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	SAN DIEGO PROJECT DRAFT 2
		In 1810, San Diego River water held by the dam was flowing in tile lined conduits from the upper end of Mission Gorge to the valley lands in the vicinity of the San Diego Mission six miles away.
		Later in the autumn of 1945, the Navy and the city of San Diego agreed to continue construction of the aqueduct by the Navy and lease of the pipeline to the city.
		In the mid-1980s, San Diego was filled with talk of building a dam on the north end of the county and of a deal with a private firm to lease nearly 300,000 acre-feet from a reservoir on the Yampa River in Colorado.
	www.usbr.gov /dataweb/html/sandiego1.html (5762 words)

	Lakeside's River Park Conservancy
		The San Diego River Park concept is an ambitious undertaking that will establish a linear River Park along the urban and rural sections of the San Diego River from the Pacific Ocean to the river's headwaters near Julian, California.
		Preserving lands along the San Diego River Valley will provide an important link in the coastal greenbelt and habitat preserve for San Diego, linking the cities of San Diego and Santee to the west and their regional open space preserve to the rural open space in the county to the east.
		Lakeside's River Park Conservancy was formed on the heels of this rezoning process using the momentum of community beautification and awareness of the area's natural and scenic resources, not to mention the opportunity to revitalize the area.
	www.lakesideriverpark.org /about_us/background.html (1021 words)

	San Diego River Conservancy - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The San Diego River Conservancy was established by an act of the California Legislature (AB 2156, Kehoe) to preserve, restore and enhance the San Diego River Area.
		The San Diego River area is an historical, archeological and biological treasure of statewide significance.
		The San Diego River area is the "Birthplace of California" and holds the key to the State's heritage.
	sdrc.ca.gov (399 words)

	Journal of San Diego History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		All California came under the jurisdiction of the Republic of Mexico in 1824, and the town of San Diego was officially established as a municipality or pueblo in 1834.
		A gazebo was perched on the rim of the cliff.
		The Mission of San Diego de Alcala was moved to its present location in the upper end of Mission Valley so that the water of the inconstant river might be better utilized for agriculture.
	www.sandiegohistory.org /journal/71spring/river.htm (8643 words)

	San Dieguito River Park - SDRP Homepage
		San Diego Archaeological Center presents an award to the San Dieguito River Park for the "Voices of San Pasqual", a documentary produced by the San Dieguito River Park on the history of farming in the San Pasqual Valley.
		The planning area for the San Dieguito River Park is located in central San Diego County, at the northern edge of the City of San Diego.
		The vision of the River Park is to preserve and interpret the natural and cultural resources of the river valley from the river's source on Volcan Mountain, north of Julian, to the Pacific Ocean in Del Mar.
	www.sdrp.org (1283 words)

	About Lifeguard Services
		River rescues, particularly those that necessitate rescuers going into the water to effect the rescue, are extremely hazardous operations and require specialized training and equipment.
		The San Diego Lifeguard Service established it's river rescue team in 1978 to respond to emergencies created by flooding.
		The Team has received commendations from the San Diego City Council, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors, the Governor of California and was awarded the Higgins and Langley Memorial Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Rescue by the National Association for Search and Rescue.
	www.sandiego.gov /lifeguards/about/river.shtml (222 words)

	San Diego @ WestCoastRoads (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Yes, San Diego is the largest city in the United States that is not served by a single U.S. highway (other cities not served by U.S. highways include Seattle, Washington, and Tucson, Arizona).
		California 94 continues east as Campo Road to serve the backcountry of San Diego, connecting to the Tecate Port of Entry via California 188 and culminating its easterly journey at Interstate 8 near Boulevard.
		California 163 is the Cabrillo Freeway between downtown San Diego and Junction Interstate 15 in Kearny Mesa.
	www.westcoastroads.com /california/sandiego.html (3787 words)

	A better river inside and out \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		UC San Diego professor Natalie Jeremijenko examined a pond in Lakeside's River Park Conservancy with student volunteers (left to right) Paneet Khattar, Daniel Leu, Stephen Bak and Luke Sigmon.
		The park would be one of several along the path of the 52-mile-long San Diego River, joining recreation areas ranging from Mission Trails Regional Park in Santee to Robb Field in Ocean Beach.
		As one of the first steps in the project, engineering students from UC San Diego will put in sensors so that information about water clarity, temperature, acidity level and salinity can be sent remotely to the conservancy's office in Lakeside.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20050407/news_2m7river.html (604 words)

	San Diego River Watershed
		With a land area of approximately 440 square miles, the San Diego River watershed is the second largest hydrologic unit (HU) in San Diego County.
		Approximately 58.4% of the San Diego River watershed is currently undeveloped.
		The five reservoirs in the San Diego River watershed supply water to as many as 760,000 residents in the region.
	www.projectcleanwater.org /html/ws_san_diego_river.html (394 words)

