The importance of the 125 housing tract, dubbed Cumming Ranch, will continue as the discussion of conditions of its development and the long-term implications of its approval continue to be discussed.
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On Jan. 30, the County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted to approve the Cumming Ranch Project, despite being called "liable" for future deaths on Highway 67.
In August, the Cumming Ranch Project was backed by County Planning Commission despite public resistance.
Ramona resident Robin Maxson voiced her opinion on July 2011 about the Ramona Community Planning Group supporting the project.
In December 2010, the proposed project received support from the Ramona Community Planning Group.
Advocate groups are making efforts to dispose of the project with the help of websites like No Cumming Ranch and Citizens for a Rural Ramona.
The housing proposal, which plans to build 125 houses on one- to two-acre lots, sits at the south end of town, off Highland Valley Road and Highway 67. Driscoll's partnership, 805 Properties, bought the ranch in 1993.
—Sam Bonacci contributed to this story.
