Woodland Hills Residents Battle High-Risk Housing Development
KTLA 5December 17, 20252 min1,955 views
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- 🏘️ Woodland Hills residents are actively opposing a housing development planned for the country club area.
- ⚠️ Concerns are high due to the development's location in a high wildfire risk canyon.
- 🗣️ Residents feel they have had no say in the development and are frustrated by a lack of public review or conversation.
Challenges in Addressing Grievances
- 🏛️ Families have reached out to local elected officials, including Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel, but have found it a tough go.
- 🤝 Attempts to directly confront Assemblymember Gabriel at a private holiday party were unsuccessful.
- 🤷 Residents feel they are getting the runaround from different offices, with officials pointing fingers at each other.
Concerns Over Development Process and Risks
- 🚀 Residents believe the development is being fast-tracked without adequate community input.
- 🚒 The proposed development is in a fire zone, and residents worry that increased traffic will impede emergency vehicle access.
- ⏳ There is a critical timeline, with a potential application approval as early as Christmas Day, after which a 90-day clock starts, limiting recourse.
Official Response and Resident Beliefs
- 👂 Assemblymember Gabriel's staff met with residents and stated they would look into the issue.
- 🗣️ Gabriel later spoke briefly, acknowledging the need to listen and help but expressing disappointment in officials pointing fingers.
- 💰 Residents suspect developers are abusing the intent of a state law for profit.
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