New Loveland Updates

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/12xV ... sp=sharingI made a flyer to help anyone who wants to help more.

Please print it, drag it around, and cajole people into getting Sunrise to Sunset at Loveland.
Show lake managers we can work together even if this isn't your lake.
Or use the old-fashioned https://public-district2.sandiegocounty ... eview=true: Thank you!
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Good news coverage for the Loveland Sunrise to Sunset petition.

https://www.eastcountymagazine.org/supe ... Q-iLgNEnAw
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Please sign and or get help with signatures.

How quickly do we forget?

https://www.eastcountymagazine.org/supe ... ise-sunset
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Not gonna blow anyone's spot but it's good to see people out at Loveland catching fish and having fun. Families still getting down there afterwork with little time to enjoy.

Please sign the petition for these folks.
https://public-district2.sandiegocounty ... eview=true
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According to their 2003 water permit, which supersedes all other permits. Sweetwater is supposed to install about 55 more toilets in Loveland. They have always done everythng to keep us using the smallest amount of the 5 mile easement, including withholding toilets, taking the 2000s Bridge money to Sweetwater HQ and spending the recent 750k grant money on useless stuff close to the little trail from the parking lot. .



20. The chemical toilet facilities must be located no more than 500 feet apart at regular intervals along the shoreline at least 50 feet from the existing water level. These must be anchored to prevent overturning, and spill containment must be provided at each portable restroom. They must be moved to higher ground when the water level rises to maintain the 50 foot setback from the water.




This permit supersedes all previous domestic water supply permits issued for this public water system and shall remain in effect unless and until it is amended, revised, reissued, or declared to be null and void by the California Department of Health Services. This permit is non-transferable. Should the Sweetwater Authority Water System undergo a change of ownership, the new owner must apply for and receive a new domestic water supply permit.
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Please be careful about rattlesnakes if you go to Loveland. I went over one boulder for the first time, scrambling down to a fishing spot. I've seen a few, but this is the first time I've been between the water and the snake, and it's rattling. I never saw it because I scrammed away, as did the snake. I figured it was safe to fish once it hid.



People have beaten down trails, and fishing is more accessible than just a few months ago.
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Man those things have always freaked me out.
Did you see this last one in the evening?
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RustyShackleford wrote: Thu Sep 05, 2024 5:13 am Man those things have always freaked me out.
Did you see this last one in the evening?
Hi Rusty.
It was yesterday at about 9:00 AM.
This hot weather makes it perfect for them to move around at night. So, the morning is dangerous because they may have yet to tuck themselves away for the day. Ideal temps make them pretty fast compared to too hot or too cold.
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A long time ago just after getting down to the water I heard some ducks going crazy. It was a pair, chasing a rattler across the cove. It was early spring and water was cold, so the snake climbed up into a bush next to the bank and laid there sprawled out to warm up. Saw two more that day
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StinkyPinky23 wrote: Thu Sep 05, 2024 1:06 pm A long time ago just after getting down to the water I heard some ducks going crazy. It was a pair, chasing a rattler across the cove. It was early spring and water was cold, so the snake climbed up into a bush next to the bank and laid there sprawled out to warm up. Saw two more that day
That's a lot in one day. Once out by the buoy line, I flipped a rattlesnake in from the Alpine side with the tip of my rod, and it swam to the Jamul side!
Another freaky snake thing: I had a stringer of bluegill, and a team of water-loving snakes tried to eat them even when I picked the stringer up, and the fish were hanging by my knees!
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It was great that Bruce Smith put his time and energy into the Loveland Cause and Friends of the San Diego Lakes initiatives.
San Diego County has active Lakes advocates!
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Water in the creek going thru cottonwood this weekend
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StinkyPinky23 wrote: Tue Sep 10, 2024 5:31 pm Water in the creek going thru cottonwood this weekend

Funny, Like retaliation by Sweetwater again? Maybe. I don't think so, though. LOL.
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Word has it, they are drawing it down.
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I had not heard; thank you.
If it were a significant transfer in the dry season and not closer to winter, I'd be surprised, but you never know.
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