I moved to Thousand Oaks to live in a semi-urban environment with proximity to green and open areas. Do I have to be concerned that someday all of Thousand Oaks open space will be developed?
Certainly not. It might be interesting for you to know that when Thousand Oaks General Plan was being formulated, a Citizens Committee composed of local residents like yourself envisioned a ring of natural open space completely surrounding areas of the City proposed for development. Today, three decades later, this goal is being realized with more than 14,000 acres of land containing major ridgelines and scenic canyon lands permanently preserved as open space. This nearly completes the ring as envisioned by the Open Space Element of the City’s General Plan ensuring that the Conejo Valley retains its unique natural beauty. For additional information, go to Open Space or contact Mark Towne at mtowne@toaks.org or (805) 449-2340.
Related Questions
- I moved to Thousand Oaks to live in a semi-urban environment with proximity to green and open areas. Do I have to be concerned that someday all of Thousand Oaks open space will be developed?
- Many of our wetland areas provide for open space, as well as create visual and aesthetic diversity in our environment. What are Inland Wetlands?
- How does Ibeem transfer content from the author environment to the live environment?
