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Our Lady of Peace Bullies City Council
Ha Ha. OLP wins. Your smack talk of bullying didn't sway the courts. You lost, the homes are coming down, OLP is getting their new beautiful building. The school has been there longer than all of you. Its presence on Oregon Street precedes all of you. It is allowed to expand on its land just like all of you. And by the way, the students do not run over your pets - what a bunch of whining B.S. propaganda. The school wins, the disgruntled neighbors lose, and the City of San Diego pays $1.1 million in damages because of the City Council's egregious actions. If you don't like it, then take your pets (while they're still alive) and MOVE!— October 25, 2012 9:27 a.m.