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Council introduces ADU ordinances

Policies are designed to regulate development and create 15 low-income ADUs by 2029. Read on...
Del Mar issues survey for Objective Design Standards

The measurable and verifiable criteria would apply to development projects in which State law overrides local design review. Read on...
Council reaffirms local climate emergency declaration

Declaration warns of "drought, extreme heat, wildfires, species stress, dying Torrey Pines, shrinking kelp forest and coastal erosion, sea level rise, and flooding." Read on...
For 26-year planner, job satisfaction comes with helping people

In 1998, Matt Bator started at City Hall as an intern. Read on...
Council approves guiding principles for rail realignment

An additional statement, that reflects input from the Del Mar Fairgrounds, is expected to return to the City Council for consideration Dec. 18 Read on...
Free weekend and holiday parking in downtown Del Mar

To welcome the holiday season, parking in downtown Del Mar is our treat during weekends and holidays. Read on...
SANDAG hosts rail realignment workshop and launches weekly office hours

The transportation planning agency is investigating tunnel alignments beneath Del Mar as alternatives the existing railway on the bluffs. Read on...
Report tracks progress of wetlands restoration

UC Santa Barbara scientists are monitoring conditions following completion of a $100 million project in 2011. Read on...
Council advances Undergrounding Program

Construction of Stratford Court North district is expected to begin early 2026. Read on...
Council delays action on ADUs

The draft ordinances are expected to return to the City Council Dec. 4. Read on...
For Fire Department veteran, it’s all about the team

Fire Engineer Rob Tucker has worked in Del Mar since 1999. Read on...
Council approves framework for short-term rental regulations

Draft ordinance is expected to come before the Planning Commission and City Council early 2024. Read on...
City of Del Mar and Winston School statement on settlement

After many months of negotiations the parties have reached agreement. Read on...
Oct. 16: ADU ordinances on City Council agenda

Policies seek to create at least 15 low-income ADUs by 2029. Read on...
Statement on investigation of Councilmember conduct

Allegations include public disclosure of confidential closed session information and potential violation of City code, policies and contractual obligations. Read on...
City launches short-term rental registry

Any owner of a short-term rental operating within the past 10 years is encouraged to register. Read on...
Free COVID-19 test kits available at Del Mar Library

The library on Camino del Mar is open Tuesday through Saturday. Read on...
Council reviews Riverpath plans, authorizes grant applications

The half-mile-long trail would extend the existing Riverpath eastward from Grand Avenue Overlook to Crest Canyon. Read on...
SANDAG posts train tunnel report

SANDAG is hosting rail realignment workshop 6 p.m. Oct. 4 at the Del Mar Civic Center Town Hall. Read on...
Planning Commission advances ADU policies

Recommendations will be folded into draft ordinances for the City Council's consideration Oct. 16. Read on...
San Elijo JPA headquarters nominated for Orchid

Agency provides wastewater treatment and recycled water for Del Mar. Read on...
Public works veteran is certified playground safety inspector

Alex Panduro: "It's important to have a good playground." Read on...
Council advances planning for San Dieguito Drive

Improvements would conform with public standards needed to bring the road segment into Del Mar's streets and roadways system. Read on...
SANDAG hosts rail realignment workshop

The LOSSAN Rail Realignment Project envisions a tunnel beneath Del Mar. Read on...
Hilary soaks Del Mar but causes little damage

On average, coastal cities receive two inches of rain. Read on...
Fuel Reduction Program nets 10.6 tons of yard waste

Del Mar runs the annual program with EDCO to promote fire safety. Read on...
Staff Spotlight: Longtime lifeguard is a tip-top teacher

Sgt. Scott Henson masterminds the rookie training academy and popular junior lifeguard programs. Read on...
Security recommendations follow report of mail theft

If you see suspicious activity or believe your mail has been stolen, report it immediately. Read on...
Del Mar officials and Miramar base commander discuss helicopter noise

San Diego County has some of the busiest skies in the nation because of its many general aviation airports and military airfields. Read on...
Council approves guiding principles for short-term rentals

Public participation is encouraged during next round of meetings in September. Read on...
Residents asked to weigh in on ADUs

Input to inform decisions on programs designed to create 15 low-income accessory dwelling units by 2029. Read on...
Water Authority delivers update

Planned departure of two districts from the regional agency could cost Del Mar ratepayers $51,000 per year. Read on...
Planning Commission advances ordinance on manufactured homes

To comply with State law, Del Mar must adopt a number of housing ordinances before the new year. Read on...
Council adopts SB 9 implementation ordinance

Senate Bill 9 provides for multiple units and lot splits on property zoned for a single dwelling — all without a public hearing. Read on...
Council reviews data and process for short-term rentals

Setting policies and regulations for short-term rentals is a City Council priority for 2023-24. Read on...
Solid waste collection rates to increase July 1

The annual adjustment reflects increases to the Consumer Price Index. Read on...
Two-year budget increases funding for streets

The budget restores programs that had been placed on hold or reduced during the pandemic. Read on...
City statement regarding Surface Transportation Board decision

Federal agency finds that issues related to NCTD’s proposed fencing project should be addressed by the State courts. Read on...
Researcher discusses bluff erosion

Presentation by Dr. Adam Young covers Scripps Coastal Mapping and Erosion Research. Read on...
Summer prep in full swing

City staff prepares to welcome more than 3 million people who are expected to visit beaches and parks. Read on...
State awards $100M for San Dieguito rail project

Work plan includes new bridge, double-tracking and special events platform at fairgrounds. Read on...
Council weighs in on SANDAG plans for pedestrian access

Coastal Commission is requiring the improvements as mitigation for SANDAG's planned Del Mar Bluffs Stabilization Project 5. Read on...
Federal rail official takes up-close look at Del Mar bluffs

Federal Railroad Administration Administrator Amit Bose says "robust funding" is available for rail projects. Read on...
Del Mar launches online permitting portal

The eTRAKiT tool allows users to apply for building permits, pay fees, upload plans and monitor the status of permits and projects in real time. Read on...
San Dieguito Drive reopens after repairs

Emergency construction began within hours after partial road failure on March 15. Read on...
Reminder: Don't store vehicles on City streets

County and State codes allow for citations after 72 hours. Read on...
City Council receives upbeat financial report, approves transfers

Council directs $1.3M to various reserve funds. Read on...
Council approves tree replanting with help from Del Mar Foundation

The Del Mar Foundation is planting 40 trees to celebrate its 40th anniversary. Read on...
Rail, housing, undergrounding identified as top priorities

A City Council goal-setting workshop on Feb. 13 initiated planning for a two-year budget for the 2023-24 and 2024-25 fiscal years. Read on...
Pole removal marks milestone for Utility Undergrounding Project

Work on Tewa Court and 10th Street was the first in a City-wide program to bury overhead utility lines. Read on...
Beware of crimes of convenience and opportunity

Sheriff's lieutenant says to lock up and install alarms and cameras. Read on...
Big surf slams beachfront

High surf and tides are predicted throughout January. Read on...
SANDAG hosts Coastal Connections Study workshop

The study is posted online and open for public comment through Jan. 31. Read on...

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Special Lagoon Committee Meeting
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Design Review Board Meeting
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(RESCHEDULED TO NOVEMBER 14, 2023) Undergrounding Project Advisory Committee

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