Adam Haverstock

Haverstock joined a coalition opposing California SB 723 as amended March 20, 2023. That version proposed permanent rehiring rights for laid-off hospitality workers.

June 7, 2023Opposes Labor Rights

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Haverstock urged students to support California's Dream Act. The bill proposed access to certain state financial aid for undocumented students.

September 25, 2007Supports Immigration

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Haverstock published an opinion defending proposed CSU budget cuts of $66 million and enrollment limits to match state funding.

November 25, 2008Supports Government Spending Reduction

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock urged CSUN students to rally against proposed cuts to California’s public higher-education budget.

March 13, 2008Opposes Government Spending Reduction

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Haverstock spoke against salary increases for CSU campus presidents and executives at a trustees’ meeting.

September 19, 2007Supports Government Spending Reduction

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Haverstock backed extra funding for two anti-violence projects: $1,500 for Take Back the Night and $465 for Clothesline. The committee's Take Back the Night recommendation passed 4–1.

January 31, 2007Supports Public Safety and Crime Control

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Haverstock argued that expanding Thousand Oaks’ biotechnology industry also required expanding housing.

August 15, 2022Supports Housing Affordability

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Haverstock supported recommending a downtown Moorpark project with 79 homes and 13,628 square feet of commercial space. The commission also recommended its development agreements, environmental review and mitigation plan. The recommendation passed unanimously among four commissioners.

September 10, 2020Supports Housing Affordability

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Haverstock supported recommending revised Moorpark zoning rules, passing 4–0. The package reduced accessory-home parking to one space and allowed construction alongside new primary houses. It also allowed screened outdoor storage in industrial-park zones and set roof-replacement standards beside major roads.

July 24, 2018Supports Housing Affordability

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Haverstock published an opinion defending proposed CSU budget cuts of $66 million and enrollment limits to match state funding.

November 25, 2008Opposes Public Education Quality

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock urged CSUN students to rally against proposed cuts to California’s public higher-education budget.

March 13, 2008Supports Public Education Quality

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Haverstock urged students to support California's Dream Act. The bill proposed access to certain state financial aid for undocumented students.

September 25, 2007Supports Public Education Quality

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock opposed replacing a student vote on new campus fees with an advisory consultation process.

May 1, 2008Supports Civil Rights

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Haverstock requested over $6,000 for a campus voter-registration event. The finance committee approved $2,500 in a 4–0–0 vote.

October 8, 2007Supports Civil Rights

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Haverstock moved to recommend new decomposed-granite walking paths at Country Trail Park after a public debate over a proposed dog park and other uses. His Parks and Recreation Commission motion passed 3–1 for the City Council to consider.

December 7, 2015Supports Public Infrastructure

Source: docs.moorparkca.gov

Haverstock supported a recommendation to convert Arroyo Vista’s multi-use court for basketball, including six hoops, padding, fence repairs and new surfacing. He proposed adding lights and coin-operated controls, but no other commissioner agreed to that amendment. The original recommendation passed unanimously.

March 3, 2014Supports Public Infrastructure

Source: docs.moorparkca.gov

Haverstock supported Moorpark's appeal of the Grimes Rock mine expansion at a City Council workshop. He cited added traffic beyond local roads' capacity and called for extending State Route 23.

October 16, 2013Supports Public Infrastructure

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Haverstock reported helping petition for later campus tram service. He said the university extended service from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.

April 8, 2008Supports Public Infrastructure

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Haverstock served as director of administration and finance at Plutus Nonprofit Solutions.

September 30, 2026

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Received the Citizens Alliance of New Hampshire endorsement for State House District Hillsborough 38 in the 2026 primary election.

August 24, 2026

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Received the endorsement of Americans for Prosperity–New Hampshire for State House District Hillsborough 38 in the 2026 election.

August 11, 2026

Source: americansforprosperity.org

Received the New Hampshire Liberty Alliance endorsement for State House District Hillsborough 38 in the 2026 primary election.

August 6, 2026

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Seconded a proposal to cut Hudson's proposed general operating budget by $1 million. Voters rejected the amendment.

January 31, 2026

Source: nh-hudson.civicplus.com

As Conejo Valley tourism staff, Haverstock recommended accepting $140,000 in added revenue. He also presented allocating discretionary funds to advertising and public relations. The board approved it 7–0–2.

