Footnote 7: removed, but still affecting us
Behind the Green Curtain of Emerald Hills
Historic Radio Towers face demolition despite Footnote 7 zoning repeal
Read Tihut Tamrat's article in The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint here: https://sdvoice.info/behind-the-green-curtain-of-emerald-hills/
Residents pushback against proposed Encanto housing development
The residents say the project is happening through a loophole that goes against a longtime promise made to their community.
Neighbors in Southeast San Diego demand investigation into 'shocking' footnote in city code
Neighbors in Southeast San Diego demand investigation into 'shocking' footnote in city code
Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing requires local governments to actively dismantle housing discrimination.
This is clear-cut discrimination
Neighbors in Southeast San Diego demand investigation into 'shocking' footnote in city code
Chollas Valley Community Planning Group meeting focused on Footnote 7 in the San Diego Municipal Code.
Encanto, Chollas Valley neighbors push back against controversial zoning rule
Encanto, Chollas Valley neighbors push back against controversial zoning rule
Neighbors in Encanto, Chollas Valley and surrounding areas are frustrated about a zoning code they're calling modern day redlining. San Diego planning commissioners on Thursday made a recommendation to repeal the policy.
San Diego City Council Repeals Footnote 7
Encanto, Chollas Valley neighbors push back against controversial zoning rule
Following concerns raised by passionate community members, the San Diego City Council voted on March 4 to reverse a change to the City’s Land Development Code that lacked transparency when it was made in 2019.
For Some Chollas Valley Residents Footnote 7 Changes Didn’t Go Far Enough
Despite winning appeal against a housing project, San Diegans still seek root of controversial zonin
For Some Chollas Valley Residents Footnote 7 Changes Didn’t Go Far Enough
District 4 Councilmember Henry Foster represents southeastern San Diego. He actually believes the large minimum lot sizes in his district are problematic and exclusionary, he told the Voice of San Diego podcast back in March. But he also pushed for the repeal of Footnote 7.
Footnote 7 Repeal
Despite winning appeal against a housing project, San Diegans still seek root of controversial zonin
For Some Chollas Valley Residents Footnote 7 Changes Didn’t Go Far Enough
E. The adoption of Footnote 7 for Table 131-04D and its subsequent amendment were a part of two Citywide Land Development Code Updates. Footnote 7 must be implemented consistent with the Encanto Neighborhoods Community Plan. However, because the provisions contained in Footnote 7 would only apply in the Encanto Neighborhoods Community Plan area, additional outreach to this affected community should have been conducted prior to its adoption. The City Planning Department recommends repealing Footnote 7 because that community specific outreach did not occur previously. Footnote 7 for Table 131-04D should also be repealed to ensure that the RS-1-2 base zone development regulations apply consistently Citywide.
Despite winning appeal against a housing project, San Diegans still seek root of controversial zonin
Despite winning appeal against a housing project, San Diegans still seek root of controversial zonin
Despite winning appeal against a housing project, San Diegans still seek root of controversial zonin
Residents who oppose the Klauber Avenue project have pointed to southeast San Diego’s makeup — with higher proportions of Black and brown residents and lower household incomes than the rest of the county — and say the footnote amounts to discrimination.