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The California Coastal Commission needs to weigh in on a San Diego code update that includes new provisions for ADUs.

The La Jolla Community Planning Association dedicated more than half of its Jan. 5 meeting to a discussion of the outdoor dining at Paradisaea in Bird Rock — ultimately lending its support to the restaurant's plan to expand it.

The group postpones final review of a plan to demolish La Casa de los Amigos in Lower Hermosa and build a new residence until the San Diego Historical Resources Board rules on whether La Casa is historic.

Despite concerns about impacts from construction and traffic, the La Jolla Community Planning Association voted unanimously Dec. 1 to support a plan to develop a site on Coast Boulevard South that contains historically designated houses.

Plans for an outdoor seating expansion at LJ Crafted Wines and a pool house behind a home in Upper Hermosa get approval.

Two projects to extensively develop two sections of The Village got support from the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee during its Oct. 18 meeting.

Three cottages would be remodeled and six new three-story townhouses would be built. Lingering questions mean the project will return at a future meeting.

LJCPA also is working on a redesign of its logo and will choose from among four proposals.

A project planned for “one of the great streets of La Jolla” in the Lower Hermosa neighborhood underwent a major redesign after the La Jolla Development Permit Review committee voted the development down in 2021.

Alpharetta’s North Point Corridor will look radically different a decade from now, according to new proposals at City Council. Last nights meeting also included a possible fix for the citys