Local approval of the document is necessary for State review and certification to begin.
NCTD alleges these actions interfere with their operation of the rail system.
The City's “Dine on the Deck" partnership with Del Mar Village Association began Sept. 10.
That program is one of many within the 485-page Housing Element Update.
Watch a video of the Del Mar City Council candidate forum. The Del Mar Foundation sponsored the forum.
Failure to meet State mandates can expose Del Mar to severe financial penalties and even the loss of local zoning control.
Rebroadcasts are scheduled to air on Del Mar TV at 6 p.m. Sept. 16; 9 a.m. Sept. 17; 11 a.m. Sept. 19, and 5 p.m. Sept. 20.
Staff will monitor social distancing and cleaning protocols during and between seating sessions at 4 and 6:30 p.m.
"We’ll provide the sunset. You provide the tablecloth."
Off-season rules for dogs are in place on Del Mar’s beaches. In all areas, dogs must wear a license on their collars.
At least 113 of those units must be set aside as affordable housing.
Also on Sept. 8, the Council certified an environmental impact report.
Thank you for doing your part to keep Shores Park safe for people, pets and students at The Winston School.
Starting Sept. 10, the Del Mar Library will open its doors for in-person browsing, materials check-out, computer usage and other services.
The request for voluntary conservation runs Saturday through Monday between 3 and 9 p.m.
The Housing Element is a component of the Del Mar Community Plan.
Throughout Del Mar, signage and communications of many varieties remind residents and visitors to wear face coverings.
The requested action is required for Del Mar to comply with State Housing Element law.
Patrons must first request materials on www.sdcl.org or by calling the library at 858-755-1666.
One piece of the program – amendments to allow housing in two commercial zones – is headed to the City Council for action Sept. 8.
The local blackouts are the result of excessive heat driving up electricity use and putting strain California’s power grid.
To keep Del Mar as a safe place for all to enjoy, the City has launched a face mask education and enforcement program.
The floor plans – one each for a studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom unit – adhere to State mandates and City codes.
State Housing Element law requires Del Mar to implement the package of housing-related amendments.
Sand replenishment is one of Del Mar’s top strategies for addressing sea level rise.
Face covering requirements to be enforced are spelled out in State and County public health orders.
The work is expected to create noise from heavy equipment and glare from construction lights.
Have you reserved your free yard waste bins? The deadline is Friday, so call Waste Management today!
By law, the environmental report must analyze all options the City Council will consider for Del Mar to meet its housing obligations.
The Draft Program Environmental Impact Report and 6th Cycle Housing Element Update are separate documents.
City Hall will no longer provide remote services to the public on Fridays.
Reserve the bins before July 24 and fill them between July 27 and Aug. 10.
In observance of the Independence Day holiday, the Del Mar Civic Center will be closed on Friday.
Published July 2, the Draft Program Environmental Impact Report is open for public comment through Aug. 31.
The system will be up and running for the City Council meeting 4:30 p.m. Monday.
Del Mar’s Fourth of July parade also is cancelled. But our downtown businesses are open and welcome your visit.