One Response to Don’t Miss Cerritos Mayor pro tem Frank Yokoyama’s Letter to the Editor in This Week’s LCCN Print Newspaper
Ageism 90703
October 4, 2019 at 9:36 am
There are two sides to every story, reality/ fiction.
Many residents do not like over night parking permit process.
Many residents do not like the severe RV restrictions..
Many residents do not like the present condition, of the existing landscape Holdings by the city.
Many residents do not like the pine trees and all the problems they are creating.
Many residents do not like the lack of diversity in restaurants. We are in dire need of chicken and steak house.
Many residents are tired of the money being thrown at the CCPA when they do not use it.
Many residents are not happy with the non diversity programs being sponsored by the senior center, and not sharing the senior center with other senior centers in the area.
Many life long residents are upset of the menopausal housing.
Not everybody is on tune with the BB Bond and others are not happy with the stigma Whitney HS programs.
Many residents are upset over the proposed sales tax increase and do not like the hi sales taxes charged by LA County, compared to OC.
Many residents are upset over the water service, as some island areas have to pay 2.5X the amount of water, compared to mainland Cerritos.
Our homes sales price are considerably lower per Sq Ft, compared to WLA and sections of OC.
Summary, 70-90’s, most residents loved Cerritos, but the past 30 yrs, city is not weathering ageism.
Ageism 90703
October 4, 2019 at 9:36 am
There are two sides to every story, reality/ fiction.
Many residents do not like over night parking permit process.
Many residents do not like the severe RV restrictions..
Many residents do not like the present condition, of the existing landscape Holdings by the city.
Many residents do not like the pine trees and all the problems they are creating.
Many residents do not like the lack of diversity in restaurants. We are in dire need of chicken and steak house.
Many residents are tired of the money being thrown at the CCPA when they do not use it.
Many residents are not happy with the non diversity programs being sponsored by the senior center, and not sharing the senior center with other senior centers in the area.
Many life long residents are upset of the menopausal housing.
Not everybody is on tune with the BB Bond and others are not happy with the stigma Whitney HS programs.
Many residents are upset over the proposed sales tax increase and do not like the hi sales taxes charged by LA County, compared to OC.
Many residents are upset over the water service, as some island areas have to pay 2.5X the amount of water, compared to mainland Cerritos.
Our homes sales price are considerably lower per Sq Ft, compared to WLA and sections of OC.
Summary, 70-90’s, most residents loved Cerritos, but the past 30 yrs, city is not weathering ageism.