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SAN DIEGO  The city of San Diego decided not to renew a management contract with a local nonprofit after months of complaints from some Logan Heights property owners about poor service and resistance to public criticism during meetings. The Central Commercial District Revitalization Corp. will no longer manage sidewalk sweeping, trash collection, tree trimming and graffiti removal for the maintenance assessment district that includes Logan Heights, Sherman Heights, Grant Hill and Stockton, officials said. The nonprofit had managed the district for more than 20 years, with an annual budget of more than $200,000. In fiscal 2020 the nonprofit received $259,217 in revenues and spent $252,271. For fiscal 2021-2022, it was projected to receive about $273,500 and to spend $266,106.

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