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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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Laura Vall
3 years ago

Keep the beauty and charm of Pioneer Town! If you take that away, you lose a cultural landmark

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Paula Long
3 years ago

This would not be an improvement but only deteriorate the integrity of a historical sight.

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Lauren Moon
3 years ago

Please do not destroy one of the few unique and magical places left.

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Jill Paley
3 years ago

Please preserve Pioneertown!

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Danielle Wall
3 years ago

Save P-Town!

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Genevieve Dellinger
3 years ago

No development!

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Deborah Hearnshaw
3 years ago

Please preserve the small quaintness of a western movie set town. They don’t even have the water for here developments. Do not allow any commercial chains.

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Jason Davis
3 years ago

Please preserve the beauty and uniqueness.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Keep this land wild and preserved!!!!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Please support the preservation of a historic overlay to maintain the culture of the Pioneer Town Community.

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sam montooth
3 years ago

This is such a treasure and unique. Please don’t change it.

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Claire Arnaud Aubour
3 years ago

Save Pioneer Town It’s an historic site It should remain authentic

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Ellen Peck
3 years ago

No commercialization!!

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Anonymous
3 years ago

Preserve Pioneertown!

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Chloe Perrier Green
3 years ago

Let’s preserve it as it is ❤️

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Christina Byers
3 years ago

Don’t fence me in with developers and over commercialization of our beloved Pioneer Town Main Street

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Kathleen Ripley
3 years ago

Pioneer town is provably my favorite place in Southern California, I am a frequent visitor and hope to live there one day. As an urban planner by education I am keenly aware of the importance of this overlay zone and I explore the County board of supervisors and Planning Commission to adopt this proposal.

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Sherry Ross
3 years ago

Please keep Pioneertown rustic and disallow chains and big box stores. It's a respite from urban manufactured reality for many people. Paving and overdevelopment will destroy its flavor that draws the public here.

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Julie Laflamme
3 years ago

Pioneertown needs to be preserved. We don’t need the entire high desert to be commercialized and look like everywhere else in the U.S… it’s a special place and should stay that way.

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Julianne Miller-Boyer
3 years ago

Leave Pioneertown alone, no more pavement, no over- commercialization!