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San Diego had local control of Children’s Pool for 75 years: Therein lies the problem, not the solution SB428 is not what the City Council requested The.

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1 San Diego had local control of Children’s Pool for 75 years: Therein lies the problem, not the solution SB428 is not what the City Council requested The Council expected a State bill to give it discretion to legally maintain “joint use” so fishermen, divers and seals can share the area What it got is the option for a “Marine Mammal Park” – Take it or leave it. Ask Google.Ask Google A web search only refers to places like Sea World. Will this be a State park? Use → key to advance, Esc key to exit this sub-presentation

2 What of other beaches where San Diego has all the local control it needs? There is no policy or contingency in place in the event other beaches are colonized When an adjacent beach was colonized for a while, activists lost no time cutting lines in the sand and harassing beachgoers who crossed it. The City paid no attention. Use → key to advance

3 Next time you take your family to the beach, is this what you will find? (beach adjacent to Children’s March 2009) Use → key to advance

4 Will your children have to stand behind a line drawn on public land by activists usurping the Coastal Act? Where will it end? Use → key to advance

5 Take a look at what San Diego expected: Go to: http://granicus.sandiego.gov/ViewPublisher.php?vie w_id=3 http://granicus.sandiego.gov/ViewPublisher.php?vie w_id=3 Click on Video for Feb 17, 2009. Move the time cursor to 4:42 and watch for 10 minutes. The City Council crafted a wish-list of discretionary powers to ignore the Courts and the Coastal Act and resolve the problems at its own chosen speed, inure itself from litigation, and save a pile of money. Use → key to advance

6 For the whole story, View the City Council deliberations when requesting SB428. 40 minutes, starting 4:20 Note the Councilwoman from La Jolla, the affected district, is the only one to ask real questions, and to vote against it. Note the subsequent discussions are around money, not children or seals. A bill that does what San Diego wants requires you re-write the trust. This is no simple matter. Use Esc key to leave or ← to review


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