The City of San Diego continues to chase grand dreams while having let critical infrastructure crumble and go unmaintained. 

Decades of deferred maintenance on dams, stormwater channels, streets, and sidewalks led to lawsuits and throwing good money after bad for neglect, costly errors, and bad decisions. 

Instead of re-committing to getting the basics right, the City of San Diego wants residents to fork over more of their hard-earned money

 

Say, NO, San Diego!

City politicians continue to fund a Climate Action Plan, a Climate Equity Fund, and push forward on the astronomically expensive 'toilet-to-tap' "Pure Water" facilities (this after wasting millions of gallons of water due to mandated lowering of levels for dangerous, neglected dams.)

 

 

 

 

Concerns from the San Diego County Taxpayers Association

 

Even a local government watchdog group, San Diego County Taxpayers Association, opposes this sales tax increase primarily for two reasons: 

*  the city is not legally bound to allocate the general funds exclusively to the purposes specified in the ordinace language

 

*  the measure lacks a 'sunset clause', meaning there is no end date so would potentially be in perpetuity

 

 

Articles on City of San Diego Priorities & Past Problems

 

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