3276 Rosecrans Street / PRJ-1067039
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The project at 3276 Rosecrans Street in San Diego involves the modification of an existing Wireless Communication Facility within the RM-1-1 Residential zone, under the Coastal Height Limit Overlay Zone and within the FAA Part 77 Noticing Area for San Diego International Airport and North Island Naval Air Station. The scope includes removing three antennas and six Remote Radio Units, relocating three antennas, and installing six new antennas and three new Remote Radio Units, resulting in a total of 15 antennas and 12 Remote Radio Units, all confined to the existing 294-square-foot equipment enclosure on the building’s second floor. No ground disturbance, trenching, or structural alterations beyond the current footprint are proposed. The project qualifies for a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15303 as a minor alteration to an existing structure and has been formally documented with a Notice of Exemption filed with the State Clearinghouse. The work must comply with local zoning regulations and FAA airspace requirements but no specific technical standards for equipment performance or installation are cited in the documentation. All administrative and regulatory actions are managed by the City of San Diego Development Services Department, with the San Diego County Clerk’s office handling filing and fee collection. The applicant, Christina Thomas, is the responsible party for executing the work and has filed the necessary documentation, including a $50.00 county documentary handling fee and associated payment records. There is no formal contract type, pricing structure, or line-item cost breakdown provided; the referenced financial amounts relate solely to regulatory filings, not procurement of goods or services. The project does not involve federal acquisition clauses, FAR compliance, or formal contracting mechanisms such as COR, COTR, or PCO designations, nor does it include representations, certifications, or socioeconomic qualifications typically required in federal procurements. Performance is limited to the specified site, with inspection and acceptance occurring locally under city oversight, and no delivery schedule, FOB terms, or invoicing system is defined. The submission process for regulatory approval is paper-based, with a deadline of October 15, 2025, and no electronic filing option is indicated.
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San Diego, CASet-Aside
