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Item 8.2 - DCVA Presentation to City Council 2023.pdf

Chula Vista City Council
March 7, 2023

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Item 8.2 - DCVA Presentation to City Council 2023.pdf
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March 7, 2023
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Community Update on
Downtown Chula Vista
Presentation to Chula Vista City Council
By Dominic LiMandri, District Manager (DCVA)
March 7, 2023
Downtown Chula Vista Assoc. | A New Chapter

Third Avenue Under New Management
 For the last 20 years, day-to-day management of the Third Avenue (downtown) commercial district has been overseen by the Third Avenue Village Association (TAVA), a local 501c6 non-profit.
 In August 2021, New City America (NCA) was hired on as the executive team to manage the Third Avenue Village
Association.
 NCA has extensive experience managing other prominent commercial districts in California, having managed the Little Italy Association in San Diego, CA. for the last 20+ years.  We hope to continue to build up and promote Downtown
Chula Vista as a family-friendly and walkable place to shop, visit, and live.

Highlights This
Past Year:
 Began in mid-August 2021
 Expanded Maintenance Operation
from 1 to 3 Personnel
 Successfully launched Third Ave Village
Farmer’s Market on Sundays
 Launched a comprehensive
organizational rebranding campaign
 Secured multiple County Grants from
County SD Supervisor Nora Vargas for
Third Avenue pedestrian
enhancements
 Organized or Assisted in Planning 5-6
Various Downtown Events and/or
Programs
 Created a New 501c3 to Assist in
Transition of District from c6 to c3

Downtown-Centric Events This Past Year
El GritoCV Block PartyFarmer’s MarketTaste of Third
Amps & AlesLemon Festival
Día De Los Muertos Starlight Nights
A New Spotlight on Downtown CV

New Initiatives Expected in 2023
 Continue to implement Downtown
Chula Vista rebranding campaign
 Continue to support and build out
downtown specific programming
and events
 Implement New Pedestrian
Enhancements Purchased via Local
& County grants
 Continue DCVA’s Collaboration w/
City on Downtown Parking,
Homelessness, Economic
Development & Public Safety
 Investigate Growing the
Boundaries of the PBID

New Amenities Coming to Downtown

Memorial
Park Plaza
Concept
Footprint

Imagining a New Central Plaza for Downtown
Public Space/Landscape Design Concepts/Visual Aids

Thank
you!
QUESTIONS?
MAIN OFFICE: (619) 422-1982
[email protected]

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