September 5th, 2023 Meeting Video Recording
This page contains the video for the recorded meeting of the Normal Heights Community Planning Group for September 2023. This video can also be found on YouTube.
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Agenda July 11, 2023
Agenda for Tuesday, July 11, 2023, 6:00 PM until approx. 8:15 PM Normal Heights Community Center 4649 Hawley Avenue Via Zoom at https://normalheightscpg.org/meet Via telephone: 1 689-278-1000 Meeting ID: 626 390 4190 6:00 Call to order – AUDIO, CHAT, AND VIDEO WILL BE RECORDED 6:15 Non-Agenda Public Comment 6:30 Action/Decision Items (Board member roll call may be performed for recording…
Normal Heights Property Lines
This page contains the video of the presentation “Property Lines” extracted from the recorded meeting of the Normal Heights Community Planning Group for June 2024. This video can also be found on YouTube. Presentation on property lines becoming ambigous due to the lack of proper maintenance of survey monuments and the legal repercussions as presented…
Street Lighting in Normal Heights
A Sidewalk User’s Perspective On November 6th, 2024, Allan Harjala presented his research into street lighting standards, the current state, and possible remediations. The presentation can be viewed here. Requested have been submitted for new street lights for blocks witht he following qualifications: If you would like to support this initiative submit a new street…
Meeting Minutes March 2026
Minutes for Tuesday, March 3, 2026 Normal Heights Community Center/Zoom 4649 Hawley Avenue Attendees: X = in attendance X Paul Coogan (C) X Kenny Patrick X* Emilie Dedeic X Allan Harjala (VC) X Dan Soderberg X Sierra Orsinelli-Rivers X Julia Corbett (S) X Mark Lawler X Brian Adams X Frances Prichett (T) X Nancy Lawler…
November 4th Video Recording
This page contains the video for the recorded meeting of the Normal Heights Community Planning Group for November 2025. This video can also be found on YouTube. Agenda items:
Draft Mid-City Atlas: Existing Conditions Report Presentation
This is the 71 page presentation by City of San Diego on existing conditions report. The full 104 page report is available on the city website. This report will be used to create a base understanding of the region for the Mid-City Community Plan Update and was funded by SANDAG.