Thank you so much for speaking up and showing up at the Fullerton City Council VTTM (Vesting Tentative Tract Map) Appeal on 11/17/15. The attendees were overwhelmingly in favor of a fair and feasible acquisition plan for a real chance at saving all of W...
The Vested Tentative Tract Map (VTTM) reviewed at the 10/22/15 Fullerton Planning Commission Hearing contains a reincarnation of the 2011 Development Agreement that the people of Fullerton successfully referended in November 2012. Of course the interest...
We’re stepping up our effort to save all 510 acres of West Coyote Hills and so is a generous Fullerton donor who is putting up $10,000 to challenge the community to do the same. Your support so far has resulted in the pending purchase of the east si...
Recently, Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva and State Senator Josh Newman took significant actions to help preserve Coyote Hills as a natural open space park in park-poor North Orange County. They authored state legislations Assembly Bill (AB) 510 and Sena...
The 4th District Court of Appeals sidestepped the people’s referendum right issue when it ruled against on their Measure W lawsuit on 12/6/18. The judges framed this lawsuit more narrowly as business contract between Chevron-PCH and the City ...
On Friday, 10/28/16, we argued our case to uphold the people’s 2012 Measure W referendum in the Orange County Superior Court. The people rejected the Development Agreement and therefore according to the ordinances the City Council approved in 2011, “I...
This time of the year, we are all inundated with requests for donations. I hope you will read this message and make a donation to save Coyote Hills. It’s not just about a park anymore. It’s also about whether our votes matter. As you know, the Fulle...
There is a lot of confusion on whether Measure W had an effect on the development approvals or not. The answer is a resounding yes. Let’s address that that in detail in a separate post. Our attorney, Shute, Mihaly & Weinberger is one of the best...
The effort to Save Coyote Hills got a real boost this week when $19.8M was allocated to the California State Coastal Conservancy to acquire and open West Coyote Hills. This was thanks to Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva and former State Senator Josh Newma...
This may be surprising considering the Friends of Coyote Hills is locked in a lawsuit with the City of Fullerton and Chevron-Pacific Coast Homes to uphold the public’s 2012 Measure W vote which should have overturned the City Council’s approval of the...
