Tiger Sanctuary appeals denial of CUP, David Casselman, Isis Sanctuary

Tiger Sanctuary Proponents Try Once More

Siberian white tiger

Posted: Friday, July 25, 2014 7:00 am | Updated: 8:55 am, Fri Jul 25, 2014.

By Emily Sawicki / emily@malibutimes.com |7 comments

Just when the dust seemed settled, advocates of the proposed tiger sanctuary in Ventura County just west of Malibu have re-opened the case, filing suit to overturn the decision against the facility.

Irena Hauser, who claims years of experience working with tigers, was denied the conditional use permit (CUP) to build a tiger training and housing facility in March and then lost a June appeal. This will be her third attempt to obtain permits for the tiger sanctuary.

On July 14, Hauser filed an appeal against the Ventura County Board of Supervisors, asking for a reversal of the original decision.

“The decision of the Board must be reversed and remanded,” reads the suit, which cites "deprivation of fair hearing" and "abuse of discretion" as the basis for the appeal.

The Ventura County Superior Court will now take the case, which was filed by Casselman Law Group on behalf of Hauser.

Hauser and her sister Sophia Kryszek seek a permit to construct a 13,500-square-foot exercise arena and enclosures. Hauser and her family tout years of experience training and working with the tigers. Hauser and Kryszek own ISIS Preservation, which supplies the white tigers for filming in the entertainment industry. 

The sanctuary is controversial in Malibu and southern Ventura County, where many residents fear the tigers could pose a threat to native wildlife, as well as the people and pets living nearby.

Case information:

Case Number:	56-2014-00455399-CU-WM-VTA
Case Title:	Hauser vs The Board of Supervisors of Ventura County
Case Category:	Civil - Unlimited	Filing Date:	7/14/2014
Case Type:	Writ of Mandate	Case Status:	Pending
Judicial Officer:		Location:	Ventura

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Isis Preservation on 20/20, Good Morning America - White tiger sanctuary Malibu

Isis Preservation, Irena Hauser, Sophia are on 20/20. Below is a three minute intro clip to the segment which will be aired later today. Only the white tiger in this video belongs to Isis Preservation. The other tigers, alligator, snake, bear belong to other people. It was a bit irresponsible of the video crew to all those other images. Dumped unwanted alligators and snakes have nothing to do with this situation.



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The two real estate "experts" don't know what they are talking about. The Playboy Mansion has a zoo. Ellen Degeneres bought the home next door few months ago for $35 million. She just sold it for $50 million. The Playboy Mansion's zoo did not affect the property value. Some of their animals freely roam the compound. Currently there are wild mountain lions, coyotes, bobcats, foxes, raccoons... around the property. That has not affected the property value either.

Barbara Corcoran is not a real estate agent, broker or appraiser. She is a TV personality who lives in New York. She is not a real estate "mogul." She had a business which she sold which wrote about real estate trends. She knows nothing about animals or how they related to property values.

Daniel Irwin Bercu at 11345 PACIFIC VIEW DR, MALIBU, CA 90265 is a real estate broker since 1992. What he said is completely untrue. Currently almost all the neighbors have horses, dogs and other farm animals. Statistics show you're more likely to be attacked and killed by a horse, dog or other farm animal than a tiger. A home next door to a property with an animal enclosure would not be worthless.

Irena Hauser, Sophia Kryszek, Isis Preservation, Deer Creek, white tiger, Malibu, California

Irena Hauser, Sophia Kryszek, Isis Preservation, Deer Creek, white tiger, Malibu, California

Irena Hauser, Sophia Kryszek, Isis Preservation, Deer Creek, white tiger, Malibu, California

Irena Hauser, Sophia Kryszek, Isis Preservation, Deer Creek, white tiger, Malibu, California

Below is transcript of the above video.

