North Park Planning Committee
Working for the Community
The North Park Planning Committee is a volunteer-run board elected to represent the residents of the North Park neighborhood in the City of San Diego. We provide a forum for the public to discuss, explore, question, and monitor land use and development issues.
Our work is done in monthly meetings, as well as two subcommittee meetings: urban design and project review (UDPR), and public facilities and transportation (PFT). All of these meetings are open to the public, and we welcome your participation! The more residents get involved, the better we can navigate the management and development of our neighborhood.
In these meetings, our general purpose is to make recommendations to the City’s elected officials. We ourselves are not a decision-making body. However, we are a forum for community members to voice concerns to those officials. We connect comments and concerns to the correct places within the government so you can be heard. Our meetings are organized into four sections:
General announcements & event notices for the neighborhood
Elected officials’ reports
Time for residents to voice concerns
Information items
The NPPC offers many ways for you to get involved
–Attend the monthly general meetings and subcommittee meetings
–Learn how city government operates and how its decisions affect North Park
–Hear city representatives, prospective developers, and community members present their vision of the future of North Park
–Ask questions and voice your own opinion about matters before the NPPC
If you also want to receive communications regarding issues affecting our community, register for the newsletter!
North Park Planning Area
What is a Community Planning Group?
City of San Diego: Community planning groups (CPG) provide citizens with an opportunity to advise the City Council, the Planning Commission, and other decision-makers on development projects, general or community plan amendments, rezoning, and public facilities. The recommendations of the planning groups are integral components of the planning process and are highly regarded by the City Council and City staff. Attending a meeting is a great way to get involved within your community and ensure your voice is heard!