HBCA Position on Karl’s December 4, 2022

Why Karl’s Project is the Right Choice for Fisherman’s Wharf
Why The Harbor & Beach Community Alliance (HBCA) is supporting Karl’s Strawberry Village as the right project for Fisherman’s Wharf for many reasons but the following details the two most basic reasons, responses to key objections to Karl’s and the Harbor Department’s process and lack of transparency…

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February 2022 Harbor Update

February 2022 Harbor Update

2022 County Audit Report on Harbor Department is Released! The Report Confirms Public’s Concerns, Omits Important Issues
and Raises More Questions! HBCA continues to push for positive changes in the way the harbor is managed. 

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Dec 4th 2021 Food and Toy Drive at Fisherman’s Wharf

Dec 4th 2021 Food and Toy Drive at Fisherman’s Wharf

 Thank you for your support & generosity!2021 Holiday Food and Toy Drive on Saturday December 4th The results of all our efforts are:Estimated 4,000 lbs of foodApproximately 1,200 incredible toysOver $25,000 in monetary donations including the matching fund of $10,000(the impact of the money donation per Food Share is five times,...

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Ventura County Redistricting 2021

Ventura County Redistricting 2021

TAKE ACTION TODAY! Please share your support for our Community of Interest! The County is required to complete the redistricting process by December 15, 2021. The County is considering draft Maps NOW! The City of Oxnard redistricting deadline is in April 2022 Please feel free to  use the information we have provided on defining...

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September 2021 Update: What Happened  – What’s Happening – 2021

September 2021 Update: What Happened  – What’s Happening – 2021

 Important Update on the Harbor: What Has Been Achieved (9/21)HBCA discovered that the Harbor Department was operating without a standard development process though both the County and the City of Oxnard each had one. A standard development process is essential to avoid inconsistencies, unfairness, lack of transparency, and at worst...

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