City officials tell applicant, opponents come back Feb. 12 with more information about environmental issues
A decision on whether to uphold the Planning Commission’s approval of a massive apartment project will wait until Feb. 12 — several months after the new City Council members are sworn into office.
The four-story, two-building, apartment complex is proposed for a 12-acre site along Quail Gardens Drive, just north of its intersection with Encinitas Boulevard. In mid-December, the city will swear in a new mayor and two new council members, who all campaigned together on a platform calling for Encinitas to do more to fight back against the state’s high-density housing mandates.
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