The city council officially rescinded the development permit for the Sycamore BMX site this morning. We are now transitioning into oversight meetings to ensure the land remains zoned for recreational use. Thank you for maintaining the pressure until this final resolution was secured.
We are approaching the one thousand signature threshold which is the benchmark required to secure a formal meeting with the parks board. Please focus your outreach on local cycling groups today to ensure we cross this target before I submit the documentation.
Reached 100 supporters
January 23, 2018
398 Comments
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Anastasia Goncharko
8 years ago
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This track is priceless. My boy rode on this track when he was younger and learned some of his first lessons in sportsmenship, competition, and hard work. Closing the track without an alternative location would be a great loss for the community.
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Christopher Rea
8 years ago
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This place was a second home to me. I would not be the person I am without my time spent there and the relationships I built because of my involvement.
Please do NOT allow the city of Simi Valley to lose such an important resource for its children and families.
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Craig Williams
8 years ago
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Sycamore BMX not only helps "keeping kids clean in the dirt". Families from outside Simi Valley come to join in the racing. Those families spend money at our local businesses while they are here in Simi Valley. The track is good for Simi!
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Jason VoWinkel
8 years ago
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I grew up racing BMX and as a parent look forward to spending time with my son at the track. It's a great family atmosphere and a nice alternative to having your kids inside on their electronic devices. Please save Sycamore BMX!
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Brian Peterson
8 years ago
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It's a shame that the elected officials of the Parks and recreation board would go against their word and take away a valuable outlet for the youth of Simi Valley. I doubt a baseball or soccer league would get the same treatment.
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Terra
8 years ago
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A strange member of Ventura County since 1978 my husband raced at this track in the 80’s and 90’s all 3 of my boys raced here . This is an historic part of extreme sports in Ventura County the 1st!!! Also a place for kids who don’t want to be that soccer ayso kid.
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The city council officially rescinded the development permit for the Sycamore BMX site this morning. We are now transitioning into oversight meetings to ensure the land remains zoned for recreational use. Thank you for maintaining the pressure until this final resolution was secured.
We are approaching the one thousand signature threshold which is the benchmark required to secure a formal meeting with the parks board. Please focus your outreach on local cycling groups today to ensure we cross this target before I submit the documentation.
Reached 100 supporters
January 23, 2018
398 Comments
A
Anastasia Goncharko
8 years ago
Featured
This track is priceless. My boy rode on this track when he was younger and learned some of his first lessons in sportsmenship, competition, and hard work. Closing the track without an alternative location would be a great loss for the community.
C
Christopher Rea
8 years ago
Featured
This place was a second home to me. I would not be the person I am without my time spent there and the relationships I built because of my involvement.
Please do NOT allow the city of Simi Valley to lose such an important resource for its children and families.
C
Craig Williams
8 years ago
Featured
Sycamore BMX not only helps "keeping kids clean in the dirt". Families from outside Simi Valley come to join in the racing. Those families spend money at our local businesses while they are here in Simi Valley. The track is good for Simi!
J
Jason VoWinkel
8 years ago
Featured
I grew up racing BMX and as a parent look forward to spending time with my son at the track. It's a great family atmosphere and a nice alternative to having your kids inside on their electronic devices. Please save Sycamore BMX!
B
Brian Peterson
8 years ago
Featured
It's a shame that the elected officials of the Parks and recreation board would go against their word and take away a valuable outlet for the youth of Simi Valley. I doubt a baseball or soccer league would get the same treatment.
T
Terra
8 years ago
Featured
A strange member of Ventura County since 1978 my husband raced at this track in the 80’s and 90’s all 3 of my boys raced here . This is an historic part of extreme sports in Ventura County the 1st!!! Also a place for kids who don’t want to be that soccer ayso kid.
This track is priceless. My boy rode on this track when he was younger and learned some of his first lessons in sportsmenship, competition, and hard work. Closing the track without an alternative location would be a great loss for the community.