PRJ-1123673 Standard-Discretionary Project: 4712/Felton
A letter was sent on October 9, 2024 endorsing the Make Project occupancy of this property for food and beverage.
A letter was sent on October 9, 2024 endorsing the Make Project occupancy of this property for food and beverage.
The Community Planners Committee (CPC) holds a monthly meeting to coordinate responses to the city at the city-wide level. The CPC currently has a subcommittee creating a submission to the County Grand Jury to open an investigation. Read more here.
The Annual Report of the NHCPG submitted to the city can be viewed in Google Docs as well as on this page. Previous years are found here. The City may, and each recognized CPG must, gather certain demographic data of existing and new CPG voting members and the community at large, at the time of…
May 13, 2021 Mayor Todd Gloria City of San Diego Dear Mayor Gloria: At the May 4th meeting of the Normal Heights Community Planning Group, John O’Connor, who has acquired property on the north side of El Cajon Blvd at 40th St., presented a proposal to develop the land in a mixed-use commercial/residential building. Part…
NORMAL HEIGHTS COMMUNITY PLANNING GROUP PUBLIC ROSTER January 2023 Chair Jim Baross 2 Vice Chair Paul Coogan Secretary Vickie Everich Treasurer Allan Harjala Elected Members Emilie Colwell Taylor Everich Scott Kessler Emily Kamen Nancy Lawler Francis Prichett Ricky Marin Dan Soderberg Brian Schrader Greg Stone Board members are to serve a two-year term on the…
There are two programs that could get you a free tree. The first program is by the City of San Diego and will provide a tree to be planted on city owned land, usually the parkway between the sidewalk and the street. https://www.sandiego.gov/form/request-free-tree-sd The second program is by SDG&E and provides trees that may be…
This in from the District 9 Council Office regarding homeless encampments at Ward Canyon Neighborhood Park. “Outreach efforts began engaging with individuals the last week of November and will continue through January, likely ending the first couple of weeks in February; we have no intention to impact the upcoming Point in Time Count on January…