	San Diego Trout
		San Diego Trout is an ad-hoc consortium of outdoor enthusiasts, scientists, conservationists, and consultants who share the common goal of improving and maintaining San Diego's wild trout fisheries in as many as possible of the 58 historic trout/steelhead streams in San Diego County.
		San Mateo Creek is significant as it harbored the last steelhead runs of any consequence in San Diego County; it is the only undammed river in the county, running from the mountains to the ocean, and it is the only river entirely on public land.
		San Diego Trout is actively pursuing its dinosaur hunt--by attempting to locate native San Diego Coastal Rainbow Trout (those not polluted by hatchery genes in any way)--by searching for stranded populations of "pure strain" fish.
	www.sandiegotrout.org (1637 words)

	San Diego River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The San Diego River is a river in San Diego County, California.
		The river discharges into the Pacific Ocean near the entrance to Mission Bay, forming an estuary.
		The river travels 52 miles from its headwaters to the ocean.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/San_Diego_River (215 words)

	Welcome to the San Diego Founder's Trail ~ 9 Historic Landmarks
		Travel in the footsteps of San Diego's earliest inhabitants by visiting the nine intriguing landmarks on the trail.
		Mission San Luis Rey, founded 35 miles north in 1798, was among the largest, most prosperous, and most beautiful in California.
		The Battle of San Pasqual was the only major battle fought in the San Diego area.
	www.earlysandiego.org (475 words)

	Welcome to Adobe GoLive 4
		This bill would, until January 1, 2010, establish the San Diego River Conservancy to acquire and direct the management of specified public lands in the San Diego River Area, as defined, and would prescribe the management, powers, and duties of the conservancy.
		It is the intent of the Legislature that the San Diego River Conservancy consider the recommendations in that concept plan when implementing the provisions of this division.
		SAN DIEGO - AB 2156, Assemblymember Christine Kehoe's measure to establish the San Diego River Conservancy, was signed into law today by Governor Gray Davis.
	members.cox.net /savefanita/Pages/SDRiverAct.html (2665 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Time is a river: Going to the source
		Much of our region's history is tied to the San Diego River, which is formed by moisture from Volcan Mountain, and swollen by springs and streams as it heads west.
		The San Diego moves from east to west, from mountain to ocean, from wilderness to city.
		The San Diego Flume was the 19th century's Splash Mountain.
	www.signonsandiego.com /sdriver (2231 words)

	San Diego Golf Course Review \| Riverwalk Golf Course \| Riverwalk Golf Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The word "strategic" is widely used in golf architecture to indicate the smart placement of bunkers, trees or hazards, which are a golf course defense against the world of titanium and hi-tech golf equipment...
		Its finishing hole is a three-shot, 540-yard par-5 with the San Diego river running across the fairway right in front of the green --thus forcing a second shot lay-up.
		And then there is the trolley which, like the San Diego river, also appears to "run through it".
	www.sandiegogolf.com /course_reviews/riverwalk_golf_course.aspx (643 words)

	San Diego River
		And the upper San Diego River and its tributary, Cedar Creek, offer some of the most scenic cascades in a region of waterfalls.
		The river tumbles over numerous granite ledges, creating spectacular waterfalls and deep pools for those with the wilderness skills and physical stamina to explore them.
		The trail provides great views of the inaccessible San Diego River canyon to the north, as well as Cedar Creek to the south.
	www.friendsoftheriver.org /CaliforniaRivers/Rivers/SanDiego.html (296 words)

	ET 04/03: San Diego River Park
		Chairman of the Board for the San Diego River Park Foundation, Michael Beck, was on hand at the ceremony representing the many community groups and individuals who worked on and supported this legislation.
		The San Diego River Park Foundation is a nonprofit organization formed to support the establishment of the River Park and to assist the many non-governmental organizations which have come together to work on this effort.
		Lakeside is one of the oldest communities in San Diego and has an important stretch of the river, which has been a subject of community discussions for many years.
	www.sdearthtimes.com /et0403/et0403s5.html (680 words)

	San Diego Regional Economic Development Corporation
		The City of Santee and the County of San Diego are jointly working on master development of a 104-acre High Tech Corporate Office Park on County-owned land in the Santee Town Center.
		The City of Santee is poised to be “the next high tech frontier” for the San Diego region, given its optimal location and corporate development potential.
		San Diego Regional EDC works in partnership with, and receives significant funding from, the City of San Diego.
	www.sandiegobusiness.org /partner_santee.asp (379 words)

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		Upper San Diego River (In the 1930's, the F & G truck broke down in Santee, and they were then forced to plant the San* Diego River with a batch of 6" to 9" ers, at the old 6th street ponds.
		San Luis Rey River* (above the Vista/Escondido diversion dam upstream to Henshaw Reservoir).
		The native trout species for San Diego County is Oncorhynchus mykiss (rainbow trout).
	www.sandiegotrout.org /sdstreams.html (457 words)

