Spring 2024 Newsletter
Spring 2024 Newsletter (876KB PDF) Highlights:
Spring 2024 Newsletter (876KB PDF) Highlights:
Hills For Everyone’s Claire Schlotterbeck penned this article outlining the result of the OC Board of Supervisor hearing on the Menchego site. The appeal was denied! Read the Fullerton Observer article.
In a split vote (3-2) OC Board of Supervisors deny the Hills For Everyone appeal on the Menchego Site CUP. Additionally, three Supervisors publicly state their support for preserving the land too! View the outcome synopsis.
Hills For Everyone focuses its efforts on the preservation of the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. This video captures some of the highlights of our work from 2023. Three key projects are featured in the video. First was the collaboration to … Read More
REMINDER: Letters Needed by Fri., Feb. 2 to Support Our Appeal OC Board of Supervisors will consider HFE’s appeal of a Conditional Use Permit on the Aera Energy property. Submit your comments by February 2nd! View the Reminder Alert!
Letters Needed by Fri., Feb. 2 to Support Our Appeal OC Board of Supervisors will consider HFE’s appeal of a Conditional Use Permit on the Aera Energy property. Submit your comments by February 2nd! View the Reminder Alert.
Numerous threats exist that could sever the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. Your support is critical to our success. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3RbTWoP
Learn about the risks of not having an adopted/certified Housing Element, how developers can make an end run around existing local laws, and how open space lands are at risk of development. Read the E-Alert for Yorba Linda Residents.
There are numerous constraints that exist for the Residents Working Group developing the compromised Housing Element Update for Yorba Linda. These constraints include topography, wildfire, planned developments, and more. View the E-Alert for Yorba Linda Residents.
The State of California has set regional targets for housing at four different income levels (very low, low, moderate, and above moderate). Yorba Linda and the County of Orange (along with all Southern California cities and counties) must update their … Read More