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San Diego Council Turns to California Courts To Approve Defeated Convention Center Expansion

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San Diego leaders voted to declare as approved a March 2020 ballot measure seeking to fund a $4 billion expansion of the city's convention center. (San Diego Convention Center Corp.)
San Diego leaders voted to declare as approved a March 2020 ballot measure seeking to fund a $4 billion expansion of the city's convention center. (San Diego Convention Center Corp.)
CoStar News
April 7, 2021 | 10:22 P.M.

Government leaders in San Diego are moving to declare a voter-initiated ballot measure supporting an expansion of the city’s convention center as approved, seeking to take advantage of legal opinions about majority-vote requirements stemming from California court cases in the past year.

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