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San Diego State college housing will ruin Del Cerro
I have lived on Adobe Falls Rd for the last 5 years and have been following this issue all along. I think that the bottom line here is that with California's budget troubles, SDSU will never have the funds to go ahead with the project even if they ultimatly win in court. I believe they have way too many other priorities to deal with to worry about this project. I take my dog down there once a week and I can say that the falls have been one of the best kept secrets here and could become one of the 7 wonders of San Diego if the city could acquire this property and develop it into a park. The Urban Corps acame through a few years ago and cleaned it up after the sewage spill but it could use some more TLC as the college kids party there but it's not too bad. I appreciate the reader and Mr Janczyn for keeping some light focused on this issue.— August 5, 2010 8:54 p.m.