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                     conv~nient  reference.         This  also  applies  to  the  SulDhur

                     Springe  Union  which  was  effected.  in  194-5  bettveen  the  Mint

                     Ca.nyon  School  and  th~  Suluhur  Springs  School.


                              Climatic  conditions.  The  Little  Santa  Clara  Vall~y

                     he.s  a  climate  typical  of  the  inland  valleys  of  Southern

                     California.      It  is  11 ttle  s.ff~ct~d  by  the  clime.tic  condi-

                     tions  of  the  lower  valley  in  Ventura  County.           The  area
                     is  hot  and  dry  in  the  summer  and  fall  months  and  subject

                     to  frosts  in  the  winter.       In  winter  months  a  lo~  of  fif-

                     teen  de~rees  is  experienced,  and  in  summer  th~  thermo~eter

                     often  reaches  108  degreeP.        The  area  is  often  subject  to

                    biting  winds  from  the  north  ann  east  in  the  winter  months,
                    and  a  hot,  dry  wind  in  the  spring  and  summer  months.           The

                    rr:ed.ie.n  temperature  during  the  da.y  in  winter  is  close  to

                    seventy  degrees,  a.no_  in  summer  the  medie_n  d.ay  temperature

                    is  in  the  high  Pighties.


                              We.ter  and  land  use.     The  town  of  Newhall  is  supplied

                    with water  from  three  wells  owned.  by  the  Newhe.11  We. ter
                    Company.      The  rapid  growth  o.f  the  town  in  the  past  two

                    y~ars  has  put  a  very  sevPre  strain  on  the  local  water

                    system.     Ne-:,r  1 inPs  e.na.  new  pumps  have  been  ada.ea.  to  :nore

                    adecuetely  sPrve  the  townspeoole.

                              In  th 0   other  arPas  of  the  district  the  main  source
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