After years of planning and months of community review, plans to vacate part of Cuvier Street to help make way for a La Jolla Recreation Center renovation got the La Jolla Community Planning Association’s approval during its Nov. 4 meeting online.
Two applications have been filed with the city of San Diego to build multi-unit residential projects in La Jolla's Village: one on a vacant lot on La Jolla Boulevard used for a Halloween pumpkin patch and the other on Nautilus Street across from La Jolla High School.
Enhance La Jolla has a pilot program set to launch next year to replace the plants in hanging flower baskets on Girard Avenue and Prospect Street with milkweed to create a butterfly garden effect.
La Jolla community planners' recommended changes to the San Diego land development code will be heard by the city Planning Commission on Thursday, Oct. 28.
In coming months, a historically designated house will be moved from La Jolla's Bishops Lane to an adjacent property to make way for a new home development.