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Walmart to Open in Encinitas, Despite Objections
What's sad is that it will drive away the current customers of the other established shops there (REI, Pei Wei, Islands) because of the chaotic traffic and slummy standards that Wal-Mart is famous for. I, personally, will never go to that center again. I used to go at least once a week. I also will not go to the Home Depot in Encinitas ever again. In the end, it will turn the entire area there into a completely different feel. If I lived in La Costa Valley across the street, I would be livid and boycott Encinitas altogether. Shame on you, Encinitas City Council. You should have gone above and beyond to make citizens aware of the filing instead of allowing these bullies to sneak in without any real notice.— September 29, 2011 2:09 p.m.