Midway Height Limits decision will be with judges, not voters
San Diego voters approved Measure C, but the city faces an uphill court battle with multiple lawsuits to prevent the vote from being moot.
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San Diego voters approved Measure C, but the city faces an uphill court battle with multiple lawsuits to prevent the vote from being moot.
San Diegans appear to have said yes to Measure C, potentially ending the moratorium on buildings taller than 30 feet in the Midway District.
Measure C's passage would exclude the 1,324-acre Midway-Pacific Highway Community Plan area from the existing 30-foot height limit on buildings.
Measure C would change the height restrictions of buildings from 30 feet to 100 feet in the Midway District. With plans to build a new sports arena, the project needs that height increase.
A city of San Diego measure that would remove the 30-foot coastal height limit for buildings in the Midway District remained too close to call Wednesday.