Saturday, February 28, 2015

The Lyons Development in Coto de Caza and the Public Safety Creeping Elegance




Posted By CotoBlogzz

Coto de Caza, California -  .A recent report of the Ten Most Dangerous Cities in California published in the Telegraph today show that with the exception of Oakland, the most dangerous cities are small communities not unlike Coto de Caza.  Cities like Capitola, covering an area of 1.5 square miles located south of San Jose.  Add Nevada City, Emeryville and Irwindale and Compton for example.

The Coto de Caza community used to be a bucolic, quiet, safe community.  So much so that some twenty years ago CNN/Money listed the Coto de Caza community as one of the safest in the country and the best place to retire.  Now, however, thanks to the CZ Master Association board of directors Public Safety Creeping Elegance, and according to data provided by the Orange County Sheriff’s Department and the California Highway Patrol Capistrano Office, the Coto de Caza community is the most dangerous community around, gated or ungated.

A third traffic fatality under the current board of directors watch occurred January 31, 2014 with the death of Franz Nelezny at one of the most dangerous intersections in Coto de Caza.

Some of the Public Safety Creeping Elegance includes promotion of new developments, including the Lyons one,  promotion  of the Coto de Caza Polo Arena, Promoting use of bicycles in most dangerous roads, posting Golf Crossing  signs encouraging improper pedestrian crossings in two of the most dangerous , unmarked crossings in the community.  A single item may be inconsequential.  Even more than one, but the accumulation continues to prove to be lethal.

Coto de Caza Traffic Accident Report ending March 30, 2014
To make matters worse, while CZ Master Association Board of directors encourages additional traffic the Coto de Caza Accident  Rate is at all time high and CHP patrol is down 25% from lawsuit mitigation strategy,


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