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Characterize Name:    Aqua Master
Part Issue:    1-1W #100-1
Dial window statistics specimen:    Pane
Seize:    deployment-clip
Invalid earthly:    stainless-knife
Pack diameter:    47 millimeters
Turns out that Thickness:    15 millimeters
Tie documents:    stainless-bite the bullet
Dial color:    Gold w/ Diamonds
Almanac:    Antiquated
Position:    swiss-quartz
The highest impenetrable to abstruseness:    300 Feet


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The Ventura County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to move ahead with an effort to eradicate giant reeds and other invasive plants from creeks near Ojai.

The project will cost about $698,000, with the county Watershed Protection District paying $10,000 and the state covering the rest with money from a bond measure.

Removal of the invasive plants will start in December and wrap up in 2011, Watershed Protection District Director Norma Camacho said.

The board approved it by a vote of 4-0. Supervisor Kathy Long missed the meeting for personal reasons.

The eradication project will cover 212 acres along Upper San Antonio, Thatcher, McNell and Reeves creeks, all tributaries of the Ventura River.

In about 95 percent of that area, the reeds will be cut down and an herbicide will be spread onto the stumps. In the other 5 percent, the plants will be sprayed. The county is using similar methods to remove arundo in Matilija Canyon.

Eight Ojai-area residents urged the board to reject the project, and the county also received about a dozen letters of opposition. Opponents argued for either leaving the reeds in the creeks or removing them by hand.

Source: Ventura County Star

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