ECCC Newsletter, December 2011

CONTENTS:

• Holiday Celebration Get-Together & Pot-Luck & Raffle
• Newsletter Donations - You Certainly Came Through For Us Again!
• See's Candy
• Join the ECCC Email List!
• Crimemappe.com Replaces E-watch
• Enforcement of Party Related Disturbances in the College Area
• Crossroads Redevelopment Project Area Committee
• Speed Change on Collwood Avenue
• College Area Business District Annual Awards - Vote for Your Favorite
• Urban Corps Graffiti Removal
• Safety Tip
• Home Safety Tips
• Shopping Safety Tips

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December 2011 El Cerrito Community Newsletter

ECCC Newsletter, November 2011

CONTENTS:

• Storm Water - Think blue! - ECCC's November 17, 2011 Meeting
• Newsletter Donations - Donations Are Urgently Needed
• December's Meeting Is One Day Later! - Friday December 16, 2011 - It's the ECCC's Holiday Get-Together & Pot-Luck
• Save Lots of $$$ - Get See's Candy Delivered to Your Door & Help the ECCC Raise Money
• Join the ECCC Email List!
• Lights for Hoover and Crawford High Football Fields - Hoover Resident Group Sues
• Enforcement of Code Compliance - Parking on Lawns
• Update from the Crossroads Redevelopment Project Area Committee as of October 27, 2011
• Crimemappe.com Replaces E-watch
• In Memorium - June of Com Tam 75 - Charles Ellis MacLeod

Select the following link to read the
El Cerrito Community Newsletter, November 2011

ECCC Newsletter, October 2011

CONTENTS:

• Disaster Preparedness: Are You Red Cross Ready? - ECCC Thursday October 20
• Update on ECCC's Garage Sale
• El Cerrito Halloween Costume Parade
• Thank You: By Officer Jenny Hall - Mid-City SDPD 810's CRO
• 7th Annual Boulevard BOO! Parade & Carnival 2011
• A New Plan for Chollas Triangle
• Update on Sober Living Facilities
• SDPD's Eastern Division Tskes Over the College Area North of El Cajon Blvd.
• Update from El Cerrito Patrol
• College Area Communities - NEW Deputy City Attorney/Neighborhood Prosecutor
• Councilmember Marti Emerald's Update
• Newsletter Donations - Thank You for Your Help
• College Car Program Recognized

Select the following link to read the
El Cerrito Community Newsletter, October 2011

ECCC Newsletter, September 2011

CONTENTS:

• ECCC's New Garage Sale Signs
• ECCC's Thursday, September 15, 2011 Meeting
• Newsletter Donations - Thank You for Your Help
• Youth Football in El Cerrito
• Reminder - Appeal Hearing on El Cerrito Enclave
• Chollas Triangle Community Workshop in October
• Update on Large Item Trash Pick-Up on August 24, 2011
• Reminder - El Cerrito Summer of Fun 2011 at San Diego Desserts
• Reminder - Plan for University Avenue
• Update on Construction of Family Health Centers of San Diego's New Building on El Cajon Boulevard
• Redistricting Process Places College Area in New City Council District 9
• County Board of Supervisors Redistricting
• Time to Fund the Tubman School Joint-Use Park
• BOO! Parade and Carnival 2011, Saturday October 22
• Code Enforcement and Nuisance Rental Property (CENRP) Committee Update

Select the following link to read the
El Cerrito Community Newsletter, September 2011

An Opportunity to Support Youth Sports in El Cerrito

If you are anywhere near the Crawford football field on Saturdays through December, you know this is the Pop Warner football season. With full schedules of games, there's more noise, traffic, and parking congestion around the field, but the games are a good experience for the children who participate, their families and the community as a whole. The league playing on Crawford's field is the Center City Bolts Pop Warner Football and Cheer, for children from ages 5 to 15.

The ECCC Board of Directors would like to support youth sports in our community by collecting contributions for a donation to the league in the name of the El Cerrito Community Council.

The ECCC Goal
A donation at the Team Starter level of $150 to $249

Suggested Contributions
$10 to $25 Per Person

Mail Checks To
El Cerrito Community Council
P.O. Box 151268
San Diego CA 92175-1268

Donate Online With PayPal
Select the "Donate" button at the bottom of the right-hand column on this web page. Be sure to type "Youth Football" in the box for special instructions.

