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547-Unit Oceanside Transit Center Project Draft EIR Indicates Minimal Impact, Major Redevelopment

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By Rhiannon Saegert  A recently released draft environmental impact report for the Oceanside Transit Center redevelopment in Oceanside, CA, has revealed plans to construct 547 apartments, a 170-room boutique hotel, a multi-story office building, and additional retail spaces, according to a San Diego Union-Tribune report.   The North County Transit District and city officials emphasized that […]

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