Who does this guy think he is?
Bob Jensen NIMBYing out at council over a residential development in his backyard
What is good for the goose is apparently not good for the gander. Yes this establishment shill doesn’t want a small development in his neighborhood and neither did I. That is why I repeatedly spoke against it. When it came to the proposed FJC stadium, well I signed off as a candidate against that too.
Hush hush keep it down now voices carry
Ah but yes, when it comes to buttering his bread, Jensen’s switch flips quick. That is because his bread butterer and former employer, the NOCCD, you know the goons that rammed their bond scam down our throats, now wants to build a 5,000 seat stadium blocks away from another stadium just west of Berkeley which will ruin your neighborhood forever. Let me explain.
Blue and White light at night-the enemy of your biological clock
The LED stadium lighting’s color spectrum is heavier on the blue wavelength and is disastrous for sleep
Yes establishment operative Jensen is all about quality of life-IN HIS NEIGHBORHOOD-
Why has he inserted himself in this issue going against the wishes of the residents who have been fighting this for years? This is real stretch for a NIMBY like brother Bob.
So what’s the difference between the LED color spectrum and the spectrum found in other artificial light sources? The main difference is that the LED spectrum is closer to natural daylight. So what’s the big deal? Blue and white light exposure after dark results in Melatonin suppression. Like a good night sleep? Forget it. Lights out at ten o’clock or perhaps eleven? Maybe when all the cars parked in front of your house start their engines with the punched out exhaust systems after they finish their conversations and leave their In and Out trash in the gutter around midnight, you can try to go to sleep.
You think the pensioned out fine arts professor knows or cares about any of that?
So why is he shilling for his employer? Why not? He is a NIMBY. Has Jensen and his crew been back to council for any issue other than Melia Homes? Of course not.
He did rear his head when it came time for the ram job the NOCCD is pulling with the planned Sherbeck Field stadium that is a few blocks away from the other stadium on Berkeley. He is defending it-AGAINST THE WISHES OF HUNDREDS OF RESIDENTS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
Delphi technique operative Bob Jensen taking the Melia homes group for a ride through Fullerton.
Jensen is the delphi technique operative who heads a Facebook group that endorsed a candidate for city council who voted to put a SCAG senior planner on our planning commission. Thanks Bob.
Stadium Noise pollution is now being cooked to order by your friends with your tax money. Don’t forget the concerts.
Why is this self appointed NIMBY development expert defending his employer’s attempts to destroy our neighborhood? Good question. Ask your favorite fine arts professor about light frequencies and their affect on circadian rhythm and melatonin levels. Forget the fact that he sat back and let his employer proceed full speed ahead with the wireless systems deployments going in all over the entire Junior College campus which also affect melatonin levels and a wide array of other health related issues. Ask the theatre guy that knows all about responsible development about, insomnia, property values, and quality of life. Ask Bob Jensen.
So what will this stadium bring the residents of the beloved neighborhood too far to the south east of Jensen’s hideaway to give a crap about?
Noise pollution
Light pollution
Traffic
Crime
Parking problems
Vehicle accidents
Air pollution
More wear and tear on the already crumbling streets in the area of the Princeton circle neighborhood.
What’s in it for the Jensen operative? Pagan immortality? Who knows.
#1 by Barry Levinson on November 24, 2016 - 12:10 pm
I will not comment on Bob Jenson specifically.
However, anyone claiming to be for responsible development will be involved in all development projects here in the city of Fullerton, not just the one or two impacting their specific neighborhood.
In my experience far too many Fullertonians only get involved and speak out when the development is in their neighborhood but stay on the sidelines when it impacts others.
This reminds me of those movie star elites who rant and rave against the Second Amendment but will not go out in public without armed bodyguards.
If we are not willing to stand up for others as we do for ourselves, we have a real problem. It is only when we stand together for what is right that the politicians will take notice.
Unfortunately based on the results of the election, Fullerton will have to stand up time and time again to stop all the overdevelopment our council and city government has planned for us all.