High Noon for Pioneertown's Future: Tell San Bernardino County to Adopt the Pioneertown Mane Street Historic Overlay
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Susan
3 years ago
PLEASE LEAVE PIONEERTOWN THE WAY IT IS AND STOP TRYING TO MAKE IT ANOTHER la TO FIT NEW RESIDENTS
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Peggy Casey
3 years ago
California needs to protect it's history.
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Julie Martin
3 years ago
As a UK based Old West reenactor and archaeologist, I know how important it is preserving the character of unique developments such as this homage to the American West. Modern commercial venues will detract from the very thing, the Old West theme, which attracts countless visitors from around the world. We don't visit Pioneertown to grab a Starbucks!
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Save Pioneer Town
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Max Thomas
3 years ago
Please , use your spirit infused intuition to do the right thing for all inhabitants who call this beautiful place home.
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Michelle Hyso
3 years ago
Pi Town MUST be preserved and protected. PLEASE!!!!!
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Wendy Renee' Holguin
3 years ago
Some things are meant to stay as they are. Please don't turn Pioneertown into some money-grabbing, commercialized version of itself. Leave it alone.
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Laurie Brown
3 years ago
Protect historic sites!!!
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Jon Nelson
3 years ago
Property owner in PT
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Olivia Parker
3 years ago
How can it even be considered? This is a charming historic site that is famous the world over. It should be regarded as a cultural landmark rather than a potential money making scheme.
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Lori Herbel
3 years ago
Please preserve and ensure Pioneertown’s unique history and presence in San Bernardino County.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Save Pioneer Town.
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Debra Gonzalez
3 years ago
Let's not ruin a treasure.
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Chris Hooper
3 years ago
A great piece of history
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Ron Cousino
3 years ago
Change is inevitable but we have the power to control it. Good work on this
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Anonymous
3 years ago
I never noticed Starbucks at Colonial Williamsburg. Keep Pioneertown the way it is.
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Steve Gilson
3 years ago
That would ruin what Pioneertown is
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Kim Fleischmann
3 years ago
Keep it as a Historical Town without Big Brother coming in to Commercialize it. I raised my kids in Pioneertown, keep it simple so we can pass the torch.
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Patrick Langdon
3 years ago
Save Pioneertown
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Anonymous
3 years ago
In our eagerness to bring much-needed business to the hi-desert, let us also work toward the preservation of the areas that are the reason people come to visit (and live) here in the first place. Thank you for your consideration.
PLEASE LEAVE PIONEERTOWN THE WAY IT IS AND STOP TRYING TO MAKE IT ANOTHER la TO FIT NEW RESIDENTS
California needs to protect it's history.
As a UK based Old West reenactor and archaeologist, I know how important it is preserving the character of unique developments such as this homage to the American West. Modern commercial venues will detract from the very thing, the Old West theme, which attracts countless visitors from around the world. We don't visit Pioneertown to grab a Starbucks!
Save Pioneer Town
Please , use your spirit infused intuition to do the right thing for all inhabitants who call this beautiful place home.
Pi Town MUST be preserved and protected. PLEASE!!!!!
Some things are meant to stay as they are. Please don't turn Pioneertown into some money-grabbing, commercialized version of itself. Leave it alone.
Protect historic sites!!!
Property owner in PT
How can it even be considered? This is a charming historic site that is famous the world over. It should be regarded as a cultural landmark rather than a potential money making scheme.
Please preserve and ensure Pioneertown’s unique history and presence in San Bernardino County.
Save Pioneer Town.
Let's not ruin a treasure.
A great piece of history
Change is inevitable but we have the power to control it. Good work on this
I never noticed Starbucks at Colonial Williamsburg. Keep Pioneertown the way it is.
That would ruin what Pioneertown is
Keep it as a Historical Town without Big Brother coming in to Commercialize it. I raised my kids in Pioneertown, keep it simple so we can pass the torch.
Save Pioneertown
In our eagerness to bring much-needed business to the hi-desert, let us also work toward the preservation of the areas that are the reason people come to visit (and live) here in the first place. Thank you for your consideration.