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Proposal for newly drawn assessment district in North Park once again in the works
This is why the neighborhoods with less affluent people are being DENSIFIED, they have less ability to sue the City in order to hold their feet to the fire, when it come to regulations.— September 22, 2013 9:29 a.m.
Proposal for newly drawn assessment district in North Park once again in the works
HonestGovernment I'd love to get the Statute that prevents the repair/replacement of the sidewalks, since the NP-MAD spends huge amounts of money on the Business District sidewalks every year along with replacing the expensive decretive tiles that were designed to be installed on the expansion joints! The reason that the MAD does not want to re-ballot the entire MAD is that the Business District gets way more money than they put into the MAD for work in the Business District! Also the vote depends on the majority of those votes submitted not on all the property owners that would have to pay the new tax; which is bad especially for all the absentee landlords that never respond to the mailing!— September 19, 2013 1:40 p.m.
Proposal for newly drawn assessment district in North Park once again in the works
If there is money to be spent In North Park, then lets start acquiring land ASAP to build future parking structures, ideally designed so that their top floor can also be used as URBAN parks! This concept would provide solutions to 3 BIG NP Problems: 1. More Business parking, IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT. 2. Less Parking Blight due to Business parking on local streets. 3. A reduction in the 150+ acre deficit of NP's Park/Open Space! I'm so tired of the Business District pushing all of its DENSITY blight into the nearby residential district, while at the same time saying that they are being good neighbors! What percentage of NP business's validate at the NP garage for both employee's and patrons...?— September 18, 2013 5:22 p.m.
City emails show employees scrambling to justify North Park Jack in the Box permits
I think you spell that: ME$$— September 12, 2013 1:21 p.m.
City emails show employees scrambling to justify North Park Jack in the Box permits
To say that DSD bent over backwards for JIB is putting it mildly, especially since our Mayor (at the time) was the one that was pushing for saying no to JIB... Suggestion: Get all Council/Staff communications between them and DSD about JIB and I bet that will add yet another level of CYA to this ***affair***.— September 12, 2013 10:56 a.m.
Hotel magnates, developers, ex-Union-Tribune editor put cash into D.A.'s pocket
It Has Always Been ***Pay to Play*** in $an Diego! This election will be no different!— September 8, 2013 5:59 p.m.
Exec's race for mayor casts light on Qualcomm bribery charges
Great Comment How about adding "Foreign" Politicians to that list?— September 5, 2013 4:01 p.m.
Exec's race for mayor casts light on Qualcomm bribery charges
**Tip of the hat to Matt Potter!** The Reader is now the only true Voice in San Diego, daring to call out those names are not spoken by the rest of San Diego's M$M because they are afraid of what will happen if they step on wealthy and/or political toes! As San Diego prepares for yet another Mayor's race, beware the Golden Rule, where those with the most gold get to take over San Diego politics again and make the most Gold, while the rest of us get stuck paying for it along with all the interest.— September 4, 2013 5:14 p.m.
Did interim mayor Todd Gloria have the authority to rescind stop-use order for Jack in the Box?
I think that Todd Gloria is not only "not going to gain from this," but many of his core supporters are now angry and feel that they and their neighborhoods have been sold out by him, in his rush to placate Big Business. Todd Gloria may have actually tripped himself up.— September 4, 2013 9:40 a.m.
"Papa Doug" backs a Bush with lunch at UT San Diego headquarters
Too bad George P. Bush does not serve in the Military like his grand pappy!— September 3, 2013 7:18 p.m.