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

Terrible to see this precious landscape disappear!

I oppose this development as approved. Please feel free to contact me for any help in opposition

Come up with a better plan that creates a less populated track and preserves foliage. Tear down those ugly buildings on the property. They are an eyesore and dangerous to have standing, especially opposite an all-girl's high school.

This is terrible! We need to preserve our wildlife. We need to preserve our oak trees! We cannot handle anymore congestion in our neighborhood. The traffic is very dangerous. It is already impossible to leave or come home with all these here. If there was a disaster....we would all be in trouble! Stop. Please stop!

This is terrible! We need to preserve our wildlife. We need to preserve our oak trees! We cannot handle anymore congestion in our neighborhood. The traffic is very dangerous. It is already impossible to leave or come home with all these here. If there was a disaster....we would all be in trouble! Stop. Please stop!

This is terrible! We need to preserve our wildlife. We need to preserve our oak trees! We cannot handle anymore congestion in our neighborhood. The traffic is very dangerous. It is already impossible to leave or come home with all these here. If there was a disaster....we would all be in trouble! Stop. Please stop!

The resistance to developing this property has been fermenting on for 15+ years and has not improved with age. Opposed!

Oak trees need to be preserved. High density not fitting the area and Santa Monica mountain corridor

Please stop the development as it is proposed today. Ideally this space would be turned into a much needed park for the area. The development as proposed does not fit into the existing neighborhood. The homes are much closer together and lots are much smaller than the homes that are already here. Please do not cut down any of the protected Heritage Coast live oaks. This project also needs approval of the Design Review Board of the Mulholland Scenic Parkway. If this is indeed going to be built, then no shortcuts should be taken. Shortcuts will only cause headaches for everyone in the long run. Please listen to the neighbors. We are the ones who will be impacted on a daily basis for years and years to come.

I would like to see this area turn into a park. The neighborhood needs a local park. The trees are there and all we need is few trails and benches.

My husband and I are against the 19 home development on San Feliciano and Mulholland. Woodlan Hills has already been overdeveloped to the point of negatively affecting the quality of life for its residents.

I have objections as to the development of 19 very large homes spaced too closely together and the removal of mature oak trees. Also the street opens out onto a blind hill with potential for accidents.

Development on this property will disrupt the wildlife who use this area as a transit love no in to the Sana’a Monica Mountains. This the last remaining open space I. Woodland Hills and contains many protected Heritage Coast live oaks. Please stop this development.

Development on this property will disrupt the wildlife who use this area as a transit love no in to the Sana’a Monica Mountains. This the last remaining open space I. Woodland Hills and contains many protected Heritage Coast live oaks. Please stop this development.

This development in current form does not fit the existing neighborhood. Too many units with not enough space between each unit. Further, any development needs to leave and accommodate the beautiful existing trees that are irreplaceable. Lastly this project needs to be approved by Design Review Board of the Mulholland Scenic Parkway Specific Plan. Which has not been the case. Less density and less intrusion on wildlife need to be prioritized as a new, less dense proposal for this area with its existing and irreplaceable setting.

Please do not build the 19 home building. Woodland Hills is becoming an uncomfortable place to live. Please stop ruining it with homeless shelters in our parks and illegal high density complexes

S.O.S. is doing a great job of accumulating information and disseminating to the neighborhood.

I disagree with the 19 home development for so many reasons.

Too dense too high, out of character for neighborhood and impact on wildlife need new and revised plan that fits in with character of existing homes

This area has crime, homeless citizens lacking shelter and services, horrendous traffic, particularly morning and evening from two high schools and commuters, and inadequate support from police. Taking out the trees and cramming 19 houses into the space? Why?