Consider city's General Plan

When the tenets of our General Plan are being ignored, when a campaigning City Council member takes thousands of dollars from developers, when the City Council member claiming to be the one to solve our traffic problems goes out of his way to support a proposed 750-student private school on the side of a landfill that doesn't even have a workable traffic management plan because that council member has accepted campaign contributions from most of that school's board members, when the City Council votes down proposed environmental programs, when the City Council exempts The Oaks from meeting their school requirements and environmental pervious surface standards after taking thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from the community, when that City Council member works to limit citizen involvement rather than increase it, when all votes are by consensus, when the City Council can't make a decision on a 400,000-square-foot convention center without costing residents thousands of dollars and hours of their time and exposing them to lawsuits from developers, I have to advocate for a change in city government.

Vote for Toby Keeler.
Mary Hubbard
Calabasas