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High Noon for Pioneertown's Future: Tell San Bernardino County to Adopt the Pioneertown Mane Street Historic Overlay

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Scott Segnit
3 years ago

A neat place to visit while in the Palm Springs, Joshua Tree area!

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Tara Brown
3 years ago

Leave pionertown alone ....stay in LA

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Robert M Furst
3 years ago

ADOPT THE PIONEERTOWN MANE STREET HISTORIC OVERLAY !

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Jeanine Martin
3 years ago

Save pie town the way it is

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andy harrison
3 years ago

Pioneertown needs to stay a Historical area as a town , a part of American history for everyone to respect now and generations to come….truly a wonderful place to visit

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sheila bowers
3 years ago

The whole reason people visit here is that it's not totally overdeveloped like wherever they are escaping. Let's not kill the best things about our region by caving to greed.

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Ben Holstrom
3 years ago

Once the peace and quiet and serenity of the natural desert is gone, it's gone forever. These burgeoning projects are a useless blight on our communities. I urge the Board of Supervisors to protect our residents our taxpayers and our landowners as opposed to outside corporate money interest.

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Erin McVay
3 years ago

No no NO!!!!!!!

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Annie Lohr
3 years ago

Leave pioneer town cute and quaint please!

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Andrew L Doty
3 years ago

Please leave pioneer town alone.

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Peter koberle
3 years ago

No

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Tony Peluso
3 years ago

7 year resident of pipes canyon. I support this

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Kristin Stevens
3 years ago

Appreciate this request!

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Marcia
3 years ago

All unincorporated areas of the Morongo Basin should have special protections from the commercial exploitation by developers in residential areas.

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patrick carrie
3 years ago

i'm a long time fan of what Pioneertown has created.

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Kendra Butters
3 years ago

Protect and Preserve Pioneer Town!!!

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Diane Colson
3 years ago

Sas

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Jenifer Palmer-Lacy
3 years ago

Restoration is not gentrification. Good job with the old Pappy’s house

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Shannon Angela Deane
3 years ago

Please continue to preserve the unique feel of Pioneertown and keep it small-business friendly, with the locals' interests in mind!

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Barry Koslow
3 years ago

Keep Pioneertown funky, the way it was meant to be. That's what makes it special and unique