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The purpose of DMBNA is to preserve and maintain the quality of life and residential character of both our area of primary interest and the City of Monterey, California.

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Del Monte Beach Neighborhood Association

About Us

The Officers and Blockchairs comprise the Steering Committee whose purpose is to act as a conduit passing information between the neighborhood and the City of Monterey.

Officers

President - Joe Fogel                            joefogeldmbna@gmail.com

Vice President - Debbie Murchison   dtmurchison@sbcglobal.net

Secretary - Carol Harpster                   Carol5735@aol.com

Treasurer - Larry Gamble                     lgamble@freshnetwork.com

Blockchairs

Dunecrest Ave - Dave Smith                          smithdd1959@gmail.com

Spray Ave - David Potter                                 fitboat@aol.com

Seafoam Ave - Jerry Swisher                         concretescarecrow@gmail.com

Tide Ave - Marigrace Gamble                        marigracegamble@yahoo.com

Ocean Harbor House - George McNeally    mcneely1234@gmail.com

Out of Town Owners -

            Andrea Olsen                                         andreaolsen@gmail.com

DMBNA NCIP Jayme Fields                            jaymefields@gmail.com 

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Message from the President

Dear Neighbors,

 

Thank you to everyone who attended our DMBNA meeting with Monterey Mayor, Tyller Williamson. A wide range of topics were discussed, and many thoughtful questions were raised. The Mayor shared much of his personal and political background with us and explained the city budget, while also advocating for a proposed sales tax increase.

 

Although the issue of reserve funds being held for unfilled city positions was discussed, no commitment was made to rescind those allocations. The Rental Registry was also addressed, with the Mayor emphasizing that it is not rent control. No conclusions were reached regarding the city’s decision to reclaim NCIP funding.

 

There also appeared to be general surprise regarding the announcement that Stahl Motors will be relocating in the near future to the city of Marina. This is expected to significantly impact city tax revenues, which may also be affected by the closing of Middlebury Institute, as well as reductions at DLI, and NPS.

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Additional topics included water restrictions, limiting new housing development, the importance of, deferred maintenance of city buildings, and ongoing concerns regarding parking enforcement both in our neighborhood and throughout the City of Monterey.

 

After two hours of discussion, many attendees left with more questions than answers.

 

On a lighter note, the DMBNA will be hosting a neighborhood BBQ for members on Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 1:00–3:00 p.m. at the cul-de-sac at the end of Dunecrest Avenue. Please come enjoy the afternoon and mingle with your neighbors!

 

Sincerely,

- Joe Fogel, President DMBNA

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