Chula Vista City Council Approves Bay Front Master Plan
Community of Eastlake, Eastlake News Wednesday, May 19th, 2010SAN DIEGO — The San Diego Port Commission and Chula Vista City Council have approved a Master Plan that would transform 550 acres of bay front land in the South Bay.
Enlarge this imageAbove: There was a joint meeting of the San Diego Port District and the City Council of Chula Vista, to approve the environmental impact report of the Chula Vista Bayfront Master Plan on May 18, 2010. The 550 acre Bayfront plan includes 230 acres of public parks and open space as well as as hotels, condominiums and commercial space. It is projected to generate 11 million a year in tax revenues.
Chula Vista City Hall was packed for the public hearing, which represented the culmination of years of negotiation and compromise. The Master Plan had the support of the environmental community and labor groups, as well as the Chamber of Commerce and the business community.
The plan includes three new hotels and a resort, condominiums, shops and restaurants. But it also has more than 200 acres of open space and public parks.
http://www.kpbs.org/news/2010/may/18/plan-chula-vista-bay-front-project-approved/
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