SAN YSIDRO COMMUNITY PLANNING GROUP

NOTICE OF REGULAR MEETING

Location: San Ysidro School District Education Center 4350 Otay Mesa Road [north of Beyer Blvd]

in San Ysidro, California

Monday, April 16, 2018 at 5:30 p.m.

Chairman: Michael Freedman (619) 690-3833 [messages only] City Planner: Elizabeth Ocampo Vivero (619) 236-6301

Except for Public Comment, Items Appearing On This Agenda May Be Acted Upon Without Further Notice as Allowed by the Brown Act [California Gov. Code, §54950 et.seq.]

1. Call to Order, Introduction, and Roll Call

2. Agenda & Minutes

a. Approval of the Published Agenda b. Approval of Minutes.

(1) Regular Meeting of February 26, 2018 (2) Regular Meeting of March 19, 2018 3. Communications, Announcements and Special Orders a. Chairman 1. There are three open seats on the SYCPG. A Special Election will be held in June. Interested candidates should verify qualifications and must attend May 21 SYCPG meeting. Info by email: michaelf@cox.net 2. Bike To Work Day. May 17. Visit https://icommutesd.com/events/bike-month 3. Meet SDPD Chief of Police David Nisleit. Hometown Buffet, 930 Dennery Road, April 26, 9 a.m. General Public $25 includes buffet. RSVP: SYCOC (619) 428-1281 4. San Ysidro Library. Now under construction. Community Tile Program donations will fund educational amenities not budgeted. Sign up at www.SupportMyLibrary.org/sy b. Board Members

c. Elected Officials and Public Servants. d. Members of the Public

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4. Public Comment on Matters Not on the Agenda. Any person may address the SYCPG regarding matters which are not shown in this Agenda. Comments and inquiries must be related to the SYCPG purposes (City Council Policy 600-24). The Chair can limit comment to a set period of time per item, or per speaker. The "Brown Act", a State law, does not allow any discussion of, or action to be taken on, items not properly noticed to the public. 5. Docket Items:

a. Election of Officers. Election of Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Secretary from and by the elected members. "The length of an officer's term shall be two years, except that no person may serve in the same planning group office for more than eight consecutive years. After a period of one year in which that person did not serve as an officer that person shall again be eligible to serve as an officer. If an officer does not have a full eight (8) consecutive years at time of officer elections, the officer is eligible to serve one additional term." [SYCPG Bylaws, Art. VII]. None of the current officers are prohibited from serving another term.

(1) Chairperson (2) Vice Chairperson (3) Secretary b. Appointment/Reappointment of Representatives. “Upon formal action by the SYCPG,

a member may, from time to time, be appointed as the designated representative of the SYCPG to another group, organization, or entity. The duties of the designated representative shall include, at a minimum, attending scheduled meetings of the entity, supporting the adopted position, if any, of the SYCPG, and reporting on the activities of the entity to the SYCPG. The designated representative may request guidance from, or action by, the SYCPG on items arising from participation with the entity organization. Upon formal action, the SYCPG may withdraw or replace its designated representative.” [SYCPG Bylaws, Art. VIII, Sec. 1(d)(6)]

(1) SYPOE Expansion & Reconfiguration (2) SY Smart Border Coalition (3) Community Planners Committee (4) Otay Mesa Planning Group

6. Subcommittee Reports a. Infrastructure and Public Improvements - (TBD)

7. Representative’s Reports a. SY POE Expansion & Reconfiguration - (Aguirre) b. SY Smart Border Coalition – (Flores) c. Community Planners Committee – (Meza) d. Otay Mesa Planning Group - (Aguirre)

8. Adjournment

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ATTENDANCE RECORD

APRIL 2017 - MARCH 2018

APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR

2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2018 2018 2018

AGUIRRE P P P P P A A P P 2

CASTANEDA P P P P P P P P P NONE

CHAVARIN P P A P P P P P P 1

ESPINOZA P P P A A A VACANT

FLORES A A P P P P P A P 3

FREEDMAN P P P P P P P P P NONE

GONZALEZ A A P P P P P P P 2

GOUDEAU P P P P P A A A P 3

LOPEZ P P P A A P P P A 3

MARTINEZ P P P P A P A A P 3

MEZA P P A P P P P A A 3

MORAN P P P P A A A P P 3

OTTO A P P P P P P P P 1

PEREZ A P A P P P P P P 2

QASAWADISH A P A P A P P P P 3

MEETINGS

MISSED

CITY COUNCIL POLICY 600-24 & SYCPG BYLAWS REQUIRE THAT A SEAT MUST BE

DECLARED VACATED WHEN THERE ARE:

