Fire Prevention - PETITION To Increase Brush Clearance
282 Comments
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Halette Jolna
5 years ago
After fires in 2018 and all fires occurring now around Ca it us crazy that these hillsides are full of dried weeds and NOTHING is being done! Just a disaster waiting to happen!
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Brent Carlson
5 years ago
The Wolsey fire came within “14 feet” of my next door neighbor.
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Paula Gallegos
5 years ago
Even insurance companies want to see 200'.
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Robert Naderi
5 years ago
It is so dangerous having dry brush literally right on top of the hillside 100 feet from residential structures. Please keep our community safe before it's too late.
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Albert Bellante
5 years ago
The city needs to get with it and hello project our property from these devastating fires
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Lisa Spiteri
5 years ago
All of the studies COSCA points to regarding recommendations for how much to clear and where are out dated and pre Woolsey fire. We need action from COSCA NOW!!
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Cyndi Vorkink
5 years ago
Praying this will happen since I was one of the victims of the Woosley fire
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Dianne Kelly
5 years ago
And thank you for signing!
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Diana Morris
5 years ago
We definitely need to go back to controlled burns as our community has grown so much over the years !!! 805 Goats is ready to work to help our community.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
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Bernadette Cairns
5 years ago
thank you for giving me the opportunity to sign something so important
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Claire Greene
5 years ago
Please keep us all safe.
Thank you.
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Christine McCallum
5 years ago
Please cut those weeds
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please cut down the brush do the fires don’t go wild this year.
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Kenneth Hibbitts
5 years ago
This is a must
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Neeta Ambe-Crain
5 years ago
Clearance is essential to our safety
We clear all the brush on our property and believe additional clearance adjacent to us needs more attention
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Margery G Davidson
5 years ago
If we lose our home because of your negligence and failure to follow common sense when wind blown embers are known to ignite these fires is the highest example of bureaucratic malfeasance. Moreover, it will cost your Agency about $1 million because I will sue you.
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Ronald Siegel
5 years ago
Wind blown ambers don't know that they are supposed to stop flying at 100 feet. During the Woolsey fire ambers and flames were advancing farther and faster than fire fighters could manage. 100 feet might be sufficient with high humidity and no wind. But that's not what occurs during a blazing brush fire surrounding the Conejo Valley.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please increase brush clearance (a little work) to prevent a disaster (a lot of work).
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Erika Heinze
5 years ago
It is urgent to clear dry brush and create fire breaks for the safety of all the communities threatened last year with the Woolsey Fire.
After fires in 2018 and all fires occurring now around Ca it us crazy that these hillsides are full of dried weeds and NOTHING is being done! Just a disaster waiting to happen!
The Wolsey fire came within “14 feet” of my next door neighbor.
Even insurance companies want to see 200'.
It is so dangerous having dry brush literally right on top of the hillside 100 feet from residential structures. Please keep our community safe before it's too late.
The city needs to get with it and hello project our property from these devastating fires
All of the studies COSCA points to regarding recommendations for how much to clear and where are out dated and pre Woolsey fire. We need action from COSCA NOW!!
Praying this will happen since I was one of the victims of the Woosley fire
And thank you for signing!
We definitely need to go back to controlled burns as our community has grown so much over the years !!! 805 Goats is ready to work to help our community.
goats
thank you for giving me the opportunity to sign something so important
Please keep us all safe. Thank you.
Please cut those weeds
Please cut down the brush do the fires don’t go wild this year.
This is a must
Clearance is essential to our safety We clear all the brush on our property and believe additional clearance adjacent to us needs more attention
If we lose our home because of your negligence and failure to follow common sense when wind blown embers are known to ignite these fires is the highest example of bureaucratic malfeasance. Moreover, it will cost your Agency about $1 million because I will sue you.
Wind blown ambers don't know that they are supposed to stop flying at 100 feet. During the Woolsey fire ambers and flames were advancing farther and faster than fire fighters could manage. 100 feet might be sufficient with high humidity and no wind. But that's not what occurs during a blazing brush fire surrounding the Conejo Valley.
Please increase brush clearance (a little work) to prevent a disaster (a lot of work).
It is urgent to clear dry brush and create fire breaks for the safety of all the communities threatened last year with the Woolsey Fire.