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Carmel Valley Planning Group to Discuss One Paseo Mixed-Use Project

At the monthly meeting of the Carmel Valley Planning Group set for tonight, residents of Carmel Valley will have a chance to give their thoughts on One Paseo, a mixed-use project proposed for the intersection of Del Mar Heights Road and El Camino Real.

The development, the largest ever to be proposed for Carmel Valley, consists of 1,857440 square feet of residential and commercial space on 23.6 acres. The purpose for the development, according to developer Kilroy Realty, is to bring a "main street" to Carmel Valley. In addition to a new main street the 10 building-development will house a movie theatre, a 150-room hotel, 608 multi-family units, and 806,000 square feet of retail and office space.

As we've reported previously, some residents oppose the development, saying it will bring traffic, noise, and well, more traffic to an already congested area. Others, including the developer, say the project will turn Carmel Valley into a destination hot-spot for shopping and entertainment, as well as a great place for commercial and residential space.

The two sides have gone back and forth. The developer claims local shopping mall owners are trying to recruit residents to fight the project, while residents accuse Kilroy Realty of starting a fake grassroots campaign to help push the project through the permitting process. Those residents have collected hundreds of signatures from residents also opposed to the development.

In an effort to garner more support, the developer is sending out notices asking that residents show up to tonight's meeting, and are even inviting residents to a little get-together beforehand to talk about the project.

"We need your help," reads a recent email from Vice President of Development for Kilroy, Robert Little to those on the project mailing list. "As you may know, the Carmel Valley Planning Group will be holding a community meeting tomorrow... to discuss the Draft Environmental Impact Report for One Paseo. This is an important milestone of the public review process and will help determine if our vision for a Main Street for Carmel Valley becomes a reality. Your presence at this meeting is important to the success of the project. It will help illustrate the exceptional support for the concept established with help from the community. As a reminder, we will be getting together prior to the hearing to talk and have a bite to eat."

The meeting will take place on May 24 at 7:00pm Carmel Valley Middle School Performing Arts Center 3800 Mykonos Lane

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At the monthly meeting of the Carmel Valley Planning Group set for tonight, residents of Carmel Valley will have a chance to give their thoughts on One Paseo, a mixed-use project proposed for the intersection of Del Mar Heights Road and El Camino Real.

The development, the largest ever to be proposed for Carmel Valley, consists of 1,857440 square feet of residential and commercial space on 23.6 acres. The purpose for the development, according to developer Kilroy Realty, is to bring a "main street" to Carmel Valley. In addition to a new main street the 10 building-development will house a movie theatre, a 150-room hotel, 608 multi-family units, and 806,000 square feet of retail and office space.

As we've reported previously, some residents oppose the development, saying it will bring traffic, noise, and well, more traffic to an already congested area. Others, including the developer, say the project will turn Carmel Valley into a destination hot-spot for shopping and entertainment, as well as a great place for commercial and residential space.

The two sides have gone back and forth. The developer claims local shopping mall owners are trying to recruit residents to fight the project, while residents accuse Kilroy Realty of starting a fake grassroots campaign to help push the project through the permitting process. Those residents have collected hundreds of signatures from residents also opposed to the development.

In an effort to garner more support, the developer is sending out notices asking that residents show up to tonight's meeting, and are even inviting residents to a little get-together beforehand to talk about the project.

"We need your help," reads a recent email from Vice President of Development for Kilroy, Robert Little to those on the project mailing list. "As you may know, the Carmel Valley Planning Group will be holding a community meeting tomorrow... to discuss the Draft Environmental Impact Report for One Paseo. This is an important milestone of the public review process and will help determine if our vision for a Main Street for Carmel Valley becomes a reality. Your presence at this meeting is important to the success of the project. It will help illustrate the exceptional support for the concept established with help from the community. As a reminder, we will be getting together prior to the hearing to talk and have a bite to eat."

The meeting will take place on May 24 at 7:00pm Carmel Valley Middle School Performing Arts Center 3800 Mykonos Lane

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