CSUD Property in El Granada, CA to be Rezoned for High-Density
Multi-Family Housing

Proposed Development

Total Area: approximately 12.45 acres
Density: 70 units per acre
Total Units: 872
Typical Height: 70 ft (7 stories)
Building Coverage: 55-60% of the land
Open Space: 15-20%
Character: High Density Urban Apartments

What Could Be Lost?
The school’s property is a thriving wetland ecosystem and a sanctuary for frogs, coyotes, deer, birds, owls, monarch butterflies, native plants, mushrooms, spiders, ladybugs, and countless other forms of life. The meadow is more than open land; it is a living, breathing natural habitat that deserves to be protected. Take a look at the gallery below. See for yourself what is at stake.

Our Community, Our Safety, Our Environment
The sense of openness that brought so many of us to this community is steadily diminishing, not only through increasing housing density, but also through the traffic congestion it brings to our already overburdened two-lane roads. Our safety and ability to evacuate during a catastrophic event are also put at risk. These issues need to be addressed before the building ever begins.

Affordable Housing Should Not Mean Sacrificing Everything Else
We should not have to sacrifice our natural environment, the character of our community, and our quality of life in the name of "affordable housing." Providing housing is important, but so is protecting the natural resources, wildlife, and community values that make El Granada, CA, special.

We need thoughtful solutions that consider the entire community—not development at the expense of the very environment and quality of life that make this community worth preserving.

Please Make Your Voice Heard

🌿 Contact CUSD and let them know how you feel about this ridiculous project. Share this page and show them the environmental beauty that would be lost. Encourage them to look at the photographs and understand the environmental beauty, wildlife habitat, and open space that could be lost.

Lizet Cortes (President) CortesL@cabrillo.k12.ca.us.
Peter Cerneka (Vice President). CernekaP@cabrillo.k12.ca.us.
Breanna Lafontaine (Clerk). LafontaineB@cabrillo.k12.ca.us.
Carmen Daniel (Member). DanielC@cabrillo.k12.ca.us.
Mary Beth Alexander (Member). AlexanderM@cabrillo.k12.ca.us.

Our community deserves to be heard. Our natural environment deserves consideration. And this decision deserves careful thought.