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Advice from ex-political boss
Denise Moreno Ducheny
Speaking of David Alvarez, his ex-boss in the office of former South Bay Democratic state senator Denise Ducheny is raking in some big bucks from border-related city-hall lobbying of her former employee. Falcon Strategies, L.L.C., run by Clarissa Reyes Falcon, was paid $5175 to lobby on behalf of Chelsea San Diego Holdings of Roseland, New Jersey, according to Falcon’s fourth-quarter 2012 disclosure report, filed January 22. The topic involved the proposed development of the “Outlets on the Border” project in San Ysidro, located off Camino de la Plaza. The outcome sought: “Reject approval…unless the project is modified to reflect less retail outlets.” Falcon lobbied Alvarez, along with two of his staffers, along with the mayor’s office. Then there was ECKO Metals, which paid $4086 for Falcon to lobby for a “metal recycling operation” and gain approval of a “structure on Commercial Avenue.” Alvarez and fellow Democrat Marti Emerald were lobbied by Falcon for that. And there was Brown Field International Business Park, which forked over $7000 in an effort to obtain “Certification of [environmental impact report] and required local permits to allow for the development of the Brown Field International Business Park.” For that, Falcon lobbied Alvarez and his aide Melina Meza, as well as mayoral aide Denise Garcia.
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Advice from ex-political boss
Advice from ex-political boss
Denise Moreno Ducheny
Speaking of David Alvarez, his ex-boss in the office of former South Bay Democratic state senator Denise Ducheny is raking in some big bucks from border-related city-hall lobbying of her former employee. Falcon Strategies, L.L.C., run by Clarissa Reyes Falcon, was paid $5175 to lobby on behalf of Chelsea San Diego Holdings of Roseland, New Jersey, according to Falcon’s fourth-quarter 2012 disclosure report, filed January 22. The topic involved the proposed development of the “Outlets on the Border” project in San Ysidro, located off Camino de la Plaza. The outcome sought: “Reject approval…unless the project is modified to reflect less retail outlets.” Falcon lobbied Alvarez, along with two of his staffers, along with the mayor’s office. Then there was ECKO Metals, which paid $4086 for Falcon to lobby for a “metal recycling operation” and gain approval of a “structure on Commercial Avenue.” Alvarez and fellow Democrat Marti Emerald were lobbied by Falcon for that. And there was Brown Field International Business Park, which forked over $7000 in an effort to obtain “Certification of [environmental impact report] and required local permits to allow for the development of the Brown Field International Business Park.” For that, Falcon lobbied Alvarez and his aide Melina Meza, as well as mayoral aide Denise Garcia.
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