Opinion: San Diego beach-area traffic will just get worse under this new plan [Opinion]
” : The news regarding inflation, drought, Ukraine, climate change, etc. has made for some depressing headlines. However, reading that the State Commission of Housing and Community Development can and plans to override the 30-foot height limit and allow for squeezing a 60-foot-high high residential complex next to Rose Creek also takes the cake.
The intersection of East Mission Bay Drive and Balboa is already one of the worst in the city and as single-family homes are replaced with four-unit condos in the area, the traffic only gets worse. To tell us that our voter-approved 30-foot height limit can be ignored and at a time when we are told to cut back on water usage, that they can even consider this project, is a sign that the will of the people is not being represented well in Sacramento.
My hope is there are educated, intelligent, and reasonable individuals involved in the permitting process who will recognize the foolishness of approving this project.
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