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Photo: Diane Edwardson, October 8, 2016. From a distance, it appears the construction fence for the 14 unit development on Riverside Drive is blocking the Red Car Property, north of India Street. However, they left us passage on the upslope side of the fence, hidden behind a silver Mercedes. (The Mercedes finally left last night, after being parked there more than a month.) (Click on photos to enlarge.)
Photo: Diane Edwardson, October 8, 2016. The pile of drywall dumped last January is on the downslope side of the trail, along with a reduced pile of salvage and trash on the 20 - 30' of downslope that is Red Car Property. No word if people are still living in the sheds further downslope.
Photo: Diane Edwardson, October 8, 2016. Neighbors still aren't buying the line from the Riverside Drive developer, that he doesn't have a deal to develop this part of the Red Car Property. They only cleared the brush from the path here once I bitched at him that it was not a functional path he claimed to have given us. It was full of trampled down brush and castor beans.
Photo: Diane Edwardson, October 8, 2016. The heritage Coast Live Oak is still standing. The developer blocked the highly used portion of the trail, and left us the narrow portion between the slope and the dust screened, chain link fence.
Photo: Diane Edwardson, October 8, 2016. There are a few leaves left on what was the most beautiful California Black Walnut Tree on the Red Car Property. Last month, the developer's brush clearance crew cut all the new growth from the tree for no good reason. The tree is definitely on the Red Car Property.
This site is not the site of the proposed zone change to allow 49 units. However, you better believe if they get the zone change and subdivision for condos on the south end of the property the remaining lots will be subject to a development application.