September 20, 2022

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As Conejo Valley tourism staff, Haverstock presented a $10,000 funding proposal to help rebuild Paramount Ranch. The board approved it 10–0–2.

October 19, 2021

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Haverstock urged California’s redistricting commission to keep Thousand Oaks whole and grouped with other Ventura County communities.

July 22, 2021

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Haverstock moved to approve a distribution and transportation facility in a 200,668-square-foot Moorpark building. His motion added a condition directing line-haul trucks to State Route 118 for main site access. The permit and environmental review passed 5–0.

May 25, 2021

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

As Conejo Valley tourism staff, Haverstock presented a $25,000 travel incentive program. The board approved the advertising expense by voice vote.

March 16, 2021

Source: conejo.com

Haverstock supported recommending a 48,787-square-foot industrial building at 5850 Condor Drive in Moorpark. The recommendation covered a vacant 3.46-acre site. It passed 4–0, with Di Cecco recused. The City Council held final approval authority.

June 2, 2020

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

Haverstock supported recommending removal of a specific-plan requirement from a vacant 21.8-acre Moorpark property. The recommendation kept commercial land-use and zoning changes as requirements before development. It passed unanimously.

June 2, 2020

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

Haverstock urged Los Angeles County to allow local exceptions to COVID-19 closure rules for Westlake Village and Agoura Hills.

May 27, 2020

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As Conejo Valley tourism staff, Haverstock presented a budget reduced from $1.7 million to $870,000 because of COVID-19. The board approved it 8–0–0.

April 21, 2020

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As commission chair, Haverstock supported recommending a citywide ban on industrial hemp cultivation in Moorpark. The recommendation passed unanimously after discussion of odors and existing cultivation. The City Council held final authority.

February 25, 2020

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

Haverstock seconded recommending a 69-unit condominium project on Los Angeles Avenue in Moorpark. The recommendation included a recreation center and land-use changes. It passed 3–1, with Di Cecco opposed and Hamous recused.

January 28, 2020

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Haverstock was elected chair of the Moorpark Planning Commission by unanimous vote. He had served as vice chair during 2019.

January 28, 2020

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Haverstock was elected vice chair of the Moorpark Planning Commission by unanimous vote. He took the seat during the meeting after renewing his oath of office.

January 22, 2019

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Haverstock seconded recommending a 390-unit senior community on 49.52 acres in Moorpark. The recommendation required land-use changes and a development agreement. It passed 3–0 after two commissioners recused themselves.

November 27, 2018

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Haverstock supported recommending denial of a renewed 21-home subdivision approval in Moorpark. His first denial motion failed 2–3 over construction-planning concerns. He then seconded denial based on environmental and access-easement findings, which passed 3–2.

November 27, 2018

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Haverstock moved to let short-term rentals in Moorpark’s R-1 and R-2 zones operate for 31–120 days yearly. His motion required permits but received no second and failed. He then supported a narrower recommendation, passing 4–0. It required 400-foot neighbor notice for 31–60-day permits and limited rentals to one dwelling per property.

July 24, 2018

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

Haverstock moved to recommend a 77-unit assisted-living and memory-care facility on Peach Hill Road in Moorpark. The recommendation covered a vacant 2.78-acre site. His motion passed 4–0, with changes to walkways, deliveries, views and walls.

June 26, 2018

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

Haverstock seconded recommending 95 townhouse condominiums and a recreation facility on 8.3 acres in Moorpark. The recommendation changed land use near Spring Road and Los Angeles Avenue. It passed unanimously after changes to walls and landscape screening.

November 7, 2017

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

Haverstock moved to recommend a new 35,330-square-foot industrial building at 400 Science Drive in Moorpark. The recommendation also included dividing the ten-acre property into two parcels. His motion passed 4–0.

October 24, 2017

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

Haverstock seconded recommending 153 single-family homes and 131 detached condominiums in Moorpark. The 38.73-acre project required land-use changes and a development agreement. The recommendation passed unanimously, with changes addressing paths, landscaping, privacy and parking.

August 22, 2017

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

Haverstock seconded recommending Moorpark rules that eased building accessory homes. The recommendation removed the quarter-acre minimum and eased garage-conversion setbacks and parking requirements. It passed 4–0 and retained owner occupancy.

