Lapis Road Homeowners Association
We, most likely are
your
neighbors, or the
store owner who always said “Have
a good day.” We are the young college students of the future with
dreams of becoming.. doctors, lawyers,
teachers and of
having a family.
We are the workers of the
past who have
worked ourselves
to where we can't work any
longer.. now on disability. We
are the soldiers who fought for this country to be a free country. We
have envisioned
our
country as a unified
front which
supports
justice and equal rights for
all.
On August 27, 2017, the
Lapis Road Homeowners Association passed the following resolution:
The Lapis Road Homeowners
Association is working hard to comply with all County health &
safety regulations, but find the 10AM – 6PM “move-along” to be
prohibitively expensive, time-consuming, and extremely stressful to
the residents. Furthermore, there is no reasonable place where we
can park without being ticketed. We implore the County's dropping of
this requirement.
We are asking for public
support for
what we feel is fair. The
Supervisors
are being vague on the purpose of the 10am to 6pm “move-along”
requirement other then to cause us stress, taking a toll on our
health on many levels and agitating the public against us for driving
in town aimlessly. Also, many of us have mobile homes with
mechanical problems, made worse from all the driving. Moving
around is not our idea of
how to
spend everyday,
all day. A
lot of us
have jobs, some go to college and some are not able to muster
the gumption
to drive on most
roads at all.
What is the purpose of an
RV ban anyway? What health or safety problem does it alleviate? Not
only that, but the residents of Lapis Road were not given any kind of
voice in implementing this new “County rule” only on this one
road where they happen to be living.
Please contact Mary Adams,
chair of the board of supervisor Monterey county
Email: district
5@co.monterey.ca.us
Call: 831-755-5055
Please refer to item 15.1
on the 19th of September afternoon agenda.
Ask her to rescind the 10AM
-6PM “move-along” on Lapis Road.
For more information
contact Becky @ (831)224-3689 or Wes (510) 274-9275
or contact Wildfire by
e-mail at femwolfbella@hotmail.com
or visit our website at:
FC/bj
Lapis
Road Homeowners Association
We, most likely are
your
neighbors, or the
store owner who always said “Have
a good day.” We are the young college students of the future with
dreams of becoming.. doctors, lawyers,
teachers and of
having a family.
We are the workers of the
past who have
worked ourselves
to where we can't work any
longer.. now on disability. We
are the soldiers who fought for this country to be a free country. We
have envisioned
our
country as a unified
front which
supports
justice and equal rights for
all.
On August 27, 2017, the
Lapis Road Homeowners Association passed the following resolution:
The Lapis Road Homeowners
Association is working hard to comply with all County health &
safety regulations, but find the 10AM – 6PM “move-along” to be
prohibitively expensive, time-consuming, and extremely stressful to
the residents. Furthermore, there is no reasonable place where we
can park without being ticketed. We implore the County's dropping of
this requirement.
We are asking for public
support for
what we feel is fair. The
Supervisors
are being vague on the purpose of the 10am to 6pm “move-along”
requirement other then to cause us stress, taking a toll on our
health on many levels and agitating the public against us for driving
in town aimlessly. Also, many of us have mobile homes with
mechanical problems, made worse from all the driving. Moving
around is not our idea of
how to
spend everyday,
all day. A
lot of us
have jobs, some go to college and some are not able to muster
the gumption
to drive on most
roads at all.
What is the purpose of an
RV ban anyway? What health or safety problem does it alleviate? Not
only that, but the residents of Lapis Road were not given any kind of
voice in implementing this new “County rule” only on this one
road where they happen to be living.
Please contact Mary Adams,
chair of the board of supervisor Monterey county
Email: district
5@co.monterey.ca.us
Call: 831-755-5055
Please refer to item 15.1
on the 19th of September afternoon agenda.
Ask her to rescind the 10AM
-6PM “move-along” on Lapis Road.
For more information
contact Becky @ (831)224-3689 or Wes (510) 274-9275
or contact Wildfire by
e-mail at femwolfbella@hotmail.com
or visit our website at:
FC/bj
Lapis
Road Homeowners Association
We, most likely are
your
neighbors, or the
store owner who always said “Have
a good day.” We are the young college students of the future with
dreams of becoming.. doctors, lawyers,
teachers and of
having a family.
We are the workers of the
past who have
worked ourselves
to where we can't work any
longer.. now on disability. We
are the soldiers who fought for this country to be a free country. We
have envisioned
our
country as a unified
front which
supports
justice and equal rights for
all.
On August 27, 2017, the
Lapis Road Homeowners Association passed the following resolution:
The Lapis Road Homeowners
Association is working hard to comply with all County health &
safety regulations, but find the 10AM – 6PM “move-along” to be
prohibitively expensive, time-consuming, and extremely stressful to
the residents. Furthermore, there is no reasonable place where we
can park without being ticketed. We implore the County's dropping of
this requirement.
