The neighborhood's new growth blueprint would add one-way streets, pedestrian promenades and an LGBTQ historic district
Hillcrest would have dozens of 20- and 30-story buildings, more one-way streets, new public promenades and roughly 50,000 more residents under a new land-use proposal unveiled this month by San Diego planning officials. The proposed update to Hillcrest’s blueprint for future growth would allow downtown-style high-rise housing along existing transportation corridors and on revamped versions of the neighborhood’s two large hospital campuses.
McGraw said the transportation proposals, which would be crucial to keeping Hillcrest livable with so many more people, are particularly disappointing. “There is nothing concrete, just these pie-in-the-sky ideas,” McGraw said Thursday. He also said community leaders feel like the process is a bit rushed. The proposal has been under discussion for more than three years, but the city is only allowing a few weeks for comments. City officials say feedback can be submitted through Nov.
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