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Kelseyville residents demand community input on controversial Quonocta name change proposal

December 14, 2024 | Lake County, California


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Kelseyville residents demand community input on controversial Quonocta name change proposal
A heated discussion erupted at the Lake County Board of Supervisors meeting on December 10, 2024, as community members voiced strong concerns over a proposed name change for the city. Mark Borgesani, a Kelseyville resident, criticized the lack of community engagement surrounding the name change, emphasizing that there had been no discussions with local business owners or organizations, including the Lions Club and Hammers for Hope.

Borgesani highlighted the potential negative impacts on the community, stating, "There was no discussion of the harm that's being done to this town." He questioned the feasibility of the name change, pointing out that such a significant alteration is "super rare" and that the implications for local businesses remain unclear. He urged the board to consider "option 4" as the best path forward, while also expressing openness to further dialogue.

The meeting underscored a growing frustration among residents regarding the decision-making process, with Borgesani offering to meet with board members to discuss the issue further. As the conversation continues, the community remains on edge about the potential consequences of the proposed name change and the need for more inclusive discussions moving forward.

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