COSCA manages the land and is more concerned with native plants not being disturbed. We are working hard to get the City Council to meet our demands. We need all the help we can get. PM me if you want to get on my private email list which informs people of important happenings.
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Nancy Kaffer
5 years ago
!00-200 ft certainly doesn't seem like enough clearance when wildfires come close to our homes, especially if theres any winds. Please increase clearance to at least 1,000-2,000 ft minimum. Thank you
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Catherine Valeriote
5 years ago
This is so much common sense! Why has this not happened already.? What is the city waiting for? Another Woolsey fire?
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Derrick Isa
5 years ago
Lets keep everyone as safe as possible!
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Linda Mills
5 years ago
I was evacuated twice in 2018. I live at the Cloverleaf light off Westlake Blvd., which had to be shut down for the mud/boulder slides that same year due to fires. Please COSCA help us avoid this again.
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William Stephens
5 years ago
LA County is 200 feet. We need to have clearance at that distance! We almost lost our church and our home due to 100 ft.
Doc Stephens
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michael wynne
5 years ago
It is irresponsible to not do this with how much has been lost the last few years. Lets go
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected]
send your concerns to COSCA's Administrator directly at [email protected] and to the TO Mayor, Al Adams, [email protected].
COSCA manages the land and is more concerned with native plants not being disturbed. We are working hard to get the City Council to meet our demands. We need all the help we can get. PM me if you want to get on my private email list which informs people of important happenings.
!00-200 ft certainly doesn't seem like enough clearance when wildfires come close to our homes, especially if theres any winds. Please increase clearance to at least 1,000-2,000 ft minimum. Thank you
This is so much common sense! Why has this not happened already.? What is the city waiting for? Another Woolsey fire?
Lets keep everyone as safe as possible!
I was evacuated twice in 2018. I live at the Cloverleaf light off Westlake Blvd., which had to be shut down for the mud/boulder slides that same year due to fires. Please COSCA help us avoid this again.
LA County is 200 feet. We need to have clearance at that distance! We almost lost our church and our home due to 100 ft. Doc Stephens
It is irresponsible to not do this with how much has been lost the last few years. Lets go
Please clear the brush farther from our homes.