Part IV Chapter 17.39.070 of the Goleta draft zoning ordinance.
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Craig Buzzell
10 years ago
It is unreasonable to suddenly penalize RV parking on private property that has always been legal. There are no parking alternatives for the RV owner.
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Joanna Noll
10 years ago
It's really not the city's business what people want to do in their front yards. Property is private and wether or not we agree with what our neighbors are doing it's theirs and our right to do what we like on the property we've paid for.
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Jerry Said
10 years ago
This is typical of micro management of city's trying to control everything their people do and think. It's the reason, the same people don't want to be a part of said city. Get real, an stop bothering your citizen's property rights!
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Randy Vasquez
10 years ago
Never did I think Goleta would be so restricting, work harder to control our city's growth, not harassing your citizens.
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Ricardo Garcia
10 years ago
Never did I think Goleta would be so restricting, work harder to control our city's growth, not harassing your citizens.
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Lori Reynolds
10 years ago
Any resident unless it is landlords rules? Should be able to keep their motor homes. Or trailors on their property in their driveway or carport !!!! Note : as long they are not an eyesore Windows with tears body is severely peeling in windows or body rusted beyond , there has to be a ruling in order to". keep Goleta. Valley beutiful just the way it should be how it. Forever has been Our Valley The beautiful within reason Note :If your Mobile home or trailor has to be brought to the city for review! If a neigborhood sees any as an eyesore ? There has to be some rule
Not that Our city can tell anyone can tel any resident to make someone if they cannot have them i on your property!! Example; have 3 cars 2 trailors Its nobodys business !I l love Goleta!!
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Itachi
10 years ago
Tell them to shove it up their ass.
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Lynn Richardson
10 years ago
Cut it out! We own property and pay taxes. You must have more to do with your time.
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Lisa Schlesselmann
10 years ago
If this passes will you be providing storage? Probably not. No no no.
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Nancy Garcia
10 years ago
I am totally against this ordinance! It is not appropriate for the City of Goleta to dictate what I can and can't park in my driveway.
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Tamara Gudgeon
10 years ago
Is Goleta becoming fascist?
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Steve Kus
10 years ago
Strongly opposed to controlling what is parked in my driveway, as long as it is in good condition and operable.
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Lisa Kus
10 years ago
We should be able to park on our own driveways!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I support the freedom and the right to park any register vehicle in my driveway, it’s called private property. The city bureaucrat have completely ruined our community with the explosion of building from UCSB throughout all of Goleta with their feel good ideas for state money while feeding us bogus impact reports. Lets draw a line!
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Andrew
10 years ago
Murica!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Goleta Born
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Cara goldsworthy
10 years ago
Goleta homeowner.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
People have the right to park what they want on there driveway
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Phil Resch
10 years ago
There has to be a reasonable "middle ground" here. Many of the examples(GRValerts.com) of the way other cities have dealt with this is much more acceptable than the existing "draft" of 17.39.070-A-3(RV Parking Storage). I have reduced my lawn(to use less water) and to provide a well kept area for our small camping trailer. Well behind the sidewalk into the yard. Let's keep it that way.
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Brian Hayden
10 years ago
No more dissolving of property rights because of a few abusers
It is unreasonable to suddenly penalize RV parking on private property that has always been legal. There are no parking alternatives for the RV owner.
It's really not the city's business what people want to do in their front yards. Property is private and wether or not we agree with what our neighbors are doing it's theirs and our right to do what we like on the property we've paid for.
This is typical of micro management of city's trying to control everything their people do and think. It's the reason, the same people don't want to be a part of said city. Get real, an stop bothering your citizen's property rights!
Never did I think Goleta would be so restricting, work harder to control our city's growth, not harassing your citizens.
Never did I think Goleta would be so restricting, work harder to control our city's growth, not harassing your citizens.
Any resident unless it is landlords rules? Should be able to keep their motor homes. Or trailors on their property in their driveway or carport !!!! Note : as long they are not an eyesore Windows with tears body is severely peeling in windows or body rusted beyond , there has to be a ruling in order to". keep Goleta. Valley beutiful just the way it should be how it. Forever has been Our Valley The beautiful within reason Note :If your Mobile home or trailor has to be brought to the city for review! If a neigborhood sees any as an eyesore ? There has to be some rule Not that Our city can tell anyone can tel any resident to make someone if they cannot have them i on your property!! Example; have 3 cars 2 trailors Its nobodys business !I l love Goleta!!
Tell them to shove it up their ass.
Cut it out! We own property and pay taxes. You must have more to do with your time.
If this passes will you be providing storage? Probably not. No no no.
I am totally against this ordinance! It is not appropriate for the City of Goleta to dictate what I can and can't park in my driveway.
Is Goleta becoming fascist?
Strongly opposed to controlling what is parked in my driveway, as long as it is in good condition and operable.
We should be able to park on our own driveways!
I support the freedom and the right to park any register vehicle in my driveway, it’s called private property. The city bureaucrat have completely ruined our community with the explosion of building from UCSB throughout all of Goleta with their feel good ideas for state money while feeding us bogus impact reports. Lets draw a line!
Murica!
Goleta Born
Goleta homeowner.
People have the right to park what they want on there driveway
There has to be a reasonable "middle ground" here. Many of the examples(GRValerts.com) of the way other cities have dealt with this is much more acceptable than the existing "draft" of 17.39.070-A-3(RV Parking Storage). I have reduced my lawn(to use less water) and to provide a well kept area for our small camping trailer. Well behind the sidewalk into the yard. Let's keep it that way.
No more dissolving of property rights because of a few abusers