Hills For Everyone consultant Melanie Schlotterbeck was interviewed with Protect Our Homes and Hills team member Joe Byrne on the Esperanza Hills project. It aired yesterday on Spectrum News, Channel 1.
Please avoid the trails in the parks and preserves. Activity on the trails during/post rain causes damage to the trails and poses a safety risk if something should happen to you.
Wowza! The City of Commerce is now trying to buy the Tres Hermanos property in Tonner Canayon. The meeting of the Oversight Board, originally scheduled for today, was cancelled and this item was inadvertently put on the agenda, which caused a flurry of concern. Diamond Bar, Chino Hills, and Industry have been negotiating an agreement, but Commerce now is inserting itself into the mix. Read the Orange County Register article.
It is hard to imagine a fire that moved a mile every SIX SECONDS, but that’s what happened in the Camp Fire. This article outlines the lessons learned from previous fires, communication failures from this fire, and how planning plays into it. The article features other projects in Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones too like Esperanza Hills (above Yorba Linda). Evacuation concerns is one of the hot button items for Yorba Linda residents fighting the project there. (Photo of the … Read More
As part of the 10 year anniversary of the Freeway Complex Fire, Hills For Everyone created and/or updated posters for the event. View each poster in our fire section.