Voter Project Presents Alternative Waterfront Plan
IndyPublished: 08 Oct, 2008
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Full Focus with Gloria Penner
KPBS Television
January 30, 2007
A grand plan to redevelop San Diego's waterfront from the airport to Chula Vista was rolled out today for the press and public by a group called the California Independent Voter Project. The "alternative waterfront vision" as it's called, is being promoted by local political heavyweights. Tonight we'll lay out the grand plan and talk with one of its advocates.
Guest Steve Peace, former state senator and chairman of the board of directors for the California Independent Voter Project.
View the full interview at KPBS.org
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