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Subject: \[EXTERNAL\] Re: SALT Development Hill "Preserve" Project - October 29,2024 meeting
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I am asking our representatives, elected or otherwise, to view the SALT Development
Hill "Preserve" Project as anything but to "Preserve" our Anaheim Hills community. It
definitely will not "preserve" or improve the lives of Anaheim Hills residents.
I can easily think back to the last fire that was encroaching Anaheim Hills starting an
evacuation. I was in a traffic gridlock trying to get home from work to get my family
and then when I finally made it, I was again in a gridlock trying to comply with a
suggested evacuation. Insurance companies already recognize Anaheim Hills
vulnerability to fires because of big increases in our home insurance. Imagine what
the 498-unit apartment complex in Anaheim Hills will contribute to our already
community's road congestion. Imagine what the 498-unit apartments complex will do
to crowding our schools. Imagine what the 498-unit apartments will do to our already
strained fire and police departments. Imagine what the 498-unit apartments will do to
impact our local wildlife. Imagine the environmental impact of the 498-apartments on our
Anaheim Hills community.
The City is also kidding themselves if they think a Salt Lake City company, not a local
company, will have deed restrictions that would keep half of the undeveloped open
space. If you believe that, I have another offer to you resurrecting an old phrase..."If
you believe that, I have a bridge in Brooklyn to sell to you."
Anaheim Hills roads are already being used as shortcuts from/to the roll roads and
other freeways that are heading out to Corona. We are referring to Santa Ana Canyon
Road as Santa Ana Canyon Freeway, same with Serrano, Nohl Ranch, Fairmount,
Imperial and even our short Anaheim Hills Road. There even is a new road sign on Nohl
Ranch "Freeway" between Canyon Rim and Anaheim Hills, that directs traffic to 91
FREEWAY! I was wondering why Anaheim Hills had so much traffic at times, the sign
directing traffic to 91 Freeway answered that question. I bet there are other signs doing the
exact same thing which explains our community traffic concerns.
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Please do not approve this "preserve" project. Make the safety and concerns of the
Anaheim Hills community your priority.
Louise Cierpial
Anaheim Hills 92807
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