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| This chart shows Extremely Low Income to Low Income housing allocations. We have 83%. |
Editor's Note: I attended this meeting and spoke briefly
I always feel uneasy making my
points. I am very passionate and try to keep the my points
simple. While the rest of Marin County is correctly worried about various
environmental/social impacts, it is important to drive home the fact that
71% of all impacts will occur in a tiny sliver of Marin (.6 percent of all land
area) in Marinwood-Lucas Valley. Southern Marin is crying foul over 20
unit building. Our smallest building is 60 units. Grady Ranch is
240 units.
It will devastate our neighborhoods. THEY (the planners
and other communities) are being NIMBYS when they insist we take 71%of all
housing allocations.
We need to get a lawyer to examine the CA Code 65584 for
implications of concentrating all this affordable housing in a single
neighborhood.
As usually, only one person, a paid hack for the building
industry voiced any support for the EIR but even he was upset with the
process. Nona Dennis was articulate and well informed. TJ Meagher
from Tam Almonte delivered an impressive speech.
The Commissioners sat like toads on a log silently deaf to
reason. I’ll bet not a single one lives anywhere close to an impacted
neighborhood.
We must get the word out to everyone.
Stephen
Marin
County Planning Commission Meeting
Monday,
January 14, 2013
The video webcast of the Planning Commission meeting on Monday, January 14, 2013, is now available for online viewing at:
http://marin.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=3&clip_id=6470
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