16715-1 /3 Stonebridge / 1103480

The City of San Diego has approved a site development permit for Cox Communications to install two Alpha PN-4 power node system enclosures, each measuring 52 inches tall by 26 inches wide by 24 inches deep, along with eighteen 12V batteries and a single precast concrete pad within the public right-of-way near 14800-1/3 Stonebridge Parkway in San Diego. The installation is located in the AR-1-1 zoning district within Council District 5 and the Rancho Encantada Community Plan, with all electrical wiring and conduits connecting the new enclosures to an existing Alpha cabinet to integrate seamlessly into the current infrastructure. The project was determined to be categorically exempt from environmental review under CEQA Section 15303 for new construction of small structures, with a Notice of Exemption filed and a fee payment receipt issued on July 30, 2025. Submission requirements involved paper-based filings with the San Diego County Clerk’s Office and adherence to local permitting protocols, with no formal contract pricing, federal acquisition clauses, or procurement evaluation factors documented. The lead point of contact for the City of San Diego is Senior Planner Jeff Szymanski, while Cox Communications serves as the applicant and responsible party for implementation. No federal contract mechanisms, such as FAR clauses, contracting officer roles, invoice systems, or payment office identifiers, are involved, as this is a purely local permitting action under California environmental law. The installation does not reference specific technical standards beyond dimensional specifications for equipment and compliance with local land use and public right-of-way regulations. The project lacks formal delivery schedules, FOB terms, or cost data, and no socioeconomic certifications, unique entity IDs, or debarment statements were disclosed. All activities are administratively governed by the City’s Development Services Department, with acceptance authority resting with the City and no formal inspection criteria beyond environmental exemption compliance and adherence to the approved site plan.