Solana Beach Votes on Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance

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Published March 7, 2007 at 12:03 PM PST

This story was published more than 19 years ago.

Solana Beach voters took to the polls on Tuesday to vote on an ordinance that would limit the size of homes in certain parts of the city. We are joined by representatives from both sides of the argum

Tom Fudge: Yesterday, residents of Solana Beach went to the polls in a special election. They were voting on whether to pass an anti-mansionization ordinance. The ordinance would limit the size of homes near the beach.

Last we heard, the election was too close to call.

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Guests

Ed Joyce, reporter for KPBS News
Dave Roberts, councilmember for the City of Solana Beach and supporter of the Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance.
Norma Ruhm, member of Common Sense, a non-profit, unincorporated, unaffiliated association of Solana Beach residents that opposes the Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance.

Solana Beach Votes on Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance

Solana Beach voters took to the polls on Tuesday to vote on an ordinance that would limit the size of homes in certain parts of the city. We are joined by representatives from both sides of the argum

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