To increase
awareness of the merits of the lawsuit we have been conducting small
informational coffees.
These coffees are in the evenings, in a given
neighborhood. The attendees are encouraged to ask questions.
If you would like to attend a coffee or host one, please send an email
to Taxpayers for Responsible Land Use
On May 9, 2006, the San Diego City Council thwarted the will of
local planning groups, ignored a unanimous decision from the Planning
Commission, violated California law and the City's regulations, and
neglected its responsibilities. It did that by approving the construction
of a student center on Site 653 and allowing a below market sale of the
city-owned parcel (Site 653) at the corner of Torrey Pines Road and La
Jolla Village Drive by a 6-2 vote.
On June 12, 2006, Taxpayers for Responsible Land Use, a non-profit corporation, and the La Jolla Shores Association filed suit against the City in San Diego Superior Court.
We need donations. Unlike campaigns to support or oppose a project working its way through the City approval process, this matter is now in the hands of attorneys to work out the details of city and state land-use law. This process, however, is not cheap and we need donations to cover the costs of litigation.
Please send checks to the following address:
Taxpayers for Responsible Land Use
P.O. Box 523
La Jolla, California 92038