3 CONSECUTIVE ABSENCES, OR4 TOTAL ABSENCES BETWEEN APRIL 2016 AND MARCH 2017

Note: Adjourned Meetings and Special Meetings are not counted for attendance purposes.

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SAN YSIDRO COMMUNITY PLANNING GROUP Minutes from February 26, 2018

1. Call to order: At 5:39 p.m. Chairman Michael Freedman called meeting to order. Roll Call: Present: M. Aguirre (5:57 pm); F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; Freedman; B. Gonzalez

(6:10 pm); R. Lopez; R. Moran; S. Otto; A. Perez; D. Qasawadish. Absent: D. Flores; J. Goudeau; A. Martinez; B. Meza.

Quorum of 8 present at Call to Order, Item #2a, 2.b, 5.a, 5.b Quorum of 10 present at 5.c, 5.d, 5.e, 5.f 2. Agenda & Minutes: a. Approval of Published Agenda: A motion was made by R. Moran and seconded by

D. Qasawadish to approve the Agenda as Published. Motion Passed (8-0-0). Yes: F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; M. Freedman; R. Lopez; R. Moran; S. Otto; A. Perez; D. Qasawadish. No: None. Abstain: None.

b. Approval of Minutes: CONTINUED. 3. Announcements:

a. Chairman:

1. Effective February 3, 2018 Alyssa Muro was appointed Interim Planning Director upon the departure of Jeff Murphy. A national search will be conducted for a new Planning Director.

2. Beyer Park Site Development Permit will be presented at the SYCPG Meeting on March 19, 2018 at 7:00 pm. Beyer Community Park general development plan will be presented as an action item at the SY Park & Rec Council, Tuesday April 12, 2018 at 6:00 pm.

3. Regular meeting will start next month (March 19, 2018) at 7:00 pm after the elections which will be held from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm.

4. Recycle Event to be held on March 3, 2018 at Montgomery High School.

b. Board Members: 1. R. Lopez: Fundraiser for SW Little League announcement

c. Elected Officials and Public Servants:

1. Officer Carlos Lacarra SDPD: David Nisleit was appointed as the new Chief of the SDPD. 2. Gabriela Dominguez, Representative for Council Member David Alvarez: Residents

Budget Academy announced.

d. Members of the Public: None

4. Public Comment on Matters Not on the Agenda: None

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5. Docket Items:

a. Annual Report for 2017 (Chairman Freedman). Adopt the Annual Report 2017 and direct the Chairman to deliver to the City of San Diego as required by CP 600-24 and the Bylaws. A motion was made by R. Lopez and seconded by A. Perez to approve the Annual Report 2017 as presented. Motion Passed (8-0-0). Yes: F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; M. Freedman; R. Lopez; R. Moran; S. Otto; A. Perez; D. Qasawadish. No: None. Abstain: None.

b. Sellsway Street TM (Robert Bateman, Representative): Tentative Map for the creation of 4

single story, 840 sf 3-bedroom residential condominium units with 8 tandem parking spaces, under construction, located at 165-171 Sellsway Street (APN 638-120-08 & 09). The 0.32-acre (13,939 sf) site is within the RM-1-1 zone and San Ysidro Historic Village Specific Plan. A motion was made by R. Lopez and seconded by R. Moran to recommend approval of the Tentative Map as presented. Motion Passed (8-0-0). Yes: F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; M. Freedman; R. Lopez; R. Moran; S. Otto; A. Perez; D. Qasawadish. No: None. Abstain: None.

c. Dairy Mart -ROW Vacation (Rudy Pacheco, Applicant): Right of Way Vacation, Land Sale

