Signatures San Bernardino County, CA Dark Sky Ordinance Petition : [ powered by iPetitions.com ]

#	First Name	Last Name	State	Country	Comments
51	Walter	Lickteig	CA	US
52	William	Coomler	CA	US
53	james	butts	CA	US	As the Northridge quake showed people don't know what the Milky Way looks likes...When they called police and fire...and asked if the cloudy stuff in the sky...
54	traci	butts	CA	US	As my husband stated/And Ambassador For JPL/NASA As the Northridge quake showed people don't know what the Milky Way looks likes...When they called police and fire...and asked if the cloudy stuff in the sky...
55	brian	butts	CA	US	As my dad expressed/Ambassador For JPL/NASA As the Northridge quake showed people don't know what the Milky Way looks likes...When they called police and fire...and asked if the cloudy stuff in the sky...
56	david	jenne	CA	US
57	John	Mortensen	CA	US
58	Harold	Knight	CA	US	CA and US property should be held to the same standards of lighting as the rest of the populace.
59	rob	duke	CA	US	member RAS, CSUSB astronomy club
60	Steven	Miller	CA	US
61	Richard	Luben	CA	US
62	Gary	Lopatynski	CA	US	Being an amateur astronomer for 38 years, I am deeply concerned about the destruction of the night sky.This ordinance will preserve the night sky, give residents adequate lighting and save money. The destruction of the night sky is not an inevitable part of growth and deveolpment. It can easily be avoided and this ordinance will achieve that goal. The enjoyment of the night sky is a birthright that this ordinance will preserve.
63	Ronald	Midlikoski	CA	US
64	MURRAY	MATHESON	CA	US
65	Stephen	Young	CA	US
66	Walter A.	Booth, Jr	CA	US
67	Elaine	Eberle	CA	US
68	Alson	Wong	CA	US
69	bryant a	seavey	CA	US
70	Eugene	Roemhild	CA	US
71	Merton A.	Bobo	CA	US
72	William	Patton	CA	US
73	Gerald	Rezes	CA	US
74	Gerald	Rezes	CA	US
75	Ryan	Massey	CA	US
76	Micheal	Simpson	CA	US
77	Kim	Floyf	CA	US
78	Joyce	Floyd	CA	US
79	Pamela	Smyth	CA	US	This is an absolutely essential proposal. Sadly, when the City of Yucaipa annexed unincorporated commerical property along outer hwy 10, no provision was made to protect the residences in the rear of these very old mostly "mom and pop" frontage properties. As a result, we have a mammoth bill board and horrendous floodlights that trespass onto, into, and through our home in excess of 400 feet from the light source. This should never have been overlooked and there is no ordinance in place to protect us from this oversight. In addition, I now cannot observe the night sky because the floodlights have been intensified and raised. We are blinded day and night by what is tantamount to 3 train headlights. We are even blinded so much that we cannot see the entrance to our own driveway anymore.
80	Art	Hillmer	VA	US	Why is it so hard to make people do the right thing?
81	Barry	Bishop	CA	US
82	Bonnie	Brinkerhoff	CA	US
83	Blake	Brinkerhoff	CA	US
84	Gerry	Seck	CA	US	I belong to the Ventura County Astronomical Society, and attend the Riverside Telescope Makers Conference outside of Big Bear City every year. Save the dark skies!
85	John	Aziz	CA	US
86	Laura	Rogers	CA	US
87	STEVE	ARAGON	CA	US
88	Jody	Lopez	CA	US
89	Lopez	Dan	CA	US
90	ellen	wilson	CA	US
91	Ann	Brassard	CA	US
92	david	cook	CA	US
93	frank	kren	CA	US	...and He made night and day...
94	Nikki	Coulas		US	I face the north and worry about the loss of night sky because of the growth in Phelon, Adelanto, etc. Most of those people talk of moving to the desert for the night sky and sense of safety yet seem to be illuminating their property like Roman candles!
95	Brandice	Sands	CA	US
96	Wolfe	Maggie	CA	US	I teach astronomy to students and it's kind of hard when you can't see the stars...
97	Jenny	Wilder	CA	US	Many of our city lights and residential lights are blinding and annoying. I think this ordinance is very necessary!
98	David	Morris	CA	US
99	Richard	Watts	CA	US
100	Susan	Markovic	CA	US	I support this ordinance fully. I remember the night skies of my youth and it is so sad to know there are people here in our community who have never seen the beauty in our night sky. Not only will this ordinance help keep the skies darker, I believe in the long run, the energy savings will be well worth the effort taken now.