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Resident urges commission to reject Red Hawk Land Company proposal, raises allegations about developer
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Summary
During public comment, resident Denny Jensen urged the commission to reject Red Hawk Land Company's redevelopment proposal for a lake course and alleged the developer or related parties have a record of problematic conduct; the allegations were not addressed or substantiated during the meeting.
During general public comment, resident Denny Jensen urged the commission to reject a proposal by Red Hawk Land Company to redevelop a lake course in the Wingfield Springs area and urged the commission to investigate the developer's business practices.
Jensen cited past review in Concord, California, and pointed commissioners to material posted on the Save Mount Diablo website, saying the material lists prior alleged unlawful actions. He criticized statements made at a prior Planning Commission meeting by an individual whose name appears in the transcript with variant spellings (Cino/Sino/Cena). Jensen said of that individual, "He either has a bad memory or is not telling the truth," and urged commissioners to assess whether the company aligns with the type of business ethics Sparks should endorse.
No staff response or formal evidence was provided during the meeting to substantiate the allegations. The commission did not take action on the subject; the comment was noted and the meeting proceeded to agenda business.
