Midway

Ashford Fire Chief Paul Varga tells News 8 that Ashford firefighters and their mutual aid partners were called to the Midway Restaurant at 174 Ashford Center ...

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Mayor Todd Gloria announced Monday that the Midway Rising team is his choice among three finalists to redevelop the city's aging Sports Arena and run-down ...

Gloria’s recommendation will be presented to the City Council’s Land Use and Housing Committee in a special meeting on Sept. The 48-acre site is known for dilapidated warehouses, strip clubs and sprawling parking lots. 8 and then go before the full council on Sept. [voted unanimously](https://timesofsandiego.com/politics/2022/05/23/city-council-votes-to-consider-only-3-bidders-to-redevelop-midway-district/) to consider just three teams: Midway Rising, [HomeTownSD](https://www.livehometownsd.com/) and [Midway Village+](https://midwayvillageplus.com/). “ [Chelsea Investment Corp.](https://www.chelseainvestco.com/), Encinitas-based market-rate housing partner [Zephyr](https://builtbyzephyr.com/), international arena developer [Legends](https://www.legends.net/), and the local architectural firm of [Safdie Rabines](https://www.safdierabines.com/).

Ten months into the do-over real estate competition for the city's 48-acre sports arena property, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria has picked as his winner the ...

In May, the City Council pared the field of competitors down from five teams to three, leaning on the mayor and his real estate department’s recommendation to further evaluate the teams with the most affordable units. As such, the city is required to “give first priority” to the entity with the highest number of affordable units. Midway Village+ has since adjusted its housing mix and is proposing 1,780 affordable units, a spokesperson for the team said. “San Diego is coming together behind Midway Rising because of our team’s commitment to delivering 2,000 affordable homes, 8,500 jobs for working families, a full-size sports arena and a comprehensive community benefits framework for all San Diegans,” Termini said. “That will not happen until we enter into an exclusive negotiating agreement with one of the teams,” Maus said. In this process, the state defines affordable housing as units reserved for families making 80 percent of the area median income. The city’s Land Use and Housing Committee will consider the mayor’s pick to lease and redo the Midway District property on Sept. The group is also proposing 250,000 square feet of commercial space concentrated in a central public plaza. The master development team is comprised of market-rate housing developer Zephyr, sports-and-entertainment venue operator Legends and affordable-housing builder Chelsea Investment Corp. “After a transparent process in accordance with state regulations, I am confident Midway Rising will deliver on my vision of creating thousands of new affordable and middle-income homes, good-paying local jobs, and a new world-class arena and entertainment district. with 2,000 deed-restricted units at average affordability of 40 percent of the area median income. It follows a nearly three-month-long vetting process performed by the department with help from outside consultant Jones Lang LaSalle.

The plan would build a new arena, a hotel, retail, parks and 4250 apartments on 48 acres of public land in San Diego's Midway District.

A revote on the height limit exemption is set to appear on the November ballot as Measure C. Some council members expressed a desire to see the development team shoulder the cost of building the affordable housing, though that would likely require the city to forgo revenue resulting from the property's ground lease. It also requires cities to prioritize projects with the most affordable housing, though cities can still reject those projects if they can't provide fair market value for the land. Gloria plans on presenting his recommendation to the council's Land Use and Housing Committee on Sept. Officials credit the development team with offering the most low-income affordable housing, which state law requires the city to prioritize when redeveloping public land. He pledged to release "all supporting documents" relating to the redevelopment plan by Friday.

MIDWAY, Utah (ABC4) – Members of the Heckel family out of Midway, Utah are known as quite the pranksters. The family is compiled of parent-duo Darin and ...