The dinosaurs came forward in time at a Goleta (California) Sanitary District open house last October.
The district held its second Jurassic Plant Tour to educate guests from neighboring communities about wastewater treatment facility operations. The highlight was a 30-foot-tall, inflatable Tyrannosaurus rex.
“The district has been hosting a free open house every other year since 1951,” says Laura Romano, management analyst for the district. “The past two times, we have gone with a dinosaur theme because we know it’s something children can relate to.”
The district, based in Goleta, supports a population of 80,000, has more than 132 miles of
