The operator of the Del Mar Fairgrounds has launched an outreach campaign to solicit input from local governments and county residents regarding the venue’s future.
Through the “Fairgrounds 2050” master-planning initiative, the 22nd District Agricultural Association will hear from residents countywide on what would be “the best and most sensible uses” for the association’s three properties: the fairgrounds, the Surf and Turf Recreation Center and the Del Mar Horsepark.
Outreach will include an online survey of residents’ opinions on activities and uses on the properties.
Presentations will be made to various local governmental and business-related entities including the San Diego County Board of Supervisors, 18 city councils, the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce and San Diego Tourism Authority.
Additionally, public workshops will be held in each of the county’s five supervisorial districts. The first of the 18 city council presentations happened earlier this month in National City.
The district also will form a council made up of experts who will weigh in on technical aspects of the new plan for the association’s properties, which are spread out across 324 acres.
District CEO Carlene Moore said that the process “should be community-led – not developer-led.
“We have been here at the Fairgrounds for nearly a century,” she said. “Through Fairgrounds 2050, we can ensure that 25, 50, and 100 years from now and beyond, we continue to provide a thriving, innovative, and fun place in times of celebration – and a place where people can turn to in their times of need.”
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