Some oppose county's plans to turn the secluded North County site into a mental health hub
Green Oak Ranch, the beloved and secluded property up for sale after decades hosting a wide array of community functions, is getting interest beyond a bid from the San Diego County Board of Supervisors. The Vista City Council will hold its second closed-session meeting on the 138-acre property Tuesday.
' Chris Megison, chief executive officer of Solutions for Change, said the county's move came as a surprise. He said his organization had been approached by the property's 'landlord' and told that it was the favored suitor for Green Oak Ranch. 'We can only go forward based on what we've been told, which is that we're still favored and considered,' Megison said.
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