Online Registration Is Now Closed.
Walk-in registrations will be taken at the door as space permits.
Schedule:
7:00 - 7:30 a.m. ~ Registration, Networking
& Continental Breakfast
7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. ~ Program
Qualcomm Site Redevelopment:
Whose Land Is This?
Multiple Experts Weigh In!
As Woody Guthrie wrote in his seminal song, “This land is your land, this land is my land … this land was made for you and me,” San Diegans deserve a transparent public process to determine the best plan for redeveloping the publicly owned Qualcomm Stadium site in Mission Valley.
This is a unique opportunity, involving the long-term future of the largest piece of developable public land in the city. Rather than seizing the first opportunity presented to them, city leaders need to hear from the public about what uses of the site best meet the needs of Mission Valley, the city and region as a whole, and how any decision should be made.
Several distinct perspectives will be explored during our March Breakfast Dialogue. We'll discuss the pros and cons of various approaches to this sensitive, crucial process, including such alternatives as an appointed task force, facilitated community meetings, an RFPs or RFQ, and more.
Moderator
CEO/Editor in Chief of Voice of San Diego
Panel
Bob Schulz
University Architect, Assoc VP at San Diego State University
Haney Hong
President and CEO, San Diego County Taxpayers Association
Kim Kilkenny
Former Chair, Centre City Development Corporation
Trish Butler
CEO, BRG Consulting & NTC Reuse Planning Committee
2017 Breakfast Dialogue
Sustainability Partner:
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