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Non-Agenda Public Communication (Districts: All)
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Overview
Purita Javier spoke about long-standing concerns with a ceramics facility operating in a residential area and alleged health impacts and enforcement issues involving multiple agencies.
Jose Luis Sainz expressed concern that the Lincoln Acres Library is frequently closed to walk-in service due to staffing constraints, limiting its function as a cool zone and community resource.
Oliver Twist raised concerns regarding proposed charter reform and an independent ethics commission, and requested an independent review of Chair Lawson-Remer’s Form 700 disclosures related to rental income from a Manzanita Drive property.
Alisha Morrison requested that the County address staffing shortages at the Lincoln Acres Library so it can operate as a cool zone and fully offer public programs.
Daniel La Salle spoke about the shooting death of a Black youth by a San Diego Police officer, criticized the District Attorney’s decision not to file charges, and urged voters to support a district attorney who will pursue police accountability.
Paul the Bold discussed comments by the United Nations Secretary-General regarding the transfer of power from governments to corporations and expressed concerns about corporate and union influence on local governance and taxation.
Kathleen Lippitt criticized County drug policies, including support for harm reduction and collaboration with the marijuana industry, and urged a greater focus on prevention and reducing drug initiation among youth.
Madison supported the Community Services for Families prevention programs and encouraged the County to invest in early intervention and to prioritize programs with demonstrated outcomes.
Peggy Walker addressed concerns associated with the County’s Socially Equitable Cannabis Program.
Becky Rapp informed the Board of litigation filed against the County’s Socially Equitable Cannabis Program, expressed concern about environmental and land use impacts identified in CEQA documents, and emphasized planning groups’ opposition to the program.
Pam reiterated concerns about Board Members’ past remarks, Measure A, abortion, and COVID-19 policies, and urged voters to oppose extending Board terms.
Truth Tonix criticized perceived racial bias and employment practices at County facilities, referenced Edgemoore facility issues, and alleged wrongful termination of staff.
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Recommendation by Chief Administrative Officer:
1) Heard, referred to the Chief Administrative Officer.
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Equity Impact Statement
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Linkage To The County Of San Diego Strategic Plan
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Respectfully submitted,
Ebony N. Shelton
Chief Administrative Officer
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