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SAN DIEGO -- The San Diego City Council on Tuesday could make a major decision to proceed with a plan that will impact the future of De Anza Cove .
For several years, the plan moved slowly because of the De Anza Mobile Home Park, but that was finally cleared last year. The area will be separated into three parts -- one designated for low-cost camping, another being an expanded area for wetlands, and a part for recreation. Tuesday's potential action doesn't mean there will be an immediate change; it will just open the door to getting shovels in the ground.
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