February board meeting, Precise Planning Board, Oversized Vehicles, E-Bike enforcement
- President MBTC
- 18 hours ago
- 2 min read
February Board Meeting - The February Board Meeting of the Mission Beach Town Council will be held at 5:00 PM on Wednesday February 4th in the Mission Beach Women's Club at 840 Santa Clara Pl. For this month's meeting there will be no parking at the venue and you must enter through the patio.
Any member of the MBTC may attend board meetings, but shall not be allowed to vote, make, or second motions. However, an attending member may make as many suggestions as allowed by the presiding officer of the meeting.
The agenda for the meeting may be found using the below link
You may also attend via zoom using the below link to login
Mission Beach Precise Planning Board - The Mission Beach Precise Planning Board, the City of San Diego’s recognized planning group for Mission Beach, will hold its nominations for Area Representatives on February 17, 2026. The Election for community members to vote on eligible candidates for Area Representatives will be held on March 17, 2026 from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM at the Belmont Park Community Room, 3146 Mission Boulevard, Second Floor (North side of Belmont Park above the “Arcade” sign).
E-bikes - New signage prohibiting e-bikes and other electric modes of transportation have been posted along the boardwalk in North Mission Beach and more are coming to South Mission and Bay Side Walk. In conjunction with this new signage the SDPD is increasing enforcement of the use of e-bikes and they are illegal even if not being ridden in power mode.
Oversized Vehicles - Illegally parked oversized vehicles continue to be parked in parking lots through out Mission Beach. Due to a settlement by the the the San Diego Police Department is restricted on how they can enforce ordinances. Only specially trained officers are allowed to take enforcement action. The enforcement team prioritizes their actions based off of Get It Done Reports. So if you would like to see more enforcement in Mission Beach you must report illegal oversized vehicle parking via the Get It Done App. Remember the squeaky wheel gets the grease.
