The Board of Port Commissioners will decide on April 21 whether to launch the CEQA environmental review process, the first public hurdle for a four-story waterfront museum that developers project will attract 850,000 annual visitors. A proposal to construct a $256 million, 85,000-square-foot Navy SEAL Museum along San Diego's bayfront will face its first public […]
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