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Chula Vista’s $1.35 Billion Bet: How a Coastal City Plans to Double Down on Public Access

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The Gaylord Pacific resort is open—and now comes the real test of whether San Diego's South Bay can balance tourism dollars with community space When the Gaylord Pacific opened its doors last May, the 1,600-room resort instantly became the largest hospitality project in San Diego's South Bay. But for many Chula Vista residents, the real […]

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