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1334 South 36th Street

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California → City of San Diego

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Place of Performance

San Diego, CA, 92113

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PostedOct 30

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Organization & Contact Information

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Diego

Contacts3 people available

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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → City of San Diego

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Contacts

Xavier Del ValleDevelopment Project Manger

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Kristy BlodgettJunior Planner

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Omar BeltranApplicant

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Full Description

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The project Is proposing a variance for setback and garage requirements for the proposal of a two-story, 700 square-foot single-dwelling unit on a vacant lot. Each proposed floor would be 350 square feet, with a 40 square-foot proposed porch. The 1,532 square-foot (0.035-acre) site located at 1334 South 36th Street is zoned residential - Multiple Unit (RM-1-1) and designated as Residential • Low Medium (10-14 du/ac) in the Southeastern San Diego Community Plan. The project Is also within the following overlays and planning areas: Sustainable Development Areas, Complete Communities Mobility Choices, Communities of Concern, San Diego Promise Zone, Transit Priority Area, and Affordable Housing Parking Demand, within Council District 8. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: TR 579 BLK 10, LOTS 25&26, DOC73- 15 1546 IN.

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