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Due to lack of time, I have stopped adding content and maintaining the "Carmel Valley, San Diego" website. Please see the Carmel Valley News site (delmartimes.net) or the Carmel Valley Friends of the Library site (carmelvalleylibrary.org) for community information. Thanks!

See the City's Carmel Valley Planning Board page (https://www.sandiego.gov/planning/community/profiles/carmelvalley) or the City's Carmel Valley Library page (https://www.sandiego.gov/public-library/locations/carmel-valley-library) for additional information. SDG&E has cited concerns about tree damage to the powerlines to suggest cutting down or severely trimming up to 75 trees in the Carmel Mission Park powerline corridor (just north of the "Bay Club", formerly "Pacific Athletic Club"). Enclosed are some documents relating to that project as proposed to the "MAD Subcommittee" (Maintenance Assessment District or MAD) of the Carmel Valley Community Planning Board (CVCPB) over the last 4 months. Note that no decision has been made on this proposal, and the issue will next be heard at the CVCPB meeting on Thursday, January 25, 2018 at 7:00 PM at the Carmel Valley Library on Townsgate. Contact information for SDG&E on this project is Greg Peck (email@example.com, 619-405-8120) or Michael Daleo (firstname.lastname@example.org, 858-654-8630). Contact information for the City Council office is Barbara Bry (email@example.com or see the CD1 Web Page.) Also, see the Carmel Mission Park overview document, the SDG&E Tree Information document, and the SDG&E Tree Initial Draft Proposal document.

Here are the Carmel Valley Neighborhood 4a precise plan documents. This includes the N4a Precise Plan, the N4a Precise Plan 1989 Amendment, and the N4a Precise Plan 1997 Amendment. For reference, here is the Carmel Valley Neighborhood Map (scroll down below the voting district map to see the community neighborhood map.)

Here's an old amendment to the Neighborhood 4 plan that updated the Seabreeze Farms Equestrian Center to its present form. The San Diego City Council has approved the lease of the Polo Field property (Via de la Valle at El Camino Real) to the Surf Cup organization. If you are interested in the item, you can find all of the files included in the Council Docket attached to this posting. If you want to use a community park for a large group, reserve a space for a party, put up a party jump, etc., or if you want to run a commercial operation in a park (professional training, sports field use, etc.), you may need a permit. For the parks NORTH of the SR-56 freeway, call the CV Rec Center at 858-552-1616 (see the CV Brochure for more info.) For parks SOUTH of SR-56, call the Ocean Air Rec Center at 858-552-1687 (see the Ocean Air Brochure for more info.) The City Council approved the One Paseo project at their recent meeting. That approval was for a very specific project. Going forward, it's reasonable for the community to watch that what was approved is actually what is built. Here's a link to the final One Paseo Documents from the City Council Meeting on June 27, 2016. This includes community plan updates, ordinances, project plans, and the FEIR. So, SDG&E has proposed expanding the electric transmission lines through Carmel Valley. The Final Environmental Report (FEIR) is available review and download on the project website: 2016 Penasquitos Transmission FEIR. The proposed route would run down the eastern edge of Pacific Highlands Ranch to Pensquitos Canyon, and then westward to the Torrey Hills electric substation. There is a proposed route that runs down Carmel Mountain Road to East Ocean Air Drive. If you are concerned about these alignments, you should review the available documents. 

The City of San Diego has posted the latest addendum to the One Paseo Environmental Report on the City website (see: "The New One Paseo Addendum"). This finalizes the environmental information that Kilroy is required to provide and the City is required to post before the project goes to the City Planning Commission and the City Council. It is my understanding that the project will go to the City Planning Commission in late April (possibly April 21, 2016?) and to the San Diego City Council a few weeks later.

This update and proposed approval is for the "New One Paseo" project, which reduces the traffic by about 50% by making the retail and office components significantly smaller, while leaving the residential development unchanged. This is not a perfect solution, as it leaves a large residential development at the corner of Del Mar Heights Road and High Bluff Drive. However, it does significantly reduce traffic and building heights along El Camino Real and at the corner of Del Mar Heights Rd and El Camino Real. It also makes reductions in the amount of street widening and additional turn lanes proposed for the development.

Here are document links for "The New One Paseo Addendum PTS# 451328":
