HELP STOP PROPOSED 50-ACRE
HIGH DENSITY RESERVATION
ON WINDSOR RIVER ROAD
SONOMA COUNTY/WINDSOR CITIZENS YOU CAN HELP STOP:
·High Density Housing ·Violation of County Zoning
·Environmental Damage ·Property Devaluation
·Increased Traffic ·Removal of Oak Woodland
·Private Sewage Plant ·Unregulated Development
·Casino?
For three years, the Lytton Band of Pomos have been secretly planning
a high density reservation project for a 50-acre parcel located in the
1400 block of Windsor River Road, approximately 300 feet west of the Town
limits. This project is being financed by a wealthy Philadelphia
promoter in exchange for partnership rights and profits in the existing
San Pablo Casino. This project is in direct conflict with established
zoning ordinances of the Sonoma County General Plan and would result in
removal of oak woodland and irreparable damage to the environment.
According to the Lytton’s application with the Bureau of Indian Affairs
(BIA) the project will include 50 to 97 residences (5 to 10 times that
allowed by current zoning regulations), a ceremonial building, an administration
building, water well complex and a private sewage plant! IF
THE LAND BECOMES TRIBAL LAND, IT WILL NEVER BE SUBJECT TO LOCAL OR STATE
LAWS AND DEVELOPMENT AND ACTIVITIES ON THE SITE WILL BE UNREGULATED FOREVER!!!
Time is running out, the Lytton Band is trying to quickly and quietly force
these developments through the BIA, at which point NO AGENCY OR INDIVIDUAL
WILL EVER BE ABLE TO CHALLENGE THEIR LAND USE SCHEMES!
Representatives of the Lytton Pomos claim they will not build a casino on the Windsor River Road parcel. However, under recently passed Proposition 1A, tribes are allowed up to two casinos! The threat of a casino at the west edge of Windsor would be even greater if the San Pablo Casino site were to become unsuccessful in the future! Using the threat of a second casino, the Lytton Band would be able to pressure government officials and agencies to do their bidding or face consequences of additional noise, traffic, crime and unregulated development. Don’t let this happen!
HELP PRESERVE YOUR NEIGHBORHOODS AND PROTECT
