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Ponto Beachfront Development

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Andrew Garoutte
11 years ago

Ponto must live on.

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Doug Miller
11 years ago

I love the last open space near our beach Ponto! All the local dog walkers and neighbors enjoy the open space and view the way it is. I and many others have a hard time understanding why we need more people around here. It is ruining the local feel that we all love. We need to save all of the coastal wet lands and rural surrounding areas. There is already too many people moving in and taking away from our open freedom and precious space. Leave a little for the Locals. We respect the beach and each other. It will be an eye sore with too many inconsiderate tourist trying to snake our parking and waves and trashing our beaches. It gets worse every year. If you build more parking there will be more people and more people at the beach is wrong.

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Cheryl Spiro
11 years ago

i am opposed to any changes to the Current General Plan

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JR Phillips
11 years ago

No way! No s stories...!

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Suzanne Weast
11 years ago

What if we allowed a parking structure and let the rest be a park....what a beautiful, scenic sight that would be. What is with the City Council & planning commission?

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Chris Baker
11 years ago

Hasn't enough damage been done already?

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Anonymous
11 years ago

There is nothing positive about this new plan and its a gross deviation from the original. The only people who will benefit are the developers. Listen to the people and residents. No one wants this!

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jennifer baer
11 years ago Featured

This area is the gateway to our beautiful city. Let's make a great first impression. Lower residential density and more commercial for the locals and tourists to enjoy....restaurants, quaint shops, etc

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Tamara brenner
11 years ago

Keep the origional plan for ponto, develope ponto right

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Heather Pratt
11 years ago

It is imperative to reflect on the community's vision for a legacy that will attract visitors for years to come and enhance the quality of life for generations.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Keep the beach A BEACH! No city structure type developments, take those elsewhere! The point of "coastal view" is to see the view without climbing on a roof!

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Lucy brenner
11 years ago

No

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Dylan dixon
11 years ago

No

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Phil dixon
11 years ago

Not a good idea!

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Tamara dixon
11 years ago

Carlsbad city planners, please listen to what the communities want, to be left alone and stop being harrassed by money hungry developers.

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rob tavares
11 years ago

save the bluff please!!!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

There is too much residential. The plan doesn't look anything like the original plans looked.

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Cheryl McPherson
11 years ago

There is a reason for the 30 ft limit. Greed is the only reason to allow an exception! Think about what is best for Carlsbad!!

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Casey Campbell
11 years ago

the world does not thrive when money over takes beauty

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Susan Igoe
11 years ago

please allow the citizens to be part of the decision process