Save Alhambra Hills Open Space
Vote yes on Measure F on June 7, 2022
Visit our website! BALLOT MEASURE ARGUMENT
VOTE YES ON MEASURE F
JUNE 7th, 2022
MARTINEZ, CALIFORNIA
Your YES vote preserves the 297-acre Alhambra Highlands Open Space, today and for future generations. If this measure fails, these beautiful hills will be developed into more than 100 houses. The scenic ridgeline
, so prominent and visible in Martinez, will be lost forever. This land has been threatened by development for 30 years. But your vote has the power to preserve open space that will protect hundreds of majestic oak trees, native wildlife, and scenic natural resources. John Muir, father of Americaβs National Park System, owned land on this property. Voting YES will give us the freedom to roam these historic hills. For just 22 cents a day per household, this measure will:
Preserve spectacular ridgeline views and open space. Allow public access to miles of recreational trails with regional trail connections to Briones Park and Mt. Prevent development impacts on our schools, roads, and traffic. Provide healthy, outdoor spaces for our families today and for the future. Developing our last unspoiled open space does not make sense. The restorative value of open space, scenic beauty and outdoor recreation is well known; the pandemic has only increased our need to get outdoors. Public lands increase existing property values. The voter-approved measure is fiscally conservative with a sunset clause and includes exemptions for low-income households. The Martinez General Plan identifies many locations better suited for housing. More than 11,000 members of the public signed petitions in favor of protecting the pristine Alhambra Highlands. The Martinez City Council voted unanimously to put it on the ballot. In short, this Measure F will help maintain the quality of life where we live. Letβs invest in our community by protecting this spectacular natural resource. Please vote YES to save the Alhambra Highlands Open Space
Visit AlhambraHillsOpenSpace.org for more information. Rob Schroder
Mayor, City of Martinez
Brianne Zorn
Councilmember, City of Martinez
Colin Coffey
Board President, East Bay Regional Park District TitleBoard of Directors,
Karen Najarian
Board President, East Bay Regional Park District Title Board of Directors, John Muir Association
Tina Batt
Founder Martinez Regional Land Trust (now called John Muir Land Trust)
Robert Doyle
Retired General Manager, East Bay Regional Park District
Save Alhambra Hills Open Space, Jamie Fox
Principal Officer
Core Team members:
Karen Phillips
Barb Puder
Gretchen Egen
Jamie Menasco
Jill Penman
Lynn Stevens
Seth Adams
Tim Platt
Kristina Damjanoska
Pete Ayer
Robert Hanna
Pete Sabine
Paid for by Save Alhambra Hills Open Space
Yes on Measure F
Learn more about Measure F. Visit http://AlhambraHillsOpenSpace.org