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	Hatton Canyon Wetlands
		Above: Hatton Canyon's wetlands are concealed by the dense willow grove
		Hatton canyon contains about 11-13 acres of genuine wetlands, spread over the length of the canyon.
		During most of the year, the ground at the mouth of the canyon is rather muddy.
	hometown.aol.com /mptoybox2/wetlands.htm (522 words)

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		The main trace of the Berwick Canyon fault is defined by intensely fractured, steeply dipping Monterey shale in an area of otherwise gently folded beds.
		Hatton Canyon Fault Zone A group of northwest-striking, near-vertical reverse faults that juxtapose Monterey shale against Pleistocene terrace deposits constitutes the Hatton Canyon fault zone.
		The total displacement along the Hatton Canyon fault is unknown, but undivided terrace deposits of Pleistocene age located about 120 m south of map locality 12 are approximately 30 m lower in elevation.
	pubs.usgs.gov /of/1997/of97-030/mo-se_geo.txt (11362 words)

	Boxing News \| 24/7 Updates - The Undisputed Leader in Boxing News
		Hatton, 26, has had the same misfortune as other fighters under Frank Warren-confined to only fighting in the United Kingdom-a drawback that prolonged Ricky’s career, but like all fighters, Hatton longs to be a contender.
		I think it is long overdue," Hatton said during yesterday’s media teleconference, "I have had several big fights fall through over the last 12 months, but obviously, after securing the biggest fight that is out there in the end, it turned out better than I could have imagined.
		Although Hatton will fight Tszyu in Manchester (Hatton’s backyard), this is by any stretch his toughest opponent, while the same could be said for Kostya-who is believed to get younger as time passes by.
	15rounds.com /Columns/jpraygoza/hatton_052405.php (668 words)

	Highway 1 solutions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Hatton Canyon, which lies just east of Carmel High School, runs parallel to Highway 1 from Carpenter Street to Carmel Valley Road.
		For the next two years Caltrans was hoping to keep the Hatton Canyon "option" open by keeping the right of way in their hands.
		The hatton Canyon freeway is dead, but Carmel still has problems that need to be solved.
	members.aol.com /Mptoybox2/Hwy1.Htm (602 words)

	City of Carmel-by-the-Sea v. United States Department of Transportation
		The Federal Highway Administration and Caltrans propose to replant 20.3 acres with contract-grown Monterey pine seedlings grown from the Hatton Canyon population.
		The construction of the Hatton Canyon freeway will not spur on any unintended or, more importantly, unaccounted for, development because local officials have already planned for the future use of the land, under the assumption that the Hatton Canyon Freeway would be completed.
		Carmel notes that certain development is planned in the Hatton Canyon area that is contingent on the completion of the proposed freeway: development that would be "induced" by the freeway.
	ceres.ca.gov /ceqa/cases/1997/carmel.html (16052 words)

	Smoky Mountain News \| Arts + Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Hatton begins in Lima, Peru’s capital city, where past and present mesh amid stately mansions and palaces.
		Hatton reports feeling that time stands still as he photographs Indian women who, like generations of their ancestors, come to market from miles around in regional costume and distinctive hats to sell food and handicrafts.
		Hatton has been involved in the motion picture industry as a performer and producer for more than 40 years.
	www.smokymountainnews.com /issues/01_03/01_08_03/art_travelog.html (412 words)

	1999 Road to Ruin Report: Hatton Canyon Freeway CA
		Reject funding for the Hatton Canyon Freeway project.
		Hatton Canyon is a scenic area near Carmel, California.
		The Final Environmental Impact Statement states that construction in the canyon would destroy 14,000 endangered Monterey Pine Trees, 10,000 oaks, 160 acres of scenic wildlife habitat, and about 12 acres of wetlands, as well as affect an 845-acre watershed.
	www.taxpayer.net /TCS/RoadRuin/hattonca.htm (330 words)

	Grand Canyon Place Names! The story behind the name!
		The story goes that Jacob Hamblin killed a badger in one canyon and carried it to the other to their camp on the other to boil it for food.
		The Canyon drains Fossil Bay and is dry except for potholes and a seep spring at the head of the north arm at the base of the Coconino discovered by Allyn Cureton.
		Later the Grand Canyon Forest Reserve was called the Kaibab National Forest on the north side and the Coconino National Forest on the the south side.
	www.grandcanyontreks.org /place.htm (9506 words)

