By Jay Wilson It has been a quiet month in Del Cerro. There has not been an update from The Peoples Church and their goal to build a church where the ColRich housing development was initially to be constructed.
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterBy Jay Wilson It has been a quiet month in Del Cerro. There has not been an update from The Peoples Church and their goal to build a church where the ColRich housing development was initially to be constructed.
The quarterly Del Cerro Action Council (DCAC) meeting was held on April 26 and featured reports from police and elected officials as well as information about the ColRich site, changes at the Montgomery-Gibbs Airport and more.
The quarterly meeting of the Del Cerro Action Council (DCAC) will be held on Thursday, April 26, 7 p.m. at Temple Emanu-El.
By Jay Wilson Our community appears to be on cruise control on several matters. We won’t see any construction at the ColRich site for a few months, the comment period on the SDSU master plan update has passed, and Rachel Gregg from SDSU has assured us SDSU has no interest in Adobe Falls development as […]
Residents’ latest water bills are a definite concern as noted by the number of emails we have received. The first thing to understand is that the billing cycle was anywhere from five to 12 days longer than previous bills due to a change by the city water department’s billing cycle.
By Jay Wilson
A big thank you to Lance Grucela, Dan Tomsky, and Jack Hawley who joined me at city hall on Monday, Dec. 11 for city council action on the proposed development of 24 homes south of the Del Cerro Chevron Station. Following the report from city staff supporting the project, each person in favor or opposed to the project was given one minute to testify.
By Jay Wilson
By the time you read this article, the city of San Diego’s Planning Commission will most likely have voted to approve or disapprove the ColRich Development on College Avenue. The agenda was posted Thursday afternoon, Sept. 7. The results of the Planning Commission meeting will be posted at delcerroactioncouncil.org
By Jay Wilson
To follow up on last month’s article referencing the status of the Del Cerro median east of College Avenue, the city’s contractor came through as promised and cleaned up the median. I was informed the budget for medians is computed as if they were asphalt. The median is on a schedule to be cleaned up once a quarter.
By Jay Wilson The Del Cerro Action Council (DCAC) will meet on Thursday, July 27 at 7 p.m. at Temple Emanu-El. Fireworks As a member of the Lake Murray July 4th Fireworks and MusicFest Committee, I personally want to thank everyone who contributed to the event and to the community volunteers that made it happen. […]
By Jay Wilson ColRich development The major concern for Del Cerro continues to be the proposed ColRich development that will result in the construction of 24 homes east of College Avenue and just below the Chevron Station. Navajo Community Planners, Inc. (NCPI) voted 6–4 to oppose the project at its May 10 meeting.