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A decade in the making, 30-year plan for San Diego’s bayfront nears finish line
"The special district is composed of 2,400 acres of land and 3,500 acres of water in total. The document’s planning area covers a limited portion of the district — or 1,009 land acres and 1,454 water acres — spread across 10 planning districts.
IN THEIR WORDS
Board Vice Chair Danielle Moore
Most noteworthy in my mind are the proactive policies committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting carbon neutrality. These will further improve air quality and help reduce sea level rise — both critical issues for the port and surrounding communities. The Port Master Plan Update process has helped position the port as a leader in these areas, especially in recent years.
Port planners opted to exclude the National City and Chula Vista planning districts from the document, as the former tidelands territory is in the last leg of a separate planning process and the latter region is governed by the Chula Vista Bayfront Master Plan."
Taken from www.thesandiegotribune.com
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