BAN CANNABIS IN SANTA BARBARA'S BEAUTIFUL NOJOQUI FALLS CORRIDOR FOREVER
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Judy Farris
4 years ago
We need regenerative agriculture and water conservation in this area
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Colleen Severson
4 years ago
Let’s grow food!
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Rachael Siebenaler
4 years ago
Let’s preserve the water we have! And keep these beautiful places from stinking!
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Katherine Carbone
4 years ago
Let's use our water wisely not approve additional projects that we don't have the water to sustain
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Catherine Perman
4 years ago
Please protect this precious area and its ecosystem.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
We cannot sustain increased water use pressure. This precious resource needs to be committed to our food systems.
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Judith McCaffrey
4 years ago
Please ban cannabis in the Nojoqui Falls corridor! We don’t need more cannabis in Santa Barbara county!!
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Terry Hankenson
4 years ago
I am opposed to the cultivation the marijuana in the Nojocqui Falls watershed. This area needs to be preserved.
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Barbara Hirsch
4 years ago
Water, water, ecosystems!
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Dennis Houghton
4 years ago
We must all work to maintain the natural beauty of our open spaces. Hoop houses used in cannabis cultivation are an eyesore and the operation depletes our limited groundwater.
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Stephen Ferry
4 years ago
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I've been visiting the Nojoqui Falls Corridor for over 50 years. It would be a shame to see it degraded by cannabis operations. As a minimum, the total watershed capacity should be measured and evaluated before any additional agricultural operations are approved.
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Clarinda CONGER
4 years ago
BAN COMMERCIAL CANNABIS IN SANTA BARBARA'S BEAUTIFUL NOJOQUI FALLS CORRIDOR
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Dianne Burns
4 years ago
Nojoqui is a jewel. Enuf weed farms already. Per Joni Mitchel; "you don't know what you got till it's gone."
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Marcia Pearson
4 years ago
Caifornia may be entering a period of sustained drought. Prudent planning would seem to dictate that water would best be used for the natural ecosystem and edible crops.
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Loretta Redd
4 years ago
How much cannabis needs to be produced for one relatively small community? This is a tax grab by local politicians.
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Denice Fellows
4 years ago
The Nojoqui FallS Corridor is small and quaint. The traffic, noise, and smell that it would bring is in direct conflict with the beauty in the area. Please vote no!
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Allegra Roth
4 years ago
Keep groundwater available for food production!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
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Time to respect and restore watersheds no matter the crop. Let’s stop abusing the little remaining resources before we end up in the same shape as Cuyama valley, and other mono crop disaster areas.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Keep cannabis out! I don't know what district I'm in for SB (Goleta).
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Please don’t take away the beauty of this area by ruin the at with cannabis, smell alone will devastate the area. My children love this area and you were going to ruinous foul stench of cannabis. Not only that but the type of people that it brings are typically completely unsafe to be around children.
We need regenerative agriculture and water conservation in this area
Let’s grow food!
Let’s preserve the water we have! And keep these beautiful places from stinking!
Let's use our water wisely not approve additional projects that we don't have the water to sustain
Please protect this precious area and its ecosystem.
We cannot sustain increased water use pressure. This precious resource needs to be committed to our food systems.
Please ban cannabis in the Nojoqui Falls corridor! We don’t need more cannabis in Santa Barbara county!!
I am opposed to the cultivation the marijuana in the Nojocqui Falls watershed. This area needs to be preserved.
Water, water, ecosystems!
We must all work to maintain the natural beauty of our open spaces. Hoop houses used in cannabis cultivation are an eyesore and the operation depletes our limited groundwater.
I've been visiting the Nojoqui Falls Corridor for over 50 years. It would be a shame to see it degraded by cannabis operations. As a minimum, the total watershed capacity should be measured and evaluated before any additional agricultural operations are approved.
BAN COMMERCIAL CANNABIS IN SANTA BARBARA'S BEAUTIFUL NOJOQUI FALLS CORRIDOR
Nojoqui is a jewel. Enuf weed farms already. Per Joni Mitchel; "you don't know what you got till it's gone."
Caifornia may be entering a period of sustained drought. Prudent planning would seem to dictate that water would best be used for the natural ecosystem and edible crops.
How much cannabis needs to be produced for one relatively small community? This is a tax grab by local politicians.
The Nojoqui FallS Corridor is small and quaint. The traffic, noise, and smell that it would bring is in direct conflict with the beauty in the area. Please vote no!
Keep groundwater available for food production!
Time to respect and restore watersheds no matter the crop. Let’s stop abusing the little remaining resources before we end up in the same shape as Cuyama valley, and other mono crop disaster areas.
Keep cannabis out! I don't know what district I'm in for SB (Goleta).
Please don’t take away the beauty of this area by ruin the at with cannabis, smell alone will devastate the area. My children love this area and you were going to ruinous foul stench of cannabis. Not only that but the type of people that it brings are typically completely unsafe to be around children.