High Noon for Pioneertown's Future: Tell San Bernardino County to Adopt the Pioneertown Mane Street Historic Overlay
801 Comments
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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!
Keep the beauty and charm of Pioneer Town! If you take that away, you lose a cultural landmark
This would not be an improvement but only deteriorate the integrity of a historical sight.
Please do not destroy one of the few unique and magical places left.
Please preserve Pioneertown!
Save P-Town!
No development!
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.
Please preserve the beauty and uniqueness.
Keep this land wild and preserved!!!!
Please support the preservation of a historic overlay to maintain the culture of the Pioneer Town Community.
This is such a treasure and unique. Please don’t change it.
Save Pioneer Town It’s an historic site It should remain authentic
No commercialization!!
Preserve Pioneertown!
Let’s preserve it as it is ❤️
Don’t fence me in with developers and over commercialization of our beloved Pioneer Town Main Street
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.
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.
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.
Leave Pioneertown alone, no more pavement, no over- commercialization!