April 7, 2024 4:00 PM - Town Hall meeting - Sun Lakes Main Ballrooom
March 20, 2024 - See DOCUMENTS for latest Press Release and Superior Court Minute Order
A Town Hall meeting will be held on Sunday April 7th to answer as many questions as possible and next steps. All questions must be in writing and sent in advance, if possible, to passactiongroup2022@gmail.com.
March 18, 2024 - Judge Harold W. Hopp released his ruling on our case. On the CEQA (California Environmental Quality Act) portion Judge Hopp ruled against the Pass Action Group. This was primarily due to missing a deadline long before the Pass Action Group was formed or we knew about the project. Judge Hopp also ruled that the City of Banning had not violated it's own general plan or specific plan. The Pass Action Group will determine whether or not to appeal.
Judge Hopp did rule in favor of council member Mary Hamlin showing bias. This will require the attorneys to work together and write a "writ of mandate" essentially a court order that will state that the city must reconsider the project. This is assuming the developers will be re-submitting. The opposition has the right to appeal.
Stay tuned for further information!
March 13,2024 - Hearing was held under Judge Harold W. Hopp of the Riverside Superior Court. Attorneys for the Pass Action Group and attorneys for the City of Banning, Creation Equity, et all presented their respective arguments.
January 31, 2024, 1:30 PM - Hearing in Riverside Superior Court
As you may know, our court hearing that was scheduled for November 17, 2023, was "continued" by the Court. In other words, delayed. No specific reason was given at the time. None of the parties in the case asked for this continuance.
The new hearing date and time are January 31, 2024 at 1:30 PM in Riverside Superior Court. As previously happened, there is always a chance for another continuance.
Pass Action Group Mission Statement
The fundamental mission and purpose of the Pass Action Group (PAG) is to prevent the development of the Banning Point Warehouse.
This mission will use all means necessary to preserve the quality of life and property values of those living in the general vicinity of the Banning Point project, especially the protected class of citizens currently living immediately adjacent to the planned project.
This will be accomplished by the development and implementation of a multifaceted strategic plan constructed to ensure all reasonable and available public, political, and legal means necessary are undertaken.
The funding for this effort will be derived from citizens concerned about the proliferation of excessive warehouse projects embedded in or adjacent to residential communities located in the general vicinity of the Banning Point project.
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