High Noon for Pioneertown's Future: Tell San Bernardino County to Adopt the Pioneertown Mane Street Historic Overlay
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Anonymous
3 years ago
These zoning changes with negatively and irrevocably change a historic town that’s among the last of its kind. It must be preserved.
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Cooki Bilsborough
3 years ago
The County is not God Almighty. But apparently We the People need to remind them that they are our employees elected by individual citizens to do what's best for communities not for greedy corporations that have no concern about a community except to reap money from it with little return.
We have come to so rely on government and corporations for our survival that it has put us in very tenuous circumstances and created more poverty and unaffordable/unavailable necessities. The County seems to think we are their money coffers because what return are our communities getting except reduced services while they're reaping the monies that came into our communities.
On top of that many of us do not get our letters answered nor do we get our calls returned for whatever reasons.
Please consider standing up for pioneertown to be what it was meant to be historically is a tourist town to remind us of the real life history of this area. They have the right not to be commercialized plus they are able to get to all kinds of places within half an hour so there really is not a need unless it's for comfortable convenience for some.
The backbone of this country are the small businesses that families start and they keep because of their good reputation for services and goods. They are systematically being shoved out through economical enslavement by rising costs that should be based on the affordability of the masses not on supply and demand just fine for luxuries but not for financial stability of communities and people.
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Leslie Seymour
3 years ago
Pioneertown is a treasure that needs to be preserved. Please keep don't let it be ruined.
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Clifford Mapes
3 years ago
Please save!
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Cindi Anderson
3 years ago
Mane Street needs to be preserved. Let’s honor history. Please do the right thing.
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Judy Massey
3 years ago
Adopt the Mane Street Overlay and maintain the integrity of this historical desert treasure.
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Alicia Elizabeth Pike
3 years ago
Keep Pioneertowns original visage, once we allow big developer money on Mane Street it wont be too long until it looks like Disneyland. Allowing small, local, hand crafts, and quaint places like the red dog and the bowling alley (right down to the original wood Brunswick toilet seats) keeps the spirit of the history of Pioneertown alive. Lets honor the past, not exploit it.
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Gayle Anderson
3 years ago
This is how to restore and preserve the iconic and historic Pioneertown . I strongly oppose turning this residential community of historic proportions into a parking lot lined with plastic dispensing souvenir shops and convenience marts.
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Crystal Wysong
3 years ago
Preserve Pi town!!!!
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ROBBIN KOHN
3 years ago
some things shouldn’t o!
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Layla Valenzuela
3 years ago
Keep it authentic, don't ruin this historic place!
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Chris Michaelis
3 years ago
Pioneertown is a jem and ahould be preserved!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
love to all atpappy and harriets. bring back stoned and dusted with BRANT BJORK. love brant
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Robert Paul Diesso
3 years ago
Keep the original character of Pioneertown
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Robert B Mueller
3 years ago
Preserve the historic character of original Pioneertown!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Please preserve this sepcial place.
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Bill Evans
3 years ago
Keep this historical town untouched, if it's not broken, don't try to fix it ,I have been going there since the 80's
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William R Wright
3 years ago
Let's do what we can to protect the authentic character of Pioneertown, California.
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Brian Holland
3 years ago
The Overlay will help preserve the character of this important place - please don't throw it away.
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Michael Smith
3 years ago
I spent a year in the high desert, from summer 2013 to summer 2015 and enjoyed the music, food and ambiance of Pioneer Town and Pappy’s. Please help to preserve this desert town and venue.
These zoning changes with negatively and irrevocably change a historic town that’s among the last of its kind. It must be preserved.
The County is not God Almighty. But apparently We the People need to remind them that they are our employees elected by individual citizens to do what's best for communities not for greedy corporations that have no concern about a community except to reap money from it with little return. We have come to so rely on government and corporations for our survival that it has put us in very tenuous circumstances and created more poverty and unaffordable/unavailable necessities. The County seems to think we are their money coffers because what return are our communities getting except reduced services while they're reaping the monies that came into our communities. On top of that many of us do not get our letters answered nor do we get our calls returned for whatever reasons. Please consider standing up for pioneertown to be what it was meant to be historically is a tourist town to remind us of the real life history of this area. They have the right not to be commercialized plus they are able to get to all kinds of places within half an hour so there really is not a need unless it's for comfortable convenience for some. The backbone of this country are the small businesses that families start and they keep because of their good reputation for services and goods. They are systematically being shoved out through economical enslavement by rising costs that should be based on the affordability of the masses not on supply and demand just fine for luxuries but not for financial stability of communities and people. .
Pioneertown is a treasure that needs to be preserved. Please keep don't let it be ruined.
Please save!
Mane Street needs to be preserved. Let’s honor history. Please do the right thing.
Adopt the Mane Street Overlay and maintain the integrity of this historical desert treasure.
Keep Pioneertowns original visage, once we allow big developer money on Mane Street it wont be too long until it looks like Disneyland. Allowing small, local, hand crafts, and quaint places like the red dog and the bowling alley (right down to the original wood Brunswick toilet seats) keeps the spirit of the history of Pioneertown alive. Lets honor the past, not exploit it.
This is how to restore and preserve the iconic and historic Pioneertown . I strongly oppose turning this residential community of historic proportions into a parking lot lined with plastic dispensing souvenir shops and convenience marts.
Preserve Pi town!!!!
some things shouldn’t o!
Keep it authentic, don't ruin this historic place!
Pioneertown is a jem and ahould be preserved!
love to all atpappy and harriets. bring back stoned and dusted with BRANT BJORK. love brant
Keep the original character of Pioneertown
Preserve the historic character of original Pioneertown!
Please preserve this sepcial place.
Keep this historical town untouched, if it's not broken, don't try to fix it ,I have been going there since the 80's
Let's do what we can to protect the authentic character of Pioneertown, California.
The Overlay will help preserve the character of this important place - please don't throw it away.
I spent a year in the high desert, from summer 2013 to summer 2015 and enjoyed the music, food and ambiance of Pioneer Town and Pappy’s. Please help to preserve this desert town and venue.