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Elimination of MAD leaves many unanswered questions By Ashley Mackin | SDUN Editor Many unanswered questions remain with the elimination of the Greater Golden Hill Maintenance Assessment District (MAD) with several economic details still unknown. However, the first official adjustments have been made and the County will henceforth send tax
By Monica Garske | SDUN Reporter Golden Hill residents could see more trash and graffiti littering their neighborhood due to the closing of the Golden Hill Maintenance Assessment District (MAD). In February, the Superior Court of the State of California, County of San Diego, issued a judgment to shut down
Golden Hill property owner William Carl Fink has pled guilty to charges that he failed to provide adequate structural living conditions to residents of 10 rental units.
City Attorney Communications Director Gina Coburn said the case was first received in October 2009. Since then, Deputy City Attorney Nicole Perdone, the San Diego Police Department and inspectors from the City’s Neighborhood Code Compliance have worked together to resolve the situation.
The community of Golden Hill has come a long way during the past decade and it appears community members and residents have no inclination of stopping this forward momentum in 2011.
With each year that passes, people celebrate old Father Time being reborn as a fresh-faced New Year’s baby. It’s a time for new beginnings, letting go of the past and, of course, lots of celebratingand revelry! What better place is there to welcome the dawn of 2011 than right here in your own community? Whether it’s popping some bubbly in Hillcrest, fine dining in Banker’s Hill or bar hopping in North Park, Uptown News has 10 suggestions to help you ring in the New Year.
Imagine having your whole wedding bill paid in full. Everything right down to the invitations, entertainment, venue, dress, flowers, food and photography—free. San Diego’s top bridal vendors recently did that by working together to create a free wedding for one local couple to enjoy
With $1.9 million in funding, the Greater Golden Hill Community Development Corp. is embarking on a mission to revitalize six blocks in the community’s main corridor along 25th Street, said Anaya Jr., executive director of the Greater Golden Hill
On Saturday, Nov. 6, Golden Hill residents will get a chance to make more decisions on the future of their community when the last of a series of meetings to create the Greater Golden Hill Community Plan Update is discussed
At one time, Johnston said, customers were hanging out and talking at LeStat’s because they were looking for something to do. Now the college crowd takes advantage of WiFi, which is free at LeStat’s, 3343 Adams Ave. between 33rd and Felton streets.
Earlier this year, the City of San Diego began the process of updating the North Park, Golden Hill and Uptown community plans—documents that outline development and land use standards for each community. All three plans were written in the late 1980s and have not been revised since then