"Back now at 7:42. Outraged homeowners in a wealthy malibu neighborhood fighting to prevent their neighbors from keeping tigers in their backyard. The neighbors say they're not breaking any laws but the homeowners needless to say feel it's a risk to their safety and also their property value. That is know not a tiger. They got more than tiger. ABC's Rebecca Jarvis will tell you more. ? Reporter: High above malibu, California, amidst the cliffs and views is a rustic neighborhood called deer park. Nanette and Dan thought their home here was their castle. Until one day they say something reared its ugly head. The threat is something they never anticipated. Ooh. Reporter: A white siberian tiger, trainers irina Howser and Sophia creshak brought one in a temporary cage to show us. Around this entire area would be a perimeter fence with barbed wire on top. Reporter: The sisters thought it would be a formality to get a permit to permanently keep the tigers on their property. They thought wrong. They are our closest neighbors and a tiger can get here in 30 seconds. Reporter: The family lives a few hundred yards away. We're a young family. Last thing we want to worry about is tigers getting lose and eating our children. Reporter: They weren't the only ones upset. Signs went up all along the roadside. Deer creek not tiger creek. As mothers we empathize. It is safe. No tiger has ever escaped a property and gone to a neighboring property and killed anybody. Reporter: But Dan bercu isn't just a concerned father, he's in the real estate business. A property adjacent to a wild animal preserve is basically worthless. Reporter: It's come up before. It's legal to own exotic animals of some sort in 29 states so homeowners in a Cincinnati neighborhood had to worry about this 16-foot python and imagine how residents at this mountain pleasant, South Carolina, apartment felt when they discovered this skin from an african viper. Going through what we've gone through and maybe die from some rare african viper. Reporter: How do you think they felt about a girl parading her pet bear cub on the front lawn. Animals and real estate, never a mix. From a barking door next door will diminish your value to a lion down the street. What you got to do is check out the neighborhood before you make the offer and most people don't. Reporter: For "Good morning America," Rebecca Jarvis, ABC news, New York. I love that. Barbara Corcoran. Barking dog, the lion down the street. A common problem. Wow. You can see more of this incredible story. Rebecca's report tonight "20/20" on ABC 10:00, 9:00 central. Who is one of the hosts? I've heard of it. I heard he has fabulous hair. Just a clue. Coming up, the lady in red."

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20/20 TV episode about Isis Sanctuary filmed on the property with a tiger, lawyer David Casselman and the Hausers

It was supposed to have run a few weeks ago but was bumped by another story. I will post the date it will be on TV. I've been told one of the tigers is on the site with the family and their lawyer David Casselman. David Casselman is the number one animal rights attorneys in the US. http://www.wcclaw.com/Bio/DavidCasselman.asp

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Commissioner Stephen Onstot votes FOR Isis Preservation conditional use permit

Commissioner Stephen Onstot votes FOR Isis Preservation conditional use permit.

Conditional use permit PL13-0011. Ventura County Planning Commission hearing on March 20, 2014. Irena Hauser, Isis Preservation, tiger sanctuary. Below is the transcript of the video.

"The applicant has met every test. Environment report came back negative declaration, use permitted in the zone. We have no evidence to deny the conditional use permit, of a substantive nature. I don't think there is any real factual disputes that would stop me from voting FOR the applicant. The reason for that is a perfect safety record, people on site, no public access. I look at the conditions imposed and staff came up with standards that don't exist in the code. That is exactly what they've done and I feel sorry for the staff, and I understand why they jumped through hoops. No matter what happens today it should go back to board of supervisors for further study so guidelines can be set. I feel the restrictive conditions imposed by staff would be stronger than anything from the board of supervisors. A two year permit. If you think about it, if any real problems exist they will be discovered. This sound situation is, as residents think it might be, then they can come back also. There is no credible expert testimony upon which I can deny based on sound, and sound is one of the chief concerns that I have. <snip> We don't have substantive expert evidence upon which to deny the permit based on noise. It doesn't exist now. Staff denied based on public safety and compatibility. Well I didn't see any evidentiary substantive support to deny on public safety basis. As I said conditions exceed all standards. Safety record is perfect. On a compatibility issue I can't see any distinction between this one and Lockwood Valley. And I don't think we should have two standards, one for Malibu and one for Lockwood. I'm not saying there's not a lot of work that may need to be done with the "wild animals." But as everything exists today, as the record appears before me I have no choice but to vote to support the conditional use permit. I mean tigers, that is what this is about. Everybody is scared to death. Who wants a tiger next door? I appreciate that but it's actually permitted. All the conditions have been met and exceeded. So what are we supposed to do up here? Invent a problem so they can't go forward because we haven't done our job? I don't think so. I think what has to happen, we need to do our job. This matter needs to go back to the policy makers to clarify this issue. But I'm not prepared to stop the application because we haven't gotten direction from the policy makers. As I said all conditions have been met. We have a negative declaration. I can't find a public safety or compatibility issue. And I'm prepared to vote to approve the application."

