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Apr 1 1 2013 RECEIVED .APR 1 1 2013 PLANNING DEPT; THOUSANDS OF MALfBU RESIDENTS SIGNATURES (ALONG WITH GLOBAL T~URfSTS} SUPPORTING INDEPENDENT BUSINESS RETAIL REQUIREMENTS AND FORMULA BUSINESS ORDINANCE To: The City of Malibu Protect our Community: Preserve the Soul of Malibu just signed the following petition addressed to: The City Officials of Malibu. Preserve the Soul of Malibu! We citizens and friends of Malibu are deeply concerned about the direction Malibu commercial retail centers are going. We are committed to preserving the .natural, rustic beauty- of Malibu for generations to come, other than the expensive shops and ritzy chain-store malls developers are bringing in. We ask the City to put immediately into policy a fair and intelligent plan for the future of commercial developments that protects the essential nature of Malibu's low key, inviting beach community. Our immediate goal regarding- Malibu commercial centers is to ask City. Hall to use planning tools such as the following: 1. every commercial development is consistent with the Malibu General Plan and zoning codes, 2. the city close existing loopholes in zoning codes and tighten permits, 3. our city puts into policy and enforces a balanced, intelligent plan that ensures a diversity of community-serving-businesses and upholds the character of Malibu's rural environment, 4. planning is implemented that protects and encourages small retail businesses that citizens considered vital to this city, 5. a plan to manage and limit future chain establishments is achieved. Existing chains will not be affected. (excluded are: banks, real estate offices, gas stations, etc.) s~aM ~~ a7 P~.~S£,~~~ Mg~,¢~ We are citizens and friends of Malibu, asking our representatives to create and enforce a clear plan for a livable commercial future of our city-that is consistent with Malibu's General Plan and Mission Statement along with the vision of this community -not just reflective of developers' financial interests. Sincerely, Signed By: .Name Location Date Annushka Aldrich malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 McKade Marshall MALIBU, CA 06/12/201 1 Sue Pierson Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Darren Mitton Decatur, GA 06/12/201 1 Mike Curtis Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Kerry Beth Daly Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Peter Bieler Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Betty Lucas Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Josh Alfonso Deerfield Beach, FL 06/13/201 1 Bonnie Bates Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Diana Mullen Malibu, CA .06/1 1 /201 1 Julie Adams Malibu, CA 06/1 1 /201 1 rc matheson malibu, CA 06/1 1 /201.1 Tara Sutphen Malibu, CA 06/1 1 /201 1 audrey Eamer Malibu,. CA 06/1 1 /201 1 Janet Flora Malibu, CA 06/11 /2011 Susan Stiffelman Malibu, CA 06/1 1 /201 1 Jon Hopper Kalamazoo, Ml 06/1 1 /201 1 Bruce Combs Williamsburg, VA 06/12/201 1 Merrilyn Romen Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Carla mcCloskey _Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Caytlyn McCloskey Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Grace Singer Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Max Troia Pebble Beach, CA 06/12/201 1 Diana Ferreira Palos de Ferreira, Portugal 06/12/201 1 Dick Lee Grand Rapids, MI 06/12/201 1 Roy Grant Milesburg, PA 06/12/201 1 Elizabeth O'Halloran Kettering, United Kingdom 06/12/201 1 celeste chateau malibu, CA 06/16/201 1 roxanne roberts san pedro, CA 06/12/201 1 Edward Laurson Denver, CO 06/12/201 1 Carey Peck Malibu, CA 06/16/201 1 Paul Grundman Malibu, CA 06/16/201 1 patricia m lasek barneveld, NY 06/12/201 1 Jon Spinac New York, NY 06/12/201 1 Elisabeth Bechmann St. Polten, Austria 06/12/201 1 Brighton McCloskey San Francisco, CA 06/12/201 1 Eva Wilson Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Kathleen Sullivan Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Monika Peters Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Stacey Gunderson Oceanside, CA 06/12/201 1 Jimmy Hall malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Cindy Brower. Chicago, IL 06/12/201 1 Dawn Mason Pottsville, PA 06/12/201 1 kristen davies Chicago, IL 06/12/201 1 Jayden Thome Miami, FL 06/12/2011 .Claude Zachary Beverly Hills, CA 06/12/201 1 carlee trent springfield, OH 06/12/201 1 Simon Ettenger Berkeley, CA 06/12/201 1 Heather Perrier west Hollywood, CA 06/12/201 1 steve Uhring malikbu, CA 06/12/201 1 Heidi Wright Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Nicole- Weber Pasadena, MD 06/12/201 1 marilyn miller la mesa, CA 06/12/201 1 Mike Antone Sacaton, AZ 06/12/201 1 Wendy hjertaas red deer county, ab., Canada 06/12/201 1 Brian Phillips Sun Valley, CA 06/12/201 1 Caleb Laieski Phoenix, AZ 06/12/201 1 Noriko Smith Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Sue Turner-Cray Solvang, CA 06/12/201 1 Maggie- Luckerath Malibu, CA 06/12/201 1 Rick Tonsing Fair Oaks, CA 06/12/201 1 Sergio Lopez Distrito Federal, Mexico 06/12/201 1 Ruth Gould-Goodman Venice, CA 06/13/201 1 denise ritchie agoura, CA 06./13/201 1 Tim Gallwey Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Faye Godwin Hillsborough, NC 06/13/201 1 Chris Griffiths malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Bernie Beldner Encino, CA 06/13/201 1 Bruce &Sarah Dunn Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Carol Gable Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Helen Julianov Lafayette, CO , 06/13/201 1 judi hutchinson Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Stephanie Buffington Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Lori Jasmine Calabasas, CA 06/13/201 1 Andreya Marks Santa Barbara, CA 06/13/201 1 lucinda manera malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Bob Purvey- Malibu, CA 06/13/20.1 1 Gloria Christian Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 helen Jeffers valley Village, CA 06/13/201 1 Rebecca Dmytryk MOSS LANDING, CA 06/13/201 1 kenneth ADAMS PACIFIC PALISADES, CA 06/13/201 1 nikki hilton malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Vicky Arnold Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 katharine marinaro malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Susan Tellem Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Suheila Mouammar Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 mordechai nemtzov malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 debbi stone malibu, CA .06/13/201 1 Jacob Vandor Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Gill Sharp-Randall Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Douglas Randall Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Lynn Norton Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 john I iannone malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Stuart Volkow Santa Monica, CA 06/13/201 1 pam Auer Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Barbara Fish Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 -Kathy Zatarga Malibu, CA 0.6/13/201 1 Anne Karam Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Florence Weinberger Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Dawn Edwards Chicago, IL 06/13/201 1 ann buxie malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 R L Embree Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Richard Lawrence Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Gloria Jaguden Los Angeles, CA 06/13/201 1 Mendy Densa Newbury Park, CA 06/13/201 1 Lauren Linhardt Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 harriet pollon Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Shelley Fritz Loomis, CA 06/13/201 1 Lynne Bundesen Santa Fe, NM 06/13/201 1. Levanah Shell Bdolak Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 susan kelly malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Christian Rodriguez Deerfield Beach,. FL .06/13/201 1 Margo Rombough Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Mary Steele Lodi, WI 06/13/201 1 -Kim Ledoux Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Colin horowitz malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Olivier GOMES SAINT LEU LA FORET, France 06/13/201 1 LONNIE GALATE MALIBU, CA 06/13/201 1 Brian Eamer Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Joan Prather Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Kathryn Wittenberg Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Kayte Devlin Village of Devon, CT 06/13/201 1 Claire Humphrey Topanga, CA 06/13/201 1 Leslie goldstein malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Melanie Maguire Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Sue-Carol Desfor Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Lenny Shaw Santa Monica, CA 06/13/201 1 Phil Silberman Denver, CO 06/13/201 1 patt healy .Santa Monica, CA 06/13/201 1 valerie DISLE SAINT LEU LA FORET, France 06/13/201 1 John Miller portland, OR 06/13/201 1 kajsa ceder topanga, CA 06/13/201 1 Natasha Leite de Moura Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 06/13/201 1 Amir Harouni Los Angeles, CA 06/13/201 1 bev kelly, ph.d. long beach, CA 06/13/201 1 Dana Christiaansen Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Dr. A. DeClario, Ph.D. Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Karen Tucker Pensacola, FL 06/1.3/201 1 Lili Foster Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Jennifer polk Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Kirsten Furlong Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Jo Cherkas Malibu, CA 06/13/2011 Lori. Beckwith Malibu, CA 06/13/201 1 Elizabeth Clune Malibu, CA -06/1.3/201 1 fames m nordlund Fargo, ND 06/13/201 1 Richard Cousins Zurich, Switzerland 06/1.4/201 1 Sy Nashiro .Honolulu, HI 06/14/201 1 Lena Rehberger Grebenhain, Germany 06/14/201 1 Carlos leon Aurora, IL 06/14/201 1 Alicia Kunerth Malibu, CA 06/15/201 1 Llnda Ellrod Malibu, CA 06/15/201 1 Thomas Chadwick Gastonia, NC 06/14/201 1 Lynne Chasen Rancho Mirage, CA 06/14/201 1 Chuck Kelly Long Beach, CA 06/14/201 1 tamara starczak santa barbara, CA 06/14/201 1 Jason LaBerge malibu, CA 06/15/201 1 Joanna Butke Malibu, CA 06/15/201 1 Scott Brunton Lake Oswego, OR 06/14/201 1 Ewa Piasecka Warsaw, 06/14/201 1 Dana Tynan Los Angeles, CA 06/14/201 1 Jennifer Bruce private, CA 06/14/201 1 Stephanie Marshall Malibu, CA 06/14/201 1 Judith Abel Basel, Switzerland 06/14/201 1 Dawn Litton Montreal, Canada 06/14/201 1 ruth Johnson Marion, IL 06/14/201 1 John Shay Jr Hagerstown, MD 06/1.4/201 1 Susan Flieder San Diego, CA 06/14/201 1 Joan gye Pakenham, Australia 06/14/201 1 Grazia McEwen Malibu, CA 06/14/2011 vernette tatum malibu, CA 06/14/201 1 tami greiner los angeles, CA 06/14/201 1 Matt Prine Topanga,CA 06/14/2011 Debra Pommer-Siegel malibu, CA 06/14/201 1 Geri Arnais Oak Park, CA 06/14/201 1 Bibi Jordan Malibu, CA 06/14/201 1 diana dolan Carpinteria, CA 06/14/201 1 Jill Greenberg Malibu, CA 06/14/2011 felicia faden malibu, CA 06/15/201 1 Brittany Brower.
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