The SANDAG Board of Directors meeting scheduled for Friday, June 13, 2025, at 10:30 AM does not currently have a publicly available agenda. Typically, agendas are posted 72 hours before the meeting, so the specific items to be discussed are not yet known.

Given Neighbors for a Better California's (NFABC) focus on housing, land use, and local governance, it's advisable to monitor the agenda once it's released. SANDAG meetings often address topics such as regional transportation planning, housing developments, and infrastructure projects, which could have implications for local communities.

Recommended Actions:

• Monitor the Agenda: Check the SANDAG Board of Directors meetings page regularly for the upcoming agenda.

• Attend the Meeting: Consider attending the meeting in person or virtually to stay informed and provide public comment if necessary.

• Engage with Representatives: Reach out to your local representatives on the SANDAG Board to express any concerns or to seek clarification on upcoming agenda items.

Staying proactive will ensure that NFABC remains informed and ready to respond to regional decisions that may affect local neighborhoods.

Why This Matters for NFABC:
The City Council will be voting on a package of housing recommendations forwarded by the Land Use & Housing (LU&H) Committee. These proposals could significantly impact:

🏘️ Zoning rules and density bonuses that affect the scale and type of housing in our neighborhoods
🏠 Affordable and middle-income housing production goals
🧱 Streamlining processes for developers—possibly reducing community oversight
🌳 Impacts on neighborhood character, parking, and infrastructure

Why You Should Pay Attention:
These policies will influence how and where new housing is built in San Diego—including in and around the North Fairmount area. If passed, they could permanently reshape our neighborhood.

What You Can Do:

• Attend in person or watch online

• Submit a public comment or eComment

• Talk to your neighbors and make your voice heard!

SANDAG will be discussing several key issues that directly impact housing across San Diego County, including updates on:

🏘️ Regional Housing Needs Assessment (RHNA) – Determines how many housing units each city must plan for in the coming years.
🚧 Housing Acceleration Program (HAP) – Regional strategies to speed up housing development.
🏠 Affordable Housing Initiatives – Policies that could affect the kinds of developments coming to our neighborhoods.

What You Can Do:

• Attend the meeting in person or tune in online.

• Stay informed about regional decisions that affect local housing policy.

• Share your thoughts with NFABC or consider offering public comment.

Let’s stay engaged in shaping a better future for our neighborhoods. The decisions made here will influence how our communities grow and who they serve.

SANDAG - Board of Directors

San Diego Land Use & Housing Committee | Thursday, May 15 @ 1 PM

On Thursday, May 15, the San Diego City Council’s Land Use and Housing Committee will consider the Mayor’s proposal to repackage the controversial Bonus ADU Program — a policy that has already destabilized neighborhoods, fueled investor-driven overdevelopment, and increased fire and infrastructure risks.

Let’s be clear:
This is not reform. It’s retreat.
And unless we raise our voices now, the damage will deepen.

We urge all San Diegans who care about neighborhood stability, family housing, and responsible planning to take immediate action.