Community Support

“The Centennial Mitigated Agreement submitted to the Antelope Valley Union High School District Board of Trustees for approval consideration was constructed over a 17-month period with the hard work of District staff and representatives from Centennial Founders, LLC. Both parties can be justifiably proud of this sophisticated agreement. It represents the culmination of a great deal of thought, careful construction, and references the many complex factors required to create such a comprehensive document. District staff wishes to thank the representatives from Centennial Founders, LLC, and their technical and legal representatives in crafting this Agreement. Their vision, insight, and willingness to listen to District perspectives were key in crafting this historic Agreement. The mitigation language ensures that the master planned community of Centennial will have quality schools to match the vision Centennial Founders have put before the public. It also protects the interests of the Antelope Valley Union High School District and creates a funding model to build future educational facilities that will be needed by students as the community takes form and comes to life.

“The high school district is pleased to report that by a unanimous 5-0 vote the Board of Trustees moved to adopt the Mitigated Agreement in its final form on January 21, 2009. The Agreement paves the way for future students, staff, school officials, and the citizens of Centennial to receive two future high quality secondary schools that will be a set piece in the community of Centennial for decades to come.”

-Jeff Foster, Deputy Superintendent of the Antelope Valley Union High School District

“I believe Centennial Founders has done a great job at balancing the need for housing with preserving California’s beautiful land.”

-David & Jodi Fuller, Palmdale

“Centennial would be a tremendous benefit to those of us living in the West Antelope Valley, particularly those needing better access to emergency and medical services. We also look forward to the convenience of nearby stores and restaurants so we don't have to travel all the way down the hill to enjoy a nice dinner or go grocery shopping."

-Bill Basner, Three Points

“The Mountain Communities would be very well served by the close proximity of Centennial, from those who are sick and in need of emergency care to those who want the convenience of shopping close to home. We in particular hope to have the opportunity to open a business in Centennial.”

-Mike and Andrea Geike, Frazier Park

“Centennial has proven itself as a good neighbor by designing the new town with an eye towards wise water use. Their plans to employ state-of-the-art water conservation, water banking and reclamation will minimize the impact on the region's water.”

-Frank Sanchez, Pine Mountain Club

“I look forward to new opportunities for shopping and new jobs at Centennial.”

-Dave Kelly, Frazier Park

“I believe that the Centennial project is the best solution for a finely-planned and thought-out project. I appreciate that our input has been welcomed.”

-David and Debbie Farrow, Neenach

“I have two kids and Centennial looks like a great place to raise my family.”

-Richard Reynoso, Lancaster

“I look forward to buying a home and building a business in the new community.”

-Jeff & Andrea Mowry, Pine Mountain Club

“Centennial is a self-sustaining community designed for families and for the environment.”

-Mark Gilbraith, Bakersfield