County Supervisors Meet, San Pasqual Academy Opens Campus Visits for Active Procurement
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors held a session Wednesday, September 23rd, but verified agenda detail and vote-by-vote outcomes were not available in sufficient form to responsibly characterize what was decided. The Board's most recently confirmed general legislative session before Wednesday was September 15th, a month in which supervisors have already acted on the Boulevard solar project, the El Capitan boat ramp extension, the Starlight Solar permit, and a wage-theft enforcement package. Formal action minutes from Wednesday's meeting are expected to be posted to the county's public portal Thursday; sandiegocounty.gov is the authoritative source for confirmed outcomes.
A more time-sensitive county development involves San Pasqual Academy, the county's residential educational campus for foster youth — a facility that combines on-site housing with academic programming for young people in the child welfare system. The county has issued a Request for Information covering September 15th through October 13th, and interested organizations can schedule campus visits today, Thursday September 24th, at 10 a.m., or Friday the 25th at the same time. Nonprofits, educational entities, or organizations with a potential role in the academy's programming or operations are encouraged to act within this active window.
On the San Diego City Council side, no new verified action from a council vote in the past 24 hours met the threshold for reporting. Major ongoing threads — the Midway Rising ground lease discussion, the 107 Ash Street conversion, and the autonomous vehicle resolution — were covered earlier in the week and produced no new qualifying overnight developments.