	Shute, Mihaly & Weinberger: Transportation
		On behalf of the Sierra Club, the Hatton Canyon Coalition, the Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District and the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea, the firm successfully challenged the approval by the Federal Highway Administration, Caltrans and the California Transportation Commission of the proposed Hatton Canyon Freeway east of Carmel.
		The trial court ultimately set aside the agencies’ approval of the Hatton Canyon Freeway, enjoined any construction pending full compliance with the law, and approved a settlement awarding the plaintiffs substantial attorney fees.
		The firm represented Friends of Runyon Canyon as co-counsel in a challenge to the approval of a transit line extension that failed to consider effects on vegetation and wildlife.
	www.smwlaw.com /transportation.htm (460 words)

	Search. : Monterey County Weekly Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		As far as the mayor and most Carmel city officials were concerned, the Hatton Canyon Freeway was the best solution to the growing traffic congestion along Highway 1 in Carmel; and a preferable alternative to the CDH''s proposal to upgrade Highway 1 to a four-lane freeway.
		Throughout the years of debate over the Hatton Canyon Freeway, little discussion has focused on just how much popular support there is for the project, or how effective the $50 million freeway would be in relieving traffic congestion.
		While no one has sufficient insight to predict the final fate of the Hatton Canyon Freeway, what remains clear is that both sides of the debate are so firmly entrenched in their positions that a final decision on the project will likely drag on well beyond Caltrans'' optimistic summer start date.
	www.montereycountyweekly.com /articles/3020 (2089 words)

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		This bill would make various legislative findings and declarations relating to the sale of specified property within Hatton Canyon near the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea in Monterey County, located in the coastal zone, as specified, by the Department of Transportation for the purpose of creating or adding to a state park.
		It is, therefore, fitting and proper, and in furtherance of the public interest, that the Department of Transportation sell its ownership interest in the Hatton Canyon for the purpose of creating or adding to a state park.
		(e) The existing Hatton Canyon right-of-way for the realignment of Route 1 from Carmel Valley Road to the Pacific Grove Interchange of Route 1 and 68, as part of Route 1 since before 1977, and owned by the Department of Transportation, is located within the coastal zone.
	info.sen.ca.gov /pub/01-02/statute/ch_0101-0150/ch_136_st_2001_ab_434 (848 words)

	Ventana archive -- Hatton Canyon Freeway
		This bill would declare Hatton Canyon as surplus and asks that it be transferred to the Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District for $1.00.
		The original suit challenging Caltrans environmental analysis was filed in 1991 by the Hatton Canyon Consortium which consists of the Sierra Club, the Hatton Canyon Coalition, the Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District and the City of Carmel.
		Accordingly, the Hatton Canyon Consortium consisting of the Sierra Club, the City of Carmel, the Monterey Peninsula Regional Park District and the Hatton Canyon Coalition met with attorney Rachel Hooper who, seemingly, successfully argued the case.
	ventana.sierraclub.org /archive/hatton.htm (1343 words)

	City Council Minutes and Agendas
		If TAMC didn’t move forward with Hatton Canyon, the $5.5 million cost for the operational improvement alternative would not come from the funds set aside, because there is other CalTrans funding.
		Callahan stated that the Hatton Canyon funding appears to be in jeopardy.
		Mary Winterhood, Hatton Canyon, spoke in opposition to the freeway.
	www.ci.salinas.ca.us /CCouncil/CCMinutes/CCmin/Mar1699.html (4614 words)

	Search. - MontereyCountyWeekly.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Those of us who have walked through Hatton Canyon already know that it''s pretty as a picture--and know there''s more than one reason to fight for its survival.
		Paola Berthoin, who has been involved in the fight to preserve Hatton Canyon from Caltrans'' plans to pave it over as a freeway for the last 10 years, is organizing the "Hatton Canyon Arts Marathon," to take place July 6-11.
		Berthoin says she will go along on this Saturday''s tour of Hatton Canyon that begins at 9am, and will continue leading hikes through the canyon after the exhibit is completed.
	www.montereycountyweekly.com /articles/2322/print (889 words)

