Charter amendment

Spoke on campaign finance disclosures, transparency, and the proposed Charter amendments.

A frequent commenter who spoke during general public comment and in opposition to the charter amendment proposal.

Raised concerns about the air conditioning system at the Animal Care Facility and later spoke in opposition to the charter amendment for the Association of Chula Vista Employees.

Opposed the labor-backed charter overhaul, citing council pay raises, term limit extensions, and quid pro quo concerns with labor-funded campaigns.

Opposed the charter amendment's term limits and salary increases as self-serving; also commented neutrally on open space assessments over $500.

A Chula Vista resident who spoke expressing a neutral position on the charter amendment.

Representing Local 89, spoke in support of the charter amendment.

Representing New Beginnings Church, spoke in opposition to the charter amendment.

Spoke in opposition to the charter amendment.

Spoke in support of the charter amendment.

Chula Vista resident who spoke in opposition to the charter amendment.

Chula Vista resident who spoke in opposition to the charter amendment.

Spoke in opposition to the measure, representing SEIU Local 221.

Spoke in opposition to the ballot measure.

Spoke in support of the ballot measure.

Spoke in opposition to the ballot measure.

Spoke in opposition to the ballot measure.

Spoke in opposition to the ballot measure.

Spoke in opposition to the ballot measure.

Submitted written opposition calling the measure a self-serving proposal propagated by LIUNA Local 89 that would negate voter-approved term limits and bypass the Charter Review Commission.

Spoke with a neutral position on the item.