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Meet your NeighWhat is Proposition 19? Women's History Month Kim’s Corner

Women's History Month is a time when we reflect on women who have challenged expectations and been on the frontlines of change.

We have many such women in San Diego, but in the 1950's, North Park gave rise to one of the most influential tennis players of all time; Maureen Connolly. Long before Venus and Serena, even before Billie Jean King, North Park Daughter, Maureen Connolly was the tennis darling of 1951.

Born at Mercy Hospital in 1934, Connolly grew up learning to play tennis at the municipal courts around Idaho Street. At 11 years old, she was dubbed "Little Mo" by the local press, a nickname that stuck through her short career.

At 16, Connolly was the youngest ever go with the U.S. Championships, and at 19, the first woman to win all four Grand Slam tournaments during the same year.

Sadly, Connolly suffered a career-ending horse-riding accident in 1953, just before turning pro. Unable to compete professionally, Maureen turned her attention to a journalism career and exhibition matches. She and her husband were parents to two daughters, Cindy and Brenda, and "Little Mom" gave tennis lessons to children, including her own. Cindy went on to become a ranked collegiate player.

In the early 60's, the family relocated to Texas, where they started a restaurant business that grew exponentially over the years. In 1968, she and her good friend Nancy Jeffett co-founded the Maureen Connolly Brinker Tennis Foundation to provide funding for tennis clinics and juniors who could not afford to compete nationally.

Sadly, Connolly succumbed to cancer in 1969 at just 34 years old. In her short life she was trailblazer for women's tennis, a journalist, a businesswoman, author of two books, a television and radio personality, a co-founder of a foundation, and a mother.

“I’ve got everything I want. Everything I’ve had, I got through tennis. It gave me a terribly exciting life. I met so many people in exalted positions. It opened so many doors and it’s still opening them. I’ve had a wonderful life. If I should leave tomorrow, I’ve had the experience of 20 people.”– Maureen Connolly

TEACHERS TEACHERS On September 16, 2021, in a bipartisan effort to increase California’s housing supply, streamline the process for cities to zone for multi-unit housing, and ease California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) restrictions, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bills 9 and 10 which go into effect January 1, 2022. OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR SB 9 - CALIFORNIA HOUSING OPPORTUNITY AND MORE EFFICIENCY (HOME) ACT • Allows qualifying urban lots to be split into a maximum of two residential units within a single-family residential zone (SB 9 allows for the split of 1 residential lot into 2. With existing law, each of those lots can have 1 Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) for DURING THE DURING THE DURING THE DURING THE a potential of 4 units total) • Criteria include, but are not limited to: » Proposed development would not require demolition or alteration of housing subject to low-income restrictions TIME OF A TIME OF A TIME OF A TIME OF A » Proposed development would not require demolition of more than 25% of existing exterior structural walls, except as provided » Proposed development is not located within historic district or designated as a landmark PANDEMIC PANDEMIC PANDEMIC ¥ Applicant for urban lot split must sign an afÞdavit stating that they intend to occupy one of the housing units as their principal residence for a minimum of 3 years from the date the split is approved. • Expiration date for an approved or conditionally approved tentative map for an urban lot split is extended by SB 9. The San Diego Unified School The San Diego Unified School • There are restrictions as to how the proposed development can be built, such as the size and location of the proposed development.

District announced the selection District announced the selection of three teachers of the year –of three teachers of the year –SB 10

Kelly Ann Young, Paula Richardson, Kelly Ann Young, Paula Richardson, • Allows a local government (including charter cities) to adopt an ordinance to zone any parcel located in a “transit-rich area” or and Deirdre Fabian. and Deirdre Fabian. Òurban inÞll siteÓ for up to 10 units per parcel at a height speciÞed by the local government in the ordinance. È For a parcel to qualify as being in a Òtransit-rich areaÓ, the parcel must be within one-half mile of a major transit stop or on a Read Story On Page 4 Read Story On Page 4 high-qualify bus corridor (a Þxed route bus service with qualifying times and intervals, as further deÞned in the bill). È For a parcel to qualify as being in an Òurban inÞll site,Ó it must be: - A parcel located in a city that includes some portion of urbanized area or urban cluster as designated by the U.S. Census Bureau - A parcel in an unincorporated area located wholly within the boundaries of an urbanized area or urban cluster

Paula RichardsonThinking of buying or selling? Call me and let’s talk about it.Paula Richardson- A parcel in a site where 75% of the site’s perimeter adjoins parcels that are developed with urban uses - A parcel in a site that is zoned/has a general plan for residential use or residential mixed-use development with at least 2/3 SDUSD Teacher Of The YearREALTOR® 619.890.3447 SDUSD Teacher Of The Yearof the square footage of the development designated for residential use Broker Associate Kim@KimHawley.net • Allows a local government to adopt said ordinance before 1-1-29. On or after 1-1-29 no more ordinances can be DRE#01776106 www.KimHawley.net adopted. An ordinance already in existence on 1-1-29 may continue to operate beyond 1-1-29. • A zoning ordinance adopted under these provisions would need to have clearly demarcated the areas subject to the ordinance and been consistent with the city or county’s obligation to further fair housing. • A zoning ordinance under these provisions is not authorized for parcels located within sites with a very high Þre hazard severity zone, as determined by the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, unless the

Kim’s Corner proposed site has adopted Þre hazard mitigation measures. • Once an ordinance is adopted under these provisions to increase the number of units allowed on a parcel within a qualifying site, the adopting local government shall not subsequently reduce the number of units allowed on that parcel by the ordinance.

For a complete explanation of these bills, please visit:Proposition 19 has offically passed - What does this mean for you?https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov

What is Proposition 19?Thinking of buying or selling? Call me and let’s talk about it.

"Allows homeowners who are over 55, disabled, or wildfire/disaster victims to transfer primary residence’s tax base to replacement residence. Changes taxation of family-property transfers. Establishes fire protection services fund." Source: CA Voter Guide.

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