Carmel Mountain, San Diego, California 92128, United States
Promoting Smart Growth for the Future of
Carmel Mountain Ranch
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Yard Sign Display Rules
· 1 sign per house
· Sign must be minimum of 5 ft setback from sidewalk
· Signs are allowed from March 1 – September 30
· If applicable, approval from sub-association is also needed
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Contact Mark Mal:
619-977-0171
All proceeds go to CMR United’s fight to protect our AG1-1 Zoning & Saving our Open Spaces !
CMR residents unite to oppose development of golf course land
When the Carmel Mountain Ranch Golf Course announced its closure, a large group of CMR residents assembled to show a love for this community and its future. More than 300 residents have formed a coalition to vigorously oppose any potential new development of the former golf course land.
The community formed CMR United to unite around this singular purpose. Approximately 2,000 people have signed a petition as a demonstration of our CMR unity in this cause.
On 25h, 2018, hundreds of CMR residents came together at Highland Ranch Park. This gathering received great media coverage, with all four local news stations covered our community meeting and broadcasted our message. We will keep you informed as we continue this fight to keep CMR beautiful.
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************** A GoFundMe site has been created to fund the various investments that will be needed for our cause over time:
It is important that we keep our CMR community informed of our progress, ideas, alternatives, and needs. Here are examples of what has been completed so far:
-Mailings: The HOA/Walters Management mailed letters of notification to all homeowners in early July advising of the golf course closure.
-Website: CarmelMountainRanch.org has been established to share news from the CMR Development Opposition Committee.
-Nextdoor.com (Carmelmountainranch): Several posts have been shared, with many ideas exchanged.
- A social media campaign is sharing of CMR news to the public. Follow, receive, and share info at:
---- facebook.com/savecarmelmountainranch
---- twitter.com/carmelmtnranch (@carmelmtnranch)
---- instagram.com/carmelmtnranch
We need support from anyone and everyone who can help in any possible way. We have an outstanding community! We can and will win this fight!
There are more than 4,000 households and about 12,000 residents in Carmel Mountain Ranch. We must join together in a united commitment to preserve this land as open space and prevent the possibility of any future development. The golf course is zoned for agricultural use and we will fight to keep it that way.
Learn More
On July 25 at Highland Ranch Park, our CMR community united around a single message: "No new development!" This was a powerful message from a large and supportive community group!
If you were not able to attend, here's the link to watch the full 40-minute presentation here.
About Carmel Mountain Ranch
Carmel Mountain Ranch is a 1,489-acre master-planned community in San Diego's North County. More than 12,000 residents make their home in this quiet, but vibrant community.
CMR is located east of Rancho Peñasquitos, south of Rancho Bernardo, north of Sabre Springs, and west of Poway. On the San Diego City Council, CMR is represented by Councilmember Mark Kersey (District 5).
Fun fact: Carmel Mountain Ranch (CMR) is actually closer to Black Mountain than Carmel Mountain, which is 10 miles to the west.
History of Carmel Mountain Ranch
The Carmel Mountain Ranch area was once part of a Mexican land grant that dates to the 1820s. In 1905, the Carmelite Sisters of Mercy established a dairy farm and monastery in the area. Carmel Mountain, a Biblical reference to Mount Carmel, takes its names from the nuns.
In 1984, the San Diego City Council approved and adopted the first Carmel Mountain Ranch Community Plan.