Redevelopment OK’d in Fire-Ravaged Area
From Times Staff Reports
SAN BERNARDINO
The county Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to launch a redevelopment project in Cedar Glen, one of the communities hardest hit in the fall wildfires.
The project is not meant to help residents rebuild burned homes, but rather to improve streets and infrastructure for those who do rebuild.
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