SANDAG, our regional government agency, made a February City Council presentation on train tunnel relocation summarizing the input that they have been
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In an impressive display of civic responsibility, the City Council is systematically working its way toward a resolution of one of our
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The City Council’s censure of Council member Dan Quirk on December 4, 2023 “for failing to provide proper disclosure and transparency in
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The 50-unit Watermark project was found unanimously by the California Coastal Commission on November 17 to not “raise any substantial issue” regarding
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It appears likely that all short term rentals (STR) in Del Mar will soon be legalized. The City Council majority seems ready
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Members of the Planning Commission (PC) deliberated carefully to update Del Mar’s rules on construction of ADU’s (Accessory Dwelling Units, sometimes known
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Council Member Dan Quirk is engaged in a public relations effort urging outright elimination of rail service between LA and San Diego.
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The multi-year process for evaluating and analyzing the relocation of rail tracks from the bluff to a tunnel is in very early
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New Short-term rental (STR) policies will soon be considered by the Del Mar City Council. The current Council majority (Gasterland, Martinez, Quirk,
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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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