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New OBTC leadership: from L to R: Marin Green, Gio Ingolia, Gretchen Newson and Donna Zoll. Jon Carr was away on business. (Photo by Frank Gormlie)
At last night’s Ocean Beach Town Council, Wednesday, Oct. 22, the newly elected top leadership of the Board was announced.
Gretchen Newson remains as president. Gio Ingolia was elected as vice-president. Donna Zoll selected again as treasurer, Marin Green as recording secretary and Jon Carr as corresponding secretary.
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August 18, 2022 at 2:59 pm on 64% of San Diego Voters Passed 30-Foot Height Limit in 1972; Only 57% Voted for Measure E in 2020I just want to thank Ellen Smith for saying what 57% of the voters said by voting yes to Prop E in 2020. Yes it...
August 18, 2022 at 2:34 pm on 64% of San Diego Voters Passed 30-Foot Height Limit in 1972; Only 57% Voted for Measure E in 2020Removing the height limit will not increase the allowable density. It will however, provide some expensive upper level condos with views that couldn't be done... August 18, 2022 at 2:25 pm on 64% of San Diego Voters Passed 30-Foot Height Limit in 1972; Only 57% Voted for Measure E in 2020The midway community plan was only updated a few years ago to change that base zoning. It would take a few years to implement in...
August 18, 2022 at 2:03 pm on 64% of San Diego Voters Passed 30-Foot Height Limit in 1972; Only 57% Voted for Measure E in 2020How is The Will of the People from 1972 more important than The Will of the People in 2020 or 2022? The proposed Pacific Beach...
August 18, 2022 at 12:30 pm on 64% of San Diego Voters Passed 30-Foot Height Limit in 1972; Only 57% Voted for Measure E in 2020Actually, being rude is what makes the internet fun. That's why people post on it. Anyway, the fact is Jen Campbell campaigned on the promise...
August 18, 2022 at 11:16 am on 64% of San Diego Voters Passed 30-Foot Height Limit in 1972; Only 57% Voted for Measure E in 2020Thanks KH, I appreciate that, just three honest questions here - Isn't Jen Campbell, from what I've read, going to win her re-election pretty easily?... August 18, 2022 at 11:13 am on City Announces It Will Replace the Ocean Beach PierI would add, that the city already has an established mechanism for meaningful local public input on large capital projects such as this. In case... August 18, 2022 at 11:08 am on 64% of San Diego Voters Passed 30-Foot Height Limit in 1972; Only 57% Voted for Measure E in 2020Thanks to Jen Campbell opening the door, they will be coming for the entire thing next. They already are at the state level. Had Campbell... August 18, 2022 at 10:49 am on 64% of San Diego Voters Passed 30-Foot Height Limit in 1972; Only 57% Voted for Measure E in 202057% isn’t 63% percent, but it still represents more than half the voters of Prop E as has already been pointed out, so obviously todays... August 18, 2022 at 10:39 am on 64% of San Diego Voters Passed 30-Foot Height Limit in 1972; Only 57% Voted for Measure E in 2020I too am a bit confused TBH. It seems the will of the people has changed from what it was in 1972. Is that not...
August 18, 2022 at 10:34 am on ‘Trolley to the Beach’ – A Video by the Ocean Beach Historical SocietyThanks and good to hear from you, George. It's a lengthy video but worth the time / effort. August 18, 2022 at 10:30 am on ‘What’s Up with the Mayors App?’Okay, thanks for the clarification. BTW, retired botanist is a woman. 
August 18, 2022 at 10:24 am on Despite Failure by City and Community to Resolve Issue, Compromise Must Be Sought Between Tennis and Pickleball PlayersSo funny to hear "at the expense of Tennis". Come on...have you seen the usage? Less than 25%...and I can't find a day when it's... August 18, 2022 at 10:11 am on 64% of San Diego Voters Passed 30-Foot Height Limit in 1972; Only 57% Voted for Measure E in 2020Affordable housing can be built in the Midway without changing the height limit. Knocking out the height limit there is just another blow to the...
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Super excited to be working with this dynamic and hard-working group of dedicated, local OBceans for another term! Sorry I couldn’t make the photo. I’m out of state for work.