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7th ANNUAL GARAGE SALE
Thanks to everyone who donated or helped us in other ways with the garage sale. We were very successful thanks to all or you! Look for us in our booth at Green Scene at the Fullerton Arboretum April 19 and 20th. Thanks again for all the support and help.
Mar 27, 2008, 16:00
News and Articles
EIR comments by Dept of Fish & Game
The California Department of Fish and Game submitted comments addressing serious flaws and deficiencies in the Recirculated Revised Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) released January 2008. Please click on the headline to read their comments.
Mar 21, 2008,
15:59
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IT'S OUT -- THE LATEST ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT
The 3rd revised Environmental Impact Report was released January 17, 2008, by the City of Fullerton. The City is providing a 45 day comment period for individuals and agencies to submit responses to the four sections that comprise the 3rd release. Please read further for more on this story.
Jan 21, 2008,
14:02
Nature Hikes
Start the New Year with a Hike in Coyote Hills
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Friends of the Coyote Hills go on a nature walk along the edge of Coyote Hills on the second Saturday* of each month. The public is welcome to attend. The meeting place is at Euclid Street and Lakeview in Fullerton by the gate to the equestrian portion of Laguna Lake Park. Expert naturalists and professional biologists provide insight into the natural surroundings.
January to December - Hikes are from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Depending on the group, we can extend to 11 a.m.
Our Next Hike will be SATURDAY, April 12th, 2008, 8AM
Come see the unique hills in an ecosystem quickly disappearing in Southern California. See gnatcatchers, hooded orioles, cotton tails & jack rabbits, raptors, california thrashers, & more! Hikes begin on Lakeview, just east of Euclid Street in Fullerton. Meet at the equestrian gate to Laguna Lake Park; bring water and wear comfortable shoes. |
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Jan 7, 2008,
01:04
News and Articles
Email a letter to Fullerton City Council
The Friends of Coyote Hills are pleased to provide you with the means to make your feelings known to the Fullerton City Council, simply and quickly. Download the attached letter, use it as is or edit with your personal remarks, sign and email it to: Council@ci.fullerton.ca.us
The City Clerk's office maintains all correspondence to the City Council, including emails, in their files. Our goal is to assure that the City Council knows that thousands of people support saving all of West Coyote Hills. Please help--take a moment to email the Council.
Sep 5, 2007,
19:08
News and Articles
All Quiet on the West Coyote Hills?
Although it appears to have been quiet on the West Coyote Hills front, the issue of saving West Coyote Hills from development remains one of the most important unresolved issues for our community. Things will be heating up again this fall as the City of Fullerton plans to release the third revision of Chevron-Pacific Coast Homes’ 760-home development plan Environmental Impact Report (EIR). Residents and concerned individuals need to let the City know how the development of West Coyote Hills will negatively impact the character and quality of life in this community.
Jul 18, 2007,
20:53
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December's Newsletter
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Jan 9, 2007, 12:55
Getting Involved
Help Save Coyote Hills by shopping at Ralphs
Ralphs Community Contribution Program allows you to turn your grocery shopping into fundraising to save Coyote Hills. It's easy and free!
Jan 4, 2007,
00:15
News and Articles
Department Of Conservation
Seismology and Engineering Geology Comments -Revised Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) - West Coyote Hills Specific Plan Amendment/Robert E. Ward Nature Preserve - SCH 1997051056
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Jun 29, 2006, 00:10
News and Articles
The Center for Biodiversity Comments on 2006 DEIR
The Center for Biodiversity has written a 22 page letter commenting on the 2006 DEIR. They have found the document substandard in terms of disclosing and discussing all the potential threats and impacts to the enviroment posed by the development.
Jun 19, 2006,
23:41
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