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Meeting: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS on 2022-12-13 9:00 AM - Please see agenda for public participation information and eComment submission on any agenda item.

Meeting Time: December 13, 2022 at 9:00am PST

Agenda Item

6.4 22-1290 10:15 A.M. - PUBLIC HEARING - Consideration of Appeal (AB 22-03) of Planning Commission's Denial of Major Use Permit (UP 21-14) and Initial Study (IS 21-15) for 22 acres of Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation; Applicant: Monte Cristo Vineyards, LLC; located at 11250 Cerrito Drive, Clearlake Oaks (APNs 006-007-17, 23 & 30)

Legislation Text Exh 01 - AB 22-03 - Staff Report Att 01 - AB 22-03 - Property Management Plan Att 02 - AB 22-03 - Site Plans Att 03 - AB 22-03 - Conditions of Approval Att 04 - AB 22-03 - Initial Study Att 05 - AB 22-03 - Hydrology Report Att 06 - AB 22-03 - Biological Assessment Att 07 - AB 22-03 - Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Program Exh 02 - AB 22-03 - Appeal Application Exh 03 - AB 22-03 - Updated Drought Management Plan Exh 04 - AB 22-03 - Addendum to MCV Hydrology Report Exh 05 - AB 22-03 - Agency & Public Comments PublicComment_DonnaMackiewicz PublicComment_Clearlake Oaks Hillside Neighbors against Monte Cristo Application compilation 17 pdfs PublicComment_Randy Wilk Opposition letter for Monte Cristo Project PublicComment_JimSteele.Appeal comments[8752] PublicComment_OlgaMartinSteeleMonte Christo Appeal.LtrToCoSupvs.12.8 PublicCommentPamelaKicenskiMonte Cristo UP 21-14 Letter PublicComment_JackieDharmapalan PublicCommentHollyHarrisandChuckLambMC-comments-120922-BOS PublicComment_JackieDharmapalan2
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    Maria Kann almost 2 years ago

    Please deny AB 22-03. I and my neighbors experienced first-hand the disruption and trauma to our peaceful way of life with the 2021 SourzHVR debacle. High Valley Road is not suitable for the type of traffic these projects require, especially at the interchange of High Valley Road and Cerrito Drive (known as The Fishhook, or Horseshoe Bend). Our county is in a state of "Exceptional Drought" and water use should be prioritized for human use before discretionary recreational crops. Large marijuana grows serve no one, except the cartels, and residents don't want the element they bring to our neighborhoods and towns. They destroy the land and leave a wake of destruction to human and animal lives when the season is over. You need only look at places like Mendocino and Oregon to see that this industry is causing more problems than benefit. We shouldn't have to fight our own county representatives for our protection from them. I oppose all large grows in Lake County. Please deny AB 22-03.