Community Coalition Bulletin: This Week at City Hall — Sept. 21–25

By Staff

The San Diego Community Coalition publishes this email bulletin to keep our members and the general San Diego public informed about important Council hearings and other city public meetings.

Monday, September 21: The City Council is in legislative recess in observance of Indian Elders Day.

Tuesday, September 22: City Council, 10:00 a.m./2:00 p.m.

Agenda:

Closed Session: Conference with Negotiator Regarding Price and Payment Terms for Leases with Midway Rising

Why it matters: From an OB Rag post: “City Hall wants to fast-track this project, but the public must still be heard. Tuesday’s closed session agenda notes that ‘public testimony will be taken during the 10:00 a.m. Council meeting.’” Severe impacts and risks make Midway Rising a potential 101 Ash St. Background:

Item 603: Annual Performance and Evaluation Report for U.S. Housing and Urban Development Programs

Why it matters: In this report, the city grades itself on affordable housing, small businesses and entrepreneurship, public facilities and critical infrastructure, stable housing for the homeless, and community services: Spoiler alert: The city gives itself high marks across the board.

Thursday, September 24: Active Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, 1:00 p.m.

Agenda:

Item 5: Response to Grand Jury Report, “San Diego Peddles Bicycle Mobility Through City Dominated by Cars”

Why it matters: The County Grand Jury has concluded that City Hall needs to allocate more money for bike lane infrastructure beyond the tens of millions already spent on visibly underused bikeways. Will the Council agree?

In-person: Council, 202 C St.

To participate via Zoom and submit written comments, click on the meeting agenda and look for the links.

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