Overview

The Downtown Community Planning Council (DCPC) (formerly named the Centre City Advisory Committee) is a group of nineteen members who are elected for a 2-year term to represent Downtown residential homeowners and tenants, commercial property owners and business people, charitable, civic and cultural groups.

The DCPC meets monthly. You can view meeting location information and the DCPC Downtown Docket by going to the events calendar.

Executive Committee

Executive Chairperson

Bob Link

Executive Vice Chair

Chloé Lauer

Executive Secretary

Manny Rodriguez

What Does the DCPC DO?

The DCPC provides a vehicle for public participation relating to the growth and redevelopment of Downtown San Diego and serves as a communications link between its citizens, City Planners and the City Council. The DCPC also represents Downtown on the citywide Community Planning Committee. DCPC members publish meeting agendas and minutes to keep the community advised of issues and meeting schedules. The DCPC sponsors various community meetings and workshops to seek public input on community matters downtown.

DCPC MEMBERS RESPONSIBILITIES

Once a month the DCPC meets to review development and design proposals, redevelopment plans and programs, development and loan agreements and other Downtown development policies and programs. Affordable housing, parking, transportation needs, street lighting, homelessness and social issues are some of the subjects discussed and studied.

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