Triangle Ranch, city's pet project
      Whenever I read a letter like the one submitted by Mr. and Mrs. Lebowitz I can't help but think they're in some way connected to the developer. Why would anyone that lives in Agoura of the Conejo Valley support further development? The Agoura Village Plan is a disaster; so is the recently approved Triangle Ranch project.
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Project planners need local input
      I read the article on the Triangle Ranch hearing that appeared in the April 5 Acorn with interest and a bit of surprise, given the history of the project and its rocky path through the planning process. The plan proposed by Cornell Preservation Organization specifying 50 homes was news to me.
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There's more to the Triangle story
      Recently The Acorn published an article regarding Triangle Ranch, a proposed development at the base of Ladyface Mountain in the Cornell area near Agoura. The Triangle Ranch development proposal came before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors at a recent board meeting at which the Cornell Preservation Organization proposed a project alternative.
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OPUSD's 'Extreme Makeover- School Edition'
      Oak Park voters should take special note of the new Yerba Buena Elementary School located at Lindero Canyon and Reyes Adobe roads. This beautiful new campus includes six buildings encompassing more than 20 classrooms, a library with computer lab and a multipurpose room building.
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Gates not just for snob appeal
      In the "No gates in Oak Park" article of April 19 ( The Acorn ), the manner in which the reporter represented the issue of Regency/Chambord becoming gated communities was both embarrassing to me and offensive to Regency/Chambord owners.
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Don't wait for tragedy to strike
      I second Linda Le Vine's concern about the disasterwaitingto-happen outside the Agoura Animal Shelter ("Treacherous turn into animal shelter," March 22). I hold my breath each time I drive into and out of the shelter. The dangerous curves on both sides of Agoura Road make it difficult to see approaching cars coming from either north or south of those curves.
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Edison's not a fan of solar power
      I was disappointed reading last week's article, "Solar panel installers set a shining example." Effective January, all new Southern California Edison customers who wish to purchase solar panels have to convert to a "time of use" metering system.
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