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Op-ed: Open letter to Supervisor Kathryn Barger re: Terra Nova Mobile Park

by Opinion • May 5, 2020

[Contributed images via Agents of Change]
Good morning Supervisor Kathryn Barger,

I am following up on a phone conversation I had with Donna Termeer.

The Terra Nova Mobile Home Park, at 1617 East Ave. I, Lancaster [is]where residents have lived without natural gas since a mobile home exploded on March 22, 2020.

As you may know, the explosion blew a gargantuan hole in the side of the mobile home, injuring three people, including two children.

The City of Lancaster red-tagged the home as unfit for human occupation the same day.

Up until this day, the families at Terra Nova are still living without natural gas. As a result, Agents of Change and The Vine Refuge have worked tirelessly with churches, organizations, and businesses to feed the countless families.

The Terra Nova Mobile Park has numerous children, elderly, disabled and special needs kids.

Furthermore, the mobile park is utterly hazardous, dilapidated and dangerous. No human being deserves to live under these horrendous conditions, especially during a deadly pandemic like COVID 19.

Moreover, I am a mandated reporter. It is my responsibility to inform the appropriate authorities when someone is in danger.

The situation at the Terra Nova Mobile Park is unconscionable and inhumane. I implore you to take immediate action to remove the elderly, children, special needs and disabled people at once.

The occupants of the mobile home that exploded are homeless and traumatized. We need assistance to get them shelter immediately.

The Terra Nova Mobile Park is an endangerment to public health with atrocious consequences.

Please help!

Dr. Miguel S. Coronado
Agents of Change, Inc.
(661) 466-6810
drmcoronado@live.com

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Filed Under: Opinion

3 comments for "Op-ed: Open letter to Supervisor Kathryn Barger re: Terra Nova Mobile Park"

  1. come on says

    May 6, 2020 at 1:24 pm

    I hear what your basically saying but REALLY? Remove the children, elderly, disabled and special needs kids. If I lived there , I wouldn’t want someone snatching my children up, through no fault of my own.

  2. Wishful Thinking says

    May 6, 2020 at 12:58 pm

    I thought Doc Mikey disappeared from the pages of public comment, like Frank Jorge.

  3. G. Root says

    May 5, 2020 at 8:34 pm

    Moble Homes are under State authority. Aren’t you a City Commissioner Dr. Coronado ? You work directly for the City Council and can tell us what the City is doing to protect it’s community members by advocating to the proper authorities.

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