New Cathedral City gas station off Date Palm Drive rejected
People who live in the area raised concerns about the environment, health, traffic and safety.
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People who live in the area raised concerns about the environment, health, traffic and safety.
Single-family residences in San Diego may see a sharp increase in their sewer rates starting Jan. 1, and ahead of a scheduled Sept. 21 City Council vote, area residents heard explanations for the proposed changes and asked questions during an Aug. 18 online forum presented by the city's Public Utilities Department and Councilman Joe LaCava, whose District 1 includes La Jolla.