Residents have repeatedly expressed concerns about vehicular access of both the Esperanza Hills and Cielo Vista projects via the San Antonio and Stonehaven communities which were devastated by the Freeway Complex Fire in November 2008. All wishing to speak to the item had gone home and once again felt disenfranchised. With the long discussion of Vineyard's CUP, the very important issue of the DEIR for Cielo Vista was addressed at about 1am. This was yet another delay to those waiting for the highly-charged Cielo Vista agenda item.ĭespite Young's campaign rhetoric criticizing the previous Council for the late night meetings, he chose to begin the meeting at 7pm in order to have the opportunity to meet Dick Cheney at the Nixon Library. Councilman Anderson stated that he would rebut Lindsey's remarks at the next Council meeting on January 7, 201 and asked that the presentation be made available to the Council. However, he did not share the presentation in advance with his fellow Councilmembers as required by Council policy.

Later in the evening Lindsey gave a 10 minute power point presentation to explain his high density positions and voting record. Recall petitions are expected to be circulated in early January and proponents will have 120 days to collect the signatures of 20% of Yorba Linda registered voters in order to qualify for a recall election. Benson reminded both Councilmen that they had no problem putting the City at risk for a $19 million lawsuit with their attempt to renegotiate the police contract with Brea PD after the City and the County had agreed and signed a contract with the Orange County Sheriff. She was also upset with the double standard maintained by both Lindsey and Young regarding litigation they claimed would be forthcoming from developers should the Council pass a moratorium. Benson said she would not tolerate distortions of the facts from elected officials regarding a moratorium and a ballot initiative that would lower densities. Benson expressed her dismay at how the current Council majority has ignored their low-density campaign promises and is hiding behind veiled threats of developers who are opposed to a temporary moratorium on the approval of high-density apartments and townhomes in the city. Both will be on the November 2014 ballot. Lindsey is running for re-election and Young threw his hat in the ring for State Assembly after just eight months as a councilman.

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