Redesign or Stop the 19-Home Development on Mulholland and San Feliciano!
347 Comments
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Anne-Christine von Wetter
6 years ago
Please do not accept this proposal without reviews.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Terrible environmental impact. Please reconsider.
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jerry korengold
6 years ago
Shame on anyone who would anyone want to destroy beautiful trees and land in the interest of greed, congestion and indifference
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Maureen Droney Kessie
6 years ago
Oaks and open space are irreplaceable. This is a poorly thought out project
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Carlos Duque
· petition starter
6 years ago
Tell two neighbors to tell two neighbors!
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Carlos Duque
· petition starter
6 years ago
Well said Glenn. Everyone loses except Harridge Development.
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Glenn Cook
6 years ago
There is absolutely no reason to grant the developer any deviations from the current zoning restrictions in place on this property other than to line the pockets of the developers. The community will suffer, the trees will suffer, everyone loses if this plan is allowed to go through.
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Jennifer Love
6 years ago
Sorry for typos. There is already too much traffic in this area and too much car pollution. 19 more homes that are not within code allow for even more people, more car pollution, and more congestion. That is not what this tight area needs. We need more trees for oxygen and we need to protect the wildlife that lives in this area.
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Jennifer Love
6 years ago
These is already too much traffic in this area and to much car pollution. 19 more homes that are not within code allow for even more people, more output of carbon dioxide, more car pollution, and more congestion. That is not what this tight area needs.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
As a homeowner in this area I need to get a city permit and inspection just to trim an oak tree. The developers and the city are skipping their own regulations and using coronavirus to get out of holding public hearings.
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Jason regan
6 years ago
Hope we make the quota
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Diana chan
6 years ago
Please stop the over development of housing in Woodland Hills. There is too much traffic
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Sarah Kennedy
6 years ago
Please stop this development.
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Silvana Gramajo
6 years ago
Stop the tree killing
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Marianne Bordier
6 years ago
I love that stretch of San Feliciano. It should be turned into a park.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Developers should follow existing rules and plan reviews, not get things through on loopholes or crisis situations, especially in protected corridors.
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Jayna Mims
6 years ago
Please do not take down our beautiful historic Oak trees. I own a house in the neighborhood & that is my favorite place to walk my dog every day. I just love those beautiful trees.
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Marie-Michelle Hewett
6 years ago
let's respect the environment and the rules of law.
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Naomi Benghiat
6 years ago
Because of the Corona Virus, our meeting with the City Council was canceled. It was supposed to be rescheduled. Instead, it seems we have been bull dozed over by the city and the developer. This is unfair and I for one want this plan reviewed with the City Council and the neighbors who have been opposing this development!
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Mojgan
6 years ago
Please save the trees and stop hurting the nature.
Please do not accept this proposal without reviews.
Terrible environmental impact. Please reconsider.
Shame on anyone who would anyone want to destroy beautiful trees and land in the interest of greed, congestion and indifference
Oaks and open space are irreplaceable. This is a poorly thought out project
Tell two neighbors to tell two neighbors!
Well said Glenn. Everyone loses except Harridge Development.
There is absolutely no reason to grant the developer any deviations from the current zoning restrictions in place on this property other than to line the pockets of the developers. The community will suffer, the trees will suffer, everyone loses if this plan is allowed to go through.
Sorry for typos. There is already too much traffic in this area and too much car pollution. 19 more homes that are not within code allow for even more people, more car pollution, and more congestion. That is not what this tight area needs. We need more trees for oxygen and we need to protect the wildlife that lives in this area.
These is already too much traffic in this area and to much car pollution. 19 more homes that are not within code allow for even more people, more output of carbon dioxide, more car pollution, and more congestion. That is not what this tight area needs.
As a homeowner in this area I need to get a city permit and inspection just to trim an oak tree. The developers and the city are skipping their own regulations and using coronavirus to get out of holding public hearings.
Hope we make the quota
Please stop the over development of housing in Woodland Hills. There is too much traffic
Please stop this development.
Stop the tree killing
I love that stretch of San Feliciano. It should be turned into a park.
Developers should follow existing rules and plan reviews, not get things through on loopholes or crisis situations, especially in protected corridors.
Please do not take down our beautiful historic Oak trees. I own a house in the neighborhood & that is my favorite place to walk my dog every day. I just love those beautiful trees.
let's respect the environment and the rules of law.
Because of the Corona Virus, our meeting with the City Council was canceled. It was supposed to be rescheduled. Instead, it seems we have been bull dozed over by the city and the developer. This is unfair and I for one want this plan reviewed with the City Council and the neighbors who have been opposing this development!
Please save the trees and stop hurting the nature.