| # | Name | Comments |
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| 251 | Patricia Leslie | History is worth more than money. |
| 252 | Monty Cleeves | Why do people buy property for the character of the neighborhood and then change the character when they build? |
| 253 | Donna von Hoesslin | I have had the pleasure of spending much time in this wonderful place with some of the creative and inspiring people who have lived there over the years. I was shocked to hear it might be gone soon. I pray that will not be the case.
Aloha,
Donna |
| 254 | David Pu'u | This place is amazing. I have walked it's halls and rooms. It would be a shame to lose it to development if there was any way at all to preserve it. It is a vital part of History, not to mention Santa Cruz! |
| 255 | paxton brewer | condos are a dime a dozen, historic landmarks are priceless. i live in the pleasure point community and will be deeply saddened if the roadhouse is razed.
please preserve this historic structure. |
| 256 | Carrie Brewer | |
| 257 | Mat Warren | Save The Road House. History is always forgotton if there is no proof it ever existed. |
| 258 | catherine cusick | |
| 259 | gail La Roque | I have lived and stayed in various areas of Santa Cruz and without a doubt Pleasure Point is a true community. It is a rare and precious thing when neighbors all know and care for each other, visit daily on the beach and in the water, and actively work to maintain their community. I fully support improvements to the cliffs and walkway but not at the expense of destroying this community. Please create a park and maintain meeting areas and local sites such as the roadhouse. Thank you. gail La Roque |
| 260 | Dina El Dessouky | Santa Cruz cannot afford to lose any more of its heritage sites. It also cannot afford to be developed any more than it already is--have you seen the traffic in town the last few years? And not to mention the threat of East Cliff Drive, the road the house adjacent to the house, falling into the sea due to erosion. This place was never meant to be developed to the extent that it has been. Keep Santa Cruz's integrity and history: save the Roadhouse!!! |
| 261 | Maryellen Hanson | keep the culture alive!!!! |
| 262 | Craig McNair | That's my favorite place in the whole PP area...
SAVE IT !!!!!!!!!
Maybe a surf bed and breakfast?
or a pleasure point surf museum? |
| 263 | Anonymous | |
| 264 | john manning | |
| 265 | Jenna | |
| 266 | Noah Brendlen | This is an important historical treasure and link to the past. |
| 267 | Erin Brown | |
| 268 | john bitter | Save the history of Pleasure Point |
| 269 | Karen Lindemann | Please save this historic area so that future generations may enjoy it as much as I have! |
| 270 | Anonymous | The Eastside is losing its flavor. New unaffordable "trophy houses" are dominating my old neighborhood that I have been forced to move from because I cannot afford to there. Help save the Roadhouse for future generations!! |
| 271 | Daev Brown | |
| 272 | Kevin Kingston | As a long time resident of Santa Cruz I would like to see the Roadhouse saved. The County needs to step up and partner with a historial developer that will not only save the building but preserve the site for future generations. If the City of Santa Cruz can complete simular projects the County should also be able to make it happen. |
| 273 | dennis hostetter | i believe it's important to preserve the buildings which represent our unique local history.The Roadhouse would serve as an excellent community center for Pleasure Point. Please vote to make it a recognized historical site. |
| 274 | Samuel Lau | Save the beautiful road house |
| 275 | Samuel Lau | Save the beautiful road house |
| 276 | Linell Walker | Please designate the Roadhouse as the historical site that it is. |
| 277 | Linell Walker | Please designate the Roadhouse as the historical site that it is. |
| 278 | Gabrielle Alberti | Save the Roadhouse! Santa Cruz does not need anymore track homes or condos. Let's preserve the flavor of Pleasure Point. |
| 279 | Kathy McClure | The Pleasure Point area is one of the most unique areas in the county. As such its historic structures should be preserved and used for neighborhood activities. Pleasure Point and the surrounding area should be preserved from Monster houses and none stop development |
| 280 | Jim Littlefield | Please, listen to the community will and preserve the PP Roadhouse for public use and future generations. Whatever you do, do not allow PP to be rebuilt like Newport Beach, for example. Pleasure Point has only this historic site along the coastline to link the neighborhood to its past.
In public hands, this site could became a huge neighborhood asset and a focal-site for community meetings and events, particularly PP groups and focus groups with coastal and marine interests. |
| 281 | Kathy Lamothe | |
| 282 | phil reader 951 paget avenue | I support the NR-5 of the Pleasure Point Roadhouse. It is ideal a Community Center and Park site. |
| 283 | Laura Anderson | |
| 284 | Christine Jones | Please preserve this bldg as a historical site. |
| 285 | Anonymous | The Roadhouse is a true icon. Too many of our historic gems are threatened with demolition and replacement with pastel, stucco boxes. It was really not that long ago that Pleasure Point was an idyllic bluff-top countryside. The Roadhouse hearkens back to simpler times and the history of our region. It will be a shame and a heartbreak to lose it. Why the owners can't renovate it into a charming, historic beach house and still retain the character of the building is beyond me. |
| 286 | Bob MacLean | Don't really understand why there is a discussion on this. We will be sorry if this isn't declared a historical structure. |
| 287 | Hallie Richmond | |
| 288 | Omar Etcheverry | Let me know if there's anything I can do to help! |
| 289 | Karri Thygersen | |
| 290 | Karri Thygersen | |
| 291 | red berkhemer | save the hisory on the point , do not let it fall to development.the history in this town is allready dieing, don't let it continue. |
| 292 | Russell Bryan Love | I like the idea of the museum and community center at the Roadhouse as long as it is historically preserved. I also believe that there should be living quarters for a caretaker and like a family of docents to keep the spirit of the buildings native and lived in and livened up. |
| 293 | Rick Larsen | |
| 294 | tim Ward | |
| 295 | Kirsten Attlesey | |
| 296 | Faye Ang | |
| 297 | Anonymous | |
| 298 | Michelle Corral | |
| 299 | Amanda White | |
| 300 | Anonymous | |