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Keep Fisherman in Oxnard/Channel Islands harbor!

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Jon Sears
7 years ago

The hoist with truck access is vital to our family business.

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

Having Been a Commerical Fisherman for the last 45 years we need to save all the working waterfronts along the California Coast

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Mark Smolak
7 years ago

I travel to the channel islands harbor landings to spend my money fishing. Take away the fishing and I'll spend my money in another city/county.

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Joe Nungaray
7 years ago

We are opposed to this closure.

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Timothy Lind Arlon
7 years ago

If you keep pushing out the working folk who feeds you, you’re gonna starve.

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Tom Hafer
7 years ago

Morro Bay has Measure D protecting the commercial fishing harbor or we would be in the same boat.

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Chris Carr
7 years ago

commercial fishing industry offload and mooring facilities need to be preserved and factored in to any proposed development of Channel Islands Harbor and / or Fisherman’s Warf.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Keep the fishing community alive. We need them.

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Bryan Wilson
7 years ago

Please consider local fisherman and the clients they provide goods to before moving forward with developing.

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Lacy Culotta
7 years ago

Love CISCOS

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John banales
7 years ago

Keep it open we need commercial fishing to offload their catch for Ventura co and LA who ever this person is that wants to close it needs to move somewhere else thank you

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Mark Hamerdinger
7 years ago

I oppose closing this offloading facility

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George malone
7 years ago

Get rid of the people wanting to turn this area into LA. There’s to many people there already. Oxnard planning and Ventura County planning are in the pockets of big developers. Make your money by clogging the streets with more cars, straining the natural resources needed to support the new building. Now make it impossible for hardworking fisherman to offload their catch. Wake up people.

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Steven Stern
7 years ago

This bill is very short sighted, Do not destroy yet another industry that has served not only our community but our state and our country, because once it's gone, it will never come back

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LaVina Holder
7 years ago

we need all our fisherman....

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Dianna Little
7 years ago

Fisherman need a luveluhood

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Joseph Valencia
7 years ago

They took out the Chumash now the fisherman

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Kelly Frederick
7 years ago Featured

Really?? All the talk about jobs and the city is willing to destroy a thriving business that employs so many, supports many families, and pays the exorbitant taxes of CA?? This hypocrisy and favoritism of the developers need to STOP!! Let s keep our fishing industry and fish LOCAL!!

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Michael Kenny
7 years ago

This needs to apply to all ports state and nationally!!!

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Charles Lara
7 years ago

Thank you for helping to keep me Independent.