Commissioner Michael Wesner votes FOR the conditional use permit for Irena Hauser and Isis Preservation.

Commissioner Michael Wesner votes FOR the conditional use permit for Irena Hauser and Isis Preservation.

March 20, 2014 hearing at Ventura County Planning Commission. Conditional use permit application PL13-0011. 11077 Pacific View, Malibu, California.

Commissioner Michael Wesner stated "I concur with a lot of the information from my three colleagues and I wrestled with this one just like we did with Lockwood. So you understand the sieves that I use to go through the process. Property owner acquires the property. That property is subject to zoning and terms and conditions it has at time they acquired it. Part of that is they are in open space and they are permitted to have wild animals. Therefore then our standards stop. So first sieve they met. Second sieve. They apply for a conditional use permit which is their right under our codes. And that conditional use permit, staff does analysis. Does it meet certain criteria, elements, which they have laid out in the staff report. Then we receive testimony both for and against, day and a half now, almost 1000 pages, several hours. Yes, we're not the experts in biology, in a lot of things but that's the reason we exist. We have experts. We have public testimony. We are the ones that make the decision. What we are relying on is to be this average citizen. Yes, we bring our own expertise, background, whether it be waste management or security. But sadly the buck stops here, and that is what we get paid to do. So it's not an easy decision. I agree with the other commissioner. I wouldn't want it next to me. But at the same time I'm not out in open space. Lockwood set the precedent. Here are standards. We apply standards. Property owner has right to expect standards. And when it comes to a conditional use permit is it reasonable to expect standards can be met? Best management practices, qualifications of state, federal requirements for these particular animals, track record, history of the applicants, has documents, and we put this in a sieve. It comes down to do we want a pack of wolves or 2-5 tigers. So the question gets to the point, is there truly a question of public safety that staff has represented? In the capacity question is there enough evidence, information to sway my decision one way or another? And I go back to not only what the applicant's attorney represented but what my fellow commissioners have said. We have evaluated wild animals being contained and applied standards and best practices. So I'm really 51%, 49% here but if I'm going to go with the situation through the sieves I've gone through I would have to approve the conditional use permit based on the current standards of the situation that exist before this body today."

These people voted to oppose denial of CUP. They support Isis Preservation.

The below people opposed the denial of the CUP in the February 13, 2014 commission hearing. They support Isis Preservation receiving their conditional use permit. The minutes for March 20, 2014 meeting are not yet online.

