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Morgan Hill a "friendly" little town? You can't tell by the speeding drivers! I would like to see the city promote "A Care For Your Neighbors and Town" communications program that will find several...
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Morgan Hill a "friendly" little town? You can't tell by the speeding drivers! I would like to see the city promote "A Care For Your Neighbors and Town" communications program that will find several ways to get people to slow down, watch for pedestrians, bicyclists, children and seniors. We have a Community full of agressive drivers and something needs to be done. Recently I have seen near misses where a driver turning right have almost hit pedestrians crossing at a corner, also a driver turned right onto Dunne without stopping, and speeders in parking lots. Oh, I saw a car that had stopped at a red light waiting to turn right and a second reckless car went around him on the left side and made the right turn around him!!! BE MORE CARING - IT'S OUR TOWN, OUR PRECIOUS PEOPLE. Everyone wants to keep our sleepy little town feel - then act like it and slow down! Before someone is seriously injured.
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Feb 25, 2015 by
Lisa Aragon (13 points)
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Morgan Hill a "friendly" little town? You can't tell by the speeding drivers! I would like to see the city promote "A Care For Your Neighbors and Town" communications program that will find several ways to get people to slow down, watch for pedestrians, bicyclists, children and seniors. We have a Community full of agressive drivers and something needs to be done. Recently I have seen near misses where a driver turning right have almost hit pedestrians crossing at a corner, also a driver turned right onto Dunne without stopping, and speeders in parking lots. Oh, I saw a car that had stopped at a red light waiting to turn right and a second reckless car went around him on the left side and made the right turn around him!!! BE MORE CARING - IT'S OUR TOWN, OUR PRECIOUS PEOPLE. Everyone wants to keep our sleepy little town feel - then act like it and slow down! Before someone is seriously injured.
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May the handicapped on scooters and such, utilize the bike lane?
Feb 18, 2015 by
Delia Monrreal (12 points)
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May the handicapped on scooters and such, utilize the bike lane?
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Table or Kill the Proposed Gun Ban Ordinances.
The current gun ban ordinance has provisions for a mandatory reporting requirement for lost or stolen guns that has been rescinded or pulled from...
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Table or Kill the Proposed Gun Ban Ordinances.
The current gun ban ordinance has provisions for a mandatory reporting requirement for lost or stolen guns that has been rescinded or pulled from existing or proposed ordinances in Palm Springs and Saratoga. The City Council, for the Nov. 28 meeting, may want to pull this from the agenda before the meeting starts for subsequent review. Also see:
https://www.crpa.org/crpa-news/victory-on-local-ordinance-issues/
Also, Saratoga City Councilman Howard Miller was claiming "overwhelming support" for Saratoga's proposed mandatory storage ordinance in the thousands. When put to a vote on Next Door, the results were actually 51% Against, 44% For and 3% saying to table until next year. So if Morgan Hill is anything like Saratoga when it comes to guns and public safety, there is also likely negative support for for this ordinance proposal here as well.
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Nov 27, 2018 by
Jeff Klopotic (5 points)
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Table or Kill the Proposed Gun Ban Ordinances.
The current gun ban ordinance has provisions for a mandatory reporting requirement for lost or stolen guns that has been rescinded or pulled from existing or proposed ordinances in Palm Springs and Saratoga. The City Council, for the Nov. 28 meeting, may want to pull this from the agenda before the meeting starts for subsequent review. Also see:
https://www.crpa.org/crpa-news/victory-on-local-ordinance-issues/
Also, Saratoga City Councilman Howard Miller was claiming "overwhelming support" for Saratoga's proposed mandatory storage ordinance in the thousands. When put to a vote on Next Door, the results were actually 51% Against, 44% For and 3% saying to table until next year. So if Morgan Hill is anything like Saratoga when it comes to guns and public safety, there is also likely negative support for for this ordinance proposal here as well.
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Morgan Hill is poorly rated by solar panel installers due to the length of time it takes to get a permit to install new solar panels.
Morgan Hill should be a leader! Improve the permitting process...
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Morgan Hill is poorly rated by solar panel installers due to the length of time it takes to get a permit to install new solar panels.
Morgan Hill should be a leader! Improve the permitting process now!
http://completesolar.com/california
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May 20, 2015 by
Larry Conly (15 points)
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Morgan Hill is poorly rated by solar panel installers due to the length of time it takes to get a permit to install new solar panels.
Morgan Hill should be a leader! Improve the permitting process now!
http://completesolar.com/california
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Not only are universities around the nation aligning with the movement to ban plastic straws, but cities are too... why isn't Morgan Hill one of them? We all know that plastic is an environment no no...
