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We hate to say ‘we told you so’, but there it is.  One of our major concerns about this development was the risks it posed to the creek, the park, and downstream residents. Now that the rains have come, the … Continue reading →

Today, more than 20 environmental, conservation, and climate organizations sent a letter to the Escondido City Council urging opposition to the proposed Harvest Hills Development.  The groups noted that, in spite of a new marketing position, the project formerly known as … Continue reading →

North County Environmental Action Meeting Thursday, November 14, 2019, 7:30- 9:00 PM 2324 Miller Ave. (Chalice UU Congregation) Escondido Come learn about:            Escondido Creek restoration            Plans to OPPOSE Harvest Hills … Continue reading →

Perhaps the very best event in Escondido all year, Dia de los Muertos is happening at the Arts Center and Grape Day Park November 1-4. If you have never been, you’ll want to check it out. Click here for info from … Continue reading →

Escondido Neighbors United received this message about the library.  If you care about public libraries, please take a look and help provide the oversight needed to ensure our library serves the public, even if operated by a for-profit corporate interest. … Continue reading →

Recently, the Department of Toxic Substances Control released a carefully worded letter to the Oak Creek developers KB Homes Sept 11, 2019 .  While ENU fully supports the permanent prohibition on future uses of groundwater at the site (for obvious … Continue reading →

Oak Creek-– never was there a more wrongly named development. The decimation of the Oak Trees is in full swing as you can see if you drive on Felicita Road near the Park. The chainsaws and bulldozers are hard at … Continue reading →

The city is asking for your input and best ideas for our future.  Please communicate your thoughts to them. On the City Council Action Plan.  Submit Your Form    The City Council’s collective vision for Escondido’s future and the key activities … Continue reading →

Everyone in Escondido has an opportunity to help the Escondido City Council shape the vision and set priorities for the 2019-2020 Council Action Plan. The City Council Action Plan represents the City Council’s collective vision for Escondido’s future and the key … Continue reading →

DTSC responded to our comment letter.   DTSC_response_ENU_28NOV2018. As usual, we have disagreements with many of their comments.  However, we think it is important that the letter states, “DTSC acknowledges that this remedy has not reached the offsite RAPs sent in the … Continue reading →