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Committee member urges second access road for Coyote Valley Elementary amid Valley Oaks project

Lake County Board meeting · July 22, 2026
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Summary

A committee member told the Lake County board that the Valley Oaks project currently has only one way in and out at the Coyote Valley Elementary site and urged county staff to pursue a second access route for safety reasons, saying they will meet with staff and a contact named 'Waters' to move the issue forward.

A committee member (S4) told the board they have been working on the Valley Oaks project and said a pressing concern is that Coyote Valley Elementary currently has only a single route in and out. "Right now, there's 1 way in and 1 way out. So for, safety reasons, I I feel strongly that we need to have another road," the member said.

The member said they have discussed the issue with partners and will set up meetings to advance a second access, including meetings with a person referenced as "Waters." The member also reported upcoming engagement with the Red Bud Fire Safe Council, the Farm Bureau, and a Rose Foundation settlement discussion that may be relevant to local project funding and fire safety planning.

The member said they will continue outreach and coordination with staff to try to get the additional access moving; no formal motion or vote was recorded at the meeting.