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Prevent Developers from Destroying Cupertino and Our Schools.
ACT NOW! Attend and Speak at Council Meetings to urge them to
- Respect Current Zoning
- Save Our City from Community Benefits, which only benefit developers.
ACT NOW! Attend Next Council Meeting: March 3 at 6:45pm.
Place: Community Hall, next to Cupertino Library.
Wear RED to support CRSZ (Cupertino Residents for Sensible Zoning) and BetterCupertino.
The Council only pays attention when residents show up in large numbers at meetings. They do not believe in any online petition or paper petition. When more than 300 residents showed up on November 10 and then again on December 2, the Council promised to delay GPA to allow the residents more time to provide inputs. Yet, they broke their promise! The Council is now still pushing for taller buildings in exchange for the so-called community benefits, which we, the tax payers, have to pay several times over in the future to fix the problems they create, in traffic, schools and many other issues.
The residents are very disappointed with the Community Workshop on Feb. 4 and the online GPA survey. Both are designed to manipulate public opinions to approve more high density development in Cupertino.
Vigilance is required. We will continue to fight to preserve the quality of life in our beloved Cupertino. Please join us!
ACT NOW! Attend and Speak at Council Meetings to urge them to
- Respect Current Zoning
- Save Our City from Community Benefits, which only benefit developers.
ACT NOW! Attend Next Council Meeting: March 3 at 6:45pm.
Place: Community Hall, next to Cupertino Library.
Wear RED to support CRSZ (Cupertino Residents for Sensible Zoning) and BetterCupertino.
The Council only pays attention when residents show up in large numbers at meetings. They do not believe in any online petition or paper petition. When more than 300 residents showed up on November 10 and then again on December 2, the Council promised to delay GPA to allow the residents more time to provide inputs. Yet, they broke their promise! The Council is now still pushing for taller buildings in exchange for the so-called community benefits, which we, the tax payers, have to pay several times over in the future to fix the problems they create, in traffic, schools and many other issues.
The residents are very disappointed with the Community Workshop on Feb. 4 and the online GPA survey. Both are designed to manipulate public opinions to approve more high density development in Cupertino.
Vigilance is required. We will continue to fight to preserve the quality of life in our beloved Cupertino. Please join us!
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