YES on Malibu Measure R

11/05/2014

We did it!

The hard-fought Measure R campaign culminated late Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning, as the controversial chain store and development ordinance Measure R was passed with support from nearly 60 percent of Malibu.

11/05/2014

We did it! Congratulations and thank you to everybody for all your hard work passing Measure R!

11/04/2014

Go vote! Let's pass Measure R and save Malibu. Find your polling place here:

Measure R, the Your Malibu, Your Decision Act, empowers Malibu voters to decide whether to approve or reject large development projects that could forever change the character of Malibu. Under Measure R, developers wishing to build a commercial development that is 20,000 square feet or larger must h…

10/31/2014

Malibu Measure R was placed on the ballot by us because our City Council won't do anything to slow down big development. It's simple:

1 - Measure R gives voters a choice on big development.
2 - Measure R limits unwanted chain stores.

Learn more: www.yourmalibu.com

10/31/2014

Measure R has worked in the past and it will work in Malibu:

Del Mar city planner Adam Birnbaum told The Times that since Measure B passed, three projects have fallen under the process: the former Del Mar Hotel (now L’Auberge Del Mar), the Del Mar Plaza and the Garden Del Mar. The first two were being planned when Measure B went before the voters. The initiative applied and the projects were scaled back.

The coastal Southern California cities of Del Mar, Encinitas and Escondido have enacted measures allowing citizens to have a voice in city planning, and on Nov. 4 Malibu voters will decide whether to allow a similar process on proposed commercial developments with Measure R.

10/31/2014

"I would like the remaining open spaces and the small town intimacy of Malibu preserved for my children and future generations. Malibu means 'sound of the waves,' not a posh shopping destination. Malibu has always been cherished as a surf community, let's us as a community share in preserving our biggest asset and resource, our Malibu. Thank you."
- Professional Surfer Allen Sarlo

10/30/2014

"I've seen this very rural, rustic beach community turn into a destination for chain stores--a shopping destination--with growing traffic problems. That's why we desperately need Measure R" - Rob Reiner

10/29/2014

Malibu Measure R is supported by Mayors past and present because it's simple:

1 - Measure R gives voters a choice on big development.
2 - Measure R limits unwanted chain stores.

Learn more: www.yourmalibu.com

10/29/2014

Steve Soboroff believes himself to be a victim of stereotyping when people point out that he is a developer.

Here's what Dick Van D**e had to say in response: "I don't think anybody likes stereotyping. But I also don't think anybody is stereotyping when they assume that a man with vested financial interest in development wants to see more of it. Especially not someone who has spent large amounts of money on misleading ads to try and discredit Measure R."

10/28/2014

We've got one week left until election day! Show your support for Measure R by changing your profile picture to this graphic today.

We've got one week left until election day!

Show your support for Measure R by changing your profile picture to one of these graphics today:

10/28/2014

"There's a reason why all the money for the No on R campaign is coming from developers.

And all the money from the Yes campaign is coming from people who actually own homes here or are residents here. Every single dime."

--Rob Reiner, Yes on Measure R

10/28/2014

Actor, Director, and Producer Rob Reiner makes the case: “We cannot afford NOT to have Measure R.” See the full clip: