Truth: Measure KK

Truth: Measure KK

by on October 13, 2024 with No Comments

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 hills.

2. The Yorba Linda Zoning Code will change if Measure KK is passed. Again, the purpose of the initiative is to change the Bryant Ranch Shopping Center to Mixed Use 30. The hills aren’t even mentioned in the zoning code change.

3. The Bryant Ranch Shopping Center is on La Palma near the 91 Freeway and Gypsum Canyon. It isn’t even in the hills, therefore no hills can be saved with changes made to the zoning of this property.

A graphic with a yellow background labeled Receipt 1. It says Measure KK Won't "Save the Hills" because it ONLY Focuses on Bryant Ranch. There is snapshot of a graphic from showing the Measure KK Ballot language. The HFE logo is in the bottom right.
A graphic with a yellow background labeled Receipt 2. It says Measure KK Changes the Yorba Linda Zoning Code at the Bryant Ranch Shopping Center ONLY. There is snapshot of a graphic from showing the changes to the Yorba Linda Zoning Code. The HFE logo is in the bottom right.
A graphic with a yellow background labeled Receipt 3. It says Bryant Ranch Shopping Center is NOT even in the hills. There is snapshot of a Google Earth image with the Shopping Center, 91 Freeway, Featherly Regional Park and Chino Hills State Park labeled. The HFE logo is in the bottom right.