Welcome to SaveParkBlvd.Org

The City of San Diego is lacking transparency and communication with the community, planning groups, business and property  owners and you the voters! The City has 2 projects they are pushing through without releasing reports, studies and the lack of safety it will have for the disabled, families with children or pets. Changing the architectural design of Park Blvd the front door of National historic landmark and world famous park and SD Zoo. This should be a matter that the people get to vote on as the Park belongs to all of us.

Secondly, We were not informed of the plans to reconfigure the business district of Park Blvd from University to Adams until the media got involved and they started marking up the streets.  Reducing our parking by  40% impacting the businesses, property owners and visitors of  Park Blvd.  The City's plans provided by Randy Wilde on May 11,2022 

Randy Wilde 

 Senior Policy Advisor  Office of Mayor Todd Gloria  C: 619-380-5621  RWilde@sandiego.gov and presented by Everett Hauser

 June 1-2,2022 have flaws, are completely unsafe due to the lack of infrastructure and will cause emergency vehicle response time delays. When will the City acknowledge they need to protect all of San Diegans and the visitors.

The bike lane plans for Park Blvd have several flaws and  the City, Mayor Gloria, City Attorney Mara W. Elliott, Sandag  and  City staff have ignored letters, calls and request to meet with the community members, Community Associations, Planning Groups,  business owners and property owners on Park Blvd and museums.  Several Cultural Museums will be greatly impacted by the reconfiguration and  the historical picturesque landscape of Balboa Park will be changed. Safe mobility is needed but needs to take into consideration the safety of all and voters should have their voices heard and acknowledged.

Parking will be removed from Park Blvd and plans are to charge for parking in the Park. 

As for Park Blvd from University Ave to Adams Ave  Class II lanes have been changed to class IV with no safety, traffic or environmental  files available to the public. Do they even exist or is this another Gold Coast/ Mire Mesa where they didn't consider the people or feasibility of their plans . Reducing Park Blvd to one lane and having cars park in the center and people exit  their cars in the line of buses, cars and emergency vehicles traffic on dimly lit streets at night.  All these decisions with no voter approval, government reports including federal ADA laws. The infrastructure from lack of lighting, no drainage, current sloping of streets and  no/crumbling curbs will cause flooding and private property damage. They failed to host  public hearings and they did not notify the community until multiple media coverage regarding the communities frustration over the lack of transparency and communication from Mayor Gloria.