
5/25/23 - The digital kiosks proposal is due to be heard by the San Diego City Council at its 10 am meeting on Tuesday, June 6, 2023.
The digital kiosks proposal currently before the San Diego City Council was uncritically approved in March of this year in committee and approved by the City of San Diego Planning Commission in April, despite two strong “No” votes. Help us oppose this assault. Here's how to take action:
The digital kiosks proposal currently before the San Diego City Council was uncritically approved in March of this year in committee and approved by the City of San Diego Planning Commission in April, despite two strong “No” votes. Help us oppose this assault. Here's how to take action:
- Attend the June 6 City Council meeting in person at City Hall downtown.
Speak or cede time to our coordinator Pam Wilson, so she can speak for more than one minute. The item number #334. It’s calendared for the afternoon session beginning at 2 pm, listed as about the 3rd item on the afternoon agenda so people should arrive by 2 pm even though it may not be heard until 3 pm or later. View instructions for providing testimony during the meeting. Get Directions | Download parking info. Sign up to join us! - Attend the City Council meeting via Zoom or phone. Get link and instructions.
- Submit written comment on the City’s website.
Written comments - be sure to include the item number is 334 - may be submitted electronically using the City Clerk webform at sandiego.gov/form/agenda-comment-form. - Write a letter.
Additionally, you may write a letter to the Mayor and City Council, Attention: City Clerk, City Administration Building, 202 "C" Street, San Diego, CA 92101-4806, Mail Station 2A. All communications will be forwarded to the Mayor and Council.
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City of San Diego
Comments for the Land Use & Housing Committee may be submitted to: Todd Gloria, Mayor of San Diego toddgloria@sandiego.gov Sherri Lightner, Committee Vice Chair, Council President Pro Tem sherrilightner@sandiego.gov Lori Zapf, Committee Chair, Councilmember loriezapf@sandiego.gov David Alvarez, Councilmember davidalvarez@sandiego.gov Kelly Batten, Council Committee Consultant 202 C Street, 3rd Floor, San Diego, CA 92101 kmbatten@sandiego.gov (619) 533-6465 Council members’ postal mail address is: City Administration Building 202 C Street, MS #10A, San Diego, CA 92101 |
City of Vista
Judy Ritter, Mayor jritter@cityofvista.com Phone: (760) 726-1340 ext. 1436 Dave Cowles, Deputy Mayor dcowles@cityofvista.com Phone: (760) 639-6130 John Aguilera, Councilmember jaguilera@cityofvista.com Phone: (760) 639-6130 Cody Campbell, Councilmember ccampbell@cityofvista.com Phone: (760) 639-6130 Amanda Rigby, Councilmember arigby@cityofvista.com Phone: (760) 639-6130 |
San Diego County Supervisors
San Diego County Supervisors have been studying a proposal to amend the County's decades old ban on digital billboards, opening the door to visual blight and pollution that has been held at bay since the mid 1980's. The International Dark Skies Association has already voiced its opposition to changing current law. Let County Supervisors know you do not want to see Times-Square-style, garish advertising in our County. You can email the Supervisors at the following addresses: Greg Cox, District One Supervisor greg.cox@sdcounty.ca.gov Dianne Jacob, District Two Supervisor dianne.jacob@sdcounty.ca.gov Dave Roberts, District Three Supervisor Dave.Roberts@sdcounty.ca.gov Ron Roberts, District Four Supervisor RonRoberts.district4@sdcounty.ca.gov Bill Horn, District Five Supervisor bill.horn@sdcounty.ca.gov |
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