61312014 City of Los Angeles Mail-14-0518 Sharon Gin <[email protected]> To: Etta Armstrong <[email protected]> Fri, May 30, 2014 at 3:54 PM ----- Forwarded message ------- From: Michael F Hoover <mfhoo\lE)[email protected]> Date: Fri, May 30, 2014 at 3:53 PM Subject: wildlife corridors Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee, I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance. Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range running through its center stretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. For thousands of years wildlife have been" traveling in regular migratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed within those Santa Monica Mountains but ever increasing population and building density in the hillsides are changing entire species and endangered their viability. As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Park mountain lion P22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and are increasingly encountering humans. The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical. Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect the remaining open spaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in the city is counter to the intent and protections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). It needs to be passed now. Regards, Michael Hoover [email protected]The Garden of Allah when next on the internet, please visit www.gardenofallah.com "a Tradition for a Whole Long Time" Sharon Gin City of Los Angeles https:llmail.google.com/maillurO/?ui",2&ik.=efee67dbd5&view:=pl&search= i nbox&th", 1464f5868ce94a3d&siml'" 1464f5868ce94a3d 1/2
----- Forwarded message -------From: Michael F Hoover <mfhoo\lE)[email protected]>Date: Fri, May 30, 2014 at 3:53 PMSubject: wildlife corridors
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat LinkageZone ordinance.Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range runningthrough its center stretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean.For thousands of years wildlife have been" traveling in regular migratory patternsand ranges to hunt and breed within those Santa Monica Mountains but everincreasing population and building density in the hillsides are changing entirespecies and endangered their viability.As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our GriffithPark mountain lion P22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find foodand are increasingly encountering humans. The timing for this motion for awildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical.Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protectthe remaining open spaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist.Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in the city is counter to the intent andprotections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).It needs to be passed now.Regards,
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SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUMCommittee,
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance.
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range running through its centerstretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. For thousands of years wildlife have beentraveling in regular migratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed within those Santa MonicaMountains but ever increasing population and building density in the hillsides are changing entirespecies and endangered their viability.
As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Park mountain lion P22)are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and are increasingly encountering humans.The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect the remaining openspaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in the city iscounter to the intent and protections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
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SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
Dear Councilmembers Huizar and members of the PLUM Committee,
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance.
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range running through its centerstretching from Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. For thousands of years wildlife have been traveling inregular migratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed within those Santa Monica Mountains but everincreasing population and building density in the hillsides are changing entire species and endangeredtheir viability.
As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Park mountain lion P22)are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and are increasinqly encountering humans.The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical. It needs to be passed now.
---- Forwarded message ----From: Rich Desiato <[email protected]>Date: Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 2:,13 PMSubject: WILDLIFE
I Support a WILDLIFE HABIT LINKAGE ZONE AND PLEASE HELP ENFORCETHE BAND ON RAT POISON! ITS NOT ONLY DESTROYING RATS BUT THECOMPLETE WILDLIFE CHAIN IN THE HOLLYWOOD HILLS
THANK YOU FOR YOU HELP
RICHARD DESIA TO6319 PRIMROSE AVE.,LOS ANGELES CA 90068
Sharon GinCity of Los AngelesOffice of the City Clerk213.978.1074Sharon. Gin lacit .or
---- Forwarded message ---From: Deborah Davis-Bonk <[email protected]>Date: Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 5:59 PMSubject: SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance.
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range running through its center stretching fromEast LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. For thousands of years wildlife have been traveling in regularmigratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed within those Santa Monica Mountains but ever increasingpopulation and building density in the hillsides are changing entire species and endangered their viability.
As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Park mountain lion P22) are beingforced down into the urban zones to find food and are increasingly encountering humans. The timing for thismotion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical. .
It needs to be passed now.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect the remaining open spaces,ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in the city is counter to theintent and protections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
------ Forwarded message ----From: Shauna OBrien <[email protected]>Date: Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 6:15 PMSubject: SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance.
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range running through itscenter stretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. For thousands of yearswildlife have been traveling in regular migratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed withinthose Santa rvbnica rvbuntains but ever increasing population and building density in the hillsidesare changing entire species and endangered their viability.
