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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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Anonymous
3 years ago

Keep Pioneertown from major development.

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Gianmarco Otiniano
3 years ago

I love that little town!

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Jill Johnson
3 years ago

Please save Pioneer Town! We love it the way it is!

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Sherri Conferti
3 years ago

Please preserve this historical landmark.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Don't LA the desert.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Please keep this landmark simple. Don't build it out.

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Thomas jones
3 years ago

Please allow the residents of Pioneertown determine its best use and développement!

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Gina Zappa
3 years ago

I grew up, in the 70's, there in Pie-Town. My mom worked "The Cantina" for Francis Aleba. My Aunt Opal lived in the "Likker Barn" and my sister lived in the old adobe house down Mane Street. I now reside in Tombstone Arizona, which is like Pioneer Town on steroids, though they have kept the integrity by keeping the town as original as possible. Many people have fought to keep it that way. Pioneer Town is a special place for so many people if you change it ... it will never be the same. It's already changed enough from when I was there. STOP MESSING WITH HISTORY!

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Jared Gomez
3 years ago

No

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Alex Gutierrez
3 years ago

No

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Gilbert Orosco
3 years ago

Protect Pioneertown

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Ben Broyles
3 years ago

Pioneertown is a unique and sacred space.

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brittany
3 years ago

save pioneertown and all of its western awesome-ness!!

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Tamara Fanning
3 years ago

Keep it! It’s awesome…stop developing soooo much.

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Carolyn Kennedy
3 years ago

Love this place exactly how it is.

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Rich Oswald
3 years ago

Leave this beautiful area alone!

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Jeff Wickering
3 years ago

Please leave it be!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

I have been visiting Pioneertown for 50 years, it is a historic site and should remain unique and free from development encroachment.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Keep Pioneer Town Country!!!

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Roseanne Moresco
3 years ago

Pioneertown is on the National Register of Historic Places as should be its unique collection of historic buildings and small businesses.