Plat and Easement Reservation located at the northwest corner of West San Ysidro Blvd. and Dairy Mart Rd. The 0.39-acre (16,988sf) site is in the CC-2-1 zone. Discussed lack of maintenance of property, overgrown vegetation, illegal dumping, transient encampments. A motion was made by R. Lopez and seconded by R. Moran to recommend approval the ROW Vacation with the condition that upon transfer, the new owner shall maintain property in a clean, safe and sanitary condition at all times. Motion Passed (10-0-0). Yes: M. Aguirre; F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; M. Freedman; B. Gonzalez; R. Lopez; R. Moran; S. Otto; A. Perez; D. Qasawadish. No: None. Recuse: None.

d. Air Quality Task Force (Heather Garcia, Casa Familiar): Letter of Support for CalEPA

Environmental Justice Small Grant application to fund the support and creation of an Air Quality Task Force that includes the Community Steering Committee (residents of SY) and 5 partners 9Casa Familiar, the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), the University of Washington (WU), San Diego State University (SDSU) and the University of California San Diego (UCSD)). The Air Quality Task Force will provide a forum for community education and engagement to identify and prioritize projects informed by air quality data with the goal of implementing mitigation strategies to reduce pollution exposure to the San Ysidro community. A motion was made by R. Moran and seconded by R. Lopez to direct the Chair to send the drafted Letter of Support. Motion Passed (10-0-0). Yes: M. Aguirre; F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; M. Freedman; B. Gonzalez; R. Lopez; R. Moran; S. Otto; A. Perez; D. Qasawadish. No: None. Recuse: None. e. Impact Fee Study Recommendations (I&PI Chair Steve Otto): Accept the report of the Infrastructure & Public Improvements Subcommittee and approve the proposed reprioritization of 64 projects in the IFS. A motion was made by M. Aguirre and seconded by R. Moran to continue the recommendation until March. Motion Failed (4-6-0). Yes: M. Aguirre; B. Gonzalez; R. Moran; D. Qasawadish. No: F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; M. Freedman; R. Lopez; S. Otto; A. Perez. Abstain: None. A motion was made by R. Lopez and seconded by F. Castaneda to accept the report of the I&PI Subcommittee and approve the proposed reprioritization. Motion Passed (6-4-0). Yes: F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; M. Freedman; R. Lopez; S. Otto; A. Perez. No: M. Aguirre; B. Gonzalez; R. Moran; D. Qasawadish. Abstain: None.

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f. Election Subcommittee (R. Lopez, B.Gonzalez, F. Castañada). Reporting the candidates already qualified for the March 2018 election, consider and validate any other candidates present, select ballot positions for all qualified candidates, and conduct all other required measures for the March 2018 election. The qualified nominees are: M. Freedman, J. Goudeau, B. Meza, R. Moran, A. Perez, D. Qasawadish. No other nominations from the floor. Nominations closed. There will remain open two seats after the election. One is a previously vacated seat (term expiring April 2020), the second (term expiring April 2022) due to the lack of a seventh candidate. Selection order for 1st ballot: Selection order for 2nd ballot:

1. Michael Freedman 1. Douglas Qasawadish 2. Alberto Perez 2. Jennifer Goudeau 3. Douglas Qasawadish 3. Alberto Perez 4. Ben Meza 4. Raquel Moran 5. Raquel Moran 5. Michael Freedman 6. Jennifer Goudeau 6. Ben Meza

5. Subcommittee Reports:

a. Infrastructure & Public Improvements (Otto) See item 5.e above.

6. Representative’s Reports: a. SY POE Expansion & Reconfiguration (Aguirre):

(1) GSA property expansion on 700 E San Ysidro Blvd. (2) Code Enforcement of kiosks at Trolley (3) Border Fusion – Cross Border Smart Growth program

b. SY Smart Border Coalition (Flores): No Report. c. Community Planners Committee (Meza): No Report. d. Otay Mesa Planning Group (Aguirre) No Report.

