Port Panel Chooses Plan for Waterfront Project
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Port commissioners have selected the boldest, most expensive and largest of five proposed designs for a 25-acre waterfront site on San Diego Bay.
The commissioners voted 5 to 2 Tuesday in favor of the estimated $213-million proposal submitted by San Francisco-based Sasaki Associates and San Diego-based Rob Wellington Quigley.
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