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Encinitas facilities need $49M in repairs over next decade, report finds

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By Jordan Ingram Verified
| The Coast News Verified
ENCINITAS — A newly released citywide facilities report has found that the City of Encinitas faces nearly $50 million in facility repairs over the next decade, warning of a $29 million maintenance backlog and the potential for several popular parks and public facilities to fall into poor condition within just a few years.
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Encinitas approves final design funding for Leucadia rail crossings

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By Jordan Ingram Verified
| The Coast News Verified
ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council voted June 17 to advance the next phase of two proposed pedestrian rail crossings in Leucadia, approving nearly $300,000 in additional design work despite opposition from residents who raised concerns about noise, safety and potential conflicts with future rail improvements.
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Carlsbad opens negotiations over future of The Shoppes parking lots

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By Jordan Ingram Verified
| The Coast News Verified
CARLSBAD — The Carlsbad City Council authorized staff this month to begin negotiations with the owners of The Shoppes at Carlsbad regarding the potential sale or lease of more than 67 acres of city-owned parking lots surrounding the mall, a move that could pave the way for one of the city’s largest affordable housing opportunities.
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