This is not Eureka, but it could be. Screenshot of the “Housing for All” website.
UPDATE: Welcome, Facebook friends of the Yes on F campaign, or those who clicked on their inaccurate promoted post! Here’s an update for you:
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Dear Editor:
Your coverage of Measure F, the Housing for All and Downtown Vitality Initiative, leaves out the main purpose of voting Yes on Measure F: to allow for more housing for hard-working families, seniors, and workers while ensuring downtown businesses don’t shut down or move away. It is very clear if you read the ballot measure.
Thousands of Eurekans signed petitions so voters could say YES to Measure F, enabling more housing in Eureka and supporting small businesses. Two former mayors and more than 50 downtown business owners also support Measure F.
Measure F does two essential things for Eureka: one, it will open up the Jacobs site by zoning it for hundreds of homes to be built there, and two, it saves our Downtown small businesses by ensuring they have the accessible parking they need to survive. It is not one or the other, housing or business. Measure F does both.
As co-sponsors of this important ballot measure, we want the additional housing Measure F to enable, not just the limited housing currently planned that wipes out Downtown parking. We want a thriving future for Eureka. That’s why we are voting Yes on Measure F.
Michelle Costantine,
Eureka
Mike Munson, Eureka
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PREVIOUSLY:
- Ballot Battles, Lawsuits and a Ticked-Off Millionaire: CalMatters on Eureka’s Parking Lot Wars
- Security National Has Spent $710,645 and Counting on Measure F, the ‘Housing for All’ Initiative
- Eureka City Schools’ Deal With a Mystery Developer for the Jacobs Campus is Dead
- Anonymous AMG Communities Confirms Death of Jacobs Campus Deal, Vows to Try Again After Election Results
- Security National Just Dropped Another $286K Into Measure F, Bringing Its Total Spending to Nearly $1M
- How Will the Collapse of the Jacobs Campus Deal Impact Measure F? It Won’t, Backers Insist.
- What’s Next for the Jacobs Campus? The Eureka City Schools Board of Trustees Will Consider Five Options at Thursday’s Meeting
- Humboldt Progressive Democrats Endorse Candidates in Arcata, Eureka City Council Races, Urge ‘No’ Vote on Measure F
- Measure F Could Wreak Legal and Financial Havoc on Eureka, California Housing Defense Fund Warns
- With $1.15M From Security National, Measure F is Now the Most Expensive Ballot Initiative in Eureka History
- THE ECONEWS REPORT: What If Measure F Passes?
- The Measure F Campaign Called Him a Criminal and a Cheat. He Has a Different Story to Tell.
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