Another twist in the Hidden Oaks property in Carbon Canyon! The landowner has put the property on the market for $66M. The original proposal had included 107 houses but after major concerns were raised by us and others about wildfire and access, it was redrawn down to 53 houses. Prices that high usually only come with entitled land. View the Chino Champion article.
Two public notices for Environmental Impact Reports have been released: the Hsi Lai Monastery Expansion (Hacienda Heights) and Olinda Alpha Landfill (Brea). Further, the City of Brea has two newly installed wildfire cameras. View our E-Newsletter.
Comments are being accepted on the Chino Hills State Park Final Road and Trail Management Plan through November 30, 2020. The document in the link below is the final plan. Responses to the draft plan are also included on this page. Send comments by email to: Trails@parks.ca.gov.
Hills For Everyone plans to comment on the proposed Hsi Lai Monastery expansion. This is the step, the Notice of Preparation, before the Environmental Impact Report. The project’s current location sits in a very tenuous portion of the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. Read the San Gabriel Valley Tribune article.
The City of Brea has installed two cameras to help alert authorities to wildfire incidents in eastern Brea. You can follow along and see what the cameras see at these links: Canyon Camera 1 Canyon Camera 2