For the first time in three decades, San Diego is updating the community plan for the College Area, with proposals that could triple residential capacity in the neighborhood.
The latest draft of the plan would add room for up to 18,000 new homes over the next 30 years.
The plan increases density near San Diego State University and trolley stations, aiming to create a mixed-use "campus town" atmosphere with wider sidewalks, bike lanes and public gathering spaces.
A new promenade on Montezuma Road is among the proposed public spaces, along with park upgrades, including a new pocket park on 54th Street.
The city is seeking public feedback on the proposal. Residents can share their thoughts by visiting this link.
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