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Proposal for Open Discussion on a Draft La Jolla Community Parking Management Plan to Address Parking Issues and Unify Our Community. Now scheduled for discussion at the March 19, 2008 La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board meeting. (March 1, 2008)
NoPaidParking.Org Press Release (November 19, 2007)

Promote La Jolla, Inc. Documents

Promote La Jolla (PLJ) vs. Nancy Warwick and Bob Collins, 34-page opening brief appealing February 8, 2008 San Diego Superior Court ruling against Promote La Jolla (July 28, 2008)
Promote La Jolla (PLJ) Board members (as PDF) (April 11, 2008)
Warwick vs. Promote La Jolla tenative ruling challenging Promote La Jolla's last election of Directors and seating Nancy Warwock and Bob Collins as Board of Directors for the 2008/2009 term. (February 8, 2008)

Judge Meyer of the California Supeior Court found that Promote La Jolla had engaged in election violations when it refused to seat Nancy Warwick and Bob Collins to two director seats they had lawfully won in the elections of October 2007. At the hearing, Promote La Jolla urged the court to deny seats to Warwick and Collins, in part, due to their opposition to paid parking in the Village of La Jolla. The court rejected each of Promote La Jolla's arguments, finding that the mutual-benefit corporation had repeatedly violated election rules in denying seats to Warwick and Collins.
2007 Promote LJ Jolla Election Results (October 11, 2007)
Promote La Jolla Bylaws (October 14, 1994)
1992 SD City Ordinance O-92 Ammending the BID
1990 SD City Ordinance O-90 Establishing the BID

La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board (LJCPDAB) Documents

Podcast with Martin Mosier's Non-Agenda Comments before the San Diego City Council. Once again, Martin seems to be "coloring the truth". Misinformation included claiming only 60 people showed up at the meeting (more like over 100), that he was "shocked" that the City Attorney wanted to cancel the March 20 Parking Advisory Board meeting (despite documented, clear evidence of repeated Political Reform Act and Brown Act violations by the Parking Advisory Board), and characterizing himself as "essentially an unknown person within La Jolla" that the City Attorney claims can "can somehow influence [Scott Peters and the City Council's] vote"! (March 25, 2008) transcript...

San Diego City Council Meeting
Non-Agenda Public Comment*
March 25, 2008

Mosier>> Good morning. My name is Martin Mosher. I am the current Chair of the La Jolla Parking Advisory Board. I am here to here today to briefly inform the Council of what occurred at our meeting last week, March 19th, of the La Jolla Community District Parking Advisory Board.

We were all here on February 26th. City Council voted unanimously to have the community parking districts to get back to business and start voting again. Ms. Atkins position was clear, advisory and should be able to continue to operate. Mr. Calabreese who was present at that meeting, that there be no problem implementing the direction of the Council at that time. So, why is our parking board been again stopped from working by the City Attorney?

Given the last direction of the City Council on February 26, I as Chair set the agenda for our publicly noticed regular meeting last week on March 19. On that morning, just five hours before the meeting, I was shocked to get a letter from Mr. Aguirre himself advising me that our Board could not vote or act on any items at all. I decided to hold the meeting anyway.

However, I was even more shocked when Mr. Aguirre personally showed up at the meeting that same afternoon to advise me that I could not continue the meeting, could not accept any testimony from the public, we could not vote, and we could not listen to our constituents. in other words, I scheduled a meeting to hear from the community, and Mr. Aguirre personally shows up to say you can't even have this hearing, you can't even listen to these presentations.

I decided to ignore the advice of the City Attorney and to continue with public testimony. About 60 people had come to this meeting to discuss alternative parking plans, not our parking plan, but alternative parking plans from the community. Mr. Aguirre, however, advised me that our board will be developed collective concurrence if we heard testimony. Our board was formed by you, the City Council, not the City Attorney, to give advice about parking solutions within our community.

If this is not bad enough, at a recent meeting last Thursday, at the Citywide parking advisory committee, the deputy City Attorney, informed me that if our board was to give any advice to the City Council, that our parking board and our parking board alone, of the six parking districts, would have that advice declared invalid by the City Attorney's Office because Mr. Aguirre has alleged that there is some personal relationship between me and Mr. Peters and me and the City Council and me personally and the City staff so that I essentially an unknown person within La Jolla can somehow influence your vote.

Peters>> Thank you.

Mosier>> Thanks.

Peters>> I am interested in a response from the City Attorney. I was quite amazed of the thing I read in the Village News about this meeting. We are just asking for a recommendation. That's what I understood what we had sent out, and I think we're making a difficult situation in La Jolla even more difficult if we can't get through the community process so we can talk about whether we're going to do anything. Again, let everyone know, I am personally not committed to any particular course of action, but I would like to hear from the City Attorney. I don't think it is appropriate now, because it is not docketed.

Madaffer>> Is this something that should be at some point is it right to come to Council or at LU&H --

Peters>> It was at Council.

Madaffer>> That's why I don't understand this.

Peters>> Let's get a response from the City Attorney in writing on that.

Attorney's Office>> We have memos and letters related to this. I'm not sure if the Council was copied. We will look into that --

Peters>> We are particularly interested in the evidence that was cited in the newspaper.

Attorney's Office>> I don't see that article, I'm sorry, so I can't comment on that.

* Above derived from the closed-caption text from the Council meeting video feed.

