Interesting to see this the same week that re-re-construction of the waterfront parking steps are promised to start. One wonders, when rain water drainage plus the old minor temblor cause the sand castle to slip, and the new houses' walls to crack, will the homeowners, the developer, or the sucker Vallejo taxpayers get to pay the repair bills?

Oh dear, they're censoring pictures now!

And when rain water drainage and maybe a minor temblor causes the sandcastle to slip, and the walls of the new houses to crack, will the homeowners, the developer, or the sucker Vallejo taxpayers pay the repair bills?

Don't know? Ask yourself: who's paying to re-re-build the parking structure steps?

Really? Is Joe Canute that influential in City Hall?

Observer, why did you close the issue? It was posted by anonymous, or is that you?

OPEN or CLOSED? Who cares? City Hall are in lockstep with the Canute developers.

This issue was recategorized from Long Term Project - Public Works to Other.

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Look at the pictures... go look at the site. The giant sand castle held up by old bits of KRail, is washing in the rain, deep fractures forming, and extensive tunneling from a returning Jack Rabbit population. This is where the Canute development company are planning to build a high density housing development, with no front or backyards, and little open space for drainage, other than a swampy central catch pond remnant of the original healthy wetland.

OK, so it's not really the Canute development company, but if I wrote the real name, the City Hall Kremlin-bot would censor me.

Didn’t the City pay for the “preloading” of those lots to make them more attractive to developers?. More City funds well spent.....

Justine assigned this issue to Sean, Engineering

Assigned.....and then.....

Been over a year, closing after no reply from Sean in Engineering.