City staff error cleared; Prop. C work in Carmel Valley can continue
Karen Billing
Staff Writer
After a review, San Diego city staff has once again cleared Prop. C for take-off. In July, the city’s department of development services surprised the Carmel Valley Community Planning Board’s Prop. C Working Group by telling them that Pacific Highlands Ranch could not build past 1,900 development units until Highway 56 was widened — this coming on the heels of the passage of Prop. C, which freed PHR’s development from waiting until the completion of the 56’s connectors with Interstate 5.
The planning board objected to the 11th hour roadblock and the misunderstanding among city staff has now been resolved.
“The main question was answered,” said Manjeet Ranu, vice chair of the planning board. “We don’t have to wait until 56 is widened and we can once again move forward. It’s unfortunate that we had a three-month delay but it’s better than a 30-year delay.”
Related posts:
- Carmel Valley officials stunned by impediment to Pacific Highlands Ranch development
- Prop. C key ballot for Pacific Highlands Ranch, Carmel Valley
- Amendment to Prop. M to be on November ballot
- Carmel Valley planning board recommends Prop. M amendment
- Prop. D, changing Pacific Highlands Ranch restrictions, passes
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Posted by Karen Billing
on Sep 30, 2011. Filed under Carmel Valley, News.
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