Sean Elo-Rivera

data center moratorium

It could slow down tech investments in the short term, but it might save taxpayers from footing the bill for strained power and water grids later.

Police surveillance technology (Flock/ALPR)

$377,274.16 donated, no general fund cost.

Temporary moratorium on data centers

Residents fear data centers would drive up already-high SDG&E bills and consume water in a drought; the city says the pause itself costs nothing.

Youth marijuana use prevention

Lower-than-expected sales mean less tax revenue for city services, which could impact your local community funding.

City Clerk performance evaluation

The evaluation could affect the clerk's compensation; one speaker suggested restraint on raises.

Starling Place affordable housing for people experiencing homelessness

Speakers cited less than $50 per day per person in budgeted safe sleeping costs.

data center regulation

This pause could slow down immediate tech investments downtown, but it helps the city avoid expensive infrastructure surprises down the road.

Autonomous vehicle local control and worker protections

No direct cost to taxpayers, but the resolution could shape future fees, enforcement staffing, and how AV companies operate locally.

330: Calling the November 3, 2026 general municipal election

Item 200: Master Lease Agreement to Finance General Fund Vehicles and Equipment (O-2026-147)

2026 Update to the San Diego Municipal Code (Land Development Code) and Local Coastal Program, Minor Amendments to the Downtown Community Plan and General Plan, and Associated Implementing Actions.

New Century Center project approval (General Dynamics site, Kearny Mesa)