1. Eric Nagy, Respresentative for the Applicant
2. Irena Hauser,Applicant
3.Sophie Kryszak, sister of the Applicant
4.Gary Smith, Attorney for the Applicant
5.Irena Bess, opposing staff’s recommended action
6.Ellen Lavinthal, Animal Expert, opposing staff’s recommended action
7.Simon Wells, opposing staff’s recommended action
8. Eric Weld, Animal Expert, co-owner Hollywood Animals, opposing staff’s recommended action
9.Dr. Jennifer Conrad, main tiger veterinarian in the world, opposing staff’s recommended action
10.Irena Raskin, Esq., opposing staff’s recommended action
11.Kathryn Segura, opposing staff’s recommended action
12.Joel Almquist, opposing staff’s recommended action
13.Laura Nativo, opposing staff’s recommended action
14.Andy Goldfarb, opposing staff’s recommended action
15.Annie Ellis, opposing staff’s recommended action
16.Jakob Fudge, speaking on behalf of Ray Brewer, opposing staff’s
recommended action
17. Alicia Erickson Kelly, speaking on behalf of Elizabeth Ellen Rosenbaum,
opposing staff’s recommended action
18.Heidi Jo Markel, opposing staff’s recommended action
19. Kyle Cooper, speaking on behalf of Patrick Muldoon, opposing staff’s
recommended action
20. Leilah Walls, opposing staff’s recommended action
21. Stella Zilber, speaking on behalf of The Wild Animal Sanctuary, opposing
staff’s recommended action
22. Jonny Brownleader, speaking on behalf of Brandon McMillan, opposing
staff’s recommended action
23. Stephen Polk, opposing staff’s recommended action
24.Gina Greblo Swoope, opposing staff’s recommended action


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Letters supporting CUP of Isis Preservation, Irena Hauser

Below are just a few of the letters supporting Irena Hauser, Isis Preservation and the conditional use permit.

Support letter from Responsible Exotic Animal Ownership.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpySXFWa0JjWGxVenc/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from big cat, exotic animal and horse expert.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyN1ZTUnkwVHhjZ00/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from professional cage builder.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyelkyYUhZaVZ6cE0/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from veterinarian Stephanie Rosenaur.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyV3dWaktpdDRkZkU/edit?usp=sharing

Letter stating the enclosures will be built on disturbed land. There are no protected plants or creeks on the site where the enclosures will be built. 

Letter written by Lloyd Wright the previous owner. It talks about native wild animals and Carlos Siderman

Letter written by equine expert stating the presence of tigers will not affect horses.

Support letter from Pamela Van Ireland
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyaEFlNDJXV2M0UDg/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from Felisa Voll
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyVjJwcTlObnk2X0k/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from real estate broker
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpydTRDRW9WSGVNdUk/edit?usp=sharing

Letter from animal friend about Carlos Siderman bulldozing a creek to make way for his personal horse trail over Hauser's property and state park land.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyelFSZDFBZlpvNm8/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from real estate appraiser
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyZ1FVb2pkcjNjTFk/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from Rob Dean
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyTEtJdnBoSUpBTmc/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from the California Department of Fish & Wildlife stating the tigers will not affect native wildlife
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyNWZNU2UwRllFX0E/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyc2ZwZUlPY1A3b0U/edit?usp=sharing

February 13, 2014 power point presentation by Irena Hauser as a pdf
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyWWlXQUp2WG83RzA/edit?usp=sharing

March 20, 2014 power point presentation by Irena Hauser as a pdf
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpybnd6MldHRGVod0k/edit?usp=sharing

Isis Preservation receives negative declaration from Ventura County Planning Department
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyRlg4MUY5ZTZTX2M/edit?usp=sharing

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Attorney Charles Coate speaks for Isis Preservation CUP

Attorney Charles Coate speaks for Isis Preservation CUP.

Attorney Charles Coate speaks for the conditional use permit for Isis Preservation. Ventura County Planning Commission hearing March 20, 2014. PL13-0011 Irena Hauser of Isis Preservation. Lisa and Carlos Siderman are sitting aboveand to the right of Mr Coate wearing green hats. Carlos is wearing a black vest.

Lisa Davies Siderman, Carlos Siderman

Mr Coate mentions cell phone repeaters. The Hausers will be installing the very small personal cell phone repeaters, not a large antennae. They do not need a CUP to install small personal repeaters. The repeater looks like this photo below. 

Small cell phone repeater about 6" x 6" x 1/2".