	041015-6
		The story they tell — of a plan to run a freeway through Hatton Canyon — had its up and downs in all of those decades, before finally being put to rest two years ago.
		But one thing that never changed was the stalwart activism of Lois Starnes, whose home at the corner of Ocean Avenue and Highway 1 was at the center of the traffic congestion the Hatton Canyon project was supposed to eliminate, and whose political acumen and indefatigable lobbying almost got the darn thing built.
		In March 2002, widening of the existing highway began, and three months later, Hatton Canyon became the property of the state parks department.
	www.carmelpinecone.com /041015-6.html (794 words)

	PE.com \| Inland Southern California \| Sports - Boxing
		Hatton (40-0, 30 KOs), the IBF and WBA junior welterweight titleholder, was last seen crushing two venerable opponents in Carlos Maussa and Kostya Tszyu.
		Hatton has run over 40 consecutive opponents, with most of his bouts taking place in front of boisterous British fans in Manchester, England.
		Instead Hatton walked throughTszyu's constant fire and emerged the victor when the great Siberian fighter quit on his stool with the winner still in question in the 11th round.
	www.pe.com /sports/boxing/stories/PE_Sports_Local_D_box_feature_09.12d631a9.html (908 words)

	California Highways (www.cahighways.org): Routes 1 through 8
		This section was for a realignment of Route 1 from Carmel Valley Road to the Pacific Grove Interchange of Route 1 and Route 68.
		The Hatton Canyon is a scenic and environmentally sensitive area, comprised of undeveloped land that includes one of the few genetically pure Monterey Pine forests left in the world, significant coastal habitat and recreation areas, as well as diverse wildlife.
		The property located in Hatton Canyon was declared to be surplus state property located within the coastal zone, as defined in Section 30103 of the Public Resources Code, and the Department of Transportation was directed sell its ownership interest in the Hatton Canyon for the purpose of creating or adding to a state park.
	cahighways.org /001-008.html (15144 words)

	Carmel Area
		This coastal planning area extends from Pescadero Canyon adjacent to Pebble Beach in the north to Malpaso Creek in the south.
		The Carmel area includes all of the unincorporated land west of Highway 1, between Pescadero Canyon and Carmel River.
		The Hatton Canyon Freeway, a small portion of which is located in this coastal planning area, has been the focus of transportation planners and the subject of a highly polarized community battle.
	www.co.monterey.ca.us /gpu/reports/area/carmel.htm (2265 words)

	Carmel Home Exchange - The House
		Our home overlooks a forested canyon and was designed to maximize privacy and natural beauty.
		The living room has a television with extensive cable station choices, stereo tuner, headphones, CD player and DVD player.
		Glass doors lead to a large deck overlooking a forested canyon.
	www.gallagherpress.com /carmelhome/house.htm (237 words)

	Carmel Residents Association Newsletter September 2000
		Hatton Canyon has also reappeared on the horizon.
		Earlier this year, Assemblyman Fred Keeley was successful in obtaining funding in the state budget and the governor's support to repay CalTrans for the monies spent on land acquisition for the freeway, thus allowing the land to become parkland.
		The council majority felt: 1) that because the city cannot predict future transportation needs, the property should be retained as a future option; and 2) if CalTrans were to retain Hatton Canyon, the city would have greater leverage to get the operational improvements completed on Highway One.
	www.carmelresidents.org /News0009.html (2831 words)

	Red Rock Canyon - California
		While the Red Rock Canyon area had been visited by travellers for many years, it was the discovery of gold in the area that brought the first large influx of people.
		The road that traverses the canyon, north to south, was fltopped with oil sand in the 1920's, while a paved highway was completed in 1958.
		Red Rock Canyon is approximately 3 hours north of Los Angeles and the 14 freeway travels through the middle of the Canyon.
	employees.oxy.edu /jerry/redrock1.htm (956 words)

