The council committee was considering reducing the downtown hourly special event rate from $10 to $5, shortening the enforcement window from six hours to five and limiting the special event parking zone to five blocks around Petco Park.
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The the intersection of Lowell Street and Normal Avenue is now "Bill Walton Way" near Helix High School, where the Hall of Famer's basketball journey began.
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