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Ax the Tree, Grow the Branch
Bottom line, the trees need to stay. What about going underground or building a 2nd floor? How on earth could anyone think that cutting down a 100 year old tree is a good idea? So that we can have another sterile master planned community-type (ala 4S Ranch) park in the middle of an urban (San Diego-style) neighborhood? Phooey! I use that library alot, but I think I'd rather see it close than lose those trees. Heck, replace it with an oversized gazebo and call it day.— March 20, 2009 2:47 p.m.
Claiming City Heights
Great article. I loved reading how City Heights slowly grew on you until you eventually came to love it. I live in neighboring Kensington and love going to CH simply for the food. Marisco's German Truck, Saigon, Super Cocina...etc. Call me crazy, but I love that Kensington borders City Heights and not some sterile area like Scripps Ranch. Mid-City Rules!!!!— March 20, 2009 2:32 p.m.