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November 28, 2018
Community Improvement

San Diego Union Tribune: Why San Diego's sidewalk policy is unfair to taxpayers

The first step in fixing our sidewalks is taking responsibility for all of them. We must do everything we can to fix them before the next major accident results in serious injury to a resident and costs the city millions of dollars in a settlement.

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Housing Security & Homelessness

Independent Voter Network: Councilman David Alvarez Talks Homelessness, Housing and His Future

Councilman Alvarez talks about making San Diego housing more affordable. “In order to get ourselves out of this we need more units. That’s the bottom line. I want to make it clear to everyone it’s not because there’s more people coming to San Diego at a disproportionate number, this is coming from growth within our own community. San Diego needs more housing due to our families growing, and for them to have a place to call home in San Diego we have to make more units available.”

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Community Improvement

NBC 7: Groundbreaking for Improvements on San Ysidro's Larsen Field

Officials broke ground on a project that will bring two new playgrounds, accessibility upgrades and more to a San Ysidro playground.

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Community Improvement

San Diego Reader: Sidewalk danger from South San Diego to Normal Heights

In the last couple of weeks, the buzz on some of the San Diego street-threads is on the subject of sidewalks. Some residents say that they have to split the expense with the city. Councilmember David Alvarez wants the City of San Diego to foot the bill 100%. Last month he proposed to “determine best how best to revise Council Policy 200-12, the Sidewalk Maintenance Policy.”

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