2467 Congress / PRJ-1103374

The project at 2467 Congress Street in San Diego involves converting two existing single-story residential structures on a 0.11-acre site into five residential units, including three attached 436-square-foot dwelling units created through the remodel and expansion of one existing unit and two new two-story accessory dwelling units (ADUs) replacing the second existing unit. The site is located in the OTCC-2-2 zoning district under the Old Town Community Plan and is subject to multiple overlays, including Sustainable Development Areas, Complete Communities initiatives, Transit Priority Areas, Airport Land Use Compatibility, and Affordable Housing Parking Demand. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15332 as an in-fill development consistent with the city’s general plan and zoning density of 0–25 dwelling units per acre. Administrative approval is led by the City of San Diego’s Development Services Department, with filings processed through the San Diego County Clerk’s Office. A Notice of Exemption has been formally filed along with supporting documentation including a CDFW No Effect Determination and proof of fee payments for environmental and administrative compliance. The project is not a federal procurement and does not include traditional contract clauses, pricing line items, or federal acquisition regulation requirements such as FAR sections, CAGE codes, or UEI identifiers. No competitive selection process exists; approval is ministerial based on compliance with local land use and environmental regulations. The applicant, Tim Seaman, acts as the project proponent with oversight provided by San Diego City staff, and all construction and compliance activities are bound to the project site. Payment for filing and processing fees involves check payments to the San Diego County Clerk, with no electronic invoicing or federal accounting codes involved. The submission process is paper-based, with a deadline of October 10, 2025, and no digital submission portal or standardized proposal format required.