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Email or call our City of Oakland Director of Planning & Building Bill Gilchrist:
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510-238-6168
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See public notice below. Please let the City know we want a discretionary review NOT a ministerial review.
What a ministerial means: no public hearings, CEQA (California Environmental Quality Act) exempt, and objective standards only.
Email or call our City of Oakland Director of Planning & Building Bill Gilchrist:
Click Here to email Bill Gilchrist & City Officials
510-238-6168
Write letters to the editor to the Rockridge Voice!
SAVE THE DATE: Join us at the city Planning Commission Meeting:
Date: Sept 23 @ 3pm
Oakland City Hall, Hearing Room 1,
1 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza,
Oakland, CA, 94612
Write or call Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee
510 238-3141
Click Here to email Barbara Lee
Write to Ellis Partners (the developers)
Click Here to email Melinda Ellis Evers
Sign the Change.org petition!
Email Justin Mueller the Red Cross Northern CA Coastal Region CEO and tell him your concerns:
Click here to email Justin Mueller
Email, Call or write letters to our Oakland City Council Member Zac Unger (See sample letters at top left):
Click here to email Zac Unger
510-238-7001
1 Frank Ogawa Plaza (2nd Floor)
Oakland CA 94612
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