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CEO/editor in chief @voiceofsandiego, co-host of the Voice of San Diego podcast. Softball dad and coach.
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Candidates for Coastal Council District clash on vacation rental facts

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By Scott Lewis Verified
| KPBS-TV (San Diego, CA) Verified
This story was first published by Voice of San Diego. Sign up for Voice’s newsletters here. At Politifest Saturday, City Council candidates Richard Bailey and Nicole Crosby couldn’t agree on a simple fact: whether the California Coastal Commission would have to sign off on any changes to the city’s laws on vacation rentals. Crosby wants to severely overhaul the rules and said she would pursue it on Day 1, dramatically lowering the number of allowed vacation rentals.
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Midway Rising Advances But Council Insists Affordable Housing Should Be ‘New’

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By Scott Lewis Verified
| Voice of San Diego Verified
Friday, a committee of the San Diego City Council advanced the project that Midway Rising leaders have been working on for five years. It was a moment that had been building for years. Union members who have advocated for it every step of the way cheered loudly in the City Council Chambers. But the Midway Rising hurried out and issued a simple written statement attributed to Brad Termini, from Zephyr Partners.
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Midway Rising May Not Create 2,000 ‘Net-New’ Affordable Homes

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By Scott Lewis Verified
| Voice of San Diego Verified
The Midway Rising project may not create 2,000 “net-new” affordable housing units, as city staff wanted from developers. As the nearly four-year negotiation with the Midway Rising team came to an end recently, city of San Diego staff insisted the final agreement require them to build new affordable housing and not become a so-called “receiver” site that would accept the housing other developers are required to build because of their own nearby projects.
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