	San Diego (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		San Diego Barracks continued to operate as a subpost of Fort Rosecrans until abandoned December 15, 1921.
		San Diego State College was the first of the California State Colleges to do so when, on June 7, 1963 it conferred an honorary doctorate upon the late President of the United States, John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
		San Diego County acquired it in 1973 for the Guajome Regional Park.
	ohp.parks.ca.gov /default.asp?page_id=21478 (5660 words)

	San Diego California online. Recreation rivers and lakes. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Murray Reservoir is located within the boundary of Mission Trails Regional Park, which lies between the city of San Diego and the neighboring communities of La Mesa and Santee.
		Located behind locked gates in a remote area of San Diego County and closed for many years, access has been offered on a limited basis by reservation only since 1994.
		- San Vicente is a deep, steep-sided reservoir on San Vicente Creek, approximately 25 miles northeast of San Diego.
	sandiegocaliforniaonline.com /recreation-rivers-and-lakes.htm (621 words)

	River Park
		The San Diego River is born free and wild, then tamed and abused by civilization...
		The San Diego River Park Foundation is sponsoring 6-month community effort to develop a vision for the park.
		Comments may also be submitted to the San Diego River Park Foundation at www.sandiegoriver.org or mailed to PO Box 149, La Jolla, CA 92038.
	home.san.rr.com /sdstreetman/TCC/issues/river.htm (255 words)

	Silvas in Old Town San Diego - Page 1
		Floodwaters of the San Diego River sometime around 1821 washed away soil which could have shown what year the posts were set.
		Her grandfather Jose Miguel and her father Jose Manuel were an important part of San Diego's early growth and settlement, as were the native Americans who lived here when the soldiers first arrived.
		Jose Miguel Silvas died in 1789 and was buried at the San Diego Presidio.
	history.sandiego.edu /gen/projects/~khughart/silvas/page1.html (3385 words)

	sandiego.indymedia.org \| San Diego River Conservancy Act Signed by Governor Davis! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Davis joked that the reason he was signing the bill is that the "river runs through Santee." The Governor's wife Sharon grew up in Santee.
		Aaron Collinsworth, San Diego Councilmember Donna Frye, Mayor Dick Murphy, Michael Beck (S.D. Coordinator of the Endangered Habitats League) and bill author Assemblymember Christine Kehoe Speaker pro Tempore of the California State Assembly look on in delight.
		A State Conservancy with the ability to acquire, restore and manage land in the San Diego River area is being created.
	sandiego.indymedia.org /en/2002/09/2379.shtml (446 words)

	San Diego Metropolitan Magazine - San Diego Scene
		The San Diego County Regional Airport Authority is preparing to issue an RFP seeking WiFi service providers, with service to begin early next year.
		The company was retained by FIX San Diego, represented by Jon Mangini, for the $500,000 project The property owner is Steven Barry.
		While CB Richard Ellis in San Diego forecasts about 8,000 condo conversions this year, Mark Read, its senior managing director, says the day is dawning for similar conversions of commercial buildings “I think we are going to see more office condos because people want to own,” Read says.
	www.sandiegometro.com /2004/aug/sdscene.php (2562 words)

	Riverwalk Golf Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Water comes into play on 13 of the 27 holes with four new lakes and the San Diego River.
		Use our San Diego Golf Reservations - Golf Map to get an idea where the golf courses are located throughout San Diego County.
		View a list of ALL San Diego Golf Courses, including public, private, military, and executive golf courses.
	www.sandiegogolf.com /courses/riverwalk-golf-club.aspx (352 words)

	San Diego Zoo Exhibit: Tiger River
		Tiger River is the San Diego Zoo's rain forest bioclime, designed to instill you with a sense of wonder, discovery, and appreciation for the fragility of one of the world's most threatened environments.
		Dozens of water nozzles hidden among trees and plants along the path create a fine mist that blankets the Tiger River exhibit, lowering the temperature by 10 degrees and providing needed moisture for the tropical plants.
		The pools and waterfalls in Tiger River appear to be part of one continuous water system.
	www.sandiegozoo.org /zoo/ex_tiger_river.html (576 words)

	Conservation, San Diego Chapter, Sierra Club
		San Diego River Park - Working with local non-profit organizations, as well as Assemblymember Chris Kehoe's Select Committee on Park and River Restoration, to establish a 52 mile river park from Ocean Beach to Julian.
		San Dieguito River Valley Park - Participation in the CAC to the Joint Powers Authority to support development and expansion of this park resource extending from Del Mar to Vulcan Mtn.
		Overseeing open space park systems throughout San Diego and Imperial counties.
	sandiego.sierraclub.org /conservation/index.asp?content=parks (138 words)

	The San Diego River Watershed Workgroup
		The San Diego River Watershed Workgroup has completed the San Diego River Watershed Management Plan.
		Please fill out the On-Line San Diego River Watershed Management Plan Survey.
		The next phase of the project is to begin implementation of the recommended actions in the San Diego River Watershed Management Plan.
	www.projectcleanwater.org /html/ws_san_diego_river_plan.html (174 words)

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