Sebastopol City Council Expected to Support Us!

We have received word that the Sebastopol City Council will address at their next meeting, on Tuesday March 3rd, a letter of support for the City of Petaluma's stand on the Dutra Asphalt Plant. Please forward any and all letters and emails of support to Sebastopol Mayor Sarah Gurney. The Friends of Shollenberger Park and Petaluma's Clean Air applaud your courage to stand up for the best interest of the local community.

Verbiage from their Agenda reads:

"Consideration of approval of a letter to be sent to all Sonoma County cities and the County of Sonoma expressing the City of Sebastopol's position that decisions made by the elected bodies of the cities within the County with regard to issues within their respective sphere's of influence or urban growth boundaries be respected by the County of Sonoma (Mayor Gurney)"

Encourage the rest of Sonoma County to follow Sebastopol's lead!

Sonoma Mayor - Ken Brown
ken@bearflagsocialclub.com

Cotati Mayor - John Guardino
jguardino@ci.cotati.ca.us

Rohnert Park Mayor - Amie Breeze
Albreeze@rpcity.org

Santa Rosa Mayor - Susan Gorin
sgorin@srcity.org

Windsor Mayor - Robin Goble
rgoble@townofwindsor.com

Healdsburg Mayor - Eric Ziedrich
eziedrich@ci.healdsburg.ca.us

Cloverdale Mayor - Joe Palla
joepalla@comcast.net

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