
Agenda for Tuesday, March 4, 2025, 6:00 PM until approx. 8:30 PM
Normal Heights Community Center
4649 Hawley Blvd
Via Zoom at https://normalheightscpg.org/meet
Via telephone: 1 689-278-1000, Meeting ID: 206 648 1574
All times are estimates.
6:00 Call to order – AUDIO, CHAT, AND VIDEO WILL BE RECORDED
- Opening “reflection” and Introductions of Board members.
- Agenda Setting/modifications
- Non-Agenda Public Comment (2min p.p.)
6:15 Annual election of board members
- Voting on open seats to be opened.
- Six seats are up for election. The six candidates who receive the highest number of votes will be elected to serve two-year terms on the board of the Normal Heights Community Planning Group. A candidate must receive at least two votes to be elected. In the event of a tie, a coin toss will be used.
- Voting is by secret ballot and must be done in person at the Normal Heights Community Center
- Voting will begin at 6:00 p.m. and continue during the regular March meeting until 7:00 p.m.
- Anyone present may vote who is at least 18 years of age and (a) resides in, or (2) owns real property in, or (3) operates a business located in the Normal Heights Community Planning Area.
- Eligibility to vote may be established by presenting an ID, utility bill, lease, deed, or other document that shows the address within the community planning area. Alternatively, a voter may sign a form attesting to their eligibility and provide the address within the community planning area.
- Once eligibility is established, a voter will receive a printed ballot containing instructions and the list of all candidates to select from.
- Once voting ends at 7:00 p.m., the ballots will be counted. Any ballot that contains more than six votes will not be counted. To be elected, a candidate must receive more than one vote. The six candidates with the highest number of votes will be elected to the board for two-year terms that start as of the planning group’s regular April meeting. A coin toss will be used in the event of a tie needing to be broken.
6:30 Presentations
- “Coexisting with Wildlife” presentation by Alexis Wohl
7:00 Voting closes and 10 min break
7:10 Action/Decision Items (vote roll call may recorded)
- Shall the board include opinions and recommendations to city with the submission of public safety testimonials from the February meeting?
7:30 Community Updates
- CPC Report – Paul Coogan
- Government representatives (City, County, State, Federal)
- Adams Avenue Business Association – Scott Kessler
- El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association – Gary Weber
- NH Community Association and NH Urban Arts – Greg Stone/Norma Stafford
- Adams “Community Recreation Advisory Group” – Nancy Lawler
7:45 Standing Committees
- Joint Mid-City Communities Plan Update Committee – Emilie Colwell
- Historical Property Review Report – Dan Soderberg
7:55 Advisory Committees
- Utility Undergrounding & Street Lighting MAD – Emilie Colwell & Francis Prichett
- Traffic Issue Taskforce – Allan Harjala
- Community Engagement and Finance Committees – Jacob Koopman
8:10 Executive Session – open to public
- How does the board share information about community issues while staying compliant with the Brown Act?
- Open discussion
8:30 Adjournment
Instructions for participating in the live teleconferenced meeting may be found at https://normalheightscpg.org/meet