After representing the Fallbrook Hispanic community and its opinions on putting in community parks in Fallbrook’s more congested areas, Ricardo Favela was elected to be a sitting board member of the County Service Area (CSA) No. 81 advisory board on November 18.
Favela was considered by the board to fill the seat vacated by the resignation of Craig Olson after presenting neighborhood concerns about not having a county-maintained park nearby.
He also helped prepare a proposal for a community park on Clemmens Lane on a vacant lot formally used by SDG&E to house a transporter.
“There were so many...
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