Slimmed-down DISC proposal likely headed back to ballot
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The developers behind the Davis Innovation & Sustainability Campus, which voters turned down under a Measure J/R vote last fall, are back with a slimmed-down proposal they hope to place on the June 2022 ballot.
Dubbed “DISC 2022,” the new project would feature 63 percent less office, research and development, and laboratory space and 460 residential units instead of the 850 contained in the original DISC plan. Total acreage of the new proposal is about half of the original plan, with only the southern portion of the plot east of Mace Boulevard and north of I-80 proposed for development.
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Ex-San Diego mayor Kevin Faulconer, facing a daunting array of well-heeled Republican challengers to his bid to become governor in the face of a possible recall of Democratic incumbent Gavin Newsom, has hit the money circuit.
State disclosure records show that Faulconer s just-created gubernatorial exploratory campaign committee raised a total of $501,200 from January 12 to January 27 of this year, with many of the donors hailing from the super rich reaches of La Jolla and Rancho Santa Fe.
Kelly Burt, chairman and CEO of Price Self Storage, a real estate mogul who took part in the closed-door kingmakers meeting that picked Faulconer to run as the GOP insiders choice for mayor after the scandal-caused fall of Democrat Bob Filner in 2013, gave his longtime ally $64,800 on January 21. Burt s wife Laurie did the same.