Powerful reasons this exposed location is inappropriate for industrial (“innovation”) development.
Based on our review of the DEIR, it is clear that the DEIR fails as an informational document under CEQA and lacks substantial evidence to support its conclusions that the
A transportation plan is not successful if it works for adult drivers but not for a typical student traveling alone on foot or by bicycle.
The DEIR contains no analysis of the future development the pipe is physically designed to serve, and that absence reflects piecemealing.
City should not approve or analyze a project-driven General Plan change before first deciding, through proper public planning and CEQA review.
The letter’s strongest theme is that the EIR allegedly treats many serious impacts as “less than significant” because fees will be paid or future facilities may be built, without requiring
The attached document is a March 23, 2026 comment letter from the Center for Biological Diversity that urges the City to correct the alleged deficiencies and prepare an EIR that
Phillip Road Site was acquired using public funds to serve as a nature resource and flood basin.
Changing its zoning to a heavy “innovation” / industrial footprint introduces massive hidden environmental impacts.