While it's unknown exactly what's needed to qualify, those who support the plan say it would cater to people making less than the median income for the area, which could include seniors, teachers and first responders. “I fully support this measure because it aligns with the push we've made at the county to leverage public land to build more affordable housing and combat rising home and rental cost,” said District 3 Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer. On Tuesday, she asked her colleagues to pass a resolution supporting that endeavor, saying the fairgrounds is ideal thanks to its proximity to services, schools and public transit. "It's within a half mile from the North County District 308 and 101 bus lines and less than two miles from the Solana Beach train station," said Lawson-Remer. The County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 in favor of Lawson-Remer's resolution. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/del-mar-build-affordable-housing-fairgrounds-property/509-788ecfa3-efb2-40c9-b305-6bf5aad3e516