Category: RPCC & The City

This Saturday, July 8th, 11-12:30 pm, City Heights Recreation Center, 4380 Landis St. Only a few weeks until the Special Election and one of the few opportunities to hear all four candidates speak before the election.

Check out the County Fair banners on the east side of College between the 94 freeway and University and on the south side of University between College and 69th. Nice mix from our community – Rolando Park Elementary kids, some of our business folks (Glass Orchid, US Cleaners, Sam’s Club, the Kroc Center), and a…

In spite of the heat this past Saturday, we had more than 30 volunteers for the cleanup. Our favorite SDPD CRO Terry Hoskins and two officers from Neighborhood Policing were there to lend a hand and we were also joined by Girl Scouts and Brownies. In addition to the trash that we collected that went…

Our city council representative is Council President Sean Elo-Rivera. Our new D9 community representative is Martha Zapata, MarthaZ@sandiego.gov. We look forward to meeting Martha at our January 9th community council meeting.

Rolando Park will be moving to District 9 after the November election. We verified with D9 that Rolando Park residents should complete the Budget Survey for District 9, not District 4, since we’ll be part of D9 for the next fiscal year. Please take a few minutes and complete this survey! Council President Elo-Rivera wants…

Girl Scouts and members of the Alpha Psi Rho fraternity were among more than 40 community volunteers who spent the morning cleaning up Zena Canyon as part of the 20th annual I Love A Clean San Diego Creek to Bay event today. Zena Canyon has not had a major cleanup event since 2019 and while…

At our March meeting, the City of San Diego Park & Recreation Area Manager indicated that he is open to the following suggestions: Community garden More trees More seating Take our poll and let us know what you think we should focus on first. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeH5CvCkvj5Bf9vZI8NEmGT1cJJSWr27BkjPbnWPKGYrgiJ0A/viewform?usp=sf_link

At our October 11th meeting, Neighbors for a Better San Diego discussed the changes made by the City of San Diego in 2020 that allows multiple Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs; aka “granny flats”) to be built on a single-family residential lot and the potential negative impact to single-family residence owners. If you’ve seen some of…

At our October 11th meeting, Neighbors for a Better San Diego discussed the changes made by the City of San Diego in 2020 that allows multiple Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs; aka “granny flats”) to be built on a single-family residential lot and the potential negative impact to single-family residence owners. If you’ve seen some of…