After years of work by successive City Councils to gain approval for a regulatory framework for short-term rentals (STRs) in Del Mar,
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The final key piece of what was supposed to be 600 acres of permanent open space for public use and enjoyment was
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Del Mar’s Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan relies on sand replenishment as a strategy to keep the ocean from flooding our homes,
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On June 16, the City Council approved a letter commenting on SANDAG’s Notice of Preparation (NOP), which kicks off the environmental review
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SANDAG controls a lot of what affects Del Mar these days, including decisions on the rail tunnel. Who is SANDAG and why
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March 10, 2025
Dan Quirk’s latest e-blast to Del Mar voters attacks City Manager Ashley Jones personally. We who care about Del Mar
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The NOP: What Is It? Why Does It Matter? SANDAG’s proposed rail relocation project, moving the tracks off the bluff into a
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SB 9 has been called the single family zone busting law. It allows single family lots to divide in two and put
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On March 4 Deputy Mayor Gaasterland and Mayor Druker presented council with a Resolution to create a Task Force to advise council
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It seems everyone has an opinion about SANDAG’s proposed rail tunnel in Del Mar. That includes me. My White Paper on the
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