Union Tribune asked 12 local economist on their opinion on the Mega Shelter. 11 said no way The best example of the reviews is from the SD County Taxpayers Association who agree This is a bad deal for San Diego a political action that The City Attorney, several Councilman, The independent Auditor and thousands of Community group neighbors like us Say NO to Mayor and Councilman Whitburn. MOVE on This Deal is Over.
However we must continue to raise our voice, The Mayor persist and continues to resist and drag us into Ash Street 2 along with his developer supporters.
We have planned another Rally for Tuesday Aug 13 at 4pm. Details attached. Please support, show up, demonstrate to the Mayor we are here! We live here and we will prevail and save our Communities and City.
For more information or suggestions please email midmission92103 @gmail.com.
Haney Hong, San Diego County Taxpayers Association
NO: This lease deal is about as sound as a screen door on a submarine. It’s yet another attempt by the city to add to its long list of real estate blunders, eroding taxpayers’ confidence in its ability to make sound decisions. The rent is above market rate, the shelter identification process raises eyebrows, the lease favors the landlord at the expense of taxpayers, contradicts the Community Action Plan on Homelessness, and the list goes on and on.
Next issue is the planning Group election.
I have been asked to stand for election and have been placed on the ballot to oppose development of our iconic Neighborhoods. Please support me
Instructions below. Voting is online and continues until Aug 19th. Need your help to preserve our Middletown and Mission Hills.
I am registered as Daniel Mullen. Please help. Link included above
IMPORTANT COMMUNITY ELECTION
The Uptown Community Planning Group is holding elections. Please tell everyone in your household, your neighbors and all those who live in the Uptown Communities (see map) to take a few minutes to save our communities! Our voices must matter!
Link to the Final Voter Guide and Candidate Endorsements from Uptown for All (formerly Uptown Planners) with their endorsement for candidates who are invested in our community. Voting online is underway and will go through August 19th.
TIP: Proof of residency in the Uptown district requires a document which has your name and address. A photo ID is not required. You can use a copy of your July SDG&E bill and that will be accepted. If you chose to use your driver's license, for security reasons, it is recommended you block out every and all information except for your pre printed name, address, and picture. (DOB, license number, or your signature should NOT be exposed).
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