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Is California's Latest Zoning Law Change the End to Suburbs?

California just changed single-family zoning laws. Is it the death of San Diego suburbs?

Developer scales back San Diego housing development. Will it be enough to appease the community?

Print A plan to remake a shuttered golf course in Carmel Mountain is gearing up to go back before city planners after two years of opposition. Santa Monica developer New Urban West says it will bring the 1,200-home Trails at Carmel Mountain Ranch to the San Diego Planning Commission in July. The project has been significantly scaled back since it was originally envisioned as a 1,600 home project, but neighbors still say it is too dense. Despite a regional and statewide push for housing in California, many local developers have elected to scale back the size of projects to get community support. But, it hasn’t made much of a difference to neighbors who say The Trails is too big for the area.

San Diego Dems doing fine with political cash

From thetrailsatcmr.com The Trails at Carmel Mountain West project seeks to redevelop the old Carmel Mountain Ranch Country Club golf course, shuttered since July 2018. Jesus is boss Jesus Cardenas came under fire in 2019 by then-county supervisor candidate and state senator Ben Hueso for “gaming” the San Diego Democratic Party central committee, resulting in the endorsement of Hueso’s foe, Nora Vargas. She ultimately won the election. Now Cardenas, the new chief of staff for San Diego city councilman Stephen Whitburn, has filed his legally required statement of economic interests for last year, revealing that his Chula Vista-based political consulting outfit Grassroots Resources is valued between $100,000 and $1 million and grossed between $10,000 and $100,000.

Public can now comment on Trails at Carmel Mountain Ranch development project

Public can now comment on Trails at Carmel Mountain Ranch development project 1,200-unit housing project in environmental review The public can now comment on a 1,200-unit housing development on the old Carmel Mountain Ranch golf course. and last updated 2021-01-14 10:14:21-05 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - The public now has a chance to chime in on a controversial housing project proposed for the old golf course at Carmel Mountain Ranch. Developer New Urban West is trying to build 1,200 homes on the property. They also plan to develop parks, open space, trails, and community gathering areas. The City of San Diego just released the Environmental Impact Review of the project.