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Scheduled by council action, per the City of San Diego[2] release of June 8, 2026: "The reduced fees will be effective in fiscal year 2028, which starts July 1, 2027"; the fee page says the schedule covers FY2028 and FY2029 (to June 30, 2029).
The city's fee page: reduced fees for FY2028 (July 1, 2027 to June 30, 2028) and FY2029 (July 1, 2028 to June 30, 2029), replacing $55 and $57.55.[1]
Later billing error on the current fee, affecting about 87,000 accounts.[1]
Reports the unanimous Monday vote to reduce trash fees to $38.75 and $39.91 on July 1, 2028.[1]
Pre-vote report on the June 8 items and the second reading still required.[1]
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UC San Diego is pushing ahead with plans to build dorms that will collectively hold 3,310 students to deal with the school’s runaway growth and a critical housing shortage.
The expansion will increase the university’s housing capacity to 22,260 — a figure larger than the number of people living in such communities as Solana Beach and Scripps Ranch.
The campus got a lift from the University of California Board of Regents, which this week gave the school permission to move forward with two huge projects, Pepper Canyon West and Thurgood Marshall College Undergraduate Student Housing.
Pepper Canyon will house 1,310 transfer and upper-diversion undergraduate students near the Blue Line trolley station that recently opened on campus, a few minutes walk from Geisel Library.
The $350 million project also will feature retail space.