People in this area have land lines and cell phones. They don't rely on cell phones alone. That said if a person does not get a reverse 911 voice call on their cell phone, they will see it in their voice mail. They can see it's from 911. I suggest they have a text option as texts take up less bandwidth and are easier to send/receive in spotty cellular areas.

We believe Commissioner Nora Aidukas was being unprofessional, rude and violated the Brown Act by not allowing attorney Charles Coate to ask Irena Hauser what type of repeater she intended to install. Again, Commissioner Nora Aidukas has a conflict of interest in this case. Her husband James Aidukas runs JTA Associates which is a professional consulting firm specializing in project design, permitting and implementation.  James Aidukas works for Carlos Siderman the neighbor who opposes this CUP for personal reasons. Nora Aidukas should have disclaimed this before the March 20, 2014 meeting but did not. We feel Nora Aidukas should have recused herself from this item because of the conflict of interest. We also feel that Nora Aidukas should not be on the planning commission as her husband's main job is to get real estate projects approved by the planning commission. This is a clear conflict of interest.

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March 20, 2014 hearing summary. Isis Preservation, Irena Hauser, conditional use permit

The March 20, 2014 hearing started at 8:30 a.m. The speakers who did not have time to present at the February 13, 2014 hearing were allowed to speak first. The previous hearing lasted over eight hours. Then the rest of the speakers were allowed to speak. Below are the commissioners from left to right, Paul Magie, Nora Aidukas, Richard Rodriguez, W. Stephen Osnot, Michael Wesner,

Isis Preservation, Irena Hauser, conditional use permit, Ventura County Planning

Irena Hauser and Sophia presenting, Isis Preservation, Ventura County Planning

Irena Hauser, Sophia give their power point presentation

Irena Hauser, Isis Preservation property, no neighbors to the north for many miles

The opposition was mainly the elderly which were manipulated with the fear propaganda based on lies

Commissioners Michael Wesner, Stephen Onstot both stated Irena Hauser met every requirement, did everything which was asked of them. They could see no reason why they should be denied.

Irena Hauser speaks to reporters stating she is disappointed but she knows they submitted a good application and made a good presentation

Lisa Siderman new wife of Carlos Siderman who owns the business next door. They don't live there. 

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Support letter for Isis Preservation in Malibu, Irena Hauser

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyaEFlNDJXV2M0UDg/edit?usp=sharing

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Support letter from a neighbor, Isis Preservation, Malibu

Support letter from a neighbor.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyVjJwcTlObnk2X0k/edit?usp=sharing

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Support letter from real estate appraiser, Isis Preservation, Malibu

Support letter from appraiser February 3, 2014. Letter states project will not affect the neighbors in any way. The project complies with all the requirements and the conditional use permit should be approved.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyZ1FVb2pkcjNjTFk/edit?usp=sharing

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Support letter from Rob Dean for Isis Preservation conditional use permit

A support letter from Rob Dean for Isis Preservation. He talks about how he received false negative information about the project, did his own research and came to support the sanctuary.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyTEtJdnBoSUpBTmc/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from Fish & Widlife for Isis Preservation, Irena Hauser

This is a support letter from Fish & Wildlife stating the animals will not affect the local wildlife or animals one way or another.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyNWZNU2UwRllFX0E/edit?usp=sharing

Support letter from Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary for Isis Preservation

A letter supporting the conditional use permit of Isis Preservation sent in from Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyc2ZwZUlPY1A3b0U/edit?usp=sharing

Isis Preservation received negative declaration from Ventura County Planning

The Ventura County Planning Department gave a negative declaration for the project. That means the project would not affect the neighbors, environment, public safety or anything else. They basically approved the project. Below is that negative declaration as a pdf. It's a big file.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QQek7gVUpyRlg4MUY5ZTZTX2M/edit?usp=sharing

Isis Preservation website
Tiger Sanctuary Malibu YouTube channel
Tiger Sanctuary Malibu blog
Tiger Sanctuary Malibu Twitter

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