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San Diego water: You will pay
I also subscribe to "If it's yellow...." but have learned that letting it sit in the bowl for too long a time builds a ring of the various minerals and salts in both water & urine.— March 27, 2014 7:06 p.m.
Council to rescind permit for University Town Center neon sign
Visduh - you're correct that it was Judge Timothy Taylor who ruled against the City on the Plaza de Panama project but Briggs was not the attorney. The suit was filed by SOHO (Save Our Heritage Organisation), represented by their own attorney. Judge Taylor has shown himself to be a judge who rules based on the law whether or not he personally agrees with it, as he made clear in his ruling on the Plaza de Panama suit.— March 26, 2014 8:22 a.m.
Historic building to become University Heights library?
Even at the old library at 8th & E streets, parking was never free ($1.25/hr). If you park at the library itself, first 2 hours are free then $1.25/20 minutes up to $21/day. You can park across the street in the huge, empty parking lot for $5/all day. You can take the trolley - don't know your age so can't say what you might pay as a non-senior but I'm able to park somewhere else near a trolley station and pay $1.25 each way on the trolley,or take the bus; both stop very close to the library. What I usually do, however, is park 4-5 blocks away at one of the green-top parking meters, $1/hr for up to 4 hours. Library entrance is at 11th & K (or 12th St. side) and I usually park up on E, F or G St. or on 10th or 11th, same vicinity. It's not exactly a long walk unless you have mobility issues - in which case you can park free (I believe this is the case) with a handicapped placard or license plate at any metered space, even within 1 or 2 blocks of the library.— March 16, 2014 12:43 a.m.
Manchester rumored to drop Austin hotel
Wonder what his agenda may be? Must be one for his assistant to respond to your call....— March 14, 2014 7:21 p.m.
Potential canyon development in South Park
While I know there are people in North & South Park who are knowledgeable about the city's land development code, it might be of interest to readers to take a look at the City regulations regarding "environmentally sensitive lands" and "steep hillsides". The info is found in the Municipal Code, Chapter 14, Article 3, Division 1 (go to City Clerk webpage <http://www.sandiego.gov/city-clerk/officialdocs/> (search page), check box for Municipal Code then enter keyword "hillside" in the Search box. On the results page, choose the second one down.— February 6, 2014 4:07 p.m.
City faces lawsuit over condos' defective pipes
"This information could have been buried in some other department that was primarily interested in avoiding embarrassment." Or.. in the Mayor's Office back when Sanders was in charge (look at the dates, can't blame Filner for *this* mess). Even if it wasn't Sanders' office that created the lengthy delay in filing with the City's insurance company, the blame can be laid at his feet because of the huge disruption caused by his Business Process Re-engineering that moved staff from here to there so that no one knew any longer who was in charge of what or who to call.— November 13, 2013 5:06 p.m.
Faulconer claim not "flawed" — it's a blatant lie
With a 3-year age spread, why is 33 "too young" (Alvarez) but 35 (Todd Gloria) or 36 (Nathan Fletcher) "old enough"? Thomas Jefferson was 33 when he penned the Declaration of Independence. Was he too young to be taken seriously? Calendar age is not an accurate indicator of the maturity of anyone - was anyone claiming that, when he ran for mayor of SD in 2011, Nathan Fletcher was "too young" at 34? Was Fletcher "too young" when he was first elected to the Ca Assembly at 32? Was David Alvarez "too young" when elected to City Council at age 29? Using someone's age as an important criterion for fitness for higher office is a false equivalence.— November 13, 2013 4:36 p.m.
Two new lawsuits against Pacific Beach marijuana dispensaries
Exactly the thought I had as I began reading the article!— October 29, 2013 3:06 p.m.
San Diego mayoral debate abruptly canceled...due to pension truth?
... and that the City Attorney should provide opinions that supported what the Mayor and/or Council wanted instead of what laws & precedents would support.— October 27, 2013 1:51 p.m.
Coastal Commission staff says "No" on convention center expansion
Jimgee - you took the words out of my mouth!— October 1, 2013 5:48 p.m.