The LJCPA Trustee meeting videoconference goes live at 5:30pm, so that participants can make sure their video and/or audio are working. The Chair calls the meeting to order at 6pm. Registration is necessary to attend the meeting: please visit https://lajollacpa.org/ljcpa-online-meeting-instructions/ for instructions.
This page contains links to the agenda for the meeting and materials applicants, their representatives, and interested parties submitted in connection with action items. There are no materials (beyond committee minutes) for Consent Agenda items.
If you have comments on these or other agenda items, you may submit them using the form at the foot of this page (following the list of recent comments).
Meeting Agenda
Committee Minutes
- DPR 11/10/2020: https://lajollacpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/201110-DPR-minutes-1.pdf
- DPR 11/17/2020: https://lajollacpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/201117-DPR-minutes.pdf
Consent Agenda (unless pulled)
- 6715 Neptune (668003, Marengo) see DPR 11/10/2020
- 305 Bonair (653750, Krencik) see DPR 11/10/2020
- 1542 Copa de Oro (676181, Morton) see DPR 11/10/2020
- (if Agenda is amended) 6375 Avenida Cresta/6360 Via Maria (667263, Duke/Crisafi) see DPR 11/17/2020
Action Items
La Jolla Shores Outdoor Dining
8423 El Paseo Grande
- public MND notice: https://lajollacpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/661815-Public-Notice-Date-10-22-20201.pdf
- draft letter (includes attachments): https://lajollacpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/el-paseo-grande-letter-a.pdf
- merten comments: https://lajollacpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/merten-re-el-paseo-grande.pdf
- posted at peterson’s request: https://lajollacpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/LJCPA-Bylaws-Council-Policy-600-24-.pdf
Complete Communities
- Kane presentation
- Updated documents: https://www.sandiego.gov/complete-communities
(If Agenda is amended) DPR Bylaws Update
The LJCPA Bylaws create DPR and state that “…A quorum for standing and ad hoc committees shall be a majority of the committee members” (VI.2.B) and “LJCPA actions, including subcommittee votes, only require a simple majority of the voting Trustees, or subcommittee members, in attendance when a quorum is present” (VI.2.A.9).
The DPR Bylaws call for specific numbers of attendees, voters, or votes. So long as DPR is fully populated with 10 voting members the differences are unimportant (“50%” or “half” and “5” are the same, for example, as are “majority” and “6”), but when there are vacancies (as has been the norm recently) the differences can slow DPR’s work. Moreover, in one case (defining a quorum) the DPR bylaws fall short of what LJCPA’s bylaws require.
The LJCPA Bylaw provisions, being more recent, supersede the older DPR provisions. The proposed amendments bring DPR’s bylaws into conformance with LJCPA’s Bylaws, and clarify one ambiguity.
Trustees and DPR members were notified of these proposed amendments on 29 Sep 2020. DPR endorsed them by a 2/3 vote, as required, at its 17 Nov 2020 meeting. The amendments will take effect once endorsed by LJCPA Trustees and the La Jolla Town Council Directors.
- Current (2009) DPR bylaws: https://lajollacpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/dpr-bylaws-2009.pdf
- Proposed DPR bylaws (redline changes from 2009 to 2020): https://lajollacpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/dpr-bylaws-2009-redline.pdf
- Proposed DPR bylaws (2020): https://lajollacpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/dpr-bylaws-2020.pdf
(If Agenda is amended) Elections Committee members
- Donna Aprea
- Larry Davidson
- David Dunbar
- Nancy Manno
- Kathleen Neil
- Janie Emerson
Review or Submit Comments
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