The ECCC made a similar donation to the Chollas Lake Little League in the spring, and in addition to the thanks we received, the community of El Cerrito was mentioned in the league program. A Team Starter donation to the Center City Bolts will help promote community identity with a league playing in El Cerrito. The ECCC will receive mention on the league website and a link to the ECCC web page.

Learn more about the Center City Bolts Pop Warner Football and Cheer
on their website at http://www.eteamz.com/centrecitybolts3/

Select the following link to read the
Center City Bolts Proposal

ECCC Community Meeting

Thursday August 18
7:00pm to 8:30pm
Blessed Sacrament Church, Parish Hall
El Cajon Boulevard at El Cerrito Dr.
(West entrance beneath sanctuary)

COMMUNITY POT-LUCK And SILENT AUCTION
We’d like to see the biggest turnout ever for our annual summer community get-together. Most community councils are blacked out this month, but the ECCC believes in having some fun. Come join us – we’d love to meet you if you are new to the community or say “Hi: How are you” to old friends and acquaintances. We can promise you good company and good food. Just bring your favorite dish and the ECCC will do the rest! Couldn’t be easier on a hot summer evening!

Please bring along your “treasures” for our silent auction. Anything you can “live without” would be appreciated to auction off. The proceeds go to the printing of the newsletter. Some suggestions for the auction are unwanted DVD’s, books, recycled gifts, jewelry, candles, unwanted kitchen items - anything you don’t have a use for that is in good condition. These usually go for a “song,” so a lot of good bargains can be had. We ask if your treasure does not sell, you take it home with you!

COMMUNITY VOTE
A Joint-Use Park at the Harriet Tubman Village Charter School
The ECCC Board of Directors proposed at its meeting on Thursday, August 4, 2011 that the community be asked to vote on whether or not a letter should be sent from the ECCC to our 7th District Councilmember, Marti Emerald, in support of the allocation of funds to create a Capital Improvement Project (CIP) for the development of a joint-use park at the Harriet Tubman Village Charter School. You can let the ECCC know, in advance, if you approve of this letter, make comments on it or suggestions for changes by either calling 619-287-2460 or via e-mail to ECCC@cox.net.

Select the following link to read the
Harriet Tubman Joint-Use Park Letter

ECCC Newsletter, August 2011

CONTENTS:

• ECCC's Pot luck & Silent Auction
• Last Month's ECCC Meeting
• Newsletter Donations - Thank You for Your Help
• El Cerrito Community Garage Sale - Saturday September 17, 2011
• Large Item Trash Pick-Up - Wednesday August 24, 2011
• Redistricting Plans Near Completion for City and County
• Reminder - El Cerrito Summer of Fun 2011 at San Diego Desserts
• A Joint-Use Park at the Harriet Tubman Village Charter School
• Plan for University Avenue Presented to the Eastern Area Planning Group in September
• El Cerrito Neighborhood Patrol Updates
• Update on Appeal Hearing - El Cerrito Enclave
• Lisko's Artisan Deli and Fish Market

Select the following link to read the
August 2011 ECCC Newsletter

El Cerrito Community Garage Sale

The ECCC will be holding its Community Garage Sale on Saturday, September 17th, 2011. There were about 40 households participating in last year’s Community Garage Sale. We ask that your items for sale are placed out by 8:00 am and you can go until sundown – although most buyers taper off by 12 noon.

The cost of participation is $10.00 per household. The deadline for entries is Saturday, September 10, 2011. Unfortunately, we will not be able to accept applications after this deadline, as it takes time to organize the event. Just mail your checks for $10.00 to P.O. Box 151268, San Diego, CA 92175-1268, with your name, address, phone and/or email contact and a list of items for sale.

Select the following link for the
Garage Sale Registration Form in Microsoft Word Format

Select the following link for the
Garage Sale Registration Form in Adobe PDF

A large ad will be placed in the San Diego Union on the Friday before and the day of the sale. We will have maps available with a list of items you have for sale, together with your house # and street. These will be available at several locations on both sides of the Boulevard. We will place garage sale signs on both sides of the Boulevard.

ECCC Community Meeting

THURSDAY July 21, 7:00pm
Blessed Sacrament Parish Hall
(El Cajon Blvd. at El Cerrito Dr.)

Farewell to Lt. Chuck Kaye
Welcome to New and Returning Mid-City Officers
Come join with neighbors in saying “Farewell” to Lt. Chuck Kaye and introduce yourself to Lt. Andrew Hoffman who takes over Lt. Kaye’s job. Friday, July 8, was Lt. Chuck Kaye’s last day at Mid-City. He is moving on to Vice. He will truly be missed by the El Cerrito Community. A presentation to Chuck will be made at the July 21, 2011 ECCC meeting.

