We're only 100 days away.
The City of San Diego owns over 14,000 acres of useable agricultural land in the San Pasqual Valley. This land is ready now to welcome rows of military-grade tents and FEMA travel trailers to provide long-term shelter, medical care, psychiatric attention, and other necessary homeless services.
The San Pasqual Village will condense the myriad unproductive and hard-to track initiatives the City now uses to ease homelessness into a single silo, allowing for full transparency.
Individuals capable of work can be employed in facilities maintenance, administration, and agricultural production. Revenue will increase as San Diego stands above other vacation and conference hot spots in its admirable management of homeless presence.
This plan will solve homelessness in San Diego in 100 days or less. Hello City of San Diego, this is the turnkey solution you seek. What are you waiting for?
We're Already Living in the Worst Case Scenario.
In times of trouble, some people get loud. Others get resourceful.
“Loud” hasn’t worked. We’ve heard the campaigns, the complaints, the calls for cash and contributions.
No one is happy about the public encampments, the garbage, the smell, or the negligence. Until now, no one has proposed a feasible plan that achieves the unicorn-trifecta of being good, fast, and cheap.
Trackable Transparency
In alignment with the California State Auditor’s advice, the San Pasqual Village would condense the myriad hard to track coalitions and initiatives the City uses to ease homelessness into a single silo, thereby allowing full transparency of resources in and real, delivered results.
The Solution San Diego's Been Waiting For...
Rather than paying lip service to voters and concerned committees with empty words, San Pasqual Village would immediately remove needy people from the streets and place them in long-term housing , directly improve the safety and aesthetic of our neighborhoods and business districts for locals and tourists alike.
San Pasqual Valley: The Ideal Location
