Port Commissioner and candidate for Congress Scott Peters shares news about plans for San Diego Embarcadero, offers warning about UT San Diego stadium proposal for marine terminal.

On March 13th, the OB Planning Board held its annual election to select half of its membership.  A new term brought new leadership—and a few new faces—to the Ocean Beach Planning board.  After two terms as the board’s chairman, Giovanni Ingolia stepped aside in favor of becoming just a regular board member.  Jane Gawronski will take his place as the chairperson.

Landry Watson, a familiar face to both the OB Town Council and the OB Planning Board, will resume his duties of the vice chair, Barbara Schmidtknecht will become the board’s new treasurer, and board newcomer Kelly Taing has accepted the nomination for secretary.

The OB Planning Board consists of 14 members, two from each of the seven districts.  There are still four open seats.

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Andy spent 15 years working in the highest levels of the San Diego professional sports world, including both the Padres and the Chargers. He began his foray into writing while a volunteer for Francine Busby's 2010 Congressional campaign, eventually becoming a contributor to the now defunct SDNN. He has reported on local and national politics for both the OB Rag and the San Diego Free Press. When not reporting news and events, he offers political and policy commentary from a liberal perspective, occasionally turning back to his sports roots.

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