'It defies logic': Del Mar's housing quota determined by inflated job data
Del Mar wants to revise their required housing allocation after finding out it was calculated based on temporary Fairgrounds jobs.
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Del Mar wants to revise their required housing allocation after finding out it was calculated based on temporary Fairgrounds jobs.
The Del Mar city attorney affirmed the way that the San Diego Association of Governments has been applying its weighted voting structure, according to a memo presented during a Feb. 21 City Council meeting.
The Winston School will be allowed to move forward with all causes for action outlined in their lawsuit against the city of Del Mar.
Decision first in a series toward implementing Measure H ballot initiative
Print Two of the claims filed against the city of Del Mar by former head lifeguard Pat Vergne have been dismissed, City Attorney Leslie Devaney said this week. A judge dismissed the former employee’s allegations of defamation and wrongful termination and awarded the city $9,670.50 in legal fees, Devaney said after the City Council’s closed session discussion of the case on Monday. An Aug. 31 conference has been scheduled to discuss the remaining matters in the case, she said. Vergne’s attorney, Michael Lewis of the Los Angeles firm Engstrom, Lipscomb & Lack, said Thursday that he and hi...