Formed in 1988, The El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association is one of the 17 Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) of San Diego. The Boulevard membership includes over 1,000 small businesses.
Design

The Design Committee meets as part of the Joint Committee meeting on the 2nd and 3rd Wednesdays to discuss issues relating to The Mid City Landscape Maintenance District.

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Economic Development

The El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association is committed to strengthening and expanding the District’s existing economic base. This committee meets as part of the Joint Committee meeting on the 2nd and 3rd Wednesdays of each month.

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Parking

The Mid-City Community Parking District works to increase parking,  advance alternative transportation options and create safe streets. The Parking District meets on the fourth Wednesday of every month at 11:30am. 

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Promotion

Showcases and communicates positive activity on The Boulevard by promoting small business, hosting events, public art and placemaking. This committee meets as part of the Joint Committee meeting on the 2nd and 3rd Wednesdays of each month.

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The District

The district encompasses 60 blocks along El Cajon Boulevard from Park Boulevard to Dayton Street, traversing the communities of University Heights, North Park, Normal Heights, Kensington, Talmadge and City Heights.

Mission

The El Cajon Boulevard Business Improvement Association is an association of local businesses committed to improving the physical and economic conditions along the El Cajon Boulevard corridor and its surrounding neighborhoods in Mid-City San Diego.

Goals
  1. To understand and advocate for the small business needs of the membership
  2. To ensure the Boulevard’s future as a safe and pleasant place to live, work, and do business
  3. To continue bringing public improvement activity onto and adjacent to the Boulevard
  4. To promote reasonable infill development along the Boulevard including a business mix complementary to its neighborhood and regional consumer base.
Organization Documents

BUDGETS

MANAGEMENT AGREEMENTS

Structure

The Boulevard BIA has an active Board of Directors (elected annually), two part-time paid staff members and a number of volunteers.

The current Board of Directors are:

  • John O’Connor, President – Property Owner – john@theboulevard.org
  • Jacquelyn R. O’Connor, President Emeritus – Associate Member
  • Peter Osetek, Treasurer – Associate Member 
  • Julian Villegas – Copley-Price YMCA
  • Edward Haidar – Mama’s Bakery
  • Julie Tran- Goodbody Mortuary
  • Christine Perez- Cafe Madeleine
  • Luke Nguyen- Rosano Partners

The members of the Board serve as the eyes and ears of the business district. They attend many of the committee meetings, such as Promotions, Design and Economic Development.

 

Staff

Executive Director- Tootie Thomas- director@theboulevard.org

Mobility and Promotions – info@theboulevard.org

Community Development and Mid-City Community Parking District– Steve – steve@theboulevard.org

Administration – Alexandra- admin@theboulevard.org

Access to Capital – Sergio- blvdresource@theboulevard.org

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