Another tragic train death in North Leucadia

Encinitas: Read Prop T

Prop T in Encinitas is a hot, hot topic. 

Wanna read it?

Here is a link to the Prop T PDF:

Read Part A: clicky 

Read Part B: clicky 

Here is the link to the city attorney's analysis of Prop T: clicky 

Here is a KPBS story about Prop T than ran the other day: clicky 

Here is the Voice of San Diego Fact Check story on Prop T: clicky 

Bonus: here is the link to the California Department of Housing and Community Development: clicky 

City of Encinitas voter information: clicky

Defeat Darrell sign

T for Trap?

Forced Out

"Doctor" Gaspar's Mayoral Campaign summed up

Historic Encinitas building to be torn down?

Miles Kellogg built this building on D St, between Hwy 101 and Second Street in 1928.
Drawing via the Encinitas 101 Main Street Association website

Manhattan Giant Pizza and Kealani’s Hawaiian restaurant have both been in this building for more than 20 years.

The building recently sold and the tenants received a 30 day eviction notice. 

From the Coast News,

Property records show that the building was owned by Encinitas residents Maurice and Constance Lund, who passed away within a month of each other in the spring.

Bralla-Martin said that the property passed down to the couple’s children, who recently sold the property. He said the rumor is that the new owner is planning on demolishing the structure to make way for a mixed-use development.

The Coast News attempted to contact the Lund children to confirm the property’s sale, but did not receive a call back before publication.

Opinion: Obviously the city must prevent the destruction of this historical building. 

Encinitas: Prop T raises building heights to 48 feet. VOTE NO

Catherine Blakespear videos

Exciting drone footage!

Tasha Video

Not the Internet

Paul Gaspar quote, "I know more about city happenings than 99.9% of people that live in the city. (59,940 people)

KPBS link