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Balboa Park Property Tax Measure: Who Is Andy Kopp? (opens the original)
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Andy Kopp wants to make a name for himself, and he has chosen Balboa Park as the place to do it. Kopp, a former Navy intelligence analyst, is spearheading the “Balboa Park Restoration & Community Improvement Act,” an initiative aimed for the 2028 ballot. If voters approve $1 billion in general obligation bonds, that debt would be paid by an additional tax assessment of between $3.50 to $23 per $100,000 of assessed parcel value. The proceeds would clear the Park’s deferred maintenance backlog, ex
Balboa Park Property Tax Measure: Who Is Andy Kopp? (opens the original)
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Andy Kopp wants to make a name for himself, and he has chosen Balboa Park as the place to do it. Kopp, a former Navy intelligence analyst, is spearheading the “Balboa Park Restoration & Community Improvement Act,” an initiative aimed for the 2028 ballot. If voters approve $1 billion in general obligation bonds, that debt would be paid by an additional tax assessment of between $3.50 to $23 per $100,000 of assessed parcel value. The proceeds would clear the Park’s deferred maintenance backlog, ex
Does Balboa Park Really Need Another ‘Master Plan Update’? (opens the original)
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When my sister and I were children, we loved making Christmas wish lists: pedal-powered mini-cars, two-story dollhouses. But we understood that Santa had to provide for a world full of kids and we wouldn’t get everything we wanted. Rational people faced with limited resources set realistic expectations. So why do Balboa Park planners keep inviting San Diegans to envision upgrades this cash-strapped city can’t afford? Why ask the public to sit through two years of presentations and workshops that
Does Balboa Park Really Need Another ‘Master Plan Update’? (opens the original)
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When my sister and I were children, we loved making Christmas wish lists: pedal-powered mini-cars, two-story dollhouses. But we understood that Santa had to provide for a world full of kids and we wouldn’t get everything we wanted. Rational people faced with limited resources set realistic expectations. So why do Balboa Park planners keep inviting San Diegans to envision upgrades this cash-strapped city can’t afford? Why ask the public to sit through two years of presentations and workshops that
State Sen. Weber Pierson’s Midway Rising Theatrical Production (opens the original)
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State Senator Akilah Weber Pierson’s August 9 “Community Conversation” about the Midway Rising `project was the first time in the Pechanga Arena’s 60-year history that it staged a Kabuki theater performance. The first-term senator has become a pro-density rising star by authoring Senate Bill 958 to circumvent a state Supreme Court ruling that Midway Rising must adhere to a legal 30-foot height limit. News that Weber Pierson was holding a public forum took the public by surprise. Was she genuinel
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