We are asking for public
support for
what we feel is fair. The
Supervisors
are being vague on the purpose of the 10am to 6pm “move-along”
requirement other then to cause us stress, taking a toll on our
health on many levels and agitating the public against us for driving
in town aimlessly. Also, many of us have mobile homes with
mechanical problems, made worse from all the driving. Moving
around is not our idea of
how to
spend everyday,
all day. A
lot of us
have jobs, some go to college and some are not able to muster
the gumption
to drive on most
roads at all.
What is the purpose of an
RV ban anyway? What health or safety problem does it alleviate? Not
only that, but the residents of Lapis Road were not given any kind of
voice in implementing this new “County rule” only on this one
road where they happen to be living.
Please contact Mary Adams,
chair of the board of supervisor Monterey county
Email: district
5@co.monterey.ca.us
Call: 831-755-5055
Please refer to item 15.1
on the 19th of September afternoon agenda.
Ask her to rescind the 10AM
-6PM “move-along” on Lapis Road.
For more information
contact Becky @ (831)224-3689 or Wes (510) 274-9275
or contact Wildfire by
e-mail at femwolfbella@hotmail.com
or visit our website at:
FC/bj
Lapis
Road Homeowners Association
We, most likely are
your
neighbors, or the
store owner who always said “Have
a good day.” We are the young college students of the future with
dreams of becoming.. doctors, lawyers,
teachers and of
having a family.
We are the workers of the
past who have
worked ourselves
to where we can't work any
longer.. now on disability. We
are the soldiers who fought for this country to be a free country. We
have envisioned
our
country as a unified
front which
supports
justice and equal rights for
all.
On August 27, 2017, the
Lapis Road Homeowners Association passed the following resolution:
The Lapis Road Homeowners
Association is working hard to comply with all County health &
safety regulations, but find the 10AM – 6PM “move-along” to be
prohibitively expensive, time-consuming, and extremely stressful to
the residents. Furthermore, there is no reasonable place where we
can park without being ticketed. We implore the County's dropping of
this requirement.
We are asking for public
support for
what we feel is fair. The
Supervisors
are being vague on the purpose of the 10am to 6pm “move-along”
requirement other then to cause us stress, taking a toll on our
health on many levels and agitating the public against us for driving
in town aimlessly. Also, many of us have mobile homes with
mechanical problems, made worse from all the driving. Moving
around is not our idea of
how to
spend everyday,
all day. A
lot of us
have jobs, some go to college and some are not able to muster
the gumption
to drive on most
roads at all.
What is the purpose of an
RV ban anyway? What health or safety problem does it alleviate? Not
only that, but the residents of Lapis Road were not given any kind of
voice in implementing this new “County rule” only on this one
road where they happen to be living.
Please contact Mary Adams,
chair of the board of supervisor Monterey county
Email: district
5@co.monterey.ca.us
Call: 831-755-5055
Please refer to item 15.1
on the 19th of September afternoon agenda.
Ask her to rescind the 10AM
-6PM “move-along” on Lapis Road.
For more information
contact Becky @ (831)224-3689 or Wes (510) 274-9275
or contact Wildfire by
e-mail at femwolfbella@hotmail.com
or visit our website at:
FC/bj
Lapis
Road Homeowners Association
We, most likely are
your
neighbors, or the
store owner who always said “Have
a good day.” We are the young college students of the future with
dreams of becoming.. doctors, lawyers,
teachers and of
having a family.
We are the workers of the
past who have
worked ourselves
to where we can't work any
longer.. now on disability. We
are the soldiers who fought for this country to be a free country. We
have envisioned
our
country as a unified
front which
supports
justice and equal rights for
all.
On August 27, 2017, the
Lapis Road Homeowners Association passed the following resolution:
The Lapis Road Homeowners
Association is working hard to comply with all County health &
safety regulations, but find the 10AM – 6PM “move-along” to be
prohibitively expensive, time-consuming, and extremely stressful to
the residents. Furthermore, there is no reasonable place where we
can park without being ticketed. We implore the County's dropping of
this requirement.
We are asking for public
support for
what we feel is fair. The
Supervisors
are being vague on the purpose of the 10am to 6pm “move-along”
requirement other then to cause us stress, taking a toll on our
health on many levels and agitating the public against us for driving
in town aimlessly. Also, many of us have mobile homes with
mechanical problems, made worse from all the driving. Moving
around is not our idea of
how to
spend everyday,
all day. A
lot of us
have jobs, some go to college and some are not able to muster
the gumption
to drive on most
roads at all.
What is the purpose of an
RV ban anyway? What health or safety problem does it alleviate? Not
only that, but the residents of Lapis Road were not given any kind of
voice in implementing this new “County rule” only on this one
road where they happen to be living.
Please contact Mary Adams,
chair of the board of supervisor Monterey county
Email: district
5@co.monterey.ca.us
Call: 831-755-5055
Please refer to item 15.1
on the 19th of September afternoon agenda.
Ask her to rescind the 10AM
-6PM “move-along” on Lapis Road.
For more information
contact Becky @ (831)224-3689 or Wes (510) 274-9275
or contact Wildfire by
e-mail at femwolfbella@hotmail.com
or visit our website at:
FC/bj
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