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Reflections Quarterly Newsletter
Coronado Railroad Appeal of Designation, Lawsuit Goes Forward
The appeal of historic designation of the Coronado Railroad is scheduled to be heard July 20th by the City Council at 10:00am in the Council Chambers 12th floor, 202 "C" Street San Diego. This is an important case as the Railroad was designated for all 3 criteria A, B, & C.
Photo Bruce Coons
Legally, the council must uphold this designation, which has the support of all the historical groups from the San Diego region. The decision will set an important precedent for all future designations. This council has not upheld any historical designation to date and they will and must hear from us.
In the meantime the Port of San Diego has refused to talk settlement with SOHO in conjunction with our lawsuit concerning paving over the line in Chula Vista without doing an EIR. It seems Greg Cox et al are playing hard ball on this one and the matter will have to be resolved by the legal system. This is unfortunate, as the issues are easily resolved. They continue to insist on doing this the hard way and to flaunt the law.
Please come out to support the designation and ask your city councilman to deny the appeal, which has no basis, whatsoever. In fact, no evidence has been presented to form a basis for the appeal, which in itself violates the ordinance. The council does not; it does not have discretion in overturning the designation by the Historical Resources Board. This must stop here and now.
Please take the time to write and ask Mayor Dick Murphy & City Council members to support their Historic Resources Board and deny the appeal that will come before them.
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- President's Message: Old Enough
By David Marshall- Message from the Executive Director
By Bruce Coons- Historic Preservation and Transportation Agencies Find Common Ground to Safeguard America's Heritage
- Coastal Commission Rejects Extension of Border Triple Fence
By William Doyle- Heritage Architecture & Planning
- Milford Wayne Donaldson Appointed as State Historic Preservation Officer
- Tecate Depot Mystery Solved
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- Volunteer Today at the Whaley House
- Gifts of Real Estate to SOHO
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- Join Us for the James Hubbell Homes Tour! Saturday, June 19th
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By Bill Lawrence- Seven Key Benefits That Historic Preservation Offers
- Letter to the Editor
- The Joys of Being a Docent at SOHO Home Tours
By Linda Canada- Mission Hills Walking Tour
By Allen Hazard- Free "Arch in the Park" Family Event
- Historic Landscape Concern
- Congratulations to the Winners of "History Day in California" Students!!
By Sandé Lollis- A Search for San Diego Courtyards
- The Mission Hills Garden Club
- Old House Fair 2004
- The Repair of Historic Wooden Windows
By John H. Myers- Lost San Diego ~ The Florence Hotel
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