Fall 2024 Newsletter Released
The Fall 2024 Newsletter has been released. The topics include: Fall 2024 Newsletter (740KB PDF)
The Fall 2024 Newsletter has been released. The topics include: Fall 2024 Newsletter (740KB PDF)
Parks are created any number of ways, but there are many more ways parklands can be threatened. Local land use plans have the ability to help or harm our parks based on policies within them. For example, Yorba Linda is proposing to approve its Housing Element via a vote of the people. Passing this Housing Element adds additional policy protections to lands adjacent to the hills because no houses will be built on those open space lands. We urge a … Read More
Hills For Everyone Endorses Three Measures Hills For Everyone has endorsed three measures that all provide better protections for the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. View the endorsement list via our email.
Watch for the monarchs!
Hills For Everyone’s October E-Newsletter features a warning about red flag days this fall. Additionally, we also cover a status change for the burrowing owl, an upcoming virtual event on Measure PH, and a book written on wildlife corridors that features one of our local underpasses. Check it out! View our October E-Newsletter.
Sometimes when funding becomes tight, park agencies must become adaptable. Using funding mechanisms that are creative and different to keep providing adequate services are needed. For example, the Puente Hills Habitat Authority has Measure PH on the ballot on the western side of the hills. If this ballot measure is passed, it will create a Community Facilities District that will help fund important ranger services that lead to better emergency response times, faster removal of homeless encampments, more restoration work, … Read More
HEAR THE TRUTH: In the Los Angeles County, Measure PH campaign, claims are being made the Puente Hills Habitat Authority is part of the National Recreation Area and that the Authority receives federal funding. This is a red herring because the purpose of the Measure PH is to set up a local, permanent funding stream due to lack of existing fund consistently and reliability (none of which is federal funding). RECEIPTS: 1. The Habitat Authority lands (all 4,000 acres) are … Read More
HEAR THE TRUTH: In the City of Yorba Linda election, claims are being made that Measure KK will help “save the hills.” This is a red herring because the measure focuses solely on the Bryant Ranch Shopping Center. RECEIPTS: 1. Measure KK changes the allowed use on a 9.15 acre site in the Bryant Ranch Shopping Center to high density (30 units per acre) and mixed use. See the ballot measure title. This measure has nothing to do with the … Read More
HEAR THE TRUTH: In the City of Brea City Council election, two candidates have shown support for a road through Tonner Canyon connecting to the Olinda Alpha Landfill. This is a red herring because the road isn’t possible. RECEIPTS: 1. OC Waste & Recycling deemed Tonner Canyon Road infeasible for multiple reasons during its environmental review of transportation alternatives for the Olinda Alpha Landfill. 2. The City of Brea requested amending the Orange County Master Plan of Arterial Highways to … Read More
Keep your eyes out for the comet!