SAN DIEGO-The San Diego City Council has passed a law that requires retail developers to conduct impact studies before building superstores. The new measure applies to stores spanning over 90,000 square feet and generating over 10% of revenues from sale of groceries and is not applicable to warehouse club stores that sell groceries in bulk.
One of the council members said that it is just a measure to consider the possible harmful effects of mega retail stores on small businesses. For the full story, go to San Diego Business Journal.
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