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Comments by Mikesgoleta

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Posted on July 13 at 8:13 p.m.

I am not one of those people who is able to or chooses to attend many meetings at City Hall like Ms. Connell and her cronies. However, I was planning on attending the upcoming meeting because I think that Bishop Ranch would be great for our city. We need to reverse the direction we are headed.

Goleta currrently has plans to only build multi-family housing, and when they finally have a chance to examine a proposal for single family housing at Bishop Ranch, they won't even take the time to study it!

Aside from its border with the 101, Bishop Ranch is already surrounded by housing, and it has not been farmed for as far back as I can remember. Shouldn't we at least examine this site for housing?

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