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Support 8701 Don Carol Drive coyote and deer fence

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Jennifer Lee
5 years ago

We've seen coyotes near by, so this makes sense to support.

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Brian Ng
5 years ago

Support

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Marion Lippold
5 years ago Featured

Of course a higher fence is needed in our area of El Cerrito. Look around, many homes are increasing the height of their fences due to coyotes. Let’s be realistic.

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Kristin Celesia
5 years ago

I totally support this petition. Just makes sense!

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Jay Perera
5 years ago

8 feet high fences keep children safe from wild animals such as deer & coyote

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Brian Valmonte
5 years ago

I think they are doing what is right to protect their family.

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Bertrand Pellegrin
5 years ago Featured

I can completely understand their concern as I also worry about these animals taking over our yard and the possibility of coyotes attacking our dog.

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Nadim Jessani
5 years ago Featured

Deer and coyote are super active around this neighborhood and we need to be able to maintain ways to keep our yards, families and pets safe.

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Lynn Armstrong
5 years ago

Coyotes are becoming more aggressive and are a serious danger to small children and pets.

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Alessandro Chiaro
5 years ago

For the saftey of the neighborhood children.

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Pamela Bouton
5 years ago

Many animals have been lost to coyote predation. We support this request.

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Karine reed
5 years ago

I support this request. Thank you.

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Michael Ray Wisely
5 years ago

Deer regularly jump 6’ fences. It’s a safety issue.

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Corrina Caballero
5 years ago

In light of coyotes getting much bolder. A fence is a logical and useful tool to detour them.

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Roger Sorenson
5 years ago

Many homes in the El Cerrito hills have protective fences exceeding 6 feet.

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Carleen Sorenson
5 years ago

Keep the children safe! Approve the fence!

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Emma Yee
5 years ago Featured

Fence over 6' tall is fitting to the landscaping at 8701 Don Carol, and protective of the small children there from coyote.

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Francesca Cavanaugh
5 years ago

Fence is super important for safety.

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Lori Schweitzer
5 years ago

Kelda and Mark’s efforts to improve the safety and sustainability of their neighborhood should be supported by both the community and the City of El Cerrito

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William Gragg
5 years ago Featured

In light of the recent attacks by coyotes on small children we need to take the wildlife threat seriously. This fence is not an obstruction.