As Thousand Oaks moves through the planning stages of its $100 million downtown development project, a group of residents is rallying against the developmentu2019s scale, circulating a petition to put the project before voters. On June 23, the City Council approved a redevelopment plan intended to revitalize the city and address population decline, reaffirming its decision with a second reading on July 7. The June 23 vote revealed a wide divide among community members, with 39 of 123 speakers opposing the project, while others submitted written comments before the meeting. According to four agenda supplements issued by the city, just <a href="https://www.toacorn.com/articles/residents-launch-referendum-effort-against-downtown-project/">[…]</a>