A proposed 5,100-home development in Otay Mesa is moving forward despite opposition from private property owners, some of them undeveloped parcels, within the boundaries of the proposed project. The landowners say a rezoning plan could reduce the value of their property and limit how it can be be used.
A proposed 5,100-home development in Otay Mesa is moving forward despite opposition from private property owners, some of them undeveloped parcels, within the boundaries of the proposed project. The landowners say a rezoning plan could reduce the value of their property and limit how it can be be used.
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