Petition Against Rezoning General Plan Amendment 240053

No way to this!!!

Please consider the horse ranches & wineries. We already have too much traffic. Please keep the beauty of this land as is.

Enough is enough. We need Supervisors that will put a moratorium on any new housing developments. No more toilets, strain on the electrical grid and pollution from traffic.

In addition to destroying this rural area and replacing it with high density and in regard to Wildfires, Professor Char Miller, Pomona College professor of Environmental Analysis, had much to say during the LA fires in Jan. He talked about how gov. officials need to focus on vegetation management and wildfire prevention rather than leading people into fire zones. Professor Miller is a straightforward, tactful speaker. He would be a great speaker addressing the effects of high density with little regard for the danger it can result in uncontrolled devasting wildfires that can destroy an entire community.

No high density neighborhoods in our rural area, please!

Keep our area rural!

We don’t want to be part of the city. We want our rural lifestyle. If we wanted to live within the city we would have moved there.

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This type of planned development will destroy our beautiful valley And allow urban sprawl to continue!

Strongly oppose rezoning!

No rezoning!

Strongly oppose rezoning in my backyard!

Keep wine country wine country. No need for high density multi-unit housing. We do not have the infastructure to support additional building and traffic already.

No rezoning at Mesa and East Benton

No, I moved out here to get away from that!

Please do not approve for dense building in our wine country. This must stay rural. It IS what makes our community so valuable is our beautiful RURAL wine country!

I moved to the country to be in the country, not to have the city brought to me to mess up my lovely rural life! Stop citying my country!

This is just simply a horrible idea. You will ruin our beautiful wine country and contribute to even more gridlock. Please preserve our beautiful wine country. Keep the zoning what it is intended to be!!

The current infrastructure is severely strained with the current amount of residents. That question is raised, why would the city allow a development plan for thousands of potential residents to move here before developing infrastructure that can actually support the current amount of residents?

I am against any bill that would increase building density in our rural areas.