Schools

Grading of Land Around New School to Last a Year

Porter Ranch Development Co. has plans to limit noise, dust and dirt.

Grading of the land around the new Porter Ranch Community School  is expected to continue for about a year. But efforts are being made to limit noise, dirt and dust after the first students arrive in Fall 2012.

A representative of the Porter Ranch Development Co. will discuss those plans at the Porter Ranch Neighborhood Council meeting, 6 p.m., Tuesday, July 12, at Shepherd of the Hills Church, 19700 Rinaldi St.

The K-8 span school, to serve the Chatsworth and Porter Ranch region, is currently under construction at the corner of Mason Avenue and Sesnon Boulevard.

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The company plans to complete grading nearest the school as early as possible.

In a letter to the Neighborhood Council, the company said grading will be north of Corbin Street between Porter Ranch Drive and Mason Avenue and around the school site.

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There will also be a discussion at the meeting of plans by Whole Foods market to seek renewal of its beer and wine license.

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