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The PCPB 2021
Board Election conducted its election on Thursday,
March 18, 2021..
Please read 2021
Election Press Release for full
details
The voting process during the pandemic
is under the guidance of the City of San
Diego.
In a departure
from past PCPB election practices, however,
and in recognition of the need to limit
person-to-person contact or the sort of
crowded polling places typical of past
elections, this year voting will be
exclusively by ballots mailed-in by voters
or deposited into a monitored ballot drop
box located at one or more
yet-be-determined locations in the Peninsula
area - one of which has been tentatively
planned for the parking lot at the Point
Loma Hervey Family Library. Once those drop
box locations are finalized, they will be
published on this webpage along with other
voting and election details as they develop
and are implemented.
Mailed ballots must be received
by 6:00 p.m. on March 18, 2021. Any
ballots received after that date and time,
regardless of when postmarked, will not be
counted. Any voter planning to cast a ballot
by mail is encouraged to place their ballot
in the mail early enough to allow timely
delivery. Votes for write-in candidates will
not be allowed in this election.
Eligible
voters are limited to persons at least 18
years of age who either reside, own property
or operate a business within the geographic
area subject to the Peninsula Community
Plan. The boundaries of the planning area
can be found here.
In a further departure from past PCPB election
practices, rather than being required to
present physical evidence of eligibility
at the time they cast their votes, such as
drivers licenses or utility bills, voters
will
be required to "self-verify" their
eligibility to vote. In order to
self-verify their eligibility, each
voter will be required to submit a
separate signed Statement of Voter
Eligibility that will be used solely for
the purpose of verification of
eligibility and will be separate from
cast ballots. More details on voting in Press Release.
There are eleven
open seats for the Peninsula Community
Planning Board this election. Since last
year's election did not take place due to
Covid-19, there are:
- Five seats for a three year term
- Five seats for a two year term
- One seat for a one-year term due to a
vacancy.
- Ballots will be counted starting at 6pm
on March 18 and results are expected to be
announced later that evening.
The Candidate
Forum will be held via Zoom Thursday,
March 4, 2021 from 6:00 - 7:30 pm.
Reservation link will be posted on this
page several days prior.
The deadline for application for Board
positions is Thursday, March 4, 2021 by
5:00pm.
PCPB
Board Application
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