JMI Development's proposal was originally listed on the city council's April 29th docket, as council members were slated to consider the plan and the CCDC's recommendation for approval of the project. However, Mayor Murphy pulled the proposal from the docket, saying that the city "must keep faith" with San Diego's voters. "When they approved Proposition C in 1998, they believed that the downtown redevelopment project would include a sizable park beyond the outfield wall with views of the game," he commented. Current design plans call for a smaller park than the one included in initial renderings.
East Village Square is slated to encompass a three-block parcel located between Seventh and Tenth Avenues on the south side of J Street. The mixed-use development is being planned to include street level, retail, office and residential uses, with a 40,000-sf community park at the center, according to CCDC's website.
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