Leucadia 101 Main Street Receives Official Designation

Leucadia 101 Main Street became a designated Certified California Main Street Friday, the organization announced.

The designation was nine years in the making. In 2003, Leucadia 101 became a non-profit, but was unable to become an official Main Street organization because of California budget cuts, according to the organization. 

Leucadia 101 runs various programs to preserve the historic nature of the community as well as the Leucadia Farmers Market.  

California Main Street also has associations in Downtown Encinitas and Cardiff.  

For more information on the organization, call 760-436-2320 or visit Leucadia 101 Main Street online.

In the photo:

Back row, left to right: Past Board Member Kurt Schubert; Board Members Kevin Doyle and Gene Chapo, Program Manager Paula Kirpalani, Board President William Morrison; Board Member Charles Marvin III, and Hwy 101 Coordinator Peder Norby.

Middle Row, left to right: Board Members Nick Winfrey, Steve Shackelton and Patricia Bell; County Supervisor Pam Slater-Price; Encinitas Council Member Teresa Barth and recently elected Encinitas Council Member Lisa Shaffer 

Front Row, left to right: Board Member Morgan Mallory, Past Board Member Linda Neubert; Board Member Elena Thompson, Encinitas City Manager Gus Vina and Encinitas Council Member Jim Bond.