| Encanto Neighborhoods Community Planning Group |
| 5148 Market St. |
| San Diego, CA 92114 |
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| The community of Encanto is bordered by Martin Luther King Jr. Freeway (SR-94) to the north; National City and Skyline-Paradise Hills community to the south; Interstate 805 to the west; and the City of Lemon Grove and Skyline-Paradise Hills community to the east. This community includes the neighborhoods of Chollas View, Lincoln Park, Emerald Hills, Valencia Park, Encanto, South Encanto, Broadway Heights and Alta Vista. |
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| Skyline-Paradise Hills Planning Committee |
| 6610 Potomac St. |
| San Diego, CA 92139 |
| Phone: (619) 527-3419 |
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| The Skyline-Paradise Hills Community is approximately 4,500 acres in area and is located in the southeastern portion of the City of San Diego. The community is bordered by the City of Lemon Grove and the Southeastern San Diego community planning area to the north; the South Bay Freeway (SR-54) and an unincorporated area of San Diego County to the south; National City and the Southeastern San Diego community planning area to the west; and an unincorporated area of San Diego County to the east. This community includes the neighborhoods of Skyline, Paradise Hills, South Bay Terraces, North Bay Terraces, Lomita and Jamacha. |
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| Lemon Grove Chamber of Commerce |
| 3443 Main Street |
| Lemon Grove, CA 91946 |
| Phone: (619) 469-9621 |
| Fax: (619) 469-0035 |
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| Please visit the web site for The Lemon Grove Chamber of Commerce |
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| Lemon Grove Historical Society |
| 3185 Olive Street |
| Lemon Grove, CA 91946 |
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| Please visit the web site for the Lemon Grove Historical Society |
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| National City Chamber of Commerce |
| 901 National City Boulevard |
| National City, CA 91950 |
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| The mission of the National City Chamber of Commerce is to increase opportunities for businesses and to represent our members in matters related to business, government, and community relations. |
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| Fox Canyon Neighborhood Association, Inc. |
| 4916 Lantana Drive |
| San Diego, CA 92105 |
| Phone: (619)-282-2788 |
| Fax: (619) 640-5310 |
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| Neighborhood government for the residents of Fox Canyon. The neighborhood Association is the catalyst for change and put the neighbors back into the 'HOOD to afford change, achiebe greater peace and quiet, and improve the quality of life for all. |
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| LEAD San Diego |
| 4305 University Ave. #525 |
| San Diego, CA 92105 |
| Phone: (619) 280-5323 |
| Fax: (619) 521-3906 |
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| LEAD is a nonprofit organization focused on developing community leaders who can provide a catalyst for creating a better future for San Diego. LEAD provides local emering leaders with an overview of the region and the issues that impact it, access to San Diego's leadership, and a network of people and organizations that help make our region a better place to live and work. |
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| El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association |
| 2223 El Cajon Blvd. |
| San Diego, CA 92105 |
| Phone: (619) 283-3608 |
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| Formed in 1985 as one of the 16 other Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) of San Diego, the El Cajon Boulevard Business District (BID) is the largest of them all. The BID extends from Park Boulevard east to 54th Street and one block north and south of El Cajon Boulevard, one of San Diego’s major historical commercial corridors. The primary mission of the Boulevard BID is to improve economic conditions along the El Cajon Boulevard corridor and surrounding neighborhoods. These communities include parts of North Park, Normal Heights and City Heights. |
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| Oak Park Community Council |
| 2406 54th St. |
| San Diego, CA 92105 |
| Phone: (619) 264-5758 |
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| The Oak Park Community Council was formed in response to efforts by the City of San Diego to, in 1974, close the local fire station and then in 1975 to close the neighborhood branch library. Both of these efforts on the part of the community to save these facilities were successful and the activism that was fostered lead to the formation of the community council in July 1975. Over the years the Oak Park Council has been involved in numerous activities. |
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