Are you interested in serving at least two years on the Pacific Beach Planning Group (PBPG)?

Elections for the PBPG will be held March 28th, 2012 at the PB library.
Candidates for the board must have attended at least one meeting in 2011, or attend the January 2012 meeting.
There are two types of candidate positions, residential and business/commercial.
Potential candidates must complete and return the election packet by March 14th. Please refer to the PBPG By-Laws for complete details.

If you would like an election packet, or you have any questions, please contact Damon Westwood at 858-922-9019 or by email at novacaine@san.rr.com.

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Please Review:

DRAFT Alcohol License Policies and Issues in Pacific Beach

A Report from the Alcohol License Review Committee, a subcommittee of the PBPG

The Pacific Beach Planning Group

Held a Special Community Meeting:

Alcohol License Policy and Issues in Pacific Beach

Monday, June 14, 2010 – 6:30 to 8:00 Pm

The presentation was attended by over 150 community members, including Vice and other police officers, and ABC Director Jennifer Hill.

For those who were unable to attend, here are the documents presented at the meeting.

• Powerpoint Presentation
• Ventura Police Presentation (Officer Donswyk’s Powerpoint of Ventura’s Policies)
• Survey Handout for Attendees
• 6-Page Handout for Attendees

Alcohol Crime Map
Census Tract of Alcohol License Crime
PB Evolution
New and Pending PB Alcohol Licenses

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The PB Planning Group is chartered with upholding the Pacific Beach Community Plan .

The Pacific Beach Community Plan is the City of San Diego’s adopted statement of policy for growth and development of the Pacific Beach planning area over the next decade.

We strongly recommend that anyone presenting projects to the Planning Group read and adhere to this plan, as it is what we use to judge the acceptability of projects.

The plan is a conceptual "blueprint" for how we wish to evolve Pacific Beach while still preserving natural resources, especially the unique relationship that exists between Pacific Beach and its primary natural resource–the Pacific Ocean and Mission Bay.

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Welcome to the new website for the Pacific Beach Planning Group (formerly known as the Pacific Beach Community Planning Committee).

See the links above for updated Minutes and Agendas.

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