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State law now bars Encinitas from removing Santa Fe Drive bike lane (opens the original)
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A new provision in a state budget bill that prevents Encinitas from removing a separated bike lane along Santa Fe Drive for at least the first five years of its existence has been signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom, thus pitting state officials against the wishes of a majority of the current City Council. “How would you like it if somebody took a grant back three years after it was granted (and) changed the rules?” Encinitas Mayor Bruce Ehlers said when asked about the new provision during a p
Encinitas council directs staff to ease off on some short-term rental policies (opens the original)
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Encinitas shouldn’t be causing “undue stress” to legal, short-term rental owners who are complying with city permit regulations. Instead, it should focus on reducing illegal, un-permitted units, City Council members said Wednesday as they directed staff members to ease up on some recent measures. Among other things, there’s probably no need to inspect the fire suppression equipment in the master bedroom of a property owner who lives onsite and is renting out an extra bedroom or a granny flat to
Parents urge city to resolve dispute with Encinitas school district over renovation project (opens the original)
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A group of parents urged Encinitas officials Wednesday to quickly resolve a dispute between the city and the Encinitas Union School District over construction permits for the recently begun Paul Ecke-Central Elementary renovation project. Speaking at a City Council meeting, the parents said they didn’t care whether the school district or the city was at fault for the current conflict, nor did they care whether partisan politics was involved, as some people have contended. The parents, particular
Paid parking proposal causes shock, dismay at The Lumberyard businesses in Encinitas (opens the original)
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A management company’s plans to start charging for parking at The Lumberyard shopping center has shocked some of its longtime business owners and their employees, who say the proposal goes against downtown Encinitas’ welcoming reputation and may drive customers away. “It feels to me … that the parking situation goes against everything Encinitas is, or used to be … It makes me feel like my home is not what it used to be at all,” said Aine Gaines, a lifelong Encinitas resident, longtime Magical Ch
Cardiff area council candidates face off at Encinitas forum (opens the original)
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The two candidates for Encinitas City Council’s District 3 seat highlighted their differences at a voter forum last week, mentioning everything from their length of residency to their views on roadway improvements. Ed Sprague, a retired firefighter and former Olivenhain Water District Board member, repeatedly noted that he has three decades of experience in emergency services issues, as well as more than a decade in water district budget decision-making. He moved to Encinitas as a child in 1977,
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