No Carlton Oaks Golf Course Housing

01/16/2023

After 2 good rainfalls, this is what happens at the west end of Carlton Oaks Golf Course. A healthy river system needs a flood plain, not houses.

09/22/2020

Over 8,000 new residents jammed onto existing roads jeopardize emergency evacuation and risk the loss of Santee’s family-friendly community atmosphere.

Santee Fanita Ranch open spaces are under assault by out-of-town developers who would leave existing residents saddled with traffic gridlock from a 3,000-unit project generating over 25,000 vehicle trips/day. Help us protect our environment.

09/22/2020

September 23rd hearing will be part of the Santee City Council meeting, which because of COVID-19 concerns, will be held virtually. To register for the meeting, visit: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/3532581736135325200

“Minto has accepted campaign donations from O’Connor and other HomeFed backers…he should not be allowed to vote on the matter.”

https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/communities/east-county/santee/story/2020-09-21/fanita-ranch-discussion-ready-to-roll-in-santee?fbclid=IwAR1TcgV_tTdWbUZ51XexCuIOdz_WqS1nqre4X57nF2Y4iDCDM2x5yIhkQ80

Developer sought delay to make last-minute changes to housing project

09/20/2020

Protect the general plan from being amended. The general plan protects the golf course from being over developed. These measures give us a fighting chance!! Help spread the word.

07/27/2020

“We’ve made things worse by paving over floodplains, channelizing rivers, and draining wetlands.”

Restoring floodplains? “That’s not always as easy as it sounds when much of the area you want to allow to flood already contains housing developments, shopping malls or prime agricultural land.”

Maybe they should build somewhere else...

New kinds of flood plans put nature back in charge, help populations adapt to a changing climate, reduce risk — and more.

07/27/2020

Vote YES to Save Santee
Fight Corruption - Protect the General Plan

https://www.savesantee.com/carlton-oaks

An application for a General Plan Amendment (GPA) has been submitted by a foreign investor and developer for a high-density development of ~331 homes in the river floodplain.

07/25/2020

STOP scrolling through Facebook and take a minute to reach out to the Mayor or City Council and let them know why you oppose the development project! Contact information below:
Call the Mayor:
(619) 258-4100 ext. 295
Email:
John Minto - [email protected]
Stephen Houlahan - [email protected]
Laura Koval - [email protected]
Ronn Hall - [email protected]
Rob McNelis - [email protected]

07/25/2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiZhvO9mLBM

A proposed development around the Carlton Oaks Country Club has neighbors fighting back, saying the project would bring a host of problems to the area.