Finally after 3 or 4 years of evasive maneuvering and political posturing by the Council majority, a unanimous vote congratulates themselves that
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Del Mar’s long term deplorable record of resistance to providing our share of affordable housing is rearing its ugly head again.
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Unlike most previous unremarkable City Council debates run by the League of Women Voters, the October 10 video session produced some remarkable
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It is possible that a candidate with fewer supporters can be elected if voters are not careful with their second vote. Because of
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At a special City Council meeting on June 13, two consultant teams presented Phase I planning studies for affordable housing on the
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The Tewa Street neighborhood undergrounding project has begun just as the drought-plagued fire season begins. Council Member Gaasterland, working with political allies
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I believe the SANDAG/Coastal Commission approval of a plan for track protection by armoring the Del Mar bluffs is one of the
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Watermark: Approved for 50 Units. On April 19, Watermark received City approval of a Coastal Development Permit to construct a new 50-unit,
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Watermark’s application for a fifty-unit apartment complex next to the traffic circle on Jimmy Durante Boulevard has been deemed “complete” by the
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Members of the super majority on the Del Mar City Council cannot seem to get out of the campaign/outside organizer/protester mode. As
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