A big welcome to Lt. Andrew Hoffman. We look forward to working with him in the future. His e-mail is: ahoffman@pd.sandiego.gov.

Welcome back to Officer Jenny Hall, returning as the Community Relations Officer for the north side of the Boulevard until the transition to Eastern Division takes place in September. Officer Hall’s e-mail is: jmason@pd.sandiego.gov. The SDPD website is:
http://www.sandiego.gov/police/neighborhood/index.shtml

Business Presentation
Northgate Gonzalez Market
Mr. Jim Bartell of Bartell & Associates will give an overview for the Northgate Gonzalez Market planned for the site next to the K-Mart at 54th Street and University Avenue. The new store is scheduled to open at the end of July. The store will have a large meat department, bakery, tortilleria (where they make fresh tortillas on site), fresh produce and prepared foods.

Learn more about Northgate Gonzalez Markets at
http://www.northgatemarkets.com/

Community Vote
Group Homes/Sober Living Facilities Letter
The ECCC Board of Directors proposed, at its meeting on Thursday, July 7th, that the community be asked to vote on whether or not a letter (select link below) should be sent from the ECCC to our 7th District Councilmember, Marti Emerald, requesting a report on sober living facilities. You can let the ECCC know in advance if you approve of this letter, make comments on it or suggestions for changes by either calling 619-287-2460 or via e-mail to: ECCC@cox.net.

Select the following link to read the
ECCC Group Housing Letter

ECCC Newsletter, July 2011

CONTENTS:

• ECCC Meeting - Thursday July 21, 2011
• Newsletter Donations - Thank You for Your help
• Let's All Have Fun at ECCC's Annual Pot Luck and Silent Auction
• Lt. Chuck Kaye Leaving Mid-City Division
• The El Cerrito Summer of Fun 2011 Idea Launch!!!!
• Three Options Proposed for University Avenue Corridor Mobility Study
• CentrePoint Update
• New District Lines Proposed for City, County, and State
• El Cerrito Neighborhood Patrol Updates
• Sober Living Facilities
• Have a Fun and Safe Summer!

Select the following link to read the
July 2011 ECCC Newsletter

El Cerrito Summer of Fun 2011

Several El Cerrito neighbors have discussed the idea of having neighborhood events & activities. These events would not only be fun, but they would allow opportunities for us to get to know everyone in El Cerrito vs. only to know our neighbors on our streets. It's an excellent opportunity for us to create a very supportive, tight, and small town feel to our very urban neighborhood. This is nothing formal... just people introducing themselves to each other and talking about their neighborhood, life in general, and getting to know each other. There is not an urban neighborhood in San Diego that has attempted this type of neighborhood collective.

El Cerrito Summer of Fun 2011
At the Balboa Park Spreckels Organ Pavilion

Meet on the shady-side of the Spreckels Organ Pavillion and look for any of your El Cerrito neighbors. If you know another neighbor from a different street, please introduce that neighbor to your friends & neighbors. New neighbors keep meeting and through these types of activities we form a tight community to support the great neighborhood of El Cerrito. We also have fun in the process! If you want to go to the El Prado restaurant or anywhere after the concert, it’s your call. (Please pass the word if your neighbor does not have internet access)

Balboa Park Speckles Organ Pavilion
Tuesday Concert Schedule
6:15pm to 7:15pm

• July 12 The Klezmeds-Klezmer Music speaks to the Heart
• July 19 Ron Jermaine-Music of the Big Band Era (40’&50”s)
• July 26 Bayou Brothers – Cajun/Zydeco
• Aug. 2 San Diego Concert Band – Classical to Pops; Sousa to the Beatles
• Aug. 9 Corvallis-Motown
• Aug. 16 Coronado Big Band-Swing
• Aug. 23 Moonlight Serenade Orchestra

El Cerrito Summer of Fun 2011
At San Diego Desserts

Mark, the owner of San Diego Desserts, has invited us to his place for El Cerrito summer happy hours.

San Diego Desserts
5987 El Cajon Blvd.
4:30pm to 6:30pm on the following Fridays:

July 29th
August 26th
September 30th

OK....so here's the plan: Come and introduce yourself to people you don't know, tell them what street you live on, and then enjoy getting to know your new El Cerrito neighbors.
Mark has an excellent happy hour menu. Some parking is available across the street behind the Verizon store on 60th; however, please walk there if you can. Hope to see you there!

