What People Are Saying
“Stand Up for Neighborly Novato was formed to promote a fact-based, respectful debate regarding an issue that affects all of its citizens. I strongly support that goal.”—Rep. Lynn Woolsey
—M.A., Novato resident
—B.C., Novato resident
—N.F., Novato resident
—M.G., Novato resident
“Stand up for Neighborly Novato is different than other housing groups. They're for reasonable-priced housing in a way that preserves open space and conserves our natural resources such as water and energy.”—Ed Mainland
“As a small business owner, I want more reasonable housing in Novato. The more families that live here and save money on their mortgage or rent, the more money they will spend in local stores and businesses which benefits us all.”—David Porter
“We should provide home options for Novato’s seniors so they are not forced to leave their nearby families and the town they call home when they go on a fixed income.”—Patsy White
“The Mission Statement of the League of Women Voters of Marin County ‘encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government, and influences public policy through education and advocacy.’ Stand Up for Neighborly Novato has been formed to do just that—to make Novato a neighborly community where people can have a civil dialogue on all issues of concern in the city. We believe, with Stand Up for Neighborly Novato, that includes providing reasonable housing solutions for Novato workers, families and seniors which don’t put a strain on neighborhoods and the environment.” —Margy Eller, President, League of Women Voters of Marin County
“Novato is home to some of the most remarkable people in Marin; people who moved here because there was housing they could afford—yes, affordable housing. Let’s keep the door open to the next generation of remarkable people.”—Dr. Lois Moore
“I Stand Up for Neighborly Novato’s work because it’s just common sense. Help Novato workers, like teachers and caregivers, live near their Novato jobs, then there’s less traffic on our streets and highways.”—Alaina Cantor