Coastal Commission rejects appeals of Watermark permit
DEL MAR — The California Coastal Commission has determined that residents’ appeals of a permit for the Watermark housing development did not raise any significant issues, allowing the project to proceed as the city had previously approved it. The 50-unit, four-story project planned for the corner of Jimmy Durante Boulevard...The post Coastal Commission rejects appeals of Watermark permit appeared first on The Coast News Group.
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