Port Of San Diego The Future Of San Diego Bay June 12, 2019



Updated July 1, 2021

By ANDREA MEZA (AP)

SAN DIEGO —The water and air testing has been completed and posted, please see our updated reporting.


ANNOUNCEMENT! Important Meeting in La Mesa California Tonight 5:30 PM, June 12, 2019, on the Future Of San Diego Bay.

San Diego Border News will report LIVE! From the meeting, be sure to tune-in.

* Meeting provided by the Port of San Diego, A World Class Government Organization · San Diego, California -The Port of San Diego champions Maritime, Waterfront Development, Public Safety, Experiences and Environment along 34 miles of San Diego Bay, all focused on enriching the relationship people and businesses have with our dynamic waterfront. *

#2 - June 12: La Mesa Community Center, 4975 Memorial Drive, La Mesa, CA 91942

Port of San Diego Announces Community Discussion Series on the Future of San Diego Bay

Public Events Offer Opportunities to Review the Discussion Draft of the Port Master Plan Update with Port Staff

The Port of San Diego invites the public to a series of Community Discussions regarding the future of San Diego Bay and the surrounding waterfront. The events, all to be held in June at four locations throughout San Diego County, offer an opportunity to San Diego-area residents who enjoy the bayfront to learn about the Discussion Draft of the Port Master Plan Update (PMPU) and the process for providing input.

The Discussion Draft of the PMPU is a major milestone for the Integrated Planning effort and is now available for public review. It includes and addresses allowable uses and activities, future development, and management of water and land within the Port’s jurisdiction on San Diego Bay by providing a mix of goals, policies and standards supported by written narratives, figures and tables. The goals and policy concepts in the document were drafted with review and input by the public, stakeholders and Board of Port Commissioners. To view the Discussion Draft online, visit portofsandiego.org/pmpu.

The Community Discussions are part of a 90-day public review period that ends July 31, 2019.

The events, titled - “The Future of San Diego Bay: A Community Discussion” - will all begin at 5:30 p.m. with a presentation on the process of drafting the Port Master Plan Update and an overview of the Discussion Draft. Attendees will then be able to ask questions of the Port’s planning staff to help understand and navigate the Discussion Draft’s contents and how to provide written comment.

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