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Winery turned down in Sonoma County

Bill Hocker | Jan 23, 2015 on: Sonoma County

Geoff Ellsworth has just sent over this article on a, perhaps landmark, unanimous decision by the county zoning board to deny a winery project on the basis of neighborhood opposition.

Zoning board turns down Guy Fieri