The Hidden Valley Lake Association (HVLA) Board of Directors are proposing to build a 12,177 square foot facility to house a new events center. The proposed facility encroaches on recreational open space, which is a benefit to all Lake County residents.
The building will also abut a pond that has proven to be a danger to human life.
We, the undersigned, call on Lake County Board of Supervisors to deny any rezoning, variance or other instrument that would allow this egregious encroachment. Open space in a residential development is especially beneficial to personal enjoyment and for wild life.
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This is a property development wine company and can afford to undergo a legitimate and much needed environmental impact statement that is independent of the wine, gaming. and resort industries that will soon topple with competition from third world wine.
Nobody asked for this massive building here. Our open space is the whole reason we moved to Hidden Valley. Leave it alone.
Too much building and too little benefit. The Greenview is appropriately sized and placed.
THEY R RUSHING THIS THRU WITHOUT TELLING ANYONE. stop building in the greenbelt!!
when I tried to sign the petition it said that my e-mail was not valid. I've had this e-mail for 9 years. Why isn't it valid?
I am sick of them!!
I am concerned about the excessive cost and encroachment of open space
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The Hidden Valley Lake Association (HVLA) Board of Directors are proposing to build a 12,177 square foot facility to house a new events center. The proposed facility encroaches on recreational open space, which is a benefit to all Lake County residents.
The building will also abut a pond that has proven to be a danger to human life.
We, the undersigned, call on Lake County Board of Supervisors to deny any rezoning, variance or other instrument that would allow this egregious encroachment. Open space in a residential development is especially beneficial to personal enjoyment and for wild life.
21 Comments
The Hartman Project, as currently being violently forced on the HVL community, is detrimental to residents, wildlife, & future generations.
This is a property development wine company and can afford to undergo a legitimate and much needed environmental impact statement that is independent of the wine, gaming. and resort industries that will soon topple with competition from third world wine.
Nobody asked for this massive building here. Our open space is the whole reason we moved to Hidden Valley. Leave it alone.
Too much building and too little benefit. The Greenview is appropriately sized and placed.
THEY R RUSHING THIS THRU WITHOUT TELLING ANYONE. stop building in the greenbelt!!
when I tried to sign the petition it said that my e-mail was not valid. I've had this e-mail for 9 years. Why isn't it valid?
I am sick of them!!
I am concerned about the excessive cost and encroachment of open space
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The Hartman Project, as currently being violently forced on the HVL community, is detrimental to residents, wildlife, & future generations.