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Srkdqltr

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2. There are companies planning to monetize already.

Reply to Raven (Original post)

Sat Jan 11, 2025, 12:03 PM

Jan 2025

Would not be surprised that there have been plans around for a long time.

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Lets talk about how the LA area ravaged by fire should be redeveloped. I'm thinking that [View all] Raven Jan 2025 OP

Los Angeles County California needs to Scale up Goat and Sheep Herders with lots of Goats and Sheep Oneear Jan 2025 #1

LA county can be the new wool and cheese center of the US haele Jan 2025 #24

There are companies planning to monetize already. Srkdqltr Jan 2025 #2

The Tr**p Malibu Resort & Hotel......nt global1 Jan 2025 #8

That will continually... 2naSalit Jan 2025 #23

Do the people who currently live there have any say? MichMan Jan 2025 #3

Yes, normally through the zoning process. Raven Jan 2025 #12

No, but those who post here do. Sneederbunk Jan 2025 #37

How about we wait to see what the actual owners of the land want to do DetroitLegalBeagle Jan 2025 #4

🤔 ItsjustMe Jan 2025 #5

Under what legal theory would that land be yours to decide? nt Dreamer Tatum Jan 2025 #6

I believe the city could take the Malibu land and compensate the owners for it. The city, through its Raven Jan 2025 #9

Nothing like SickOfTheOnePct Jan 2025 #10

I'm talking about the very wealthy properties along Malibu beach. That land should never have been Raven Jan 2025 #14

Yes, I know what you're talking about SickOfTheOnePct Jan 2025 #15

Have you read Naomi Klein's Shock Doctrine malaise Jan 2025 #16

This! Raven Jan 2025 #19

happens all the time to poor people. Voltaire2 Jan 2025 #30

Example? SickOfTheOnePct Jan 2025 #38

Just about every city in this country. Voltaire2 Jan 2025 #40

With what money, exactly? They can't even fund their own fire services. nt Dreamer Tatum Jan 2025 #13

You sound like we should just give up and walk away. You can be sure that the likes of Trump and Musk are Raven Jan 2025 #17

No, we should let the people who own the land decide. Dreamer Tatum Jan 2025 #18

It's not that simple when we're talking about land that is subject to intolerable risk to life from natural hazards. meadowlander Jan 2025 #25

State of CA is running a surplus again. Voltaire2 Jan 2025 #31

Is there a way to build which can prevent this type of damage JI7 Jan 2025 #7

yes of course: build in places that are not prone to wildfires. nt. Voltaire2 Jan 2025 #32

Maybe they could have fire breaks crud Jan 2025 #11

All ocean beaches are public in California Lulu KC Jan 2025 #20

thanks for clarifying this crud Jan 2025 #21

The rich shits routinely make it difficult to get access. nt. Voltaire2 Jan 2025 #33

Make owners deed the property to the Santa Monica Mountains Conservacy as a condition of accepting Government aid DBoon Jan 2025 #22

Agree. Raven Jan 2025 #28

What about the Altadena neighborhood? Bobstandard Jan 2025 #29

Fireproof roofs made out of materials that won't kill you over time. Baitball Blogger Jan 2025 #26

This is exactly the kind of talk Red Mountain Jan 2025 #27

I think I don't own any property in that area. MineralMan Jan 2025 #34

That's up JustAnotherGen Jan 2025 #35

Those who can should take KT2000 Jan 2025 #36

LA County and especially the Pacific Pallisades DeepWinter Jan 2025 #39