Pretty trees and blue skies, but where are all of the cars?
On Wednesday, July 23, at 7 p.m. Fullerton’s Planning Commission will decide whether or not to support the Downtown Core and Corridors Specific Plan (DCCSP). (If the council chambers at City Hall are still closed for repairs, the meeting will be held next door in the library’s new community room, where it will not be broadcast live). The DCCSP will decide how over 9% of the land in Fullerton can be developed in the coming decades. It will allow high density housing and retail along major streets throughout much of the city, affecting traffic both on those streets and the nearby neighborhoods.
It is critcally important that residents of the city turn out to let the Planning Commissioners know about any concerns they have, because you can bet that the developers have had their say on it.
The City Council will consider the DCCSP on Tuesdays, August 5 and August 19, 6:30 p.m.
Keep up with new developments about the DCCSP by “Liking” the Facebook page for Friends for a Livable Fullerton here:
fullertonrag.com 
I will see you there.
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