SAN MARCOS, CA-Voters in the North County community of San Marcos will decide on a charter amendment aimed at ensuring that all of the City Council's actions jibe with the community's general plan.
The council voted Tuesday night to put the measure before voters on the November ballot. It would ask local residents whether the city's charter should be amended to include a provision that zoning in the city be consistent with the general plan.
The general plan is the city's blueprint for long-term development. However, the City Council currently has the power to essentially override parts of the plan by providing zoning or other changes.
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