on the proposal in early November, the city distributed a 35-page packet of information, including proposed floor plans of the houses and
As reported in the May Viewpoint, a May hearing was scheduled before Judge Michael Kenny to review discovery issues. Since this report, the discovery hearing was continued until Aug. 25 and then cancelled because the parties were able to resolve all outstanding discovery issues.
The Viewpoint last reported that the lawsuit filed against the City of Sacramento, SCNA, Andrea Rosen and Eric Johnson was scheduled to be heard on the merits on May 12. Instead, the Court hearing on this date was devoted to ongoing wrangling over documents sought by Petrovich as his side
As many neighbors know from reading the Viewpoint, Petrovich Development Company decided to sue not only the City of Sacramento but also SCNA, Eric Johnson and Andrea Rosen to dispute the city’s denial of his company’s request for a Conditional Use Permit to build a mega-fuel center in Curtis
SCNA submitted the attached letter to Councilman Schenirer and the City Council in response to the Curtis Park Village survey that was distributed by PDC recently. Petrovich Survey letter to City 2-17-15
The attached letter documents SCNA’s formal opposition to the proposed Gas Station and Mini-mart in Curtis Park Village. SCNA and Vice Mayor Jay Schenirer plan to organize a public meeting to discuss the proposal and hear from the community. Meeting date to be announced at a later date. For
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