Opinion: University City needs more dense housing near transit - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Car-dependent, low-density residential zoning forces the city to maintain more roads for fewer people.
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Car-dependent, low-density residential zoning forces the city to maintain more roads for fewer people.
Despite the Mid-Coast Trolley’s success, significant obstacles remain that prevent it from realizing its full potential.
The University City community offers the perfect opportunity to capitalize upon the Mid-Coast Trolley investment in a way that makes sense.
Updated 4 hours ago What to Know The Mid-Coast Trolley Project -- one of the largest infrastructure projects in San Diego's history -- will extend UC San Diego Blue Line Trolley service from Santa Fe Depot in downtown San Diego north to the University community, serving major stops along the way Construction on the 11-mile project began 5+ years ago, and service is expected to begin in late 2021 The final stretch of construction starts on April 16, bringing some road closures for the next few weeks A years-long, large-scale transportation project that extends one of the trolley lines in San D...