From Dec. 18, newsletter of Neighbors for Better California
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on Mission Bay: From Wetlands to Resorts to Largest Aquatic Park on West Coast: “Well gee Kramer, back in the 40s, 50s and early 60s, the Calif coast was not threatened as much as…” May 5, 16:38on Framing the News About Bicycling? Let’s Try ‘Safety First’: “Yes, and I was knocked down crossing on a “walk” signal by a cyclist who ran the red light at…” May 5, 16:31
- on Framing the News About Bicycling? Let’s Try ‘Safety First’: “Jeff, hey it’s been quite a while since you’ve made comments here. Is that what you mean when you say…” May 5, 16:27
on Framing the News About Bicycling? Let’s Try ‘Safety First’: “Jeff, dont bother asking Kate for any bike data – her position has been that her anecdotal diatribes are infallible…” May 5, 15:32
on Framing the News About Bicycling? Let’s Try ‘Safety First’: “This is absolutely absurd. I remember when I was younger thinking that the OB Rag was progressive, and maybe it…” May 5, 15:06
on Framing the News About Bicycling? Let’s Try ‘Safety First’: “Greg, please read the story more closely. The next-to-last graf says: “The Bike Coalition does offer courses in bike safety.…” May 5, 15:00
on I’m Definitely Taking the California Secretary of State’s Advice: “Hey, Dave. I hear you, my man, regarding the simpler times when we were going to Tucson High and then…” May 5, 14:46
on Framing the News About Bicycling? Let’s Try ‘Safety First’: “As someone who commuted to work by bicycle up to 20 miles (round trip) from the mid-1960s until the late…” May 5, 14:43
on Mission Bay: From Wetlands to Resorts to Largest Aquatic Park on West Coast: “What’s ironic is if this land was currently in its original state today it would never get developed. The coastal…” May 5, 14:29
on 30th Street Bike Lane Data: Who Do You Trust?: “Petion requesting to remove the rarely used Bike Lanes on Lisbon St. installed in area opposite of Bicycle Lane Figure,…” May 5, 14:10
on Framing the News About Bicycling? Let’s Try ‘Safety First’: “Every day hundreds of cars drive in the bike lane on Nimitz to turn left on WPL just to save…” May 5, 13:48
on Framing the News About Bicycling? Let’s Try ‘Safety First’: “Anybody using a public street MUST be held accountable, its their responsibility to obey and respect the rules of the…” May 5, 13:32
on Framing the News About Bicycling? Let’s Try ‘Safety First’: ““I’ve never seen Circulate San Diego or the San Diego Bike Coalition mount a public awareness campaign, like Mothers Against…” May 5, 12:37
on City Council to Ponder Library and Rec Center Cuts — Cabrillo Set to Close: “Wait, wait, wait. This is comical. Option 1 focuses on preserving hours in Districts 4, 8, and 9 (historically underserved…” May 5, 12:16
In the Letter from the State regarding a High-Rise Tower (THANK YOU!), ignoring the voted 30-ft coastal height limit, the letter states: “The California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) received a request for technical assistance regarding the application of the State Density Bonus Law (SDBL)1 to the development project proposed at 970 Turquoise Street (Project).” Has anybody seen the “request for technical assistance?” It would be interesting to see what else the City provided in it. The State offers no date or format. I’m just wondering what the City said in addition to the answered questions.