Letter from Scott Peters read into the record at the March 19, 2008 Parking Advisory Board meeting, stating that "[San Diego City] Council President Scott Peters remains open to any number of reasonable solutions to La Jolla's parking problem, meaning both plans that include and plans that specifically exclude paid on-street parking". (March 19, 2008)
Letter from San Diego City Attorney's Office regarding the agenda for the March 19, 2008 Parking Advisory Board meeting, reiterating its position that "in its current posture, the Board is incapable of taking any legally defensible action". The City Attorney also sent out a press release regarding this matter. (March 19, 2008)
Sixty-six page letter from La Jollans for Clean Government to the City Attorney's Office detailing violations of the Brown Act by the Parking District Advisory Board.

Over 50 pages of this document consist of copies of email communication between Board members, including illegal voting and Board member polls, non-public development of parking plans (i.e., fact findings, investigations and deliberation), non-public Board deliberations on how to inform/shape public opinion on parking issues, Brown Act violations in the development of Board rules, and Board member knowledge of ongoing Brown Act violations. (March 18, 2008)
Forty-seven page letter from La Jollans for Clean Government to the City Attorney's Office detailing violations of the Political Reform Act by the Parking District Advisory Board. (March 18, 2008)
Letter from La Jollans for Clean Government asking the City Attorney's Office to remind Martin Mosier, Chairman of the Parking Advisory Board that it should not engage in substantive parking deliberations until its members either file Form 700 disclosures or the Board adopts and receives City Council approval for an alternate disclosure code. (March 17, 2008)
City Council Docket Item 102 calling for a Council Resolution recinding the proposed requirement for a Community Parking District Advisory Board Conflict of Interest Code and thereby reverting to Municipal Code Section 26.0105 - Exception for Solely Advisory Boards and Commissions. (March 14, 2008)
Comments on the Pilot Parking Plan by Sherri Lightner submitted to the La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board at the November 19, 2007 meeting. Now scheduled for discussion at the March 19, 2008 meeting. (November 3, 2007)
Request for Council Action for Community Parking District Advisory Board Conflict of Interest Code to be adopted by the San Diego City Council and approval by the Mayor. This will require Board members to sign Form 700 per the instructions in the Reference Pamphlet from the California Fair Political Practices Commission. (Feburary 19, 2008)
Draft Resolution Adopting the Conflict of Interest Code for the La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board from the City Attorney's Office for future adoption by the San Diego City Council and approval by the Mayor. (Feburary 4, 2008)
Appendix A and B from the Draft Resolution Adopting the Conflict of Interest Code for the La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board detailing Designated Positions, Duties and Categories and Statement of Economic Interest Disclosure Categories. (Feburary 4, 2008)
Original Draft Resolution Adopting the Conflict of Interest Code for the La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board from the City Attorney's Office for future adoption by the San Diego City Council and approval by the Mayor. (January 11, 2008)
Original Appendix A and B from the Draft Resolution Adopting the Conflict of Interest Code for the La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board detailing Designated Positions, Duties and Categories and Statement of Economic Interest Disclosure Categories. (January 11, 2008)
Letter from City Attorney stating that the Parking Advisory Board currently is incapable of taking any legally defensible action until statements of financial interest are filed by all Board members (December 17, 2007)
Letter from City Attorney's Office regarding City Attorney's role in advising the Parking Advisory Board (December 14, 2007)
Memo from City Attorney's Office regarding the application of the Political Reform Act to the Parking Advisory Board. (December 14, 2007)
LJCPDAB's Letters of Support Book (November 2007)

This spiral-bound document is titled "Letters of Support for Paid Parking in La Jolla" and is subtitled "The letters enclosed are from business owners and property owners in support of paid parking in the Village of La Jolla".
This document was shown by Martin Mosier at the December 6, 2007 La Jolla Community Planning Association meeting.
The document contains 252 form letters in one of three forms:
- Promote La Jolla's Form letter to Scott Peters (on Promote La Jolla Letterhead)
- Bill Berkley's (owner of Jack's La Jolla and Promote La Jolla board member) Petition Form (Version #1)
- Bill Berkley's (owner of Jack's La Jolla and Promote La Jolla board member) Petition Form (Version #2)
Press release from La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board announcing search for candidates for at-large business owner and at-large resident positions for 2008 term (November 28, 2007)
Press release from La Jollans for Clean Government announcing investigation of La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board (November 18, 2007)
La Jolla Community Parking Advisory Board Conflict of Interest Demand Letter from La Jollans for Clean Government (November 18, 2007)
La Jolla Community Parking Advisory Board Cease and Desist Demand from La Jollans for Clean Government, Inc. (November 13, 2007)
SD City Council Action Item 335 for the CPD contract with PLJ
SD City Council Docket material including contract and the monies for CPD operation for FY 2008
SD City Council Policy 100-18 is for how to set up a Parking District
La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board's Proposed Pilot Parking Program (September 19, 2007)
La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board's Proposed Pilot Parking Program (including Parking Advistory Board comments) (September 19, 2007)
La Jolla Community Parking District Advisory Board's Proposed Pilot Program map showing paid parking and resident permit areas in La Jolla (September 12, 2007)
2007 LJCPDAB Meeting Minutes:
- February 9, 2007 Meeting
- February 21, 2007 Meeting
- February 28, 2007 Meeting
- March 1, 2007 Meeting
- March 21, 2007 Meeting
- May 16, 2007 Meeting
- May 21, 2007 Meeting
- July 18, 2007 Meeting
- August 15, 2007 Meeting
- August 30, 2007 Meeting
- September 19, 2007 Meeting
- October 31, 2007 Meeting

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