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...
On November 17, 2015, the Fullerton City Council upheld the Planning Commission’s decision to approve Chevron-Pacific Coast Homes’ Vesting Tentative Tract Map (VTTM) for the West Coyote Hills development. In doing so, they ignored the voters’ 2012 v...
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...
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...
Recently Malibu voters went to the poll to vote on a 38,000 square foot shopping center. The development would be limited to only 15% of the site and anchored by Whole Foods. The plan even called for a community garden to educate school children. Supporte...
Write to the City Council to let them know they need to respect our 2012 Measure W vote. We do not want development on West Coyote Hills. We want a fair chance to purchase the property from Chevron. The VTTM in front of them should not be approved on 11/1...
Dear Friend, We really need your help! Please attend the November 17th Fullerton City Council Hearing when we will appeal the decision by the Fullerton Planning Commission that rejected a feasible acquisition plan to save West Coyote Hills as a park. This...
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...
