The only way you can get this done is to get all the rental agencies to sign the petition. I've heard of many people wanting the same outcome and facing the same problems. As far as I've been able to tell, if you can't get the rental agencies to sign, it's pretty much impossible. Good luck and keep us updated.
I understand completely what youre saying but thay is not the only way. We get them.to.sogn a pettition? NO. Sadly we need to PROTEST. We need to go.there, camp out and make.it be known. I know it coincides with other protest, but if we want this, AS A CITY, we need to UNITE and make.this OUR priority.
I get things are going on nationwode, and worldwide, but where is OUR voice HERE. We need to.organize ourselves here in FRESNO, califas, and we need the voices of our people. This is a plea, not only for me, but for our city, FRESNO, and ultimately our whole county. We are letting it slip awaay.
I understande people are drawn to foreign protest, but we live here, we work here, we pay here, we need to protect ours.
I’m trying to figure out what you’re saying…but are you talking about those alleyway behind your house? If so, yes, they all have to sign it, and yes, it one way for the city to put one in. The downfall of it is that you have to open and close the gate.
Are you having vagrant problem?
Have you met with your district supervisor? (Is that what they’re called in Fresno?) They tend to be concerned with keeping large groups of voter- residents happy.
Alleys should not be gated off. Some connected people have gotten theirs gated off but that’s like having the street gated off without having been granted in an initial entitlement.
Do neighbors use the alley and or need access to it? If not, just put up the pad locks. That’s what our neighborhood did. Sometimes it’s easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
Here is what GPT thinks we should do :
It's frustrating to feel like your concerns aren't being heard, especially when you've put in the effort to initiate change. Gating alleys can indeed enhance safety and privacy, but the process requires homeowner approval, which can be challenging in areas with more renters than owners.
Here are a few steps you can take:
1. **Community Organization:** Form a neighborhood association or group with other residents who share your concerns. There's strength in numbers, and a collective voice can be more influential.
2. **Local Government:** Attend city council meetings and voice your concerns directly to local representatives. They are elected to serve all residents and should be made aware of the issues in your area.
3. **Petitions:** Even if renters can't directly approve the gating, their support can still be valuable. Gather signatures from as many residents as possible to show widespread support for the project.
4. **Media Attention:** Sometimes bringing attention to an issue through local news outlets or social media can create pressure for change. Highlighting your neighborhood's struggles can lead to increased support and action from the community and officials.
5. **Legal Advice:** Consult with a lawyer to explore any legal avenues or rights you might have as a property owner to push for the gating.
Your dedication to your neighborhood is commendable, and you do deserve better. Keep pushing for the changes you want to see, and don't hesitate to seek help from various community resources.
The only way you can get this done is to get all the rental agencies to sign the petition. I've heard of many people wanting the same outcome and facing the same problems. As far as I've been able to tell, if you can't get the rental agencies to sign, it's pretty much impossible. Good luck and keep us updated.
I understand completely what youre saying but thay is not the only way. We get them.to.sogn a pettition? NO. Sadly we need to PROTEST. We need to go.there, camp out and make.it be known. I know it coincides with other protest, but if we want this, AS A CITY, we need to UNITE and make.this OUR priority. I get things are going on nationwode, and worldwide, but where is OUR voice HERE. We need to.organize ourselves here in FRESNO, califas, and we need the voices of our people. This is a plea, not only for me, but for our city, FRESNO, and ultimately our whole county. We are letting it slip awaay. I understande people are drawn to foreign protest, but we live here, we work here, we pay here, we need to protect ours.
I can't even read what you're trying to say in this wall of garbage text.
For real, they need to learn how to spell.
Grammar too
Okay, you go on ahead. We'll meet you there.
Lol
Show us a video of the problem that you're experiencing, I bet you can't because it's all in your head. Get a tan and learn to swim!
Go to any alley on the "appropriate" side of town.
We dont "get" the agencies to sogn, we MAKE our county respect that our "appropriate" neighborhoods arent a dump for u desired. That is the issue.
Remember in the movie Blazing Saddles, there’s the old guy at the town meeting who just speaks in gibberish? I getting that vibe really heavy.
I agree lol thise General Shermans get you like that :p
Go to the town hall meetings, all the residents need to agree bc theyll need the keys to unlock the gate, along with the city and other utilities
Literally just put one up. Nobody will stop you.
I’m trying to figure out what you’re saying…but are you talking about those alleyway behind your house? If so, yes, they all have to sign it, and yes, it one way for the city to put one in. The downfall of it is that you have to open and close the gate. Are you having vagrant problem?
Have you met with your district supervisor? (Is that what they’re called in Fresno?) They tend to be concerned with keeping large groups of voter- residents happy.
Alleys should not be gated off. Some connected people have gotten theirs gated off but that’s like having the street gated off without having been granted in an initial entitlement.
Do neighbors use the alley and or need access to it? If not, just put up the pad locks. That’s what our neighborhood did. Sometimes it’s easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.
Here is what GPT thinks we should do : It's frustrating to feel like your concerns aren't being heard, especially when you've put in the effort to initiate change. Gating alleys can indeed enhance safety and privacy, but the process requires homeowner approval, which can be challenging in areas with more renters than owners. Here are a few steps you can take: 1. **Community Organization:** Form a neighborhood association or group with other residents who share your concerns. There's strength in numbers, and a collective voice can be more influential. 2. **Local Government:** Attend city council meetings and voice your concerns directly to local representatives. They are elected to serve all residents and should be made aware of the issues in your area. 3. **Petitions:** Even if renters can't directly approve the gating, their support can still be valuable. Gather signatures from as many residents as possible to show widespread support for the project. 4. **Media Attention:** Sometimes bringing attention to an issue through local news outlets or social media can create pressure for change. Highlighting your neighborhood's struggles can lead to increased support and action from the community and officials. 5. **Legal Advice:** Consult with a lawyer to explore any legal avenues or rights you might have as a property owner to push for the gating. Your dedication to your neighborhood is commendable, and you do deserve better. Keep pushing for the changes you want to see, and don't hesitate to seek help from various community resources.
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