Sierra Club NCG filed a final letter on the ECAP adoption in advance of the March 10th hearing. NCG members have participated in the Escondido Community Advisory Group on Environmental and Climate Action. The final VOTE about the Escondido Climate Action Plan Update will be held on March 10 at 6 PM at the City …  Read Full Article ▸

Built to Burn: New Report on Development in Fire Zones   A very important report (directly relevant to the local proposal Harvest Hills) has been issued by the Center for Biological Diversity last week. Built to Burn, California’s Wildlands Developments are Playing with Fire, Bold Land-use Reforms Needed Now to Ensure Safer, Sustainable Future. The authors …  Read Full Article ▸

The final VOTE about the Escondido Climate Action Plan Update will be held on March 10 at 6 PM at the City Council meeting. This is such an important action.  It will guide city planning and actions for the next 14 years.  We must take strong climate action if we are to arrest the worst …  Read Full Article ▸

Sierra Club NCG members have been very active in the Escondido Community Advisory Group for Environmental and Climate Action (ECAG).  The ECAG has delivered its final recommendations to the Escondido City Council on the Update of the Escondido Climate Action Plan (ECAP).  Please review this letter and offer your own thoughts to the Escondido City …  Read Full Article ▸

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE     Contact Laura Hunter, Sierra Club NCG Conservation Chair, 619-997-9983. Sierra Club North County Group (NCG) urges opposition to Palomar Heights at Jan. 27th Escondido Council meeting, citing lack of affordable housing, lack of density, developer subsidies. At tomorrow’s Escondido City Council meeting, an urban infill project will be decided for the Old …  Read Full Article ▸

Sierra Club NCG is a strong supporter of an appropriate, higher-density urban infill project in this signature location in the heart of Escondido. We know we must densify our urban and transportation corridors if we are to effectively address the climate crisis.  Further, we must provide housing products for a range of income levels. However, …  Read Full Article ▸