Come Join Us at your
NORTHWEST CIVIC ASSOCIATION'S
TOWN HALL MEETING
Monday, February 8th from 6:00-7:30 pm
Location: The Civic Center Library, 370 F Street, Chula Vista (corner of 4th Avenue & F Street)
Topics: Geographic Policing, Code Enforcement & 3rd Avenue Street Improvements
presentations and public 'question and answer session'
by Mr. David Bejarano - City of Chula Vista Chief of Police,
Mr. Doug Leeper - City of Chula Vista Code Enforcement Department, &
Mr. Garry Williams - Development Services Department and other staff
Come ask questions and/or state your comments.
I.e. What is Geographic Policing and how does it work? Who do I report noise, violence, trash, graffiti and vandalism to? What are the proposed improvements in the 3rd Avenue Streetscape Master Plan? Are there neighborhood watch programs and are they affective? How does the new city parking enforcement affect the 3rd Avenue Car Show/Event? How long can cards be parked on a public street or in private front yards? Why can't we have more street lighting in and around residential neighborhoods?
Whether you are a resident or a business in the northwest, Northwest Civic Association wants to know your concerns and needs. Please take this opportunity to come and share with us. We may be able to assist you or lead you to a source of assistance. Your Questions/Comments will be heard.
Northwest Civic Association Board Member Interest Cards are being accepted (either at this meeting, via regular mail or email) for those ready and willing to move beyond your regular membership and assist us in organizational duties. You must be an existing active member or the Northwest Civic Associate and have your current membership dues paid.
Annual Membership Dues for 2010 will be accepted (at this meeting and via regular mail).For information, call 619-307-3460
City Council Meetings
Agenda & Minutes
Planning Commission
Agenda & Minutes
General Plan Update
City Documents & Info
Change is coming to Chula Vista's West Side
The City is projecting that over 7,000 additional homes, condos and apartments will be built in Northwest Chula Vista over the next twenty years! These plans include many new mid-rise (up to 7 stories) buildings in the urban core and high-rise buildings near Trolley stations. This will dramatically change the look and feel of our community.
Appropriate development will enhance our quality of life, and ill-conceived development could bring chaos & congestion and distract from our unique community character. Acting together we hope to attract positive measured growth to our neighborhoods.
The San Diego Chargers may be interested in moving to the Bayfront at the Power Plant location, but no definite plans/negotiations are in place. Chargers Subcommittee Presentation 6/8/2009
The approved Urban Core Specific Plan (UCSP) which will up-zone many neighborhoods, allowing for much increased densities and building heights. It also proposes design guidelines in redevelopment areas and addresses issues such parking, streetscapes and historic preservation. Appropriate development projects in the Urban Core are still one of our primary concerns and we are looking forward to working with any and all developers to bring forward these types of projects.
Make Your Voice Heard
The Northwest Civic Association is a community group that's inclusive, transparent and stresses the importance of public participation in planning our City's future. We have monthly meetings to discuss critical issues impacting Northwest Chula Vista neighborhoods. With our many voices and ideas we seek to participate in decisions that will affect our community. Our goal is to improve the quality of life for everyone while preserving our rich heritage. Learn more about who we are and what we do.
The most important current issues affecting Northwest Chula Vista are the City Budget Cuts and the Bayfront Development/EIR/Master Plan. Currently, the Bayfront development is moving slowing as the Port of San Diego and Pacifica Companies, Inc. work out their land swap negotiations and the Power Plant shutdown and demolition is still years away. Port of San Diego/City of Chula Vista Bayfront Master Plan (CVBMP)
Our Mission Statement
We will empower the diverse residents of Northwest Chula Vista* to enhance, protect and preserve the unique character, quality and heritage of Northwest Chula Vista through education and group action.
Meetings
Our monthly meetings have featured guest speakers from the City of Chula Vista Staff who made presentations on City programs and plans involving street and neighborhood safety, traffic, graffiti abatement and abandoned vehicles, public transportation, the Urban Core Specific Plan, the Bayfront Development, the Redevelopment Areas and the City Budget.
Our members have organized into special 'task force committees' to tackle specific issues/problems/public concerns and look forward to continuing our efforts in the future. There are many opportunities for YOU to help find solutions to make Northwest Chula Vista a better place to live and enjoy life. Come share your opinions with us and our guest speakers or email your questions and concerns to us to share on your behalf.
Learn more about our past meetings and activities...
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*Northwest Chula Vista is defined as the area west of I-805 and north of L Street