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Chula Vista mayor delivers third state of the city address

Print In her third state of the city address, Chula Vista Mayor Mary Casillas Salas first touted the beauty of Chula Vista, which translates to “beautiful view” and said the city is great because of its community. Then she reviewed a list of city projects and events: launch of an image advertising campaign acquisition of the former Olympic Training Center the opening of Gateway Marketplace initial fruits of Proposition P, an infrastructure measure The city launched “THIS is Chula,” in February to encourage countywide residents to shop, dine and play, and hopefully change any negative perceptions. The city spent about $100,000 to promote the city with billboards showcasing the city’s growing craft beer movement, the newly renamed Mattress Firm Amphitheater where concerts are held, and SeaWorld Aquatica, the city’s waterpark and its bayfront opportunities.

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If Chula Vista reduces Millenia s retail space, it will lose $4 5 million annually

Chula Vista The developers of eastern Chula Vista’s Millenia project want to reduce the amount of non-residential space in the development, which is supposed to be a major revenue-generator for the city. Scaling back the development’s commercial and hotel space is expected to reduce Millenia’s annual tax revenues by $4.5 million, according to a staff report from Chula Vista. The City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday on the proposed changes to Millenia’s development plan. The current acre development plan includes a maximum of 3.4 million square feet of commercial space and 500 hotel rooms. Building that would generate $2.8 million in annual tax revenues by 2028 and $10 million by 2048.

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Chula Vista hopes Third Avenue renovation will spark local businesses

Third Avenue in downtown Chula Vista recently completed its multi-year facelift project. Local officials and small business owners this month celebrated the completion of the streetscape improvement project that began nearly a decade ago. The $14.1 million three-phase project includes better pedestrian access, an expanded bicycle parking, energy efficient lighting and drought-tolerant landscaping, as well as new medians among other traffic-calming measures. Funding was provided by the San Diego Association of Governments, the TransNet program, the Third Avenue Village Association and the city. Advertisement “Third Avenue is the heart of our historic downtown with shops, restaurants and many locally owned businesses,” Mayor Mary Casillas-Salas said. “That’s what we’re proud of, that they are locally owned by people who grew up in this area.”

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Chula Vista greenlights nearly $17 million in rental and utility assistance

Chula Vista greenlights nearly $17 million in rental and utility assistance Help is also being offered on the federal level for landlords and other property owners struggling to make their mortgage payments. Author: Richard Allyn (Reporter) Updated: 11:31 PM PST February 16, 2021 CHULA VISTA, Calif Help is on the horizon for some Chula Vista tenants struggling to pay their rent during the pandemic. Tuesday night, Chula Vista leaders passed a nearly $17 million rental relief package, which will also provide Chula Vista residents who ve been impacted by the pandemic help with paying utility bills as well. We are very thankful for the money that is coming down from both the state and the federal government, Chula Vista Mayor Mary Casillas Salas moments before the vote was cast. Only council member John McCann abstained, due to a conflict of interest.

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