Save the Date August 2024 – Short List of University City community News, Community Meetings, City Council hearings and Votes

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July 31, update: City Council approves University City plan update on July 30, 2024; but big changes won’t happen unless developers embrace the new opportunities created by the plan. 

  • Info Item number one: The City issued a News Release about the vote on the Community Plan Update on the evening of July 30.  The News Release PDF version is available at : City Council Approves Vision for Future Development in University City
  • Info Item number two: Archived video of the July 30 City Council meeting is available on the City website. Please note that the discussion and vote of the University Community Plan Update begins at approximately 2:20 (two hours and twenty minutes) after the video recording starts. You can use the slide bar at the bottom of the viewing screen to advance the recording. Available at : https://sandiego.granicus.com/player/clip/8957
  • Info Item Number three: The Union Tribune’s David Garrick published an online article last night. As published by the San Diego Union Tribune July 30, 2024 at 10:08 p.m.
UT Excerpt: Plans that could double the populations of Hillcrest and University City — and make those neighborhoods look and feel more similar to downtown — received final approval Tuesday from the San Diego City Council. The new growth blueprints approved for the two neighborhoods aim to fight climate change and solve the local housing crisis by encouraging high-rise buildings near transit. The blueprints, which the council approved unanimously after many hours of public testimony both for and against, also aim to fight segregation by adding affordable housing in wealthy areas. But big changes won’t happen unless developers embrace the new opportunities created by both proposals.

August Save-the-Date: 

September Save-the-Date: 

  • August 30: September University City News print newsletter available for distribution.
  • Tuesday, September 17, at 6 PM: Police Chief Scott Wahl (you may remember him as Captain Wahl with Northern Division) will be UCCA’s guest for a one-on-one interview with Q&A on Tuesday, September 17, at 6 PM, at the Community Library, 4155 Governor Drive. This is an in-person, in-depth conversation with Chief Wahl and UCCA president Jemma will ask him about Community Policing and the challenges of homeless neighbors in our community.

This month’s Schedules and Events at our Libraries, Parks, and Pools:


Ongoing Events and Training and Networking Opportunities:

In Case We Missed It:

Save-the-Date compiled by Diane Ahern, Corresponding Secretary / Past President, University City Community Association

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