Based on the County of Orange Planning Commission agenda, the Cielo Vista project is NOT on the Wednesday, December 9th meeting agenda. There is a possibility it will be on the December 23rd agenda or, if we are lucky, it gets moved to after the first of the year.
Hills For Everyone has partnered with Origami Owl for a 30 day fundraiser starting yesterday through December 10. This is the perfect opportunity to shop for holiday gifts, birthday gifts, Mother’s Day, anniversaries and even stocking stuffers—among many other opportunities. Origami Owl has everything from watches to bracelets, necklaces to earrings and more! For example, you can build your own locket for someone special. Get your shopping on and support the hills. Shop through this online party and 25% of the … Read More
The County released the Notice of Availability for the Final EIR for Cielo Vista on Wednesday, November 18. Download the documents and provide substantive feedback before the project is considered by the County Planning Commission on Wednesday, December 9th. Comments should be submitted to: Brian Kurnow Contract Planner OC Planning 300 N. Flower Street Santa Ana, CA 92702-4048 phone: (714) 667-8881 email: Brian.Kurnow@ocpw.ocgov.com
The Protect Our Homes and Hills team methodically outlined before the City Council why approving the pre-annexation agreement and road down San Antonio Canyon was not only wrong, but illegal. Residents researched the entire history of the Canyon lots and provided an in depth accounting of the Tract 9813’s approval, conditions, correspondence and intents. They were able to completely debunk the City’s assertions that roads go through open space all over Yorba Linda. The clincher was that the City Council was being asked … Read More
One week ago, Hills For Everyone and other co-petitioners got the decision from the judge that indeed, the City of Brea had violated its own planning laws. The judge filed a minute order, which requires the winners (us) to file a ruling. It was filed by our attorneys at Shute, Mihaly and Weinberger last Friday. The other parties and judge review it and once final, the City and landowner have 60 days to file an appeal. If an appeal is … Read More