Write the City Council, and the California Coastal Commission to support the commonsense regulations proposed by Council President Campbell.
Earlier this year, the San Diego City Council passed a STR Ordinance. The new law is scheduled to take effect citywide July 1, 2022, but first the City Staff must develop the details for how the law will be implemented. These details, or administrative regulations, regulations that will be presented to the City Council on October 11, 2021 and include information such as how licenses will be granted, how the City will enforce the new rules and what information will be documented online.
Before the law can be implemented in the Coastal Zones, the City must obtain approval from the California Coastal Commission which oversees San Diego’s beach communities.
Opponents of STRs are petitioning the California Coastal Commission to reject the ordinance. If successful, they could then advocate for fewer STR licenses or all out bans in lieu of the commonsense regulations that were passed.
Please send your email to Alex Llerandi, Coastal Program Analyst,
at Alexander.Llerandi@coastal.ca.gov and contact City officials at:
619-236-6330
mayortoddgloria@sandiego.govCity Attorney Mara W. Elliott619-236-6220
cityattorney@sandiego.govCouncil District 1 - Joe LaCava619-236-6611
joelacava@sandiego.govCouncil District 2 - Jennifer Campbell619-236-6622
jennifercampbell@sandiego.govCouncil District 3 - Stephen Whitburn619-236-6633
stephenwhitburn@sandiego.govCouncil District 4 - Monica Montgomery Steppe619-236-6644
monicamontgomery@sandiego.govCouncil District 5 - Marni von Wilpert619-236-6655
marnivonwilpert@sandiego.govCouncil District 6 - Chris Cate619-236-6616
chriscate@sandiego.govCouncil District 7 - Raul Campillo619-236-6677
raulcampillo@sandiego.govCouncil District 8 - Vivian Moreno619-236-6688
vivianmoreno@sandiego.govCouncil District 9 - Sean Elo-Rivera619-236-6699
seanelorivera@sandiego.gov