Let's have some fun this summer and get to know each other.
If any questions, contact Leo @ Leo567@cox.net or 619-250-5469.

Summer Safety and Crime Prevention

Tips from the Mid-City Division for Home, Vacation, Car, and Worksite

Select the following link to read about
Home and Vacation Safety

Home Safety Tips like familiarize guests with your security measures
Vacation Safety Tips like avoid traveling in vehicles that are obviously rented

Select the following link to read about
Auto and Work Site Crime Prevention

Report Auto Thefts to Crime Stoppers

Call 888-580-8477
Text SDTIPS to 274637
web SDRATT.com
i-Phone AP
Facebook

Report Stolen or Missing License Plates

Avoid Fraud When Buying or Selling a Car, Boat, or Motorcycle

Prevent Thefts from Construction Sites

Three Options For University Avenue Improvements

The next community workshop for input on these options is set for Thursday July 21.

With funding from the Crossroads Redevelopment Area, planners and consultants have developed 3 options for improvements to all modes of transportation on University Avenue from 54th Street to 69th Street. The goal of the University Avenue Corridor Mobility Study is to identify short-mid and long term projects that will improve pedestrian access, bicycle facilities and accessibility, transit operations and facilities and traffic flow in the corridor. View the options from links at the end of this posting.

Proposals Include

• Realignment of Chollas Parkway to an intersection with a traffic signal at University Avenue
• Raised medians from 54th Street to 69th Street
• Elimination of free right turn lanes at 54th and 58th Streets, slowing traffic and reducing crossing distance at intersections with large numbers of pedestrians
• Left turn lanes for 58th Street at University Avenue
• A pedestrian ramp to improve access to the bus stop on the north side of University Avenue between 58th Street and 60th Street
• Sidewalks installed where they are missing now

UNIVERSITY AVENUE CORRIDOR MOBILITY STUDY
Community Workshop
THURSDAY July 21
6:30 to 8:00pm
Teen Challenge Center
5450 Lea Street
(Stop by on the way to the ECCC Meeting at 7:00 the same evening.)

Comments on these plans can also be made to the City by contacting Thomas Landre at tlandre@sandiego.gov or to the project consultants by contacting Greg Parks at gparks@katzandassociates.com.

Select the following link to read
Chapters 1 through 4 of the
Mobility Study Preliminary Draft Report

Select the following link to read
Chapter 7 of the
Draft University Avenue Mobility Study

Select the following link to view
Option #1 of the University Avenue Mobility Study

Select the following link to view
Option #2 of the University Avenue Mobility Study

Select the following link to view
Option #3 of the University Avenue Mobility Study

Select the following link to visit the
City's University Avenue Mobility Study Web Page

Redistricting Plans Developed

Based on results of the 2010 Census, district lines are being redrawn for City, County, and State representatives. In the College and Eastern areas of San Diego, districts and representation could change significantly. For the City of San Diego and State of California, independent commissions will draw district lines. For San Diego County, the Board of Supervisors will make the final decision.

At its June 16 community meeting, the ECCC approved a letter to the City of San Diego Redistricting Commission. The letter emphasizes the shared interests of communities in the College Area and Eastern Area planning districts, and it calls for including these planning districts in the same City Council district. Submit your own comments and recommendations to the City of San Diego Redistricting Commission at redistricting_2010@sandiego.gov.

Select the following link to read the
ECCC Letter to the City of San Diego Redistricting Commission

Visit the City of San Diego Redistricting Commission website at
http://www.sandiego.gov/redistricting/

Visit the County of San Diego Redistricting Committee website at
http://www.sdcounty.ca.gov/redistricting/index.html

Visit the California Citizens Redistricting Commission website at
http://wedrawthelines.ca.gov/

ECCC Community Meeting - Thur June 16, 7:00pm

The June 16 ECCC Community Meeting will have a full agenda, with 2 informational presentations and 3 items for a vote of active members. (Blessed Sacrament Parish Hall, 7:00pm)

INFORMATION ITEMS
City Council District 7 staffers will explain a proposal to Reorganize the San Diego Redevelopment Agency, and a representative from Norgthgate Gonzalez Market will speak about opening a new grocery store at 54th Street and University Avenue.

