A San Martin family's livelihood could be on the chopping block at today's county planning commission meeting, according to one of the commissioners.
The San Martin Planning Advisory Committee unanimously agreed Wednesday to recommend that the matter involving a use permit for Antonio and Albertina DaSilva's 31-acre slaughterhouse be continued when it goes before the county planning commission Friday.
In this video, we drop in on the committee meeting and give you the highlights.
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