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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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Ryna Rayos
3 years ago

Leave pioneer town alone

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Cheryl Blankenship
3 years ago

Please protect the special zoning for Pioneer town. We have lost so much of our beautiful way of living fe in the High Desert.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Pioneertown forever

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Cristie Carter
3 years ago

Please save our beautiful Pioneertown

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Matthew Marlow
3 years ago

Listen to the people you serve, please.

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Doug Thompson
3 years ago

Please listen to the people of Pioneertown. They know what is good for their community.

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Tony Patella
3 years ago

BASTA!

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Curt Sautter
3 years ago

Pioneertown need these standards to keep the area from become a mess of in cohesive random builds built be outside investor with short term goals and then left for the community a deal with.

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Ruben Zuniga
3 years ago

Let’s conserve and preserve !

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David Donovan
3 years ago

Leave Mane street alone.

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Eric Alperin
3 years ago

We must align as a community and a county to preserve the sacred monuments that make San Bernardino special. I moved to LA in 2006 and Pioneertown landed in my lap as a place to enjoy the wild desert and old Hollywood history. My family and I now live in Yucca Valley and our friends and family want to preserve the magic that is Pioneertown. Business is good for the community as I am also an operating partner on the Red Dog Saloon, but let’s please not change the actual physical infrastructure of Mane Street. It must be protected! Thank you.

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Nicola Collie
3 years ago

The need to preserve Pioneertown is huge. We all live here due to the charm and character present, to see if developed and the history lost would be devastating.

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Steve Bardwell
3 years ago

An overlay will help control out-of-scale and inappropriate development in Pioneertown.

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Lisa Lynn Morgan
3 years ago

Long live Pitown

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Holly Fox
3 years ago

We must do better to preserve unique and historic places. These landmarks and beacons of weird history are essential to a colorful fabric. Let’s not ruin another key piece of CA history.

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Susan Simmons
3 years ago

Keep Pioneertown historic and rural! Gene Autry wouldn't want to see a dollar store or paved roads!

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Krista Stremel
3 years ago

People come to Pioneertown because of the way it is now, not the way it could be with a ton of development. It's a unique place which has grown more or less at its own pace-development will make it just like everywhere else. Not everywhere needs to be developed because of the need for profit and not every piece of land needs to be owned-please consider leaving a few places in the high desert untouched by the heavy hands of commerce. Your children and children's children will thank you.

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Todd Edhlund
3 years ago

There are some shady players trying to take over this tiny and caring community. It would be such an incredible disservice to our county's history to allow it to be turned into a techno club. We NEED these common-sense rules to keep the pillagers from ruining it for the villagers.

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Loy Zimmerman
3 years ago

What an utterly stupid, destructive idea.

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Winsome Huffman
3 years ago

Please preserve Pioneertown and designate it as a historical place.