Alta Loma Park Construction Access & Solar Project Concerns

Expressed formal objection regarding proposed right-of-entry agreements through Alta Loma Park for the Skyline Mobile Home Park solar project, citing CEQA and Brown Act concerns.

Shared how families rely on Alta Loma Park as a safe, enclosed neighborhood refuge and stated that heavy equipment and road access would ruin its safety and appeal.

Noted that a safe local park was a major factor in purchasing a home in the neighborhood and warned that the project would negatively affect home values.

Urged the council to postpone any decisions on park access to carefully consider valid community concerns.

Expressed disbelief that the council would consider an easement allowing trucks through Alta Loma Park for an outside company.

Questioned street maintenance costs, increased city liability, and transparency regarding the park access proposal.

Shared childhood memories growing up next to Alta Loma Park and urged protection of children's safety and community space.

Described personal growth and community experiences rooted in Alta Loma Park.

Spoke about experiencing independence and safety at the park as a child and questioned allowing heavy machinery nearby.

Spoke passionately as a high school student during finals week to fight for her neighborhood park.

Shared 25 years of community involvement and family memories tied directly to Alta Loma Park.

Called Alta Loma Park the quiet soul of the neighborhood and urged rejection of an easement favoring outside developers.

Noted that closing the park for construction would be a terrible shame and asked the council to save the park.

Argued that council members have a civic duty to fight industry injustice and prioritize neighborhood families over private entities.

Shared 50 years of residency and generations of family enjoyment at Alta Loma Park.

Asked whether park access would be restricted during construction and highlighted family memories.

Stated that a solar panel project only benefits one person while taking away childhood memories for neighborhood kids.