7. Adjournment – Meeting Adjourned at 7:44 p.m.

Next Regular Meeting March 19, 2017. Minutes submitted by F. Castaneda and J. Goudeau

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SAN YSIDRO COMMUNITY PLANNING GROUP Minutes from March 19, 2018

1. Call to order: At 7:00 p.m. Chairman Michael Freedman called meeting to order. Roll Call: Present: M. Aguirre; F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; D. Flores (left 7:20 pm); M. Freedman;

B. Gonzalez; J. Goudeau: A. Martinez (arrive 7:10 pm); R. Moran; S. Otto; A. Perez; D. Qasawadish. Absent: R. Lopez; B. Meza.

Quorum of 11 present at Call to Order, Item #2a, 2.b, 5.a, 5.b. 2. Agenda & Minutes – Presented and voted on after Item 5.a. a. Approval of Published Agenda: A motion was made by M. Chavarin and seconded by

A. Perez to approve the Agenda as Published. Motion Passed (11-0-0). Yes: M. Aguirre; F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; M. Freedman; J. Goudeau; B. Gonzalez; A. Martinez; R. Moran; S. Otto; A. Perez; D. Qasawadish. No: None. Abstain: None.

b. Approval of Minutes: A Motion was made by M. Chavarin and seconded by F. Castaneda

to approve the Minutes of the January 22, 2018 as published. Motion Passed (11-0-0) Yes: M. Aguirre; F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; M. Freedman; J. Goudeau; B. Gonzalez; A. Martinez; R. Moran; S. Otto; A. Perez; D. Qasawadish. No: None. Abstain: None.

3. Announcements:

a. Chairman: 1. Beyer Park Site Development Permit will be presented as an action item at the SY Park &

Rec Council, Tuesday April 10, 2018 at 6:00 pm, 179 Diza Rd., San Ysidro, CA.

b. Board Members: 1. D. Flores:

(a) 11th Annual Día de la Mujer Exhibit at The Front, 147 W. San Ysidro Blvd. opening on March 8th at 6 pm. (b) San Ysidro Community Air Monitoring Study Presentation on Thursday March 29th at 6 pm at Casa Familiar Civic Center 212 W. Park Ave.

c. Elected Officials and Public Servants:

1. Victoria Barba, Representative for Council Member David Alvarez: Please forward any comments on the Beyer Park project to Council Member Alvarez.

2. Elizabeth Ocampo, City of San Diego – San Ysidro Community Planner, 619.236.6301 and eocampo@sandiego.gov.

d. Members of the Public: None

4. Public Comment on Matters Not on the Agenda: None

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5. Docket Items: a. Beyer Park SDP – PTS 589554 and WBS SD-00752.02.06 (Applicant: Darren Genova,

City of San Diego). Project was presented directly after Item #1 Roll Call. Site Development Permit to construct a new park on a 43.614 acre lot (1,899,826 sf) with a graded development area of 14.6 acres (635,976 sf) providing a turf area which can be striped for one adult soccer field (225’X 360’) or three children’s fields (150’ X 300’), an 18,000 sf skate park, a 19,450 sf large dog park, a 14,700 sf small dog park, 13,750 sf children’s play area, a 450 sf comfort station, a 480 sf maintenance building a 57 on-site parking spaces. Other improvements: picnic areas and shade structures, pedestrian and bike trails, sports field lighting and a half-basketball court. Site contains ESL (Environmentally Sensitive Lands), MSCP protected species (Multiple Species Conservation Program), and wetlands. APN 638-070-71-00, 638-170-18-00, 638-170-19-00 in the RS-1-7 & OP-1-1 Zones of the San Ysidro Community Plan. The draft plan has been revised to accommodate 84 parking spaces, which includes some parking spaces on Enright Dr. and an additional parking lot. There will also be an additional entrance/exit via Delany Drive, and improvements to Enright Drive. A motion was made by J. Goudeau and seconded by B. Gonzalez to recommend approval of the Site Development Permit and Draft Development Plan for Beyer Park with the changes described in the presentation: (1) full-width improvements of Enright Drive with two 12-foot travel lanes with parking on both sides; curb, gutter and 4-foot sidewalk on currently unimproved section; appropriate landscaping and fencing; (2) additional access at Delany Drive with reconfigured and expanded parking of approximately 84 total spaces; and (3) no night lighting for skatepark. Motion Passed (10-0-0). Yes: M. Aguirre; F. Castaneda; M. Chavarin; M. Freedman; B. Gonzalez; J. Goudeau; A. Martinez; S. Otto; A. Perez; D. Qasawadish. No: None. Abstain: None. Not present: R. Moran.