As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Park mountainlion P22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and are increasinglyencountering humans. The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect the remaining openspaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in thecity is counter to the intent and protections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act(CEQA).
------ Forwarded message ----From: May Lee <[email protected]>Date: Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 8:30 PMSubject: SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zoneordinance.
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range runningthrough its center stretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. Forthousands of years wildlife have been traveling in regular migratory patterns andranges to hunt and breed within those Santa Monica Mountains but ever increasingpopulation and building density in the hillsides are changing entire species andendangered their viability,
As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Parkmountain lion P22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and areincreasingly encountering humans. The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitatlinkage ordinance is critical.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect theremaining open spaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions intothe habitat of wildlife in the city is counter to the intent and protections offered underthe California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
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-- Forwarded message --From: Bonnie Powers <[email protected]>Date: Man, Jun 2, 2014 at 8:20 AMSubject: SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14·0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zoneordinance. As a hiker and nature lover, I spend many hours in the mountains andfeel strongly about protecting our wildlife from the dangers of urban living.
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range runningthrough its center stretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. Forthousands of years wildlife have been traveling in regular migratory patterns andranges to hunt and breed within those Santa Monica Mountains but ever increasingpopulation and building density in the hillsides are changing entire species andendangered their viability.
As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Parkmountain lion P22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and areincreasingly encountering humans. The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitatlinkage ordinance is critical.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect theremaining open spaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions intothe habitat of wildlife in the city is counter to the intent and protections offered underthe California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
____ w Forwarded message ---From: Sheila Scott <[email protected]>Date: Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 8:51 AMSubject: SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance.
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range running through its centerstretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. For thousands of years wildlifehave been traveling in regular migratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed within thoseSanta Monica Mountains but ever increasing population and building density in the hillsides arechanging entire species and endangered their viability.
As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Park mountainlion P22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and are increasinglyencountering humans. The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical.
It needs to be passed now.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect the remaining openspaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in thecity is counter to the intent and protections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act(CEQA).
------- Forwarded message ------From: Sylvie Drake <[email protected]>Date: Man, Jun 2, 2014 at 10:33 AMSubject: SUPPORT FOR COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance.
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain ranqe running through its centerstretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. For thousands of years wildlifehave been traveling in regular migratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed within thoseSanta rvlonica Mountains but ever increasing population and building density in the hillsides arechanging entire species and endangered their viability.
As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Park mountainlion P22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and are increasinglyencountering humans. The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical.
It needs to be passed now.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect the remaining openspaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in thecity is counter to the intent and protections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act(CEQA).
Sylvie Drake Jurras
Sharon GinCity of Los AngelesOffice of the City Clerk
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---- Forwarded message ------From: joyce deep <joycedeep@aol,com>Date: Man, Jun 2, 2014 at 10:45 AMSubject: SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
June 2,2014
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance.
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range running through its centerstretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. For thousands of years wildlifehave been traveling in regular migratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed within thoseSanta Monica Mountains but ever increasing population and building density in the hillsides arechanging entire species and endangered their viability.
As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Park mountainlion P22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and are increasinglyencountering humans. The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect the remaining openspaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in thecity is counter to the intent and protections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act(CEQA).
---- Forwarded message -----From: Linda Javier <[email protected]>Date: Mon, Jun 2,2014 at 11:01 AMSubject: SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance.
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range running through its centerstretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. For thousands of years wildlife havebeen traveling in regular migratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed within those Santa MonicaMountains but ever increasing population and building density in the hillsides are changing entirespecies and endangered their viability.
A<3 wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Park mountain lionP22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and are increasingly encountering'humans. The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical.
It needs to be passed now.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect the remaining openspaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in the city iscounter to the intent and protections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
----- Forwarded message -----From: <[email protected]>Date: Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 11:02 AMSubject: SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and Isupport a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zoneordinance.
