Summary
Last April, confronted by a swell of neighborhood opposition, the city's planning commission rejected the Leidigs' proposal to annex the unincorporated 3.7-acre property into Carmel-by-the-Sea. Now the developers are pushing their proposal through the county, asking planners to re-zone the parcel from medium density to high density residential.
"We're very optimistic that this project will be approved," says [Curtis Leidig], who works for Virginia-based Aliant Development, LLC. "We're gonna make this a beautiful historic project.""This attempt at rezoning will set a very bad precedent for other neighborhoods, not just here but throughout Monterey County," says coalition spokesperson Myrna Hampton. "This is just not appropriate. It doesn't agree with Carmel's General Plan or the county's General Plan."See the full content of this document
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Leidig's End Run
Despite being turned down by Carmel-by-the-Sea, fatherson developers Bob and Curtis Leidig are still pursuing their proposal to bui...
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