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La Jolla groups seek reduced construction fencing in Scripps Park for summer The La Jolla Parks & Beaches board voted to join the La Jolla Community Planning Association in co-authoring a letter to the city of San Diego asking that construction fencing be reduced and brought closer to the Scripps Park restroom facility that is being built. (Ashley Mackin-Solomon) Print To make as much park space available to the public as possible during the summer, the La Jolla Parks & Beaches board and the La Jolla Community Planning Association will co-author a letter to the city of San Diego aski...

Development permitters approve vacation of Cuvier Street for Rec Center renovation The proposed transformation of the La Jolla Recreation Center is shown in a rendering. La Jolla Presbyterian Church is across from the Rec Center on Draper Avenue, with the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego located across from the center on Prospect Street. (Courtesy) Print After some hefty debate and deliberation, a request to vacate a portion of Cuvier Street from city ownership got the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee’s support during its May 11 meeting. During the discussion, the c...

Print Hoping to find quantitative data that can measure the impact of short-term rentals under the city of San Diego’s new ordinance, the La Jolla Community Planning Association will work with the Ocean Beach Planning Board on a set of metrics to submit to the city. The idea came from the San Diego Community Planners Committee, which has representation from all the city’s planning groups. The metrics were to be taken back to the groups for feedback before a final list is voted on this month. The new STR ordinance was signed into law in April and is to be reviewed annually for effectivenes...

After nearly two hours of presentations, questions, discussion and debate, the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee determined that the draft environmental impact report for the La Jolla View Reservoir replacement project is incomplete and voted at its Jan. 19 meeting that findings could not be made to support the development. A working group with members of different planning groups was formed to meet with the city, make suggested improvements to the EIR and discuss alternatives. The city extended the public review period for the EIR until April 1 to allow the group to form a recomm...