Dear Councilmembers Huizar and members ofthe PLUM Committee,
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has awilderness' mountain range running through itscenter stretching from Griffith Park to thePacific Ocean. For thousands of years wildlifehave been traveling in regular migratorypatterns and ranges to hunt and breed withinthose Santa Monica Mountains but everincreasing population and building density inthe hillsides are changing entire species andendangered their viability.
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that survive (such as our Griffith<'Park mountainlion P22) are being forced down into the urbanzones to find food and are increasinglyencountering humans. The timing for thismotion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance iscritical. It needs to be passed now.
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-- Forwarded message --From: Ron Charles <ron-charles@sbcglobaLnet>Date: Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 2:02 PMSubject: SUPPORT COUNCIL FILE 14-0518 - Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zones
I am a member of Citizens for Los Angeles Wildlife and Isupport a Wildlife HabitatLinkage Zone ordinance. We must protect the wildlife we have now or soon therewon't be any to protect.
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range runningthrough its center stretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. Forthousands of years wildlife have been traveling in regular migratory patterns andranges to hunt and breed within those Santa fvbnica fvbuntains but ever increasingpopulation and building density in the hillsides are changing entire species andendangered their viability.
Sincerely,
M wildlife habitats are blocked, those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Parkmountain lion P22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and areincreasingly encountering humans. The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitatlinkage ordinance is critical.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect theremaining open spaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions intothe habitat of wildlife in the city is counter to the intent and protections offered underthe California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
IN SUPPORT of COUNCIL FilE 14-0518- Wildlife Habitat linkage Zones
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee
As President of Laurel Canyon Association and native to Los Angeles, I write insupport of a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance.
Understand this is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain rangerunning through its center stretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the PacificOcean; our Central Park in Los Angeles.
For thousands of years wildlife have been traveling in regular migratory patternsand ranges to hunt and breed within these Santa Monica Mountains
The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is criticalbecause an ever increasing population and building density in the hillsides arechanging entire species and endangered their viability.
A dedicated ordinance will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and willfurther protect the remaining open spaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that .exist.
This needs to be passed at once.
Sincerely,
Cassandra Barrere, on behalf of the Luarel Canyon Association
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance. Los Angeles is not a 450 sq mile homogenousURBAN development. It has a wilderness mountain range dividing the San Fernando Valley thatstretches from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. It includes 5200 ft Mt Lukins in theAngeles National Forest, threatened species habitats protected by the Federal Register and aCoastal Zone protected through the California Coastal Commission.
Birds and insects fly into these area through the open air and for thousands of years wildlife havebeen traveling in regular migratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed between the Santa Monica,Verdugo and San Gabriel Mountains, but ever increasing population and building density in thehillsides are changing entire species and endangered their viability.
River restoration and habitat islands will never be the answer to our earth bound wildlife. No regard iscurrently considered when those animals' terrestrial migrations are blocked. Entire food chainsincluding top predators such as our Griffith Park mountain lion P22, are being forced down into theurban zones to find food and are increasingly encountering humans. The timing for this motion for awildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect the remaining openspaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in the city iscounter to the intent and protections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
It needs to be passed now.
Sincerely,
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Jennifer Monsein
Dear Chairman Huizar and Honorable Members of the PLUM Committee,
I am a Citizen for Los Angeles Wildlife and I support a Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone ordinance.
Los Angeles is a unique city in that it has a wilderness mountain range running through its centerstretching from East LA to Griffith Park to the Pacific Ocean. For thousands of years wildlifehave been traveling in regular migratory patterns and ranges to hunt and breed within thoseSanta Monica Mountains but ever increasing population and building density in the hillsides arechanging entire species and endangered their viability.
As wildlife habitats are blocked those animals that survive (such as our Griffith Park mountainlion P22) are being forced down into the urban zones to find food and are increasinglyencountering humans. The timing for this motion for a wildlife habitat linkage ordinance is critical.
Such an action will prevent further injuries and deaths to wildlife, and protect the remaining openspaces, ecosystems and wildlife linkages that exist. Incursions into the habitat of wildlife in thecity is counter to the intent and protections offered under the California Environmental Quality Act(CEQA).
