The proposed residential development near the Big Bear Bald Eagles Jackie and Shadow causes some concern among members of society.
Moon camp It is a 58 -laptop residential section on the Big Bear Beach in the San Bernardino National Forest. It will be located along the North Shore Drive (State Highway 38 Road) about 180 feet east of Canyon Road in the non -included Fawnskin community. According to the suggestionSociety will also contain anchorage with 55 special boat slips.
The proposal has already been approved by the San Bernardino County Council, but he quickly faced challenges due to a legal battle on insufficient ways to evacuate fires and potential effects on the types of endangered plants.
Big Bear Valley FriendsThe organization, which manages live feeding for Jackie and Shadow and provides the audience updates on their cases. It was it. Work to stop the proposed development for years Due to the problems that may cause it to local wildlife, including federal protected fabrics.
Not only residents of the environment that will be affected, but the environment itself also; Fobbv says that the proposal will lead to more “completely sufficient ways to evacuate” – which have already been a problem in the past – and lead to cutting more than 2000 trees.
“The proposed site is visible from the nest camera … an empty land outside the water circle that was seen on the left side of the lake,” said Fubf in entering the eagle September 7The title that indicates that the beloved birds need “urgent” help. “It is the fodder of the habitats for Jackie, shadow and other bald eagles … Imagine seeing and hearing 50 large rental homes of the type of holidays and 55 boat clutches in what is now a natural home.”
Fobbv indicated that they won several environmental claims against the project in the past, with the last claim Additional environmental analysis.
On the other hand, one of the developers told KTLA that the Moon camp plans had been modified several times, and he said he believed the project was “environmentally valid for the region.”
The developers also claimed that Fobbv “uses eagles” to stop their project again and again around the Big Bear Lake area, hacker that they are trying to be “good environmental neighbors”.
The last round of discussion and voting on the suggestion of the Moon Camp will It will be held on Tuesday at the San Bernardino County meetingAnd officials recently announced that they will speak in this regard.
This meeting begins at 10 am in the province building located at 385 N. Arrowhead Ave. In San Bernardino. Fobbv noted that Moon CAMP’s suggestion plans are Item No. 85 of 85 on the agenda, which means that those who may want to go personally should pacify their patience and plan to stay for a while.
If you cannot reach the meeting, you can provide a general comment on the situation before the meeting by Click here.
Click here To read the final environmental impact report of the moon camp.