Mikels’ Statements and Actions Differ
* I find it interesting that County Supervisor Judy Mikels is quoted in The Times Oct. 15 as saying, “Quite honestly, I really don’t see the county changing that much as far as quality of life. It will remain rural to the extent it is now. We have greenbelt agreements in place, and there would be battles you wouldn’t believe if they try to change that.”
But as I write this letter, Mikels is supporting the request of a British company to win approval for a zoning change that would allow construction of 189 houses on 195 acres of farmland in Somis--a community whose road and highways are already completely overburdened by congestion caused by overdevelopment.
ZOSTA BLAIR
Somis
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