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The City Council will hold a public hearing tonight to consider a site plan permit for the Marblehead Coastal Promenade, a sprawling commercial development. The plan calls for a factory outlet center, a retail shopping center and a movie theater and restaurant complex. More than 5,000 residents opposed to the commercial development filed a petition calling for a special election on the issue, only to have their request disqualified by city officials because of technical errors. The council meets in chambers, 100 Avenida Presidio. Information: (949) 361-8200.
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