Altadena Community Joins Together to Insist on Improved Building Design at Lake/Calaveras

NBBA has joined with Altadena Heritage, Altadena Historical Society, the Altadena Chamber of Commerce, as well as the Eliot Arts Magnet Middle School PTA and Principal Lori Touloumian, to insist that the Aldi building design at Lake and Calaveras be improved to meet our Community Standards – CSD.  The historic cooperation between the five Altadena groups comes as a result of outrage and dismay over a poor building plan that works against the Altadena community’s efforts to improve the walkability of our town, and maintain a “village-like atmosphere” in our commercial districts.

On Tuesday at the Altadena Town Council meeting, we will release a White Paper detailing the specific areas in our CSD that the building plan violates our CSD.  Join us – and wear Altadena green to show your solidarity.

If you would like to be part of planning our approach for Tuesday evening’s meeting, join us for our Saturday morning Work Group meeting, at 9:30 AM.  Email us for details – mail@buildingabetteraltadena.org.

Stay tuned – we will post the White Paper here in advance of the ATC meeting.

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2 thoughts on “Altadena Community Joins Together to Insist on Improved Building Design at Lake/Calaveras

    1. Absolutely! Email them, and CC it or BCC it to mail@buildingabetteraltadena.org .

      1. Find out which Census Tract you live in on this page: http://tinyurl.com/altadena-census-tracts

      2. All representatives are listed on the Council webpage:
      http://altadenatowncouncil.org/

      3. While some of them list their own emails on their pages on this site, all can be emailed using their names in this format: firstname.lastname@altadenatowncouncil.org .

      4. CC mail@buildingabetteraltadena.org in your note to your ATC representative – we’re collecting them as a way to show the support when we eventually go to the County Supervisor on this issue.

      Thanks for asking!

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