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Civil war erupts over California coastline
Regulators are considering a proposal to approve the development of 120 rental townhomes on an 11-acre coastal site in Carlsbad, California, after a decade-long debate. The California Coastal Commission plans to review amendments to the local master plan that would rezone the property from "unplanned" to residential and commercial use, clearing the way for the project. Opponents argue that the land represents a rare opportunity for public parkland along the coast and are campaigning to preserve it as open space, with some collecting signatures to convert part of the land into a community park. The project cannot proceed until the commission and later the city council approve the amendments.
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