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Coastal Commission Backs Carlsbad’s Airport Land-Use Limits, Escalating Eight-Year Fight With San Diego County

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A unanimous California Coastal Commission vote handed Carlsbad a procedural win in its long-running campaign to constrain McClellan-Palomar Airport, locking in zoning changes that the County of San Diego says are designed to strangle a runway project it has spent eight years trying to build. The California Coastal Commission voted unanimously on July 9 to […]

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