High Noon for Pioneertown's Future: Tell San Bernardino County to Adopt the Pioneertown Mane Street Historic Overlay
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Jeff Miller
3 years ago
save it!
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Zara Bucci
3 years ago
Don’t do it ! Keep it real ….authentic to its location
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Please preserve this sacred relic!!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
No, no , no! Leave pitown like it is! It’s survived perfectly well without a major developer.
Have some respect!!!!!!!!!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
As a visitor to Pioneertown, I ask the San Bernardino Board of Supervisors to follow the guidance of this petition and allow it to remain a unique place for residents and visitors, with future development compatible with the surrounding community. We want to keep enjoying this special place. Thank you.
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Ashton Ramsey
3 years ago
Stop this insanity! Grow up San Bernardino County!
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Lynnette Walton
3 years ago
Don’t change the charm
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Jess Thibodeaux
3 years ago
Don’t wreck pioneer town! Preserve it!
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Amie Sue Caplain
3 years ago
NO EXTREME TORISM! Keep Pappy's authentic and weird!
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Laurie McVay
3 years ago
Thank you Ben, Kery and all that have organized this layer of protection for this historical community.
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Jeremy Hawkins
3 years ago
Pioneer Town's value is in its authenticity. Its historic designation should be respected.
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Linda Shrader
3 years ago
Pioneer Town is a special and historic place. Please preserve it!!
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Michael DiGregorio
3 years ago
Historical integrity is primary for Pioneer Town , we must retain cultural historical viability alive
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Seth Lichtenstein
3 years ago
If you lose a place like this, it is gone forever.
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Mary Fogleman
3 years ago
SAVE A PIECE OF HISTORY !!!
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Jimmy Brower
3 years ago
Preserve PTown!
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Carol Miller
3 years ago
The proposed zone change will negatively and irrevocably change a historic town. Something needs to be done that supports the historic designation. The zone change is not the answer.
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Jennie Harris
3 years ago
Please protect and preserve the unique and historic Mane Street Pioneertown from franchise chains and construction by zoning regulations that clearly ensure protections on small dirt roads, wildlife and native plants, small businesses and historic buildings commensurate with the historic designation bestowed upon the area in 2020.
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Cheryl kordan
3 years ago
I think this would be great
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April Dice
3 years ago
The smart move is to protect the historic charm and uniqueness of Pi Town. This is the path to economic success.
save it!
Don’t do it ! Keep it real ….authentic to its location
Please preserve this sacred relic!!
No, no , no! Leave pitown like it is! It’s survived perfectly well without a major developer. Have some respect!!!!!!!!!
As a visitor to Pioneertown, I ask the San Bernardino Board of Supervisors to follow the guidance of this petition and allow it to remain a unique place for residents and visitors, with future development compatible with the surrounding community. We want to keep enjoying this special place. Thank you.
Stop this insanity! Grow up San Bernardino County!
Don’t change the charm
Don’t wreck pioneer town! Preserve it!
NO EXTREME TORISM! Keep Pappy's authentic and weird!
Thank you Ben, Kery and all that have organized this layer of protection for this historical community.
Pioneer Town's value is in its authenticity. Its historic designation should be respected.
Pioneer Town is a special and historic place. Please preserve it!!
Historical integrity is primary for Pioneer Town , we must retain cultural historical viability alive
If you lose a place like this, it is gone forever.
SAVE A PIECE OF HISTORY !!!
Preserve PTown!
The proposed zone change will negatively and irrevocably change a historic town. Something needs to be done that supports the historic designation. The zone change is not the answer.
Please protect and preserve the unique and historic Mane Street Pioneertown from franchise chains and construction by zoning regulations that clearly ensure protections on small dirt roads, wildlife and native plants, small businesses and historic buildings commensurate with the historic designation bestowed upon the area in 2020.
I think this would be great
The smart move is to protect the historic charm and uniqueness of Pi Town. This is the path to economic success.