Plans for a new health spa built by the owners of Wine & Roses were denied at a San Joaquin County Planning Commission meeting on Thursday. There was a full house in attendance and all commissioners were present for the decision.
Russ Munson applied to construct a health spa resort on a 2.3-acre property, the Windcrest estate, on the north side of Woodbridge Road just east of Lower Sacramento Road. The five-year plan would convert an existing pool house into a spa, a 3,850-square-foot residence into an inn with five rooms, and later build a 3,500-square-foot conference and event center.
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Bobcatbob Ingram posted at 4:16 am on Sun, Nov 4, 2012.
Denied the application to build new spa area because, 'Grape farming makes to much noise and his son likes to hunt in the vineyard and doesn't want to control where he aims' ?? Uuuummm , Last I looked Cal state laws state hunting laws already protect the area because of the existing house. I sympathize with the Young hunter because as a young man I loved to hunt vineyards up in Mendocino.
What was the expected wealth generation for this operation if the 'spa' BUSINESS is successful ? How much extra tax revenue would the business bring to Lodi ? Do You think any of the clients might also stop in town to fill the tank or buy a 'Stuck in Lodi Again' T-shirt ?
I know that it doesn't seem like big bucks if Lodi business's are thriving but if You like the sound of your cash register , ch ching, every sale helps.