	Jeff's Streets Page--Monterey Bay Area
		The main opposition centers around the fact that the freeway would pass through Hatton Canyon, home to many varied plants and animals, some of which are endangered (which is why Caltrans in 1998 renamed the freeway Hatton Canyon Parkway in a failed attempt to gain support for the project).
		Caltrans response to this setback is to revamp the project without the Hatton Canyon segment.
		(The San Miguel Canyon Road and US 101/Highway 156 interchanges are a separate issue for Caltrans, and have already been completed.) Alternatives 3 and 3 West would route the bypass to the east of the existing highway, linking up with the existing alignment near the intersection with Crazy Horse Canyon Road.
	we.got.net /~mapman/streets/MontereyBay/MB.html (2633 words)

	Folks' Poems Donna Hatton Cowboy Poetry at the BAR-D Ranch ...
		Donna Hatton writes: I have hiked our ranch looking for arrowheads and know the history of our area is rich with that of The People, it was one of those hikes and the story of Sand Creek that brought this poem into being.
		See our feature about Tom and Donna Hatton's youth program, The Cowboy's Legacy, a collection of memories from life shared on the trail to the West and of a family who has continued to pioneer the ideals of a lifestyle.
		Tom and Donna Hatton in Hugo, Colorado during Library Week, where they were the invited guest writers/performers and gave a concert during the day and one in the evening for the school and town.
	www.cowboypoetry.com /donnahatton.htm (2532 words)

	Monterey County General Plan Update - Information
		City of Carmel-by-the-Sea and three distinct residential areas which are the City of Carmel Vicinity (which includes Carmel Point, Carmel Woods, Hatton Fields and Mission Fields), Carmel Meadows and Carmel Highlands.
		South of Carmel River, the planning area extends inland for a distance of 1 to 3.7 miles to Malpaso Creek.This inland area includes the Riley and Pt.
		The Hatton Canyon Freeway, a small portion of which is located in this coastal planning area, has been the focus of transportation planners and soon and the subject of a highly polarized community battle.
	www.co.monterey.ca.us /gpu/information/coastal_carmel.html (2233 words)

	The Ventura Gem & Mineral Society, Inc. (VGMS) Rockhound Rambling - April 2001.
		Stone Canyon jasper is brecciated rock consisting of sharp fragments embedded in a fine-grained matrix.
		Stone Canyon is about 10 miles north of Parkfield, California, which is a small town known as the "Earthquake Capital of the World".
		Stone Canyon jasper is one of California's unique rocks and is a collector's item for rockhounds.
	www.vgms.org /bt/vgms0104.htm (8599 words)

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		Comments: The Subcommittee may consider adopting Budget Bill Language that restricts the expenditure of funds for support, right-of-way, and construction for the project until the important agricultural and environmental issues are addressed.
		Issue 4: Hatton Canyon Freeway Last year the Legislature included Budget Bill Language that restricted the expenditure of certain funds for the Hatton Canyon Freeway project on State Route 1 until Caltrans had received all permits required by the California Coastal Protection Act.
		Background: In order for the Hatton Canyon Freeway project to proceed, there must be amendments made to Monterey County’s Local Coastal Plan and these amendments must be approved by the California Coastal Commission.
	www.assembly.ca.gov /acs/committee/c23/hearing/1999/5-03101999.doc (2337 words)

	Carmel Residents Association Newsletter September 2001
		We are grateful to CRA members Skip Lloyd and Joyce Stevens who well over a decade ago started and led the Hatton Canyon Coalition, working with Carmel officials, hiring environmental attorneys and consultants and facing every new onslaught with yet more spirit and energy.
		We have faith that the proposed improvements to Highway 1 will become a reality and agree with Fred Keeley that once people "recognize the reality that the Hatton Canyon Freeway is never going to be built" they will begin to focus on and support the changes which have been recommended.
		For the rescheduled meeting, Brie again organized a group and the results, helped by the fact that Hatton Canyon was slated to become a park, were successful.
	www.carmelresidents.org /News0109.html (3914 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		The proposed restroom at the beach is the only such project on the books and if we reserve water for that we will be fine.
		CommissionerComments Wilson On page 66 reference is made to the Hatton Canyon Roadway.
		Shouldn’t it be referred to as the Hatton Canyon Park?
	www.carmelcalifornia.com /planning/pcminutes21may2003.doc (490 words)

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