May 23, 2017

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

Haverstock supported recommending Moorpark zoning changes by unanimous vote. The package allowed up to six indoor cannabis plants per home and retained commercial-growing and dispensary bans. It required permits for new vaping shops and stores adding tobacco or vaping sales. Payday and title lenders were limited to one commercial zone with permits. It also included conditional-permit eligibility for industrial drive-throughs.

April 25, 2017

Source: moorpark.granicus.com

Haverstock seconded canceling Moorpark's spring 2016 Arts Festival after staff reported shortages. The Parks and Recreation Commission approved the cancellation, 4–1.

December 7, 2015

Source: docs.moorparkca.gov

The Western Association of Chamber Executives appointed Haverstock to its Emerging Leaders Advisory Council.

February 11, 2015

Source: conejochamber.org

Haverstock moved to recommend placing Arroyo Vista’s splash pad at the park’s east end, changing the earlier proposed location. Commissioners agreed the site offered enough parking and access to other park amenities. His motion passed unanimously for the City Council to consider.

February 2, 2015

Source: docs.moorparkca.gov

Haverstock backed placing a splash pad at Arroyo Vista Community Park's entrance for greater visibility. The Parks and Recreation Commission recommended that location to the City Council, 4–1.

March 3, 2014

Source: docs.moorparkca.gov

Haverstock was elected chair of Moorpark’s Parks and Recreation Commission for a one-year term. The vote was 4–0, with Haverstock abstaining.

March 3, 2014

Source: docs.moorparkca.gov

Haverstock served as director of governmental and economic affairs for the Greater Conejo Valley Chamber of Commerce.

January 15, 2014

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Haverstock moved to recommend a Walnut Acres Park design with a larger green space and passive recreation area. Moorpark’s Parks and Recreation Commission approved his recommendation unanimously for the City Council to consider.

April 22, 2013

Source: docs.moorparkca.gov

Haverstock was elected vice-chair of Moorpark’s Parks and Recreation Commission for a one-year term by unanimous vote.

February 4, 2013

Source: docs.moorparkca.gov

Haverstock began working as a field representative in California Assemblyman Jeff Gorell’s district office.

December 6, 2010

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Haverstock vetoed $177,572 from CSUN's proposed student-government budget. This included $25,189 for recycling and support for safety and tutoring. The funds entered unallocated reserves. He favored student-run programs; final budget adoption was pending.

June 6, 2008

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock represented Alex Shahin in a student election appeal over write-in ballots. CSUN’s student court rejected the appeal.

May 2, 2008

Source: sundial.csun.edu

CSUN minutes identified Haverstock as a Faculty Senate member. His seat came from serving as student-body president.

March 13, 2008

Source: csun.edu

Haverstock reappointed two student senators removed for missing a mandatory retreat after reviewing their explanations. The Senate confirmed both appointments.

January 29, 2008

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock referred a tuition-relief campaign to student-government review. The campaign sought a five-year tuition freeze for California public universities.

January 29, 2008

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock supported using $16,000 from student reserves to make campus intramural sports free.

November 27, 2007

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock coauthored an approved student-association resolution opposing forced use of student-government fees for university programs.

October 22, 2007

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Haverstock referred a proposal for a uniform academic advising system to CSUN’s student-government academic affairs committee.

October 8, 2007

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock filled the student seat on the North Campus–University Park Development Corporation’s board.

October 1, 2007

Source: csun.edu

Haverstock opposed paying CSUN's student-association dues, questioning the group's effectiveness.

May 16, 2007

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Dina Cervantes’ Vote for P.E.D.R.O. slate and Miguel Segura endorsed Haverstock in CSUN’s student-president runoff.

April 23, 2007

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock submitted a proposed student-government budget shifting $150,000 from clubs and organizations to athletics. The proposal balanced the budget; final adoption was not established.

April 17, 2007

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock proposed funding groups with selective membership for events open to all CSUN students.

March 26, 2007

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock voted against forwarding an extra Día de los Muertos funding request to student senators, citing budget concerns.

October 23, 2006

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock defended withholding extra funding for Africa Week. The student Senate approved an additional $2,500 for the event.

October 16, 2006

Source: sundial.csun.edu

Haverstock supported proposed increases in student-government and activity fees to improve CSUN programs and services.

October 5, 2006

Source: sundial.csun.edu

At California State University, Northridge, Haverstock served on the student fee and course-related activity funding committees. He also served as student finance director.

November 14, 2005

Source: sundial.csun.edu