Scientology: Riverside County 2009 03 03 Ordinance 884 11/11

Final adoption of Ordinance 884

At the March 3, 2009 meeting of the Riverside County Board of Supervisors, Ordinance 884 "regulating targeted residential protests" was debated and adopted by a 4-1 vote. Supervisors Stone, Tavaglione, Wilson, and Ashley voted in favor, Supervisor Buster dissented.

The international headquarters of the Church of Scientology are located at a compound called "Golden Era Productions", aka "Gold Base", in Gilman Hot Springs near Hemet, in Supervisor Jeff Stone's district.

To view the full debate among the Supervisors, find "3/3/2009", duration 2 hr 38 min, on http://bosvideo.co.riverside.ca.us/ppportal/agenda/webcast.aspx
Select segment 14 (Agenda item 3.6)
Warning: Sound is available on only one stereo channel in the source video.

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News & Politics

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• Scientology
• Ordinance 884
• Riverside
• Jeff Stone
• Anonymous
• Protest
• Church
• Cult
• Gold Base
• Hemet
• Roy Wilson
• mnql1

[Relyt22]

Buster is the only board member that takes into consideration citizens' rights on a neutral level. Everyone else seems to be leaning toward Scientology, and circling back to the same debunked arguments while ignoring any new counter-evidence.

[Chipshotz]

Your ordinance fails Jeff Stone.