The years-long struggle over 510 acres known as West Coyote Hills continues as a conservation group has filed a lawsuit against the city while officials try to raise money to purchase some of the land before it is developed.
Tag: Chevron
Posted inFullerton, Health & Wellness, Top Stories
National Nonprofit Exits Fullerton Open Space Negotiations
Trust for Public Land resigns from negotiations with Chevron for Fullerton to acquire former oil field.
Posted inCountywide, Health & Wellness, Top Stories
Is Fracking in Orange County’s Future?
Signal Hill Petroleum has been quietly obtaining permits to test for oil deposits in the central county, also the location of a huge drinking water aquifer.
Posted inFullerton
Judge Rules Against Opponents of Fullerton Development
The proposed Coyote Hills project calls for 760 homes to be built on one of the last undeveloped tracts in North Orange County.
Posted inFullerton, Outdoors
Opponents of Fullerton Development File Petitions
They want a citywide referendum on an approved housing
development in one of the city’s last areas of open space.
Posted inFullerton
Fullerton City Council OKs Chevron Development
As in the city of Orange, opponents of a housing development are
planning a referendum signature drive to overturn their council’s
approval.
Posted inFullerton, Outdoors
Fullerton City Council to Vote on Chevron Development
At stake is the fate of one of the city’s last areas of open
space.
Posted inCountywide, Fullerton, Investigative, Orange, Outdoors, Top Stories
Two Cities to Determine Fate of Their Dwindling Open Space
City councils in Fullerton and Orange in the coming weeks will
vote on development proposals that community groups oppose.
Posted inFullerton, Investigative, Transportation
Fullerton City Council Approves Settlement with Chevron
Oil giant agrees to drop $1 million lawsuit over rejected
development plans as long as the Council approves the plans.
Posted inHuntington Beach, Investigative, Water, Power & Waste
Learning How to Fight the Power
A group of Huntington Beach middle schoolers are fighting a plan
by the school board to install solar panels on their PE field, and
in the process are getting a lesson in activism 101.