Select the following link to read about the
San Diego Redevelopment Reorganization Proposal

Select the following link to learn more about
Northgate Gonzalez Markets

ITEMS FOR MEMBER VOTE

• Input to the City of San Diego Redistricting Commission
• Request for SDSU's Continued Support of the College Patrol Car
• Designation of ECCC Voter for Crossroads Redevelopment PAC Election

Proposed Input on City Council Redistricting
The agenda for the June 16 ECCC meeting includes a community vote on a letter to the City of San Diego Redistricting Commission. The ECCC Board has prepared a draft letter proposing input for drawing new City Council District boundaries. This letter emphasizes the shared interests of communities in the College Area and Eastern Area Planning Groups and it calls for including the College and Eastern planning areas in the same Council district.

Select the following link to read the
Proposed ECCC Letter to the City Council Redistricting Commission

Select the following link to learn more about the
City of San Diego Redistricting Commission

Funding For the College Car – Letter to SDSU
At its Board meeting on June 2, 2011, it was agreed the members of the ECCC would be asked at the June ECCC meeting to support the College Area Community Council’s letter of May 11, 2011, to San Diego State University concerning the funding of the “party car.”

Select the following link to read the
Proposed ECCC Letter Supporting the College Patrol Car

ECCC Voter for the Crossroads Redevelopment PAC Election
The Crossroads Redevelopment Project Area Committee (PAC) will hold elections for committee members at its June 23 meeting. There is not an ECCC candidate for the PAC, but the ECCC is eligible to designate a voter for the Community Organization Representative. Designating a voter will be on the agenda for the June 16, 2011, ECCC meeting.

Select the following link to learn more about
Crossroads Redevelopment and the PAC Election

Police Division Realignment

At an April 18 meeting, Mid-City Division Captain Lawrence McKinney informed community leaders that the SDPD is making substantial realignment of its divisions, and beginning September 1, 2011, the College Area is being transferred to the Eastern Division.

As a result, El Cerrito will be served by two different divisions. Neighborhoods south of El Cajon Boulevard will remain in the Mid-City Division, with headquarters on Landis Street in City Heights, but residential neighborhoods north of the Boulevard will now be in the Eastern Division, with headquarters on Aero Drive in Kearny Mesa. Commercial lots north of El Cajon Boulevard will remain in the Mid_City Division.

Select the following link to view the
New Mid-City Division Boundaries

Select the Following link to view the
Current SDPD Division Boundaries

Select the following link to view the
New Division Boundary North of El Cajon Blvd.

ECCC Newsletter, June 2011

CONTENTS:

• ECCC Meeting - Thursday, June 16, 2011: Reorganizing the San Diego Redevelopment Agency
• Northgate Gonzalez Market
• Newsletter Donations - Your help Is Needed
• El Cerrito Enclave Project 72057
• New Community Relations Officer - North of El Cajon Boulevard
• Mid-City Division Police Realignment
• Funding for the College Car - Letter to SDSU
• Need a Roof Repair Or Replacement?
• Planning For University Avenue: Community Input Sought
• Crossroads Redevelopment PAC Elections: Voter Selection at the June 16 ECCC Meeting
• ECCC Board Proposes Input on City Council Redistricting - Vote Set for June 16 Community Meeting
• El Cerrito Neighborhood Patrol Updates
• Extract from Lt. Chuck Kaye's Weekly Report
• Top 10 Tips for Avoiding Garage Related Break-ins

Select the following link to read the
June 2011 ECCC Newsletter

El Cerrito Enclave Planning Commission Hearing

A Planning Commission hearing for the El Cerrito Enclave project is scheduled for Thursday June 2. The proposal is to demolish an existing house at 5402 Gilbert Drive, subdivide the parcel into 4 lots, and build 4 new houses.

City of San Diego, Planning Commission
Public Hearing, including the El Cerrito Enclave project #72057
Thursday, June 2
9:00am
City Administration Building, 12th Floor, Council Chambers
202 C Street

Select the following link to read the
Planning Commission Notice of Public Hearing

You can comment on this project by writing to

The City of San Diego Planning Commission
1222 First Ave, 4th floor
San Diego, CA 92101
Or email planningcommission@sandiego.gov
Subject: El Cerrito Enclave Project #72057

You can contact your City Council Member about this project by writing to

Marti Emerald
7th District City Council Member
City Administration Building
202 C Street, MS #10A
San Diego, CA 92101
Or email martiemerald@sandiego.gov
Subject: El Cerrito Enclave Project #72057

For more information about this project,
select the following links for the
November 13, 2010 El Cerrito Enclave Posting
August 22, 2010 El Cerrito Enclave Posting

Chollas Triangle Master Plan

The Chollas Triangle Master Plan will provide specific land use and mobility recommendations and guidance to encourage the development of a mixed-use transit-oriented village supported by park, open space, and creek enhancements within the approximately 36-acre Chollas Triangle site at 54th Street, Chollas Parkway, and University Avenue. The Master Plan process will cover a multitude of topics including land use, mobility, urban design, economic feasibility, and implementation.

