North Park Community Clean Up

Thanks so much for all who have signed up and please feel free to join in--especially if you have a pick-up truck!

When: Saturday, February 6th, 8:30am to 12:30pm

Where: North Park Theater Parking Lot

More Information: CLICK HERE or email info@northparksd.org

RAIN UPDATE - IF IT IS RAINING ON FRIDAY NIGHT, THE CLEAN UP WILL BE POSTPONED

Report Graffiti in North Park

Here's what you'll need:

The exact address or physical location (e.g. alley between Ray and Grim half way down)
A digital photo (your camera phone will work if you have one
As much other detail as you can see (e.g. the graffiti is on a Post Office Box or light pole, etc.)

Join the North Park Community Association

Member benefits include fun community mixers at local restaurants, great discounts at many North Park businesses, and more!

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NPCA IS A 501(C)3 ORGANIZATION.

North Park Community Association Member Discount Program

NPCA members can use their membership cards at select local businesses to receive a discount

North Park Community Walking Tours

As part of the process to update the Community Plan for our community, there are walking tours of our various neighborhoods being organized. The first one is being organized by Walk San Diego on Saturday February 6th with a starting location of Roosevelt Middle School If you wish to attend, please be at Roosevelt by just before 9AM.

Self Guided Walking Tours

The community planning update team would like your help in taking a closer look at North Park and providing us your opinions. The team has identified four different routes that showcase the unique aspects and challenges of North Park. You are not required to take all four tours, but we would like to get at least 3 committee members to volunteer for each route.

The routes all solicit input on parking, land use, bike facilities, pedestrian facilities and other design issues. The questions are easy to answer and are specific to projects or segments along the route.

You should assume 2 hours for each tour. We would recommend that they are done by walking, however if you should choose to take the tour by another mode of transportation please indicate so in the boxes provided.

Please note that the stops are too frequent and close together for driving safely and the environment should be experienced as a pedestrian. The one route exception would be the Western Area / Park Boulevard Route, which would best be experienced on a bike. Route 4, South Area / Burlingame, can also be experienced well on a bike.

ROUTES & DISTANCES:

Route 1: West Area / Park Blvd.: 3.63 miles Download Walking Tour #1 - Park Blvd.
Route 2: North Area / Adams Avenue: 1.92 miles Download Walking Tour #2 - North Route
Route 3: Central Area 30th and University: 2.15 miles Download Walking Tour #3 - Central
Route 4: Southern Area 30th / Burlingame: 2.75 miles Download Walking Tour #4 - South

Don’t forget to include your name on the forms and bring your completed tour forms to the next North Park CPUAC meeting scheduled for Wednesday, February 17th (time and location TBD) where we will debrief your thoughts and experiences on the tour and collect the forms. If you cannot attend the next CPUAC meeting, please feel free to email your input to: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Or mail them to: Marlon Pangilinan Senior Planner City Planning & Community Investment MS-4A San Diego CA 92101 Please exercise safety. Thank you.

More on the MAD

At the upcoming meeting the Committee will consider whether to spend resources on improvements to Switzer Canyon, in the southern portion of North Park. There are major areas that need improvement throughout North Park. As with all decisions about spending resources in North Park, we believe that significant outreach should be done before the decision to allocate these resources occurs. To view the Switzer Canyon presentation for the MAD meeting, click here. Protecting Switzer Canyon, like protecting Boundary Street, the gateways to North Park, and residential public safety, are all very important issues and more of the community should be involved in the decision making.

Reaching Out

After meeting with a group of Real Estate Professionals and others, the NPCA will begin recruiting its members to help build neighborhoods from within our community. In 2010, with a combination of direct contact and mailing, we will work together to help empower each other to do more to protect and promote our community. Volunteers are always needed, please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if interested.

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