Hillcrest Town Council

Community members expected to pack The Center tonight at LGBT Mayoral Candidate Forum

SAN DIEGO -- With so much community interest in the upcoming mayoral race, the San Diego LGBT Community Center's auditorium is expected to be a full house tonight at a forum in which each of the top four candidates for the office will address the crowd.

Carl DeMaio, Bonnie Dumanis, Bob Filner and Nathan Fletcher are all scheduled to attend the forum.

The LGBT/District 3 Mayoral Candidate Forum will begin at 6 pm and has been organized by The Center and a coalition of community organizations to give the candidates the opportunity to address the concerns of LGBT San Diegans.

Two Hillcrest groups endorse Harvey Milk Street project

SAN DIEGO -- At their meetings last night, the Hillcrest Town Council (HTC) and Hillcrest Business Association (HBA) each gave their endorsements to the Committee to Commemorate Harvey Milk's proposal to rename a street in Hillcrest as Harvey Milk Street.

The residents group voted 24-3 in support of the project, which the committee will include in its application materials as the project goes through the City of San Diego's various approval and permitting processes.

TONIGHT: Congressmember Susan Davis to address Hillcrest Town Council

SAN DIEGO -- Congressmember Susan Davis will be the featured guest at tonight's Hillcrest Town Council (HTC) meeting, starting at 6:30 pm.

Davis, who has represented the 53rd congressional district since 2000, will update the group on various community issues and answer questions from the crowd.

K-Rails on 10th and Robinson streets in Hillcrest removed

SAN DIEGO -- The cement barrier that previously deferred cars from the SR-163 off-ramp onto Robinson Avenue in Hillcrest, called a K-rail, has been removed to help alleviate the bottleneck common to the intersection of Robinson and Tenth avenues in Hillcrest.

Luke Terpstra, Chair of the Hillcrest Town Council (HTC), said the previous situation “brought all the lanes down to one [lane] with one stop.”

Hillcrest Town Council endorses pride flag project

SAN DIEGO -- The Hillcrest Pride Flag project continues to gain momentum in the community, as the Hillcrest Town Council (HTC) voted on a motion to endorse the project at its meeting Tuesday night.

Community members who are working on developing the project envision a 65-foot pole in the median in the center of Normal Street at University Avenue. The pole will fly a large rainbow flag year-round. The Hillcrest Business Association (HBA) and San Diego LGBT Pride have agreed to ensure that the flag is insured and maintained regularly.

Hillcrest Town Council to show neighborly love at meeting TONIGHT

SAN DIEGO -- The Hillcrest Town Council invites those who love Hillcrest to attend its monthly meeting tonight - Valentine's Day - at 6:30 pm.

The meeting will start off with a discussion on: "What makes our neighborhood so loved?"

Meeting participants are encouraged to speak up and share reasons why they love Hillcrest with the group.

Following the discussion, the residents group will hear updates from local elected officials about community issues and time will be allotted for public comment.

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Uptown Planners give green light to Hillcrest Pride Flag project

SAN DIEGO -- San Diego’s LGBT community had a lot to celebrate Tuesday night after a local planning group approved a proposal to install a large flag pole in Hillcrest that will fly a rainbow flag year round, on the same day the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a ruling that denying same-sex couples the right to marry is unconstitutional.

City Council votes to extend Uptown Interim Height Ordinance for two years

SAN DIEGO – Several residents, business owners and concerned citizens headed to the San Diego City Council meeting on Tuesday afternoon to voice their opinions on an agenda item that would extend the Uptown Interim Height Ordinance (IHO), which expired Jan. 23.

TODAY: City Council to review the Uptown Interim Height Ordinance

SAN DIEGO -- The San Diego City Council will consider an amendment to the Uptown Interim Height Ordinance (IHO) at its meeting at 2 pm today. Residents on both sides of the issue plan to address the council on the ordinance, which limits building heights in Uptown to 65 feet while the community plan is being updated.

Hillcrest Town Council to discuss community issues at Tuesday meeting

SAN DIEGO -- Hillcrest residents who are looking to get involved with their community this year are encouraged to attend the next meeting of the Hillcrest Town Council (HTC), to be held Tuesday, Jan. 10, at 6:30 pm.

Numerous community issues will be discussed at the open meeting, including a presentation from the Hillcrest History Guild on the fate of the historic Jones House at 4040 Fifth Ave. near Mercy Hospital.

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