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Casa Conejo MAC outlines 2025 sub‑committee options, raises flood‑plain and traffic concerns

Casa Conejo Municipal Advisory Council · November 14, 2024
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Summary

The Council reviewed sub‑committee slots for 2025 (Public Health & Safety; Planning & Public Works; Community Relations), with members raising concerns about potential flood‑plain housing, traffic from the Gateway Shopping Center, and plans to deepen ties to Walnut Elementary.

The Casa Conejo Municipal Advisory Council discussed assignments to several sub‑committees for 2025 and began identifying goals and objectives for each. Available sub‑committees included Public Health & Safety; Planning & Public Works; and Community Relations.

Councilmember Scott Horn said he wants to "prevent the flood plain from being turned into housing," asking that flood‑plain protection be a Planning & Public Works priority. A member of the public raised concerns that the Gateway Shopping Center could worsen local traffic. Councilmembers also expressed interest in forming a road maintenance committee and establishing a relationship with Walnut Elementary School; Chair Debbie Hanna suggested a community newsletter as a communications tool.

Residents interested in serving on sub‑committees were encouraged to participate in the planning process for 2025. Several agenda items mentioned for future meetings include a January item on razor wire at a Borchard property and updates on graffiti.