Community Input for the Master Plan comes from Community Workshops and a Working Group, including ECCC Board members, Jan Riley, Carl Luster, and Jim Westheimer. Both the Workshops and Working Group sessions are open to broad community participation.

Select the following link for an aerial photo of the
Chollas Triangle Site

University Avenue Mobility Study

With funds from the Crossroads Redevelopment Area, the City of San Diego is developing new plans for University Avenue. The University Avenue Mobility Study will develop a comprehensive plan to improve all modes of transportation in the University Avenue Corridor. The goal of the study is to identify short-mid and long term projects that will improve pedestrian access, bicycle facilities and accessibility, transit operations and facilities and traffic flow in the corridor. The study area for the project extends along the length of University Avenue from 54th Street to 69th Street.

Community input for the Mobility Study comes from a from a series of Community Workshops and from a Working Group, including ECCC Board member, Carl Luster. For more information about community involvement, follow the link for the “University Avenue Mobility Plan 54th to 68th Street” in the Transportation Studies list on the City’s Engineering and Capital Projects home page at http://www.sandiego.gov/engineering-cip/.

Select the following links to view the revised meeting schedule, minutes, and other documents for the University Avenue Mobility Study:

• Revised University Avenue Meeting Schedule
• Summary of University Avenue Walk Audits
• Description of Alternatives

Card Room Municipal Code Amendment

In the agenda for its April 20 Board of Director's meeting, the College Area Business Improvement District reports a request by local card rooms to the City of San Diego to amend the Municipal Code to match State Law for card rooms. The Lucky Lady Casino, at 5526 El Cajon Boulevard in El Cerrito, is licensed as a card room under the Municipal Code. The proposed changes would

• Increase the number of tables allowed in San Diego card rooms from 9 to 11
• Allow 24 hour operation instead of the current limit of 9:00am to 2:00am
• Allow the transfer of card room licenses to family members or sale to third parties (Current licenses are not transferable)

The Purpose and Intent of the current card room code (33.3901) states,

"The City Council finds that existence of cardrooms within the City of San Diego has necessitated ever–increasing efforts by Police Department personnel in investigating and responding to criminal activity occurring in and around such establishments; that these increased efforts bring additional costs to the taxpayers and residents of the City, that such establishments attract the incursion of criminal elements into the City, may encourage compulsive gambling, and aggravate existing crime problems in areas of the City where such establishments exist."

Select the following link to read the
Current Municipal Code for Card Rooms

Select the following link to read the
Proposed Amendments to the Municipal Code

ECCC Newsletter, February 2011

CONTENTS:

• Thursday February 17th 2011 ECCC Meeting, Mid-City Bus Rapid Transit Project Planned for Mid-City/Downtown Travelers
• March is Election Time at the ECCC
• Last Month's ECCC Meeting
• Reminder - El Cerrito Clean-up & Recycling Event - February 23rd 2011
• Did You Notice The Van Has Gone?
• A Letter to Community Residents
• Newsletter Donations
• Door Hanger Coupons with This Newsletter
• Rides and Smiles!, Jewish Family Service of San Diego
• Using the Remote to Lock Your Vehicle
• El Cerrito Neighborhood Patrol Updates
• Colina Del Sol Pool, Spring 2011 Program

Select the following link for the
February 2011 ECCC Newsletter

ECCC Newsletter, January 2011

CONTENTS:

• Thursday January 20th 2011 ECCC Meeting, Water Purification Demonstration Project
• Last Month's ECCC Meeting, Holiday Pot-Luck & Get Together
• El Cerrito Community Clean Up and Recycling Event - February 23, 2011
• Mann Middle School/Crawford High School, Design Task Force Meeting #1
• Update on ECCC's El Cajon Boulevard Banner
• Don't Forget about the ECCC Blog
• El Cerrito Neighborhood Patrol
• Newsletter Donations
• Look for Door Hanger Coupons in Next Month's Newsletter
• Rebuilding Together San Diego's Home Renovation (RTSD) Program Now Taking Applications
• Predatory Towing
• Potholes
• Rolando Street Fair Vendor Information

Select the following link for the
January 2011 ECCC Newsletter