But never respected others in council meetings.
Candidate Garfield is going around town right now claiming she wants to continue “respectful” dialogue between Councilmembers.
Watch as she butts in and talks over Robert Huitt
Yes, Cynthia, we are referring to you!
Marina’s city business license provider does not list an active business license for the property that Jenny supposedly rents. The landlord there is claiming a $7,000 homeowner’s exemption for a discounted rate that applies only to homeowners’ that use the home as a primary residence. This is not a repeat of Jenny’s own “mistake” claiming the exemption on her owned Seaside home, you’d think she would be more aware.
Does anyone have evidence that the property is serving as a property rental? Couch surfing? Still living in the house she owns in Seaside?
Fraud & Jenny go way back. Wanna see the tax bills showing names and the $7,000 discounts? Someone should bring this up with the city.
Blends in well with the seagull poop.
Gone away and lets KSBW be the sole reporter for local TV news.
Using public parks without contributing. Yah, there’s a few but there are more nuisances that are obviously not visitors. See them all the time.
On Blocks
Must Fit?
Does it fit?
Probably a surfer
Blocks the curve
I know, it’s a PG&E van, see the cone?
I told y’all (that’s my Texas accent) that there’s money to be made using a patch of land by the water tanks to build the John Denver Memorial R.V. Park. But no, Garfield does not welcome visitors that avoid to town’s overpriced ramshackle motels or $25 pasta/butter plates.
A proposal by councilmember Cynthia Garfield to overhaul the city’s ordinances on overnight parking and oversized vehicles passed with an uncontested 7-0 vote at last Wednesday’s meeting, with recommendations for the traffic and safety commission to clarify the hours of enforce ment, limit daytime RV parking along the coastline, and possibly increase overnight parking fines to match the average price of a hotel room in town.
“We also know that those folks — I refer to them as the $250,000 RVs from Texas — are not staying at hotels and are probably not dining at restaurants. They’re getting a free vacation while inconveniencing the people who live here and the other people who are visiting,” she argued.
Million and a half. Del Monte Park Dead End Street.
Minimal use since the guy only came to town a few days a week.
DMP Del Monte Park
Bad drivers. As a former Eardley Ave resident, I saw people speed down the hill, locals and visitors. Roundabouts will not solve the problem.
Google Maps
A Pacific Grove tradition — plowing vehicles into buildings — happened again last week when someone drove a Toyota SUV into a house. The crash occurred Thursday, Aug. 6, at about 3:45 p.m., when the Toyota’s driver struck the corner of a house at Eardley and Pine avenues.
Driver one, who was “most responsible” for the accident, according to police, was visiting from Washington state. The Toyota driver is a Pacific Grove resident. Though driver one failed to yield, responding police officers decided not to issue a citation — another tradition in Pacific Grove.
Luke vs Nick in battle for mayor.
Bankupt Smith takes credit for a climate action plan and transitioning the city from an at-large election system to district-based elections. He also votes for roundabouts and higher city council pay. Did we mention bankrupt?
Coletti noted that he’s authored more than a dozen city ordinances and policies regarding transparency, government reform, land use and fiscal responsibility as mayor, he said, he would “represent the interests of residents, protect the natural environment, pursue affordable housing opportunities, promote youth recreation and reestablish the cultural arts commission.
Michaela Kuenster negotiated the rules to open a quasi-nightclub posing as a record store and now must live by them, boo hoo. Who’s in favor of more drunk drivers and noise in P.G?
Also, the police log mentions cite for prostitution! What goes on upstairs?
Pop & Hiss has faced complaints from a few select residents even before it opened in 2024—Kuenster successfully navigated attempts to block its opening through the City permitting process, as well as the bid for a liquor license through the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.
Since then, P.G. Police have responded to 20 complaints about excessive noise and non-compliance with the bar’s ABC permit, according to P.G. Commander Brian Anderson.
She also says she’s been running the business “with one hand tied behind my back,” because her permits from the City and the ABC allow different things, curtailing her ability to operate and make money. She says she’s never been able to run at full capacity because of the discrepancy.
Like A Broken Record, Complaints Skipping Over And Over At Pop And Hiss
