North County Transit District’s board approved exclusive negotiating agreements Thursday with developers proposing to build a total of more than 500 affordable apartments at two Sprinter train stations in Oceanside.
One project would place 420 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments at the station at Melrose Drive, where the district owns 2.51 acres at the heart of a rapidly growing residential and commercial area. The developer is a partnership of USA Properties Fund Inc. and Waterford Property Co.
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