b. Election Results (Chairman): Announced the results of March, 2018 election. Elections were

held before the Regular meeting, from 5:30 pm to 6:45 pm. 21 legal ballots were cast. Those elected: M. Freedman (20 votes/95%); A. Perez (20 votes/95%); B. Meza (18 votes/86%); J. Goudeau (17 votes/81%); D. Qasawadish (10 votes/48%). M. Freedman and A. Perez met the required 66.7% for persons serving over 8 years. R. Moran with 12 votes at 57% failed to meet the 66.7% requirement for those serving over 8 years. Those persons elected will be seated to begin their term at the April 16, 2018 Regular meeting.

6. Subcommittee Reports:

c. Infrastructure & Public Improvements (Otto). Need new Representative/Chair of Subcommittee. S. Otto recommends F. Castaneda.

7. Representative’s Reports: a. SY POE Expansion & Reconfiguration (Aguirre): Concern over condemnation of property

in the 700 Block of East San Ysidro Blvd. b. SY Smart Border Coalition (Flores): Not present. c. Community Planners Committee (Meza): Not present. d. Otay Mesa Planning Group (Aguirre): Not attending.

8. Adjournment – Meeting Adjourned at 8.34 p.m.

Next Regular Meeting April 16, 2017. Minutes submitted J. Goudeau

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SAN YSIDRO COMMUNITY PLANNING GROUP

MARCH 19, 2018 ELECTION REPORT

In accordance with SYCPG Bylaws, an election by the General Members for 6 seats which term has expired was

held on Monday, March 19, 2018, at the San Ysidro School District Education Center, 4350 Otay Mesa Road,

San Ysidro, California. The polling place opened at 5:30 p.m. and closed at 6:45 p.m.

Acting as observers were various members of the public.

This Election Report is in conformance with SYCPG Bylaws (Exhibit C), and City Council Policy 600-24.

A. The following five (5) candidates were elected for term ending April 2022:

Michael Freedman; Jennifer Goudeau; Ben Meza; Alberto Perez; Douglas Qasawadish

Raquel Moran was not elected, failing to receive 66.7% of the qualified ballots.

B. The following are the final results:

Total number of ballots cast: 21

Number of illegal ballots: 0

Number of disqualified ballots: 0

Total QUALIFIED ballots counted: 21

C. The 6 seats are first filled by the candidates receiving the highest number of votes who do not have more than 8 years of continuous service. Any remaining seats may be filled by candidates who have more than 8 continuous years of service so long as they receive at least 2/3rds (66.7) of the total votes, EXCEPT THAT no more than 3 seats can be held by persons with more than 8 years of continuous service.

CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT MICHAEL FREEDMAN 20 95% * required 66.7% JENNIFER GOUDEAU 17 81% BEN MEZA 18 86% RAQUEL MORAN 12 57% * required 66.7% ALBERTO PEREZ 20 95% * required 66.7% DOUGLAS QASAWADISH 10 48% D. There remain three seats unfilled due to lack of candidates. One seat is a previous vacancy for the remaining term to April 2020. The other two seats for a full term to April 2022 remains unfilled at this election.

Michael R. Freedman, Chairman,

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March 19, 2018 (Date)

(ISSUE DATE: APRIL 9, 2018)

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APRIL 2018 - MARCH 2019

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Items to be included in the Agenda must be received by the Monday prior to the meeting date.

MEETING LOCATION

San Ysidro School District Education Center – Governing Board Meeting Room 4350 Otay Mesa Road (north of Beyer Blvd) San Ysidro, California

MEETINGS START AT 5:30 P.M.

CONTACT INFO: MICHAEL FREEDMAN, CHAIRMAN (619) 690-3833 ELIZABETH OCAMPO-VIVERO, CITY OF SAN DIEGO PLANNER (619) 236-6301 MEETING DATES SELECTED TO COINCIDE WITH SYSD CALENDAR UPDATED 3/8/2018

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