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Save PQ Village

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David Lin
8 years ago

We must save low and moderate income housing in San Diego!

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Andrea Beth Damsky
8 years ago

La Mesa resident Bd of Supervisors District 2

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Tony Olaes
8 years ago

I grew up in PQ. I had many friends who lived in this village growing up. With the shortage of affordable housing in SD, the developer needs to accomdate more Section 8 qualified housing beyond what they are proposing.

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Noemi Mones
8 years ago

Please save this village! The elderly, disabled, and low income families are what shape the culture around us! We should be caring for them and empowering them, not displacing them!

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Kevin Lourens
8 years ago

Considering there is a massive shortage of low income housing in general, there should be no reduction in affordable housing in San Diego PERIOD, aside from the fact many in this community will be displaced.

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Jared Hebreo
8 years ago

I know a friend who lives here, and I would be hurt to hear that he has to move out.

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Alex Ramirez
8 years ago

Please save these people

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Anonymous
8 years ago

I am a UCSd student in the Urban Studies and Planning major. I am conducting a research project on PQ Village and affordable housing for my senior thesis. I will be at the Planning Commission meeting this Thursday. I look forward to meeting and speaking with you all.

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Marqui
8 years ago

Save PQ Village.

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Asian Pacific Student Alliance
8 years ago

We as the Asian Pacific Student Alliance chapter of San Diego State University stand in support of the AAPI community here in San Diego and beyond.

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Justin Ricafort
8 years ago

The displacement of residents in PQ Village and no equitable provisions for affordable housing is disastrous on a community and humanitarian level. Adequate, accessible, and affordable housing is the solution.

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Shige Hiratsuka
8 years ago

Keep affordable housing in this area. Save the disadvantaged !!

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Nelson Hautea
8 years ago

We need housing

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Sophie Paul
8 years ago

I was a housewife for 16 years mother of 3. After my divorce my husband a lawyer got everything I have no asset, no money and still have to take care of a 10 years old little boy. If I have to move I will not find another place with my part time job as a preschool teacher. I am very worried for my future I need a house for me and my son. Thanks for your action

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It is so sad to see that the city is more focus on the homeless population downtown but is neglecting the plight of the majority of seniors and hard working low income family living in PQ village. How heartless of these developers.

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Daniel Gonzales
8 years ago

I am one of the residents and i am so glad that you are helping us to save our community. Please update us whatever outcome on this matters. Thank you snd best regards

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Rev Cheri Metier
8 years ago

PQ is a welcoming community that requires people is all social economic status to thrive. Don't make my neighbors homeless.

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Ilona Habets
8 years ago

I've lived here 30yrs. It's my Home! Lived in this neighborhood 36yrs.

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Ian M Seruelo
8 years ago

The SD City Council should confront the issue of growing homelessness in the city, and rejecting this redevelopment plan is a step in the right direction.

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Neal Ortiguerra
8 years ago

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Hotel_(San_Francisco)#History We must learn from our mistakes and be on the correct side of history this time. Preserve the affordable housing and comply with the community plan!