Redesign or Stop the 19-Home Development on Mulholland and San Feliciano!

Our Coastal Live Oaks are to be protected. Do Not kill the Oak and all wildlife dependent upon it at the entrance to Mulholland Scenic Parkway.

I hope it isn’t too late to stop this awful act!!

The destruction of these beautiful trees and the birds and wildlife they support would be a tragedy. I oppose the current plan for development.

The oaks are needed by all. New homes can go elsewhere. You are paving paradise and people need trees too.

The California Live Oaks are a part of the history of California. Please do NOT make the history of California about cement sidewalks and buildings!

This practice by developers is beyond criminal. Please preserve the space, natural specimens and habitats of this Western part of Los Angeles County. You cannot create this invaluable resource. You must protect and preserve it. Honor and revere this in any design. Please SAVE Oak Savanna.

Please!!! Do you have a conscience? Let these words go to your heart and move you to tears when you look at this amazing tree: “Don’t it always seem to go that you don’t know what you got till it’s gone. They paved paradise and put up a parking lot.” Do something you are proud of ... like what Ed Edelman did by saving that beautiful section of Topanga Canyon from the Disney heiress' who planned to create a golf course and some "McMansions." Be proud to bring your grandchildren to this beautiful spot of nature and tell them you were instrumental in saving it for them ... and their children. Thank you for your public service and for reading this. Melanie Papish

Great perspective! Thanks for giving us this awesome angle.

Over 5,000 species of insects rely on oaks for some or all of their life cycles. More than 80 species of reptiles and amphibians reside in oaks. More than 150 Birds rely on oaks. Over 60 mammals need oak resources. Human beings are one of those 60 species who benefit from oaks. NO BENEFITS DERIVED FROM 19 new homes in our neighborhood. Keep this area green and wild.

Breaks my heart

We have enough development -- save the little open space we have left.

Our beautiful Woodland Hills streets are being decimated for another development. Horrible idea.

We can’t afford to decimate open space any longer! We should learn from this experience with the coronavirus!

Please don't destroy these trees. We need them.

We live on Avenida Morelos, so we are concerned about the increase in traffic.

The sidewalk can be rerouted, the tree cannot be rerooted, so reroute the sidewalk, a meandering sidewalk is more eye pleasing than a straiht one anyway.

I’ve lived in Woodland Hills for over 50 years. It has changed. Please don’t change it more. We need our trees. They used to keep us cooler. And it’s healthier to have our beautiful trees.

Keep Woodland Hills Woodland!!

I hate it when people cut down viable trees without looking for alternatives

Save our precious Oaks!