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Not only are universities around the nation aligning with the movement to ban plastic straws, but cities are too... why isn't Morgan Hill one of them? We all know that plastic is an environment no no, but with straws being so interwoven into people's lifestyles, as plastic bags once were, it's time we force corporations to find eco-friendly alternatives because there are plenty out there. Some organizations to check out are as follow:
https://thelastplasticstraw.org/
https://strawfree.org/
http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/conservation-and-science/our-priorities/ocean-plastic-pollution
http://www.plasticpollutioncoalition.org/no-straw-please/
https://blueocean.net/banning-throw-away-plastics/
https://www.1millionwomen.com.au/blog/straws-why-they-seriously-suck/
https://www.strawlessocean.org/faq/
http://www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/plastic-straws-and-the-environment/
https://www.worldwildlife.org/magazine/issues/summer-2018/articles/a-small-straw-s-big-environmental-impact
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Jun 19, 2018 by
Emma (5 points)
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Not only are universities around the nation aligning with the movement to ban plastic straws, but cities are too... why isn't Morgan Hill one of them? We all know that plastic is an environment no no, but with straws being so interwoven into people's lifestyles, as plastic bags once were, it's time we force corporations to find eco-friendly alternatives because there are plenty out there. Some organizations to check out are as follow:
https://thelastplasticstraw.org/
https://strawfree.org/
http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/conservation-and-science/our-priorities/ocean-plastic-pollution
http://www.plasticpollutioncoalition.org/no-straw-please/
https://blueocean.net/banning-throw-away-plastics/
https://www.1millionwomen.com.au/blog/straws-why-they-seriously-suck/
https://www.strawlessocean.org/faq/
http://www.onegreenplanet.org/animalsandnature/plastic-straws-and-the-environment/
https://www.worldwildlife.org/magazine/issues/summer-2018/articles/a-small-straw-s-big-environmental-impact
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Community Choice Energy for Morgan Hill
A greater opportunity to obtain electricity from non polluting sources than we have with PG and E
Nov 1, 2015 by
lbarbosa (5 points)
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Community Choice Energy for Morgan Hill
A greater opportunity to obtain electricity from non polluting sources than we have with PG and E
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I think it would be great if the city could build a pedestrian/bicycle bridge over 101 at either San Pedro or Barrett Ave to allow better access from both sides of town to the facilities such as the...
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I think it would be great if the city could build a pedestrian/bicycle bridge over 101 at either San Pedro or Barrett Ave to allow better access from both sides of town to the facilities such as the aquatic center, soccer fields and CRC, this would promote walking and biking and also help the youth that do not have cars. Crossing 101 at Tennent, E Dunne and Cochrane by foot or bike is both unpleasant and dangerous, Main street crosses without highway access but is really far from the facilities listed above if walking.
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Jul 16, 2016 by
Shelly (5 points)
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I think it would be great if the city could build a pedestrian/bicycle bridge over 101 at either San Pedro or Barrett Ave to allow better access from both sides of town to the facilities such as the aquatic center, soccer fields and CRC, this would promote walking and biking and also help the youth that do not have cars. Crossing 101 at Tennent, E Dunne and Cochrane by foot or bike is both unpleasant and dangerous, Main street crosses without highway access but is really far from the facilities listed above if walking.
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I am enjoying the commercial growth of MH but not the recent super residential housing growth. When we moved here in 1998 we were told MH has a 1% growth cap on new housing development. This was great...
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I am enjoying the commercial growth of MH but not the recent super residential housing growth. When we moved here in 1998 we were told MH has a 1% growth cap on new housing development. This was great because it kept existing housing prices up. It is obviously not the case anymore.I do not want to turn into Gilroy with their out of control developments. The last few years there has been an excessive boom of housing development that must slow down!! Everywhere you look an apartment building or a new housing development is being built. You look up in the East Hills and you are starting to see a massive houses being built on all the smaller hills.These are putting a strain on our resources like water and land let alone our school system. I think we need to go back to putting a yearly cap on residential housing growth.
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Sep 17, 2016 by
MH Concerned Citizen (5 points)
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I am enjoying the commercial growth of MH but not the recent super residential housing growth. When we moved here in 1998 we were told MH has a 1% growth cap on new housing development. This was great because it kept existing housing prices up. It is obviously not the case anymore.I do not want to turn into Gilroy with their out of control developments. The last few years there has been an excessive boom of housing development that must slow down!! Everywhere you look an apartment building or a new housing development is being built. You look up in the East Hills and you are starting to see a massive houses being built on all the smaller hills.These are putting a strain on our resources like water and land let alone our school system. I think we need to go back to putting a yearly cap on residential housing growth.
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Everyone in the community would benefit from listening to our local law enforcers police our town. You should consider posting this link (http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/22755/web) somewhere...
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Everyone in the community would benefit from listening to our local law enforcers police our town. You should consider posting this link (http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/22755/web) somewhere on the website..
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Sep 24, 2016 by
JCC (7 points)
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Everyone in the community would benefit from listening to our local law enforcers police our town. You should consider posting this link (http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/22755/web) somewhere on the website..
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Setup weekend day(s) for community members to come out and help clean up the bike lanes, sidewalks and perhaps playgrounds. Trimming overhanging brush, sweeping grit and collecting litter would make...
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Setup weekend day(s) for community members to come out and help clean up the bike lanes, sidewalks and perhaps playgrounds. Trimming overhanging brush, sweeping grit and collecting litter would make them more functional and aesthetic.
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Jul 14, 2018 by
Sheldon Haynie (5 points)
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Setup weekend day(s) for community members to come out and help clean up the bike lanes, sidewalks and perhaps playgrounds. Trimming overhanging brush, sweeping grit and collecting litter would make them more functional and aesthetic.
