US EditionDevelopers in Del Mar Press City to Act on Seaside Ridge Housing Plan
DEL MAR, CALIFORNIA, JUL 18 – Applicants seek City Council review after four incomplete rulings on the 259-unit Seaside Ridge housing project amid state housing law obligations.
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Developers in Del Mar press city to act on Seaside Ridge housing plan
A lawyer representing Seaside Ridge, a 259-unit housing project, has asked Del Mar city staff to deem their proposal complete or outline the process of having the plan heard by the City Council. In the July 10 letter, Brooke Miller, special counsel at Sheppard Mullin, asks Del Mar Principal Planner Matt Bator that his staff complete either step within 10 days for the project, proposed on a vacant 7-acre site in north Del Mar near Dog Beach. The …
Seaside Ridge applicants ask for City Council to review application’s ‘incomplete’ status
The applicants behind the 259-unit Seaside Ridge proposal for a north bluff property in Del Mar are asking the city to approve the project or to set a date for an appeal in front of the City Council. The city has already deemed four versions of the Seaside Ridge application incomplete since property owner Carol Lazier submitted a preliminary development application in October 2022. Lazier filed a court petition in February 2024 arguing that the …
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