- Unobstructed views of the Santa Cruz Mountains
- Preserves existing black walnut, oak and fruit trees
- Preserves existing bird habitat and feeding grounds
(open meadows, old fruit trees, mature native trees) - Public access to nature for children
- Preserve existing deep topsoil
- Preserve existing gentle topography
- Save reason why the City of Mountain View has its name
- Save the existing breeze which will not exist in a basin
- Keep Cuesta Annex under Mountain View city control, not San Jose based Santa Clara Valley Water District (SCVWD)
- Prevent loss of walking areas to standing water
- Prevent possible ground water table drop beneath redwood and oak trees which surround proposed basin
- Preserve existing water absorbtion of annex topsoil so extra rain water is not diverted from annex into Permanente Creek
- Less traffic without a 35' tall historic "party house".
- No road construction from detention basin
- Walkable Nature-made (not heavy machinery-made) open space
- Preserves existing historic orchard remnant
- No drop in surrounding property values
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Save The Cuesta Annex Goals/Vision
Our vision of a preserved open space
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Can anyone put me in touch with Robert Schick? I am a resident of the Cuesta Park neighborhood and a photojournalism student at Foothill. I'm interested in doing an audio piece with still photographs about the Cuesta Annex as a class project in the next week or so. My name is Deborah Hayes and I can be contacted at dhayesphotos@gmail.com. Many thanks.
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