HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 08 - Written Communications - Martinez, HenryFrom: Henry Martinez <h.a.martinez@outlook.com>
Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 2021 10:04 AM
To: Kerry Bigelow <KBigelow@chulavistaca.gov>
Cc: Cristina Hernandez <chernandez@chulavistaca.gov>; HENRY.A.MARTINEZ42@GMAIL.COM
Subject: File # 20-0538 Agenda # 8 Otay Ranch Town Center Initiation Request
Good Morning Mrs. Bigelow & Miss Hernandez
Please forward this email to all within the City Council membership…
Thank you
To the Chula Vista City Council membership and Mayor Salas,
File # 20-0538 Agenda # 8 Otay Ranch Town Center Initiation Request is not consistent with the
current residents of Chula Vista.
What the current Chula Vista – District 1 and District 3 residents have been advocating for are
listed below:
1. Fight against out-of-control growth and overcrowding in our schools.
2. Ensure schools, roads, and infrastructure are in place before new housing being built.
3. Support a Joint eastern police substation to increase police visibility and improve
response time.
4. We support Public Safety, and we support an increase of Fire Fighters, Police Officers
force, and City Workers before any new “Properly Planned” future growth.
5. File # 20-0538 Agenda # 8 Otay Ranch Town Center Initiation passes, what are the legal
ramifications if the City of Chula Vista City Council approves Agenda item # 8 Otay Ranch
Town Center Initiation Request?
While City of Chula Vista City Council members may have the legal authority to act inconsistently
with their plan, the question of whether and when they should do so is a more complicated
question. I hope that the current governing City Council membership carefully considers the
comprehensive plan before deciding on a rezoning. If the City Council membership board will
act contrary to the plan's policies, it must explain why.
Very Respectfully
Henry A Martinez
Chula Vista District 3 resident
619-379-6628
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