Redesign or Stop the 19-Home Development on Mulholland and San Feliciano!
347 Comments
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Marcy Bowen
6 years ago
Please keep the space open for natural habitat. Save the planet don’t destroy it
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Kevin Lee
6 years ago
Hell to the no.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
This is rediculous to cut oaks. Let the developers develop around the oaks!!!
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Jennifer Jurick
6 years ago
We have so little remaining green space. I am opposed to this development.
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Monica Grombacher
6 years ago
please keep out of our neighborhood!
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Neill Simmons
6 years ago
Stop or redesign the development on San Feliciano and Mulholland.
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Myron Grombacher
6 years ago
I live directly across from the proposed egress.It’s on a blind curve that is already the sight of numerous accidents. This development needs to be in line with the existing neighborhoods. I am sure it is not in the best interest of anyone but the developer,I have lived and paid taxes in this neighborhood for over 20 years. This is a travesty of planning and is not compliment with established regulations and will irreparably alter the beauty and serenity of our long established neighborhood.
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Carlos Duque
· petition starter
6 years ago
Please give more info to [email protected] and we'll research it. Thanks Scott!!
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Carlos Duque
· petition starter
6 years ago
Coast Live Oak is one of several protected trees. Others on this lot are California Black Walnut and a pending protected tree, Mexican or Blue Elderberry, three of which will be removed. Current mitigation for removing a protected tree with the Planning Director's approval, is replace it with at least two like kind species but small specimens in 36 inch crates are allowed. The question is, why is the Planning Director giving this immoral developer the approvals?
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Scott Allen
6 years ago
What’s happening to CA State required storm water mitigation? This development is required to provide for storm water BMP’s & LADBS is required to enforce.
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E Raphael
6 years ago
Save the Trees
Keep the Green Spaces Open for the next generation-Please!
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Shane
6 years ago
I’ve had to spend countless hours and dollars over the last 20 years working in the film business to protect these trees. I was told they are protected...was that a lie?
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Not a good idea to remove these old trees and open spaces
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Carlos Duque
· petition starter
6 years ago
We believe they intend to build the lots and then sell the subdivision to a builder that they will have no control over. We would then depend on the City and the Design Review Board to keep things in line. They are failing at that so far.
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Rich Fulcher
6 years ago
Also, I believe the designs for the houses have never been released. Who does that unless they've got something to hide.
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Mark Pracher
6 years ago
this construction plan is not compatabe with our community. it needs to re-thought, and preferably stopped. it endangers open space, wildlife, and the neighborhood. I do not support it.
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Carlos Duque
· petition starter
6 years ago
Regarding infrastructure, this plan only places more strains on existing. As far as we know the only outward mitigation offered is a red painted curb on the corner of the new street. Assuming there will be a fee collected for education and recreation as I believe is customary and required.
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Judith Salk
6 years ago
Strongly opposed to the proposed construction & deconstruction. Do NOT proceed with this plan!!!
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Sheri' Quaintance
6 years ago
I understand development but at what cost
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Lauren Sanda
6 years ago
Do not destroy this lovely tree. We do not need more cement, we need more trees!
Please keep the space open for natural habitat. Save the planet don’t destroy it
Hell to the no.
This is rediculous to cut oaks. Let the developers develop around the oaks!!!
We have so little remaining green space. I am opposed to this development.
please keep out of our neighborhood!
Stop or redesign the development on San Feliciano and Mulholland.
I live directly across from the proposed egress.It’s on a blind curve that is already the sight of numerous accidents. This development needs to be in line with the existing neighborhoods. I am sure it is not in the best interest of anyone but the developer,I have lived and paid taxes in this neighborhood for over 20 years. This is a travesty of planning and is not compliment with established regulations and will irreparably alter the beauty and serenity of our long established neighborhood.
Please give more info to [email protected] and we'll research it. Thanks Scott!!
Coast Live Oak is one of several protected trees. Others on this lot are California Black Walnut and a pending protected tree, Mexican or Blue Elderberry, three of which will be removed. Current mitigation for removing a protected tree with the Planning Director's approval, is replace it with at least two like kind species but small specimens in 36 inch crates are allowed. The question is, why is the Planning Director giving this immoral developer the approvals?
What’s happening to CA State required storm water mitigation? This development is required to provide for storm water BMP’s & LADBS is required to enforce.
Save the Trees Keep the Green Spaces Open for the next generation-Please!
I’ve had to spend countless hours and dollars over the last 20 years working in the film business to protect these trees. I was told they are protected...was that a lie?
Not a good idea to remove these old trees and open spaces
We believe they intend to build the lots and then sell the subdivision to a builder that they will have no control over. We would then depend on the City and the Design Review Board to keep things in line. They are failing at that so far.
Also, I believe the designs for the houses have never been released. Who does that unless they've got something to hide.
this construction plan is not compatabe with our community. it needs to re-thought, and preferably stopped. it endangers open space, wildlife, and the neighborhood. I do not support it.
Regarding infrastructure, this plan only places more strains on existing. As far as we know the only outward mitigation offered is a red painted curb on the corner of the new street. Assuming there will be a fee collected for education and recreation as I believe is customary and required.
Strongly opposed to the proposed construction & deconstruction. Do NOT proceed with this plan!!!
I understand development but at what cost
Do not destroy this lovely tree. We do not need more cement, we need more trees!