Nextdoor.com:
On March 16, 2020, the City of Encinitas will be holding a public workshop to gather community input on the development of the Homeless Action Plan. The first of two public workshops will provide an overview of the data collected to date on the homeless population, an overview of current programs and laws, and an opportunity to provide input on the challenges and potential strategies.
All are encouraged to attend the upcoming public workshop to be held:
Monday, March 16, 2020 at 6:30 p.m.
Encinitas Community and Senior Center
1140 Oakcrest Park Drive
Encinitas, CA 92024
Visit www.encinitasca.gov/homelessactionplan for more information on the Homeless Action Plan. To stay apprised of project updates and upcoming meetings visit: www.encinitasca.gov/Home/City-Updates to sign up to receive “City News” and e-notifications.
Why wasn't a workshop like this held before the Leichtag homeless parking lot was pushed through by Mayor Blakespear with little public input? Got caught with her pants down?
ReplyDelete"Got caught with her pants down?" Huh? How is pushing a project through "with little public input" getting caught with one's pants down?
ReplyDeleteBlakespear was doing everything possible to get by without the legally-required public meeting. Someone noticed. She got caught, 3:55. But you knew that. And if you didn't, you do now.
DeleteSo you’re saying the mayor wanted to have the city council pass a measure without a meeting or a vote, so it could be easily overturned?
DeleteHear that?
That’s my eyes rolling.
Easily overturned? How, by making the residents cough up tens of thousands of dollars the city knows they don't have?
DeleteYou're nothing more than a blakespear minion trying to do damage control with "fake news," as blakespear herself says.
Derpity derp duuuuuuuuuuurp!
DeleteStrange? POS posts are up for censorship, deal with it.
DeleteApparently they rushed it so Leichtag could invest the grant in leveraged SP futures at 3300.
ReplyDeleteNow the homeless shelter owners are going to be living in their own lot.
Cue endless references to hands being tied. Long on excuses, short on solutions.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the residents will take back the meeting like they did the Foxpoint one where the developer used the city's standard divide and conquer approach to "workshops." Didn't turn out so well for Grover, did it.
I'm all over Encinitas all the time. Where are all these homeless supposed to be? I see one once in a while. I don't get it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a crisis?
No, it’s not a crisis.
DeleteIt’s fear mongering in advance of an election by a minority group that is desperate because they’ve.been rendered irrelevant locally.
The meeting was cancelled. How convenient, eh?
ReplyDeleteSo the city engineered a global pandemic as a pretext for canceling a meeting?
DeleteThat makes sense.
These jews who think that they are morally superior to us must be called what they really are which is jewish supremacists.
DeleteThere is no mention of this yet on this blogsite, but everything is shutting down because of the corona virus. It is "social distancing" - an attempt to minimize the spread of the virus so as to not over whelm the health care capacities. People will be getting sick. Legoland has shut down its park, but has decided to keep the hotels open! This is irresponsible and unconscionable - it is all about the almighty buck! People should boycott Legoland now and in the future for their disregard of the community's welfare (and their guests).
ReplyDeleteHomeless and associated problems way up in Encinitas thanks to Blakespear and fools.
ReplyDeleteTime to vote them out!!!