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HALT DESTRUCTION OF EAST SANTA ROSA CANYON

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Monica Riddell
11 years ago

I believe the construction must be stopped to allow the proper protocols to take place. The best outcome would be a complete reversal/clean-up and the neighborhood is returned to its former peaceful environment. Barring that, at least follow laws and protections currently in place. When you don't, it breaks down trust in the community. Thank you, Monica

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Louis Vas
11 years ago

I remember battling the Skyhawk Subdivision and other development efforts back in the 80s and early 90s. A friend and I went to City Council and spoke against that, we being just teenagers at the time. That worked and public pressure needs to stop this over-development in its tracks. (no pun intended) These are protected lands and the fact that no EIRs have been done on this development, is just bad planning. I live in Vallejo now, but still am concerned about this. Let me know what I need to do!

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Mia Bianchi
11 years ago

This is a beautiful expanse of land that cannot be bulldozed without justified evaluation in accordance with CEQA. It should be known that this land holds is held with great importance in the hearts of those who have lived in the area. It's ecological and aesthetic features are valauble and irreplaceable.

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Gus Greenstein · petition starter
11 years ago

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Denise Bergeron
11 years ago Featured

This is outrageous! When are we going to get a clue about saving open space, protecting our lands and eco-systems? What an incredibly arrogant move - tearing up native oaks for up-scale luxury homes in the midst of a drought no less! Deeply upsetting! Will never vote for a soul who supported this insensitive, greedy move. Denise Bergeron

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Gale de Long
11 years ago

Building of huge and expensive housing during this drought and in apparent violation of the Williamson Act must stop now. We need affordable housing and we need preservation of our open-spaces that protect our native species for now and for future generations.

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wenona campbell
11 years ago

How can this happen? Our representatives are to protect our human needs; and our environment is paramount in giving our families much needed escape from the tragedies that are enveloping our world....let us not destroy the beauty of our majestic "Oaks' that give us tranquility that feeds our souls. To find out that the proper avenues were not taken is so devastating and we should take all appropriate measures to stop this asap.

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Cathrine Harrison
11 years ago

Sonoma county needs to be preserved. Stop cutting corners before it is too late.

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Lorna
11 years ago

Please stop!

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Kimber Patterson
11 years ago

Please halt the ongoing construction!!!!!! This matter requires legal action.

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Jessica Branski
11 years ago

Spent time in the canyon as a kid. Super sad about this :(

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Mary k cirksena
11 years ago

Appalling

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Anonymous
11 years ago

This is a travesty. Stop the development now.

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Lindsay Frey
11 years ago

35 needless high end housing being built during drought...

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Karen McMillen
11 years ago Featured

This is such a bad idea on so many levels. I do not live anywhere near the site so am not a NIMBY, but common sense aside in the fourth year of a drought, the county is violating the law and must be stopped.

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Elisa Regalado
11 years ago

We are in a drought, plain & simple. No amount of money, expanding or disputes can buy water that does not exsist.

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Tod Pinkerton
11 years ago

I smoked weed for the first time there.

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Tod Pinkerton
11 years ago

I smoked weed for the first time there.

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Kelly McMahon
11 years ago

I let my front and back lawns die with the drought and they think now is a good time to build?!

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Benjamin Ostrander
11 years ago

Growing up in Sonoma Valley was a gift, and part of what made it so special to me was always being surrounded by beautiful, natural landscape. I disprove of continued building on this treasured natural land, especially when it is done without environmental review, legal documentation, and discussion with the local community. I urge the Sonoma County officials to put an end to this irresponsible, self serving construction.