North Park's 30th Street Beyond Lanes, Litigation and Lifestyle
Author: JC Polk
Published: 01 Sep, 2020
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Updated: 14 Aug, 2022●
1 min read
IVN San Diego spoke to longtime North Park residents and business owners to gather their perspective on the bicycle lanes that are currently being painted on the bustling street of 30th Street.
Described as the "center of San Diego," the handful of interviewees spoke about why they decided to move or open a business in the fast-growing neighborhood. Although they shared different opinions, they all agreed that their hope is maintain the "personality" that makes North Park so inviting.
Watch the video for just a few perspectives, absent of the politics.
Have an opinion of your own? Write a commentary or send us a video voicing your opinion! Email it to hoa@ivn.us.
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