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'South Vista Communities'
South Vista Communities Important Information
NOTICE OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION HEARINGS SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY’S REQUEST TO INCREASE GAS AND ELECTRIC RATES APPLICATION A.22-05-016 Why am I receiving this notice? San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E) and the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) would like to hear from you. You are invited to participate in a public forum, […]
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VISTA ELECTIONS 2022 – Candidates for Mayor JOHN FRANKLINDear Neighbor,It’s been my honor to serve you for 8 years. Here’s the work I’d like to continue as Mayor:-HomelessnessI called for the creation of Vista’s Homelessness Strategic Plan. We secured shelter, fielded social workers, and 289 homeless Vistans have been offered help in more than 1,915 […]
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HAPPY (WARMISH) SUMMER!Best wishes to all of you for these summer months — SVC typically takes July and August off, but we’llsend this August update. We hope everyone is able to stay cool and enjoy the butterflies. ARE YOU A MEMBER OF SOUTH VISTA COMMUNITIES?Want to preserve the quality of life in South Vista? Want […]
Read More →South Vista Communities March 2022 Newsletter
NEW: SMALL LOT RESIDENTIAL ZONINGFollowing up on the article in January’s newsletter about the new state zoning laws, Vista’sCommunity Development staff are looking at a new small lot residential zoning category. Some Vista neighborhoods already have many of the characteristics of small lot zoning — Calypso,Heritage, Legends, for example — but these houses are part […]
Read More →So. Vista Communities — New Plan For Palomar Airport
Last Wednesday, December 8, 2021, was a historic day for the residents of San Diego County. The San Diego County Board of Supervisors (BOS) approved a Palomar Airport plan to keep Palomar as a SMALLER airport and denied the requested expansion. In 2018, the old termed-out BOS voted to expand Palomar Airport to be a D-III […]
Read More →South Vista Communities – Your Help Is Needed
PAAC Votes o Expand Palomar Airport Dear Neighbors – WHO REPRESENTS THE COMMUNITY? This past Thursday, the “Palomar Airport Business Association” (aka Palomar Airport Advisory Committee – PAAC), voted 7-0 to recommend an 800-foot runway expansion at Palomar, setting up the Airport to be a D-III airport (think HUGE jets). If built, Palomar’s runway would be […]
Read More →South Vista Communities – Sign Petition
So. Vista Communities – sign the petition to prevent Palomar Airport expansion.. Join our friends at Citizens for a Friendly Airport – keep our neighborhoods quiet and free of airplane fuel pollution – don’t let Palomar Airport expand! Dear Neighbors – ALERT – 549 people have signed the petition since last Friday! Let’s DOUBLE that […]
Read More →South Vista Communities April Newsletter
CITY COUNCIL — April 13Preliminary Review of Proposed General PlanAmendment and Zone Change at 650 SycamoreVERY IMPORTANT The owners of the former Burlington site, the Charles Company, at Shadowridge/Sycamore have submitted a request for change of the General Plan and zoning from Commercial to Mixed Use. Thispreliminary proposal is scheduled for discussion at City Council […]
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CHRISTMAS THIS YEARHi! My name is Milo. I am eight years old and I am really excited for this season. I am most looking forward to Christmas. I love the joy and music itbrings, the sweets and treats, and baking goodies for family and friends. I personally like making my special chocolate chip cookies for […]
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FIRST OF ALL . . .In this new and different world, we hope all of you are well and safe and will continue to be. Please help keep our community safe by following instructions from our city, county, and state. The City of Vista is providing very useful and timely information. To subscribe to the […]
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SEPTEMBER 26 CLEAN‐UPThe 36th Annual Coastal Cleanup Day is scheduled for Saturday September 26th and will take place remotely. From Leila Sadrieh, Vista City Storm Water Dept.: Registration opens September 1st at CleanupDay.org. For those volunteers who do not have cleanup supplies or internet access to submit their data, I will be able to provide […]
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To our CFMH program members, Neighborhood Watch and Business Watch… members and Vista residents, In the weeks ahead, the Vista Sheriff’s Station is planning to host a Community Connection Meeting to answer public safety concerns and questions impacting Vista and its residents. You will also meet our new command staff: Captain Justin White, Lieutenants Nancy […]
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Vista, CA –A major project (Sunroad Plaza) is planned for 760 Hacienda Drive – between SR 78 and Hacienda Drive, east of Vista Village Drive where it crosses the 78; this is where the circus tents have been set up in the past. This project will be heard by the City Council on Tuesday, June […]
Read More →South Vista Communities June Newsletter
FIRST OF ALL . . .In this new and different world, we hope all of you are well and safe and will continue to be. Please help keep our community safe by following instructions from our city, county, and state. The City of Vista is providing very useful and timely information. To subscribe to the […]
Read More →South Vista Communities March Newsletter
Buena Creek Clean Up Time, Again! It’s that time, again. Come join SVC and the City of Vista in I Love a Clean San Diego’s spring clean-up of Vista’s Buena Creek area. Date: Saturday, April 25 Time: 9—12 noon (check in, 8—9) Place: Burlington parking lot Sign-up: www.creektobay.org — follow the links […]
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11th Annual Meeting You are cordially invited to attend South Vista Communities’ 11th Annual Meeting on Thursday, June 22 nd – 7:00 p.m. Shadowridge Golf Club 1980 Gateway Drive, Vista Election of officers, board members-at-large This year’s Above and Beyond award Speaker: TBA – Refreshments will be served. BOARD MEMBER NOMINEES The following members are presented […]
Read More →BUENA CREEK CLEAN-UP EVENT -LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS!!!
South Vista Communities will be at Burlington Coat Factory parking lot 650 Sycamore, on Saturday, April 22 with check -in at 8 am to 9 am. and from 9 am to 12 noon (at intersection of Sycamore Ave. and Shadowridge Dr.) Please wear long pants, long sleeves and sturdy shoes. (No flip-flops!). Latex gloves available or bring […]
Read More →March 16th Community Meeting
Bring your questions for the new City Council Members to community meeting. South Vista Communities and Vistans for a Livable Community will jointly sponsor a meeting with Vista’s newly-elected City Council members on Thursday, March 16, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Shadowridge Golf Club, 1980 Gateway Drive, Vista. The “Meet and Greet” […]
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PLANNING COMMISSION FOR FEB. 7 A proposal for 45 detached condominium units for the property located at 1525 Buena Vista Drive will come to Vista’s Planning Commission for Early Design Review on February 7, 6:00 p.m., City Council Chambers. The site is the location of the former West Coast Baptist Church (4.8 acres). Current […]
Read More →Mixed Use ” Unintended consequences “
“The poster child for unintended consequences” -South Vista Communities Tuesday, Jan. 24th, 5:30 p.m. In February 2012, Vista’s Planning Commission recommended and the City Council approved a new zone for Mixed Use, which allowed new development in certain areas that could be (a) 100% residential, (b) 100% commercial, or (c) true vertical mixed use. […]
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