Save Rose Creek

Our vision is for lower Rose Creek to be an open space park providing recreational and learning opportunities and a clean, healthy, aesthetically pleasing environment for residents, visitors, businesses, and native plants and animals, while serving as an accessible link for bicyclists and pedestrians to move between Rose Canyon Park, Marian Bear Park, Mission Bay Park, and surrounding communities.
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Thursday, August 28, 2008

SAVE SAN ONOFRE STATE PARK HEARING ON SEPT 22

The Secretary of Commerce announced the rescheduled public hearing will take place on September 22 at O'Brien Hall at the Del Mar Fairgrounds from 10:30 AM to 8:30 PM.

The hearing location is perfect, since this is where the Coastal Commission heard the facts from both sides and voted 8-2 against the toll road. Also the Park and Trestles beach are in San Diego County, so it's ideal to hold the hearing where the project will have the worst impacts.

The hearing is open to all members of the public, and anyone wishing to provide oral testimony at the hearing must submit a written request via US mail or commercial carrier to NOAA no later than September 12, 2008. Neither requests after this date nor requests submitted by fax, email or voicemail will be considered. In the request, please include full name, address and a statement that the testimony will be provided on behalf of the individual, (see below for example of what to mail to the Secretary) .

It's critical that you register to speak and attend the hearing to show your strong opposition to the toll road. As we saw with the Coastal Commission, decision makers take notice and weigh their decision more carefully when thousands of people attend a public hearing. It's imperative that Save Trestles supporters, from near and far, are present to ensure the Commission's decision is upheld.

We will be sending out more concrete details as they come, but in the meantime, please mail your request to speak immediately. As always, you can still attend a public hearing even if you do not speak. But the more people we having testifying on behalf of Trestles and San Onofre, the greater chance we have of finally winning this battle!


Please Include the Following, and Physically Mail To:

Thomas Street,NOAA Office of General Counsel for Ocean Services
1305 East-West Highway, Room 6111
Silver Spring, MD 20910.

Please note, all mail must be received no later than September 12, 2008

In Your Letter Say:


Dear Mr. Street,

I wish to speak at the public hearing on September 22 in Del Mar, CA. I will be speaking as an individual, not representing an organization.

Thank you.

Name:


Address:


A big shout out to Surfrider for all their hard work.
For more info, visit http://www.savetrestles.org

24th Annual California Coastal Cleanup Day
Saturday Sept 20

9 AM until noon. Meet at Mission Bay High School in Pacific Beach. 2475 Grand Avenue, San Diego 92109 Pre-register on-line or show up @ 8:30 AM to register the day of the event.

Wear heavy pants, long sleeves and bring heavy duty work gloves if you have them. We have some for volunteers, but the more people bring their own the better.


Community service credit available.

San Diego Coastkeeper and I Love A Clean San Diego, in partnership with the California Coastal Commission, join together each year to cleanup local inland and coastal waterways and beaches in order to prevent marine debris from entering the ocean and to educate Coastal Cleanup Day participants about the importance of pollution prevention. Up to 80 percent of the marine debris on our beaches & oceans comes from a land-based source and that�s why we are counting on YOU to clean up your local beaches, bays, canyons, rivers and creek beds to prevent this trash from polluting our ocean.

This year San Diego Coastkeeper and I Love A Clean San Diego are proud to demonstrate how an international effort can make a positive difference in the health of our ocean because pollution knows no boundaries. In addition to our media site at South Mission Beach, there will be a bi-national Spanish media site at Border Field State Park and three cleanup sites south of the border. Help us reach our goal of 7,000 volunteers and make a positive contribution to our local water ecosystems and increase awareness on how individuals can make a difference.

Sign up for the Rose Creek location.

Native Plant Weeding & Water Saturday, September 13 @ 10 AM

The Nature School - Native Plant Garden Maintenance *

Join us for Native Plant Gardening on Saturday September 13 from 10 AM until noon.

Meet behind the Rose Creek Cottage 2525 Garnet Ave in Pacific Beach. Park on Fogg Street just South of Garnet.

Our focus this month is castor bean removal adjacent to Mission Bay High School. We need to yank the seedlings and cut the pods of the big bushes in preparation for some heavy work to be done on Monday, September 15.

Join the Friends of Rose Creek on the Second Saturday of every month from 10 AM until Noon while we work on The Nature School’s native plant interpretive garden behind Rose Creek Cottage. Enjoy weeding, watering and planting native species and get involved with your creek and your community.

Easy one to two hours project - great for children of all ages. However, due to liability concerns, all minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian during the event. Perfect for community service credit hours.

Please wear sunscreen, closed-toe shoes, and a hat. Volunteers should bring water and heavy-duty work or gardening gloves. More information Karin Zirk 858-405-7503 or kzirk@earthlink.net

* Part of the Rose Creek Wetlands & Salt Marsh Restoration and Nature Education Preserve project by The Nature Institute. New habitat restoration supported by The Nature Institute and the City of San Diego Environmental Services Dept.

Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Monthly Meeting Wednesday, September 10 @ 6:00 PM

Inviting all residents, business owners, recreational users and others who have an interest in Rose Creek.

~ We meet the Second Wednesday of every month ~

Next Meeting: Wednesday, September 10 @ 6 PM.

Pacific Beach Recreation Center, 1405 Diamond Street (one block south of Ingraham @ Gresham/Diamond) Enter on Gresham St.

For more information, contact Karin 858-405-7503.

Agenda
* Update on Watershed Assessment before City Council
* Update on getting trash cans along the lower portion of creek
* UCSD Internship
* California Coastal Cleanup Day
* Mission Bay Leasehold Funds on November Ballot (continued from August)
* More topics TBA

Saturday, August 09, 2008

Monthly Meeting Wednesday, August 13 @ 6:00 PM

Inviting all residents, business owners, recreational users and others who have an interest in Rose Creek.

~ We meet the Second Wednesday of every month ~

Next Meeting: Wednesday, August 13 @ 6 PM.

Pacific Beach Recreation Center, 1405 Diamond Street (one block south of Ingraham @ Gresham/Diamond) Enter on Gresham St.

For more information, contact Karin 858-405-7503.

Agenda
* Update on Watershed Assessment before City Council
* Update on getting trash cans along the lower portion of creek
* UCSD Internship
* California Coastal Cleanup Day
* Mission Bay Leasehold Funds on November Ballot (see below for supporting documents)
* More topics TBA


07-28-2008_Item_S401.pdf,
dkt20080728.pdf
dkt20080728-supp1.pdf
MBCADraft.pdf
FinalVersionO-2009-13%20Rev.pdf