Disclaimer: The comments in this blog are my personal opinion and may or may not reflect an adopted position of the city of Glendale and its city council.
It has come to my attention that Worker Power while sending people to knock on doors has been spreading lies about the upcoming May Glendale special election (costing you the taxpayer about $250,000) on Propositions 401 and 402 in an effort to get your vote.
They have become desperate enough to become unethical. The very latest tactic is to tell voters when going door to door that there already is a playground on the 9-acre parcel (subject of the Propositions) and that children are playing there.
This is an outright lie. Nothing could be further from the truth. VAI Resort bought that 9-acre parcel over a year ago and has nearly completed its administrative building and parking lot. They acknowledge that they are building at their own risk should Worker Power’s latest attempt to stop VAI succeed.
Once again, let me reinforce, as the retired councilmember (24 years of service) for that area which is part of the Yucca district, the Open Space designation on that parcel was intended to be a placeholder until it was developed commercially. It was never intended to become any kind of park. Period.
Worker Power, instigator of this special election:
- Has cost you the taxpayer to pay about $250,000 for this special election
- Has told voters many lies about the parcel in question as they go door to door
- Is trying to bring California-style governance to Glendale
Outside unions want to decide Glendale’s future for us, but we know what’s best for our city. Props 401 & 402 will approve the VAI Resort and ensure local control. Keep decision-making in Glendale, not out-of-state unions. Vote YES on Propositions 401 and 402 to determine our own destiny.
When you get your mail in ballot, please vote YES and guarantee that VAI Resort will be able to finish their development.
VOTE YES ON PROPOSITION 401
VOTE YES ON PROPOSITION 402
© Joyce Clark, 2025
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