It really hasn't worked for the developer or for the community.

The zoning doesn't come up for review. The zoning is effectively vested, and the desire to live at that location is consumer-driven. People still want to live on the water.

It's just a part of our community, a big part of our community.

Ask anybody in the San Diego community if the fence isn't working.

If any other big development were planned for that parcel, the community would go berserk. And if I were a downtown business owner I would be screaming my head off. The students can't just run downtown if the campus is four miles away, it just shackles us to the automobile.

We're not going to suggest what we're proposing is consistent with the existing community.