Under the new budget proposal, Mayor Gloria says services levels to the homeless population will remain the same.
Recent updates to the city code have allowed San Diego officials to crack down on classes that were never legal, a spokesperson said.SAN DIEGO — Amy Baack has taught consistent outdoor yoga classes in San Diego for three years.
The city’s restrictions, and permitting process, are rooted in safety and equal access to public parks, Olsen said. Before, the code was not clear on what constituted a service, so yoga instructors who offered donation-based classes could operate in a gray area, Olsen said.as “activities involving the performance of work for others, the rental of furniture or equipment for an activity or event, or the provision of intangible items to a group of four persons or more at the same time that cannot be returned once they are provided.
Baack said the Parks officials gave her a warning and told her next time she teaches at Sunset Cliffs, she would face a criminal offense. She said the park rangers were not able to tell her what exactly that would mean. Olsen confirmed no fines have been issued. He was not sure how many chances instructors would be given if they continue to offer classes without a permit, but he said a citation would be the last resort.
The instructors have other sources of income – Baack estimated at least 80% of attendees at her donation classes don’t donate. She views the classes as a passion project.
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