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Sessions Information
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April 19 - 19, 2022
2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Session Type: Concurrent Session
Session Capacity: N/A
To create more housing, we need to transform the conversation from "zoning restrictions" to "zoning permissions." This session looks at how edits to the zoning code and carefully designed incentive programs have resulted in a significant increase in new home production in the city of San Diego, where we need it most, in our transit corridors and job centers. A panel discussion including local developers, city staff, and experts from a land use think tank will explore the technical changes that have led to success in housing production and highlight how procedural and political challenges may be overcome when the local development community works hand-in-hand with local government to effect positive change....
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Session Speakers
Rammy Cortez, aka Rammy Urban Infill, is a Small Scale Urban Infill Developer + Builder of more than 60,000 SF of transit oriented middle income housing in San Diego's Metro. He has a Master's in Real Estate from the Burnham-Moore's Center for Real Estate, University of San Diego. Rammy's leadership in the Urban Land Institute includes; served as a Young Leaders Group (YLG) Board Member, is a Co-
Andrew Malick has over 20 years of experience in the real estate development industry. During his career he has worked in all three legs of the development process; construction, design, and development. Mr. Malick was one of the first to see value in the North Park neighborhood of San Diego where he has designed and developed multiple projects. He is currently developing three separate T.O.D.
Organization: Circulate San Diego
Colin Parent is Executive Director and General Counsel at Circulate San Diego. He is also an elected member of the City Council of La Mesa, California.
In addition to overall management and legal matters for Circulate San Diego, Colin oversees advocacy and planning efforts for effective transit, safe walkable neighborhoods, and sustainable land use policy.
Colin served on the Jerry Brown fo
Organization: Citythinkers
Diego is a native San Diegan who has been practicing design and planning in the San Diego region for more than 20 years. Over this timespan, Diego has worked closely with public sector and private sector clients across the San Diego region and California. His work spans all scales and contexts, from affordable infill housing to campus planning, specific plans, master plans, zoning codes, and desi
Organization: The City of San Diego
Heidi Vonblum has 20 years of experience in both public and private land use and environmental planning and law. She is currently the Interim Planning Director for the City of San Diego. Prior to joining the Planning Department in 2018, she served as a Deputy City Attorney in the Land Use Advisory and Litigation Units in the San Diego City Attorney's Office. Ms. Vonblum obtained a Bachelor of Sci
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Session Fees
Fees information is not available at this time.
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