2022-2025 Term

Fred raised his two boys in Point Loma. He is an attorney and a small business owner of Wilson Turner Kosmo LLP, a law firm with 30 attorneys. Fred has served the community in many leadership positions, such as the Chair of the Federal Magistrate Judge Selection Committee for the Southern District of California. He also served as a Commissioner on the 2010 San Diego Redistricting Commission. Thereafter, Mayor Faulconer appointed him as a Commissioner on the Independent Rate Oversight Commission (“IROC”). He graduated from UCSB with a B.A. in Business Economics, and then graduated from the University of Southern California School of Law, with Honors, Order of the Coif.

Contact: E-mail Fred

Angela has been an active member of her community for many years. Having attended the local schools; Silvergate, Correia(Collier), and Point Loma High, she graduated from San Diego State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology and had a career as a Clinical Laboratory Scientist for 20 years. A love for helping others has always been at the forefront of her mind and drives her sense of responsibility toward her community.

When Angela isn't focusing her energy on helping her clients as a Real Estate agent for Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices of California, she actively volunteers for philanthropic organizations such as the La Playa Auxiliary, which supports Rady's Children's Hospital. Angela, along with her three daughters, was a MADCAPS(Mother's and Daughter's Club Assisting Philanthropies) member for 12 years; from 2009 to 2021. MADCAPS supports various groups such as St.Vincent's de Paul, Therapeutic Recreation Services, and Habitat for Humanity.

The community elected Angela to serve on the Peninsula Community Planning Board for a two-year term that began in March 2021. She has lived in the Point Loma/Ocean Beach area for 50 years, where she resides with her three daughters and husband.

• Retired Dental Hygienist
• Roseville Resident since 1986.
• Daughter graduated PLHS & SDSU.
• Regular attendance PCPB, Project Review, CPC, PLRAG since 2014.
• Achieved 6 ADA “touch” cross walk sensors in the Canon / Talbot / Shelter Island area.
• Advocate for Cabrillo mini parks. Achieved walkway repairs.
• Advocate for the 30’ height limit, code compliance, and enforcement of parking requirements.
• Frustrated with Process 1 Ministerial approval and the 50% rule.

Contact: E-mail Korla

MANDY HAVLIK
Secretary
(Second partial term expires 2023)

She has previously volunteered as the Ocean Beach Elementary Garden Coordinator for three years where she worked with parent volunteers and school staff to teach children about gardening and help them grow organic produce that is sampled by the school children in the classroom and in the school cafeteria.

As a founding member of Kate's Trees Team, she passionately advocates for trees to be planted throughout the City of San Diego.

She is the Chair of the PCPB Traffic and Transportation sub committee, Chair of the PCPB Parks and Recreation sub committee and the Co-Chair of the PCPB Environmental sub committee. She is an active community member of the Ocean Beach Community Planning Board Traffic and Transportation sub committee and the Ocean Beach Parks Ad hoc committee. She is also a member of the Sunset Cliffs Natural Park Council, PLA, Ocean Beach Town Council, Ocean Beach Woman's Club.

She is excited for the opportunity of working with the local community and to continue to make the Peninsula a wonderful place to live and raise children.

Contact: E-mail Mandy

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3rd generation Point Loma resident. Residential real estate agent for 29 years.
Married with one daughter. Enjoys travel, cooking, biking and water activities.

Contact: E-mail Brad 619-218-3529

I have  lived in Point Loma  for a half century and we raised two daughters, both with master's degrees from California schools. I am a lifelong journalist and investor. My hobbies include favorite walks, kayaking and peninsula dining.

As a volunteer, I have led the effort to to build a pocket park on Avenida de Portugal and am co-leading the drive to enhance the drab Voltaire Street bridge with dramatic railing and stylistic night lighting.

Small businesses starting on the Peninsula often need help in cutting red tape or getting the word out. I provide that pro bono. I helped introduce Jensen's to the community with a welcoming block party.

The board just completed an election despite the pandemic. Mail balloting  resulted in record turnout and should be considered again. With energetic new members, we can and should be a source of activism for our neighborhoods.

Contact: E-mail Don 619 241-0369

Second generation PL Guy, I had the opportunity to grow up around community service. My mother, Ann Tripp Jackson, was Chair of the PCPB when she passed away and previous Chair of PLA. Saving Dana Middle School , from private development, was her last fight. At the age of 19, I followed serving on the PCPB. PLA Board in 1995 and Chair from 2013-2016. In addition , the Peninsula YMCA Board, PL Rotary, SDPD Advisory Board and San Diego Hospice.
My goal is to listen to the community and find common ground with the issues we face. Utilize the long term relationships with our fellow Community Groups and City Representatives. I'll be sure our community will be heard and progress made.

Contact: E-mail Robert