Neighborhood Meeting
St. Mary's School, 515 Wisconsin
Connecting and Informing Neighbors
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Transit Center Development Concerns
NCTD has submitted a Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) to the City for development of the Oceanside Transit Center (OTC) with 7 Story, mixed use project including apartments, commercial, parking, a hotel, NCTC offices and a new transportation hub.
OCNA is reviewing this document and found some major impacts to our neighbors around this project! Key issues are:
1) Routing dozens of buses and 1000+ additional cars on our small streets (Michigan and Missouri) creating safety hazards for pedestrians and cyclists!
2) This routing will wipe out our limited street parking for residents and businesses like ACE Hardware and Local Tap House (LTH).
3) NCTD has not done proper traffic analysis to identify and correct the impacts of 100% increase of traffic!
4) This creates a HUGE air quality and noise problems. The trains may blow their horns up to 10 times per arrival and departure!
***PLEASE email these concerns BEFORE Oct 18th to Rob Dmohowski, Principal Planner at rdmohowski@oceansideca.org.
President Jane Marshall
Vice President Curt Busk
Treasurer Lane Stewart
Director Kevin Ham
Director Open
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OCTOBER 22, 2024 from 6-7PM
PIER, MEASURE X, SAND PROJECT UPDATE
Jayme Timberlake will update us on the citizen opinions from the Oct 13th Sand Workshop and the survey of where beach speed bumps may be located!
Michael Gossman, Asst City Manager, will provide details on what Measure X tax has funded and learn why extending this valuable will fund sand replenishment, Gatekeepers security, traffic calming and more! He will also update us on what is happening with the Pier.
The Board is meeting regularly with city officials to keep our Seaside neighborhood safe and clean!
- The city is working to identify and paint red curbs on critical intersections to improve visibility for drivers and neighbors.
- We are currently working on a pre-Coast Hwy Redevelopment plan for traffic calming and cut through traffic Tremont, Ditmar, and Freeman streets.
- We successfully worked with the city to stop the unpermitted harboring of homeless reducing negative impacts and crimes.
- We continue to work with staff on pressing the NCTD project for more transparency and mitigate negative bus circulation impacts.
HELP SUPPORT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD!
Free Oceanside Cultural Fest Oct 19
Oceanside Coastal Neighborhood Association (OCNA) is made up of people just like you. We’re your neighbors down the street and around the corner who are getting involved in our community and strengthening ties to one another.
By sharing information and working together, we can all make a great neighborhood even better. Our mission is to ensure a vital, sustainable neighborhood that protects the quality of life for all citizens in the Oceanside coastal area.
OCNA IS WORKING FOR YOU!
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The City’s Coastal Management conducted a beach update and survey on the proposed “speed bumps” location along the south of the Pier Strand. This workshop was conducted electronically to allow more people to participate.
The location survey result is expected to be released early fall. Support groups have also been successful in getting on-going City funding for beach sand and habitat maintenance!
Since 2002, OCNA has been your neighborhood source for accurate information and neighborhood advocacy!
OCNA is the only downtown neighborhood advocate. We provide updates from the City and speak out on matters affecting our neighborhood. Your support helps us continue to make Seaside the best part of downtown Oceanside!
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Business Membership is $50/year or $4/month
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Lane Stewart (760) 214-3984
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