On my walk around Spring Lake, I think SR Water

[Joe Cocker]

Was putting up a sign about the function of flood control what Spring Lake does. The first thing I noticed was the sign was SPANISH FIRST then ENGLISH. Left to Right

On Friday I was walking with a dog walker as she had nine dogs with her. I pointed the new sign to her, we stopped and she read it. I said do you see anything strange about this sign she said no. I said look you are now a SECOND CLASS CITIZEN. The brain washing has worked on her and she not into the news at all either. Press key pad button one for Spanish, press key pad button two for English.

Now who would give these instruction on printing this sign?

[danceswithdogs]

Kalifornia is once again Mexico. It happened without a whimper.

[Joe Cocker]

Now they put up another sign over looking the pump station on Montgomery Drive, I just couldn't or didn't want to read it. That pump station I believe, it's water goes to the town of Sonoma.

I like to know if it's the Santa Rosa's water company or county park system, I just might join the free loaders and park on Montgomery when my pass is due. Why support the parks then? I'll find out who recommended it. I know when I started walking they didn't like putting up signs, the ranger thought it looked like a freeway disturb the atmosphere. Sense she left for the northwest coast the changes are in poor choices.

[ferrous]

I've worked on that pump station on the Northeast side of Spring Lake. It's operated by the City of Santa Rosa, not the Sonoma County Water Agency. It helps maintain water pressure in the area.

You're right Joe.. It's a pumping booster station not one of their wells

[Joe Cocker]

The park belongs to the water district or agency. The sign I didn't read the other day tells about the station as a pressure station. I do think along with that pressure station some of that water could goes to Sonoma? I was told the water district agency put up the signs.