Important!

READ THIS DEVASTATING CRITIQUE
of the Signature/Carey&Co. Historic Resource Evaluation

Here is a quick summary of what's happening and why you should care.

Six Things You Can Do TODAY
to Help Preserve the Claremont

Sign the Petition
Urging the LPAB to Reaffirm their
2001 Resolution for Landmarking The Hotel

 Proposed Condos Unsafe?

Surface Cracking Reveals Evidence of Active Fault

Read more about how the condos may be unsafe in an earthquake

NACPEX (SaveOurClaremont.org) aims to organize community members and neighborhood groups into a coherent & influential voice in opposition to irresponsible development on the grounds of the landmark Claremont Hotel. We wish to facilitate a well-informed and fair process that:

	Preserves the historic structure and its surrounding areas
	Minimizes traffic, environmental, and safety impacts along Ashby/13, extending from I-80 to CA24
	Avoids construction in an active earthquake fault zone

Read the NACPEX Position Statement

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Our Mission

Neighbors Against Claremont Property Expansion (NACPEX) was formed to address concerns about planned additions to the landmark Claremont Hotel property.

The developer’s proposals include:

	43 residential condo units atop a two story parking garage
	Construction of a new single family home at the Tunnel Road entrance
	Construction of a new pool and basketball court
	Expansion of club membership by 250 families while *reducing* club parking

The development threatens to degrade the surroundings of the historic hotel and would:

	Mar hallmark views of the historic hotel and its surrounding gardens
	Negatively impact wildlife, neighboring watersheds, and adjacent natural areas
	Create persistent gridlock on the Ashby/13 corridor, which is already at maximum capacity
	Delay emergency vehicle access to neighborhoods adjacent to and above the hotel
	Put families at risk by siting condominiums atop a known fault

For these reasons, we oppose the planned development and advocate for an approach which:

	Preserves the historic structure and its surrounding areas
	Minimizes traffic, environmental, and safety impacts along Ashby/13, extending from I-80 to CA24
	Avoids unsafe construction in an active earthquake fault zone

"What can I do about this?" you ask?

	Learn more about the proposed expansion and the associated risks
	Volunteer to help spread the word in our community
	Make a donation to support independent study of the risks and impacts