Laguna Residents First

The electorate has spoken. Thank you to our volunteers, donors and supporters for all your help over the last three years to enact the reasonable growth guidelines of Measure Q. Our message was simply overwhelmed by the massively funded litany of misinformation by the opposition. Stay tuned as we continue to put Laguna residents first and hold our elected officials to do the same.

Alternative facts about Measure Q have painted a distorted picture downtown LRF Co-Founder David Raber explains in his column in this week's Laguna Beach Independent. A "yes" vote offers multiple benefits to residents, business owners and visitors . Read more here:

Opinion: Measure Q – Truth or Consequences - Laguna Beach Local News As this campaign season is winding down, there are a few myths that need to be addressed about Measure Q.Ballot Box Planning?

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"Measure Q requires the City to carefully evaluate commercial intensification proposals when they would impact neighborhoods" says David Raber in his column in the Independent. Read the rest regarding "Laguna's Future" at:

Guest Opinion: Laguna's Future and Measure Q - Laguna Beach Local News By Dave Raber Would you trust a developer to give you information to help you stop overdevelopment? Consider that Measure Q’s opponents, “Citizen’s for Laguna’s Future” is funded almost exclusively by developer and business interests whose priorities are likely very different from yours. T...