Coastal Commission files lawsuit to block NCTD fencing project
DEL MAR — After issuing multiple warnings to the North County Transit District not to move ahead with a fencing project on the Del Mar
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Del Mar residents sue transit district over bluffs fencing project
DEL MAR — A lawsuit filed by a group of Del Mar residents seeks to halt the North County Transit District’s contract with Exbon Development
NCTD hopes to redevelop Carlsbad train stations
OCEANSIDE — The North County Transit District (NCTD) released an April 8 Request for Proposals (RFP) for redevelopment of two separate parcels of land at the
Leucadia residents protest fencing, lack of rail crossing
ENCINITAS — Residents are voicing frustration over the North County Transit District’s installation of a fence along the rail corridor in northwest Leucadia and calling
NCTD reducing Breeze bus service
OCEANSIDE — Due to operator shortages, the North County Transit District (NCTD) is temporarily reducing frequency of certain BREEZE routes to responsibly maintain service standards.
NCTD pushes for sole authority over bluff fencing, rejects state warning
DEL MAR – Following last week’s Del Mar City Council meeting where councilmembers rejected an agreement that would allow a fencing plan along the Del
Still no decision from feds to mediate NCTD fencing dispute
DEL MAR — Both the California Coastal Commission and City of Del Mar recently filed requests for the Surface Transportation Board to mediate a dispute
Del Mar fencing project could impede access to bluff-top trails
DEL MAR — Del Mar residents and elected officials are questioning whether a hotly-debated railway fencing proposal will encroach upon the city’s popular bluff-top walking
NCTD extends deadline for Del Mar to accept modified fencing plan
DEL MAR – The North County Transit District board voted Thursday to give the City of Del Mar until Feb. 28 to agree to a
Carlsbad’s mayor remains in prominent committee seats
CARLSBAD — Every year, the Carlsbad City Council selects who will represent the city on various committees and boards. This year, the council had few
