Tejon Ranch

No, you're so right.

But, you know, we recently at the policy school hosted an economic forecast event in downtown Los Angeles, and L.A. County Supervisor Catherine Barger spoke at it, and she told the story, because the focus was on housing policy, that the El Tejon development, some might know, or the Tejon Ranch, I should say, that's out in the far reaches of L.A. County, that CEQA and other environmental regulations have been used to stop development even out there.

And so some of these, some of the thoughts about creating towns and such like, you know, you probably heard the story of California City and that idea of kind of creating essentially a town from scratch in the suburbs of the Bay Area.

That's also being prevented because of CEQA regulations and other environmental regulations.

It's a black site.

And it's where Northrop Grumman moved a lot of their assets that were out in, uh, the Tejon Ranch, uh, out in the high desert near Edwards Air Force Base, and I've been there.

I was there in a helicopter with a Delta Force guy, and then I got video of these facilities in the Lockheed Skunk Works where the underground openings are that go into the ground, that are man-made, where we have the man-made craft come up to test them and fly them around.

And these are triangles, they're disks.

And I subsequently, a couple of years ago, went out there with one of the operators that are on the team that downed the ET craft and retrieve them.

And one of them was a Northrop Grumman facility called the Tejon Ranch up to the north of Edwards Air Force Base.

That is an old facility like the Lockheed one down closer to Palmdale to the south.

But apparently there, because that Northrop Grumman facility got very much They've moved operations into a secret underground facility in the wilderness going northwest of Sedona.

Will they be able to stop it? Who knows? But 15 years of battling.

Now, of course, that's nothing compared to Tejon Ranch.

Tejon Ranch has now been battling 25 years to get to build out in that scrubby grassland, this cattle ranch, basically, and they keep getting sued and keep losing, keep trying to build, and they're not allowed to build.

And then they say, why is it so expensive to buy houses in California? Because you can't build.

It takes 15 to 25 years to get major subdivisions approved.

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