"In a quality city, a person should be able to live their
entire life without a car, and not feel deprived."
--Paul Bedford
Chief Planner
Toronto
Mixed Use Pravada and Altera ApartmentsGrossmont Trolley Center2007 APA Smart Growth Award Winner Latitude 33 provided land planning, entitlement, and preliminary and final engineering services. The project converts existing parking lots for the Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) into a 527-unit apartment complex consisting of one and two-bedroom residences, approximately 3,050 square feet of retail commercial space facing the existing Grossmont Trolley Station, includes two floors of structured parking in the City of La Mesa. The American Planning and Association, State of California and San Diego Chapter, Smart Growth Award-Winning project involved extensive negotiations with the abutting property owners and neighbors as well as MTS, their parent organization (San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG)), the City of La Mesa Redevelopment Agency and City of La Mesa staff.
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