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L-7 site on hold for now

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City establishes housing task force

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By Fiona Bork

ENCINITAS — The Encinitas City Council will assemble an affordable housing task force to explore alternative sites for a 100% low-income housing project after residents expressed concerns about the potential impacts of a development at the L-7 site on Quail Gardens Drive. In February, the council agreed to conduct an economic study exploring options for a low-density affordable housing de velopment at 634 Quail Gardens Drive. Proposals for the 7.86-acre site, known as L-7, included a 30-45-unit BLACKWELL residential subdivision with accessory dwelling units or a 60-plus-unit low-income senior apartment complex. However, during its June 26 meeting, the council agreed to pause design work for those specific proposals and will instead start the first phase of a three-part public engagement plan to continue gathering community feedback about a future housing development at L-7 through a series of discussion groups. The outreach effort will consist of three phases: Phase 1: sharing project information and gathering initial input; Phase 2: presenting design concepts based on community feedback; and Phase 3: refining these concepts with additional TURN TO HOUSING ON 28

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The San Diego County Fair has spun its final tufts of cotton candy after a 20-day run celebrating all things retro at the Fairgrounds. This year’s event saw fewer visitors than previous years but guests reported an improved experience. Photos and story on 17. Archive photo from the San Diego County Fair

Man, 28, sentenced in child molest case

sex, and one misdemeanor VISTA — A former count of arranging an ilVista Unified School Dis- licit meeting with a minor. trict employee and CarlsHe previously pleaded bad water polo coach not guilty to pleaded guilty Monday four felonies to several charges afin November. ter allegedly molesting C h a a 13-year-old girl at an nove’s plea Oceanside park last year. includes a Conner Chanove, 28, stipulated of Carlsbad, pleaded guilty CHANOVE 10-year prisin Vista Superior Court to on sentence, three felonies, including and he has been remandtwo counts of lewd and ed into custody ahead of lascivious conduct with his sentencing hearing on a child under 14 and one TURN TO CHANOVE ON 20 count of luring a minor for By Laura Place

Ex-Wave employees allege abuses Several former San Diego Wave employees are exposing what they claim is an abusive workplace under club President Jill Ellis. 13

SUMMER CAMP

Middle and high school aged students from Escondido traveled from each end of the San Dieguito River Park to learn about the watershed. The campers also traveled to Free Flight Exotic Bird Sanctuary in Del Mar before hiking through the San Dieguito Lagoon. Photo by Samantha Nelson

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