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Official City of San Diego Citizen Organization
Peninsula
Community Plan
May 2025
Board Meeting will be held May 15, 2025 at 6pm
Point Loma Hervey Library - 3701
Voltaire Street - San Diego, CA 92106
Agenda
- More Information
All PCPB meetings will be either held
in-person or via Zoom
- Point Loma
community members are encouraged to attend and
participate. You can make oral public
comments or submit written comments 24 hours
in advance that will be read during the 2
minute Public Comment period at the Zoom
meeting.
- We are looking for community Input for
suggested Capital Improvement Programs on the
Peninsula.
Give us your input on this FORM.
The PCPB has 4 High school student
liaison positions available and we would
like to let students know of this amazing
opportunity to gain experience in civil
leadership and learn more about the planning
board and its role within our community. Click
here for promotion
flier/agenda and the student liaison
application. Applications must be
submitted to pcpbsd@gmail.com by
10/06/2024.
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The Peninsula Community Planning Board (PCPB)
held its annual election March 20.2025 and filled
five (5) Board openings. More information Board
terms are three (3) years, with exception of
unexpired terms which may also be filled at the
March election. Click
for more information on the March 20-25 PCPB
Board Election.
Board Members Elected: Cliff Graham, Jacqueline
Greulich, PJ Lucca, Javier Saunders and Christine
Smith.
The candidates’ forum was held Thursday,
March 13, 2025, from 6:00pm - 7:00pm via Zoom
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The Peninsula Community Planning Board is a Community
Planning Group citizen organization that advises the
City of San Diego on land use-based community goals and
development proposals. PCPB is established in
conformance with City policies and are "recognized" to
provide official recommendations to the City.
The Peninsula Community Planning area
encompasses about 4,409 acres (approximately 7 square
miles) and is bounded by the Ocean Beach community
(split off and founded in 1975) and the Pacific Ocean on
the west and south, The San Diego River Flood Control
Channel and the Midway community on the north, and San
Diego Bay and Port tidelands on the east. The Peninsula
community is a highly urbanized community, comprised of
a number of relatively distinct residential
neighborhoods including: Ocean Beach Highlands, Point
Loma Highlands, Loma Alta, Loma Palisades, Loma Portal,
Fleetridge, Roseville, Sunset Cliffs, Wooded Area, La
Playa and the former Naval Training Center renamed
Liberty Station.
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