In the editor: Preserving Randall is a determined combined community blessing (“After 27 years fighting to change the oil field to many orange county preserves, initial plans are released,” May 23). Birds and four-footed neighbors are welcomed, but many illegal camping is an intense threat of wildfires. The overlapping jurisdictions of the city, County and Fire District complex of the public responsibility. In addition, the mountains that preserve the preservation of property title has not yet been controlled because Aera Energy, the oil company responsible for cleaning property, it is still controlled. AERA energy cannot turn away the breaches of either stop camping.
The California Fire Marshal currently appointed to Randall area preserved, and adjacent homes and businesses, a modest fire risk. We look forward to the extra cost of the homeowner’s insurance. Within previous couple of weeks, a wildfire began with Randall preserving and spreads to the Orange County Park Area before it was released. Fortunately, there is no air that spreads it into our homes. We know that only July 4 weeks are far away and fireworks, as well as campfires, may arouse wildfires.
I encourage all parties, especially Aera’s energy, to turn off campers and keep trespassers before we suffer from true tragedy.
Kenneth SmithCosta table
