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University Heights is a
small pocket community of San Diego. Located near the central Uptown area,
University Heights is a thriving community with wide sidewalks and an active
art, theater, music life. We have an excellent selection of boutique-type
dining establishments characterized by their diverse and original menus,
varied decors, and intimate settings. University Heights also has coffee
shops, gift and clothing stores, custom furniture makers, woodworkers,
gallery framing and an extraordinary variety of personal artists ranging
from hair stylists to body workers. They are as much a part of the
neighborhood as the churches, grammar school, UH Athenaeum School of the
Arts, Trolley Park and library. |
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This extraordinary mix, as well as the classic Arts and Crafts and the
Mission Revival bungalows, is always of interest to developers. The
University Heights Community Association (UHCA) serves to represent the
community with the city, community projects, and developers.
Currently both the city and private developers are actively trying to
increase the density of the community while avoiding established master
plans. The University Heights Design Review Council currently is focused
on insisting that developers follow the exemplary design of the Uptown
Community Plan instead of the controversial 'ministerial' review that
the city is allowing developers to use.
We depend upon local support, both volunteer and financial, to insure
that change does not impinge upon the character of our neighborhood and
appreciate all the support we receive in this ongoing endeavor.
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