Who will make windfall profits? Who accepts Developer campaign contributions?Who has received Developer Fees?Who will face gridlock? Will more Affordable units actually be built? How many?Who will pay for the upgrades to infrastructure required?Who will have their city’s character forever altered?Why was nothing ever put on the ballot?Why make changes During a Pandemic?Approve 2621 not… Continue reading By Increasing Density by 69%, Who Benefits?
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What happens when the Wastewater Treatment Plant Breaks Down?
What happens when the Wastewater Treatment Plant Breaks Down?Can the Hill Canyon Plant handle the waste from a population of 218,000? Who will pay for the upgrade for a 69% population increase? When will the City Address this?Waiting till projects are built is reckless! Demand the City spell out all infrastructure changes and costs tied… Continue reading What happens when the Wastewater Treatment Plant Breaks Down?
Do we need more Empty Store Fronts? (We can’t fill what we currently have!)
The Vast Projects could end up as Ghost Towns, especially since so much business has moved on-line during the pandemic. Habits have changed. More people are working from home. Shopping on-line has replaced shopping in person Testing this new type of housing is just Common Sense Start with the required 2621 units—Learn from those. Slow… Continue reading Do we need more Empty Store Fronts? (We can’t fill what we currently have!)
What’s Wrong with this Picture?
The Missing Piece in the Affordable Housing Problem Is NOT In the General Plan! The City Planning Manager admitted that theirInclusionary Housing Policy is “outdated.” So, what is that? This Policy spells out what is to be included in a Project. In this case, Kari Finley was referring to Affordable Housing. The missing component is… Continue reading What’s Wrong with this Picture?
Local Woman was Caught in NP Flood in 1983
From Nextdoor, For the Flooding Skeptics Out there:NOTHING LIKE AN EYE-WITNESS
There is Reason to Pause, Reflect, and Simply Wait
In the frenzy of the last few months, where the Cityhas seemed apoplectic about building NOW and BIG andTALL, and DENSE, here is a humble reason to do the opposite. Take a Breath. Every eight years, the State sends what it calculates is needed innew housing approvals to every city. This is the RHNA #.The… Continue reading There is Reason to Pause, Reflect, and Simply Wait
What is it with Developers?
This isn’t A Contest for Who’s got the Biggest, Densest Projects We are NOT a One Size Fits All City!The Survey Ends on May 12 th ! Go to toaks2045.org and complete the 16 questions Stop the Developer Power Grab! BE HEARD!www.CVASP.org
City Breaks its Promise to Keep TALL, Mixed-Use Projects Out of Established Neighborhoods
Current Proposals Would Build 50-foot Projects Homes Adjacent to Homes. One puts a dense 720 units next to homes, destroying privacy and quiet, creating traffic bottlenecks and safety questions for children walking to school & library. Another puts dense 35’ high and 260 units behind Kohls. These incursions into neighborhoods will be in addition to… Continue reading City Breaks its Promise to Keep TALL, Mixed-Use Projects Out of Established Neighborhoods
See the Reflection in the Photo Below?
The Developer claims this parcel is not a Wetland.Are you going to believe him or your own eyes?Stop Debating Semantics—It’s often Under Water!Stop Reckless Development. Prevent Flooding!Demand Public Safety over ProfitTake the Survey by May 12 thAt toaks2045.org Stop the Developer Power Grab! www.CVASP.org
Welcome to Ventura County’s Must-See Destination! Visit the Concrete Canyons of the Conejo!
Conveniently Located Along The 101 Freeway! Above You See Just One Cluster Of Hotels And Other Outsized Buildings Located At Each and Every One of The City’s Freeway Exits! Imagine: Not a Tree, Blade of Grass, or Ridgeline in Sight! Wonder at the Audacity and Astonishing Human Excess! Crane your neck, Gawk, and Gape at the 75-foot towers everywhere you look. Then, Return to Your… Continue reading Welcome to Ventura County’s Must-See Destination! Visit the Concrete Canyons of the Conejo!