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Thomason Development

Oasis & Cascade Clean-up

Posted on October 28, 2015 by Press Release

When the RPD Code Enforcement Team was formed in January 2015, one of the private properties it found with a large number of illegal transient camps was the extensive open land owned by the Thomason Development Co. to the northwest… Continue Reading →

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