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Chula Vista's R.A.P.P. on Urban Blight
I thought the Real Estate people got a bit carried away with some of their horror stories and the whole truth might have been better than half truth in a few cases but the devil in me made me rather enjoy seeing them being so rightous and indignant. Before the bubble burst they were making more money than most just dream about. Alas, the party is over.— January 31, 2010 10:08 p.m.
The Mad Hatter’s Chula Vista council meeting
In Chula Vista Redevelopment has been primarily a stimulus package for costly consultants, studies and salaries of redevelopment staff. Very little has been developed or redeveloped on the west side and I don't know what will change that. Simply adding more properties will just make "abject failure" more so.....but wait, we may be able to hire more consultants, order more studies and hire more staff.— January 31, 2010 8:47 p.m.