A 960-acre development moving through the Pismo Beach planning process could add 390 homes, a resort, golf course, 83 condos, a senior-living center and a winery to the coastal city. Opponents say the mega-project will destroy Pismo Beach’s small-town charm, cause traffic and parking headaches and ruin views and open space. But advocates for the…
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