Meeting January 18, 2006

Our next meeting will be at 6:45 at the Boys and Girls Club at 333 Oxford Street. During our January meeting we will be voting on our Board of Directors. Theresa Acerro will provide a Home Depot Update, and Noberto Salazar will update the association on his survey of property owner interest in forming assessment districts.

Plan Review Committee

The Committee has filed a detailed response to the Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) as directed by the membership from the December meeting. A big thanks to Theresa Acerro and Ned Ardugna for all their dedication to this project.

Articles of Incorporation

have been Accepted

The SWCVCA is moving ever closer to being recognized as a 501C3 organization. The SWCVCA will receive a Taxpayer Identification Number and have a bank account by our January 18^th meeting.

SWCVCA’s membership period began on January 1^st. Anyone who signed up last year is a member until January 1, 2008.

Calendar

January 18: Port District and CV City Council will discuss power plant replacement issues at 4PM at council chambers on Fourth and F.

January 22: Design Review Commission will make decision on Home Depot. WE NEED TO HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE At the meeting MAKING IT CLEAR THAT THE WELFARE OF THE RESIDENTS MUST BE THE PRIME CONSIDERATION. THE TRUCKS MUST BE KEPT OFF OF MOSS AND AWAY FROM THE BACK OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS.

January 24: Planning Commission will discuss outdoor storage for Home Depot at 6 PM at council chambers on Fourth and F.

Board of Directors Election

Be sure to attend the meeting in order to choose your board of directors out of the many fine candidates that have volunteered:

Theresa Acerro

resident, interest: plan review, environmental rep. on GMOC (Growth Management Oversight Commission), alternate on RAC (Redevelopment Advisory Committee), bilingual

Earl Jentz

property owner

Hector Tamayo Jr.

resident, attorney, interest: business, bilingual

Karen Ratliff

mobile home park resident,

Steve Palma

mobile home resident, SW rep. on GMOC

Kenn Colclasure

Resident, educator, interest: health issues and

community involvement

Jack Stanley

business owner

Olga Durazo

education, secretarial help, life long resident, bilingual

Esther Arguello-Dreueuo

resident, second language learner

Jeanette R. Casseltayson

bilingual, volunteered secretarial help

Penny Bollinger

resident, membership/finance interest area

Guillermo Briseno

business owner

Bettie Lupi

resident since 1959, active in organizing Assessment District for her neighborhood, concerned with neighborhood improvement issues

Norberto Salazar

interested in education and neighborhood issues, bilingual

If you would like to be among the candidates please let one of our membership committee members know when you sign in for the January meeting.

*Only members are able to vote

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