Comments on: Chino Hills wins battle against So Cal Edison

By: Maur

Maur — Sat, 14 Jul 2018 02:56:31 +0000

Look up 5G cell tower info.or

There is s ton of research on the serious negative effects it will have on people who live near to towers.

Your city council made the decisions and the agreement with Edison and the 5g contract corporations, so you may want to contact them.

Also look up “hope for the hill” which was the chino hills community that made the gight happen.

By: Maur Pearls

Maur Pearls — Sat, 14 Jul 2018 02:50:13 +0000

In reply to Victoria Bartoli.

Hi Victoria
They are proposing this in LA Habra Heights, I should say that the “City Manager” is proposing this presently.

We are very concerned about the long term health effects of the towes on people, wildlife, insects and plants.

Don’t give up the fight! People everywhere should not allow the 5g towers in their communities.

By: Fallforedison

Fallforedison — Mon, 04 Jun 2018 19:53:21 +0000

This is absolutely amazing!!! I’m so proud of you! I can only imagine what you guys went through. I am having a similar issue, basically in front of my apartment they’re building this massive pole, I’m not sure what it is, it seems like an electric tower for Edison. it doesn’t say anything online, I don’t remember being asked for approval as a resident. I would love to get this thing removed! I am very concerned about EMF and can’t fathom how they would be so ignorant or careless to install such a thing right in front of a huge apartment complex. My apartment being the closest one to it. How do I go about this? I don’t know anyone so far except my husband who doesn’t like it. I’m also still very young. I would appreciate any help.

By: Liz Ceja

Liz Ceja — Tue, 07 Oct 2014 23:12:10 +0000

This is powerful in that it really demonstrates how community members, everyday parents, children, neighbors, and students, can stimulate change in their own community. Given the success of Chino Hills, I have no doubt that the other surrounding communities that ARE STILL WAGING A BATTLE can succeed in also working out alternative strategies that allow both for respect for public demands, while paving way to collect energy.

I would love to talk more to the journalist on this issue, and try to find out more about the organization in Chino Hills.

All the best,

Liz

By: patrick gregg

patrick gregg — Mon, 22 Sep 2014 20:17:35 +0000

This past Saturday(9/20/14)a group of Duarte’s concerned citizens, me among them, got together to discuss the issue of what to do in order to deal with SCE and its intrusive towers that have been erected in our residential neighborhood.
Rather than cite any of the specific outrage I heard expressed at that meeting, I can safely say, none of my fellow neighbors are very happy with the notion that they must now coexist with Edison’s monster towers, high voltage wiring and all the other negative aspects those eyesores bring with them.
On October 11th 2014 another meeting is planned for 9 A.M. at Royal Oak Park in Duarte. If it is possible, it would be of great benefit to our movement to be able to learn first hand how you folks in Chino Hills spit in the eye of the devil and came away victorious.
Thank you…..Patrick Gregg

By: Victoria Bartoli

Victoria Bartoli — Thu, 18 Jul 2013 01:42:08 +0000

Sorry for the grammar errors… iPhone’!! 🙂

By: Victoria Bartoli

Victoria Bartoli — Thu, 18 Jul 2013 01:38:03 +0000

We have the same exact problem here in the small city of Duarte. We are a much smaller city without the financial resources that Chino Hills had. We attended city meetings we thought Edison to the nail. Edison told all of us residents we had no choice and to live with it. No one out of the entire block is the fax has been compensated, And again we’ve all been told just to live with it. We are about 160 feet away from the 250 foot tower. Two doors that they are a mere 40 feet from the tower. Our cities mayor and city manager had several meetings with Edison, Unfortunately with Edison deep pockets we were no competition. Our small city simply had no money to defend such an empire. And back in 2009 and 2010 the CPUC Did not support the removal of these monsters. Hopefully with the progress Chino Hills made, It will assist us in fighting Edison once again. I am going to make efforts Again to reach out to our city government, And the CPUC regarding our similar situation. If the CPC did this for Chino Hills they no doubt will do this for us.. I would really like for you to contact me and arrange to see our neighborhood disaster!! Thank you for your time! Victoria

By: Irene

Irene — Mon, 15 Jul 2013 18:38:03 +0000

Katy,
You were with us from the moment the towers went up and now you’ll be with us for when they come down. So happy God placed you in our path. You helped & supported when others did not because YOU knew it was wrong. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!

By: Ulysses Uhaul

Ulysses Uhaul — Mon, 15 Jul 2013 03:31:33 +0000

What came first EASEMENTS or houses…eh?

If utility easements were used by utilities….nowhere would be pretty….check your title plat map….YOUR NEXT!

By: Gayle Reisinger

Gayle Reisinger — Sun, 14 Jul 2013 04:35:29 +0000

I will never forget the Christmas night my daughter & I drove around Chino Hills looking at Christmas lights with houses all decorated for Christmas, and these huge enormous towers butted up right next to homes with families and children. It was overwhelming. I thought to myself, who in the world planned and designed such a horrible path through the beautiful hillsides of our community, with total disregard to the people who live there. I have been a resident of Chino Hills since 1999 and am so proud of the time, effort and passion of the citizens of this city. The rallies, demonstrations, unity and relentless energy of the residents has been amazing. I am so happy for this ruling. Thank goodness that citizens’ voices can still be heard!!! Good one, Chino Hills!