Our mission is simple
Stop greedy developers destroying Joshua Tree
Stop this greedy development from becoming the new normal in the High Desert
County officials have given the go-ahead to build 100+ high density homes without proper notifications to neighbors, diverting rainwater downhill into surrounding homes in a community without a proper sewer or drainwater system. They will build a waste treatment plant on the border of existing homes and get permission to destroy or relocate nearly 100 Joshua Trees.
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What YOU can do!
Fill Out Our Survey
Did you get a letter from LoveMore Ranch or San Bernardino County? Developers are required to notify surrounding communities and request input as well as give input to environmental concerns.
Post a Yard Sign
Right now we need to quickly mobilize neighbors and act as a united front. If you can post a yard sign to bring more attention, speak to your neighbors and friends, and attend any of our upcoming actions that will give us a fighting chance to STOP this greedy developer.
Volunteer
We need a CEQA attorney. Do you know anyone qualified?
More neighbors! Will you reach out to neighbors who are 300 yards, approximately 1 block, from the proposed dev? On Alta Loma, Sunset, Alta Vista or Hill View?
Subcommittees!
Readers of dense documents and cryptic logic
Legal sleuths to decode the mumbo jumbo and to follow the money
Callers of legislators, media, environmental groups
Speaking Are you confident and unflappable to present when we appeal in person?
Builders Can you build us a presentation deck for the in-person appeal?
Impact
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There are over 3.5 million breast cancer survivors in the United States.
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“Actual residents of Joshua Tree should be the ones who decide how dense they want their community to be, NOT county bureaucrats 1.5 hrs away beholden to rich developers.”
Keith
Resident of Joshua Tree
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