Montecito Journal Feature: More Mesa Magic
More Mesa Preservation Coalition was recently featured in a Montecito Journal Article. Read more here:
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August 2015
LATE BREAKING NEWS ABOUT DEVELOPMENT … Well, the day we knew was coming, but wouldn’t welcome, has arrived. On Tuesday, Kenneth E. Marshall, President of the development consulting firm Dudek, notified the Santa Barbara Planning Commission that he represented the Kalid Saud Al Shebaily Group (KSSG), the owners of More Mesa. He is joined by Jack Theimer…
August 2009
Bio Study Report We are still awaiting release of the draft report on the year long Updated Biological Resources Study of More Mesa. Field work was completed in the early summer and the report is expected to be out within the next month or so. Another Award for the More Mesa Handbook MMPC is both…
March 2006
This month’s news brings you excerpts of a recent MMPC press release. South Coast residents face many challenges protecting our environment and quality of life, including traffic congestion, provision of affordable housing and protection of agricultural land and open space. Protection of irreplaceable agricultural land and critical open space is often the most hotly debated…
April 2005
GREAT NEWS! On April 13th, we passed the first hurdle on our Coastal Commission appeal of the Hacienda Vieja project! After a short presentation by MMPC, and one by the developer, members of the Coastal Commission voted overwhelmingly against their staff’s recommendation of “NO significant issues”. This means that, some time in the future, MMPC…
February 2007
More Mesa For Sale Many of you may have heard More Mesa is for sale. This does not come as a surprise to us at the More Mesa Preservation Coalition (MMPC), since there have been persistent rumors to that effect for several months. With the official listing of the property, it is now clear that…
August 2008
In many of our communications to More Mesa Preservation Coalition supporters, we have emphasized the importance of building a very large and powerful supporter base. MMPC stresses this point over and over, because, at this stage of our efforts to preserve More Mesa , it is crucial that all the people who care deeply about…
