HOPE - One-Minute Activist

Helping Our Peninsula's Environment
	One Minute Activist This Page Last Updated November 9, 2007
	This page is for when you can only spare one minute-a-month to protect our area's natural majesty and our fragile democracy.
	Stop Aerial Spraying of our Monterey Peninsula Children and Neighborhoods with Powerful Pesticides *Clint Eastwood's Pebble Beach Company Forest Destruction Project Could Cause Extinction* of Monterey Pine Forest Poison Oak Smoke Kills - Stop Burning Fort Ord September Ranch is Back. Stay Tuned**
	Stop Aerial Spraying of our Monterey Peninsula with Powerful Pesticides – Call Congressman Sam Farr’s Office. Let him know if you are outraged that he supports spraying our neighborhoods, our children and our imperiled wildlife with untested pesticides. Tell him you want him to support non-spraying alternatives and for him to publicly support an Environmental Impact Report on the crops dusting of our children. From Monterey – 649-3555 From Santa Cruz – 429-1976	Poison Oak Smoke Kills - Stop Burning Fort Ord Call Congressman Sam Farr and ask that he demand the EPA provide a Human Health Study on the deadly Smoke from burning square miles of Poison Oak at Fort Ord. 649-3555 (office) 424-7099 (office fax) Auto-Prepare email letter to Senators Boxer & Feinstein Objecting to Burning Fort Ord
	*Clint Eastwood's Pebble Beach Company Forest Destruction Golf Course Development Could Cause Extinction of* our Native Monterey Pine Forest. (Update – as og June 13^th the Coastal Commission has stopped this project!!!) Pebble Beach Company wants to destroy much of our Peninsula's remaining imperiled Monterey Pine Forest to build yet another Golf Course, hundreds of new Mansions and expand their Hotels. This would be the largest single development ever on our Monterey Peninsula. All this will take huge amounts of water right out of your drinking water faucet (even though you and I are enduring a Water Supply Emergency), and dramatically worsen our existing Daily Gridlock on Holman Highway and Lighthouse Ave. To no one's surprise, the forest destruction Project was approved unanimously by Monterey County Supervisors (including Dave Potter) on March 15, 2005 The project must now get approval from the Coastal Commission - even though it admittedly violates Coastal protection law! HOPE held many, and will host further, Community Education Workshops on this project. "I Object" Letter on The Pebble Beach Comp Project
	County General Plan - Supervisors Must Vote on Amount of Growth Call Your Supervisor and insist he (they're all men) agendize the amount of growth the next General Plan Will Allow. David Potter - 647-7755 Lou Calcagno - 647-7722
	September Ranch is Back EIR is scheduled to be approved soon. Stay tuned.
	Early Warning - AMBAG (Local) Clearinghouse Newsletter State Clearinghouse CEQA filings How to Comment How to Appeal
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