A couple of weeks ago we wrote asking you to contact the Fullerton City Council to urge them to do the right thing: follow through on the will of voters on Measure W, the referendum to overturn the development approvals for West Coyote Hills. Many of you ...
May 1, 2013 Dear Supporter, Last November 2012 , nearly 61% of Fullerton voters defeated Measure W because we do not want to see West Coyote Hills developed with 760 houses and a shopping center. Unfortunately, the Fullerton City Council failed to follow ...
On Saturday, May 4 at 1:00 pm, Friends of Coyote Hills is hosting a fundraiser “QuarterMania Party” at Laguna Road School in Fullerton. We need volunteers to support this event by providing refreshments or helping with the event set up and cle...
Sale starts at 7AM to 1PM at 1818 Sunset Lane, CA 92833. Volunteers are needed to help out (especially Friday set-up), and to donate items to the sale. Contact Shirley at FCHvolunteers@roadrunner.com to volunteer or arrange to donate goods.
Sale starts at 7AM to 1PM at 4611 Santa Fe Street, Yorba Linda, CA 92886. Volunteers are needed to help with set up before and activities during the sale. Donations are also needed. Contact Shirley at FCHvolunteers@roadrunner.com to volunteer or arrange t...
Although the City Council accepted the results of the vote on 12/4/12, they stopped short of any further action such as terminating the Development Agreement and overturning other development approvals as called for by the Development Agreement and other ...
Measure W was defeated by a healthy margin on November 6, 2012: 60.8% of Fullerton voters rejected Measure W which would have given Chevron-Pacific Coast Homes entitlements to build 760 houses and a shopping center on the 510-acre site of West Coyote Hil...
Here’s another chance to clean out your closet for a good cause. Donations can be dropped off at 1800 Smokewood, Fullerton, CA 92831 before the event. Sale starts at 7AM to about 1PM at the same location.
Measure W gives the public a chance to overturn the Fullerton City Council’s approval of Chevron’s plan to build 760 houses and a shopping center on the 510-acre natural open space of West Coyote Hills. It’s our last chance to stop C...
Why save Coyote Hills as a park instead of allowing it to become Chevron’s latest development project? Because It is absolutely our last chance for a wilderness park in the region; it is the last natural open space in North Orange County. We need mo...
