Save the Trees and Clean Air on the California Coastal Trail
78 Comments
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Elizabeth Geiger
2 months ago
Please save this important environment; the majestic trees and wildlife on Padaro Lane cannot be replaced. The pollution of idling diesel trains along this road will cause harm to all who live or frequent this area.
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Valerie Hoffman
2 months ago
A rail siding along Padaro Lane and the elimination and severe trimming of so many trees would irreparably damage this beautiful environment.
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Judith Walters
2 months ago
I feel strongly that the environment needs to be protected. Please sign this petition. The RR needs to find an alternative way to meet their needs!
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Maxwell Thomas
2 months ago
The conservation state tearing out trees? Color me shocked
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Tyler Lockton
2 months ago
To protect the peace and the Earth of such an amazing place.
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Lindsay Walters
2 months ago
Please show some respect and consideration for the ecosystem! It’s home to important wildlife and this type of deforestation is kill trees that are hundreds of years old!
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reece duca
2 months ago
I want energy savings and commuting options. But this initiative is ill conceived. Trains roll by 70% empty. There are other locations for a Siding project with far fewer adverse effects. Ripping up hundreds of trees - Oak, Monterey Cypress, Sycamores and Eucalyptus is poor judgement when there is little benefit and many alternatives. Money is scarce. We should spend money on projects where we have a high confidence in the ROI for the public who is ultimately paying for this.
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Ann Diener
2 months ago
Hundreds of people use this coastal trail every week.. The trees are irreplacable. I understand rail travel is important (I use the train), but his is the wrong place to put the siding.
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Marcia Pinna
2 months ago
There are many old growth California Natuve protected oaks in addition to the Eucalyptus trees which provide habitat for raptors and other animals that would need to be removed. This would ruin one of the most lovely stretches of land in Carpinteria.
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Daniel White
2 months ago
The beauty of Carpenteria!
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Joy Smith
2 months ago
Padaro Lane is treasured for its natural beauty that provides a key wildlife habitat which would be irrevocably ruined by the Ortega Siding project. Do not allow the Ortega Siding project to proceed at Padaro Lane.
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Kristi Lupoli
2 months ago
The segment that Ortega Siding Project is looking at, is a high impact area - trees of significance which are homes to wildlife, housing, beaches....there are areas south that do not have these issues..
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Suzanne Duca
2 months ago
We'd like to save the 100 year old Monterey Cypress
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samantha Gillard
2 months ago
to preserve our wildlife and trees
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Marti Wiedmann
2 months ago
Clean air
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Angie Mack
2 months ago
I am particularly concerned as these trees act as a migratory stop for Monarch Butterflies and house different species of coastal birds. Other species, like turtles, call this area home. Removing the habitat will have detrimental effects on these, and potentially other, protected species.
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Lynn Taylor
2 months ago
Save the trees because of the butterflies- keep trains from idling- prevent further noise pollution
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Beccar Marcus
2 months ago
protect this beautiful lane from noise, pollution and protect the trees and wildlife.
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Dodd Geiger
2 months ago
In this day of environmental disaster one doesn’t trade ancient living trees and air improving greenery for a railroad siding. Bad trade.
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Patricia French
2 months ago
Without the trees, the monarch butterflies, owls, wildlife habitats will all go. A sanctuary will be destroyed. No to the siding in this location!
Please save this important environment; the majestic trees and wildlife on Padaro Lane cannot be replaced. The pollution of idling diesel trains along this road will cause harm to all who live or frequent this area.
A rail siding along Padaro Lane and the elimination and severe trimming of so many trees would irreparably damage this beautiful environment.
I feel strongly that the environment needs to be protected. Please sign this petition. The RR needs to find an alternative way to meet their needs!
The conservation state tearing out trees? Color me shocked
To protect the peace and the Earth of such an amazing place.
Please show some respect and consideration for the ecosystem! It’s home to important wildlife and this type of deforestation is kill trees that are hundreds of years old!
I want energy savings and commuting options. But this initiative is ill conceived. Trains roll by 70% empty. There are other locations for a Siding project with far fewer adverse effects. Ripping up hundreds of trees - Oak, Monterey Cypress, Sycamores and Eucalyptus is poor judgement when there is little benefit and many alternatives. Money is scarce. We should spend money on projects where we have a high confidence in the ROI for the public who is ultimately paying for this.
Hundreds of people use this coastal trail every week.. The trees are irreplacable. I understand rail travel is important (I use the train), but his is the wrong place to put the siding.
There are many old growth California Natuve protected oaks in addition to the Eucalyptus trees which provide habitat for raptors and other animals that would need to be removed. This would ruin one of the most lovely stretches of land in Carpinteria.
The beauty of Carpenteria!
Padaro Lane is treasured for its natural beauty that provides a key wildlife habitat which would be irrevocably ruined by the Ortega Siding project. Do not allow the Ortega Siding project to proceed at Padaro Lane.
The segment that Ortega Siding Project is looking at, is a high impact area - trees of significance which are homes to wildlife, housing, beaches....there are areas south that do not have these issues..
We'd like to save the 100 year old Monterey Cypress
to preserve our wildlife and trees
Clean air
I am particularly concerned as these trees act as a migratory stop for Monarch Butterflies and house different species of coastal birds. Other species, like turtles, call this area home. Removing the habitat will have detrimental effects on these, and potentially other, protected species.
Save the trees because of the butterflies- keep trains from idling- prevent further noise pollution
protect this beautiful lane from noise, pollution and protect the trees and wildlife.
In this day of environmental disaster one doesn’t trade ancient living trees and air improving greenery for a railroad siding. Bad trade.
Without the trees, the monarch butterflies, owls, wildlife habitats will all go. A sanctuary will be destroyed. No to the siding in this location!