3327 Lucinda / PRJ-1096950

The project at 3327 Lucinda Street in San Diego involves the demolition of an existing single-family residence and the construction of a new two-story dwelling totaling 3,311 square feet, including a 911-square-foot basement, a 672-square-foot garage, and a roof deck, on a 0.17-acre lot within the RS-1-1 zoning district and the Peninsula Community Plan. The site is subject to multiple overlay zones including Coastal Height Limit, Airport Land Use Compatibility, Transit Priority Area, and Affordable Housing Parking Demand, and lies within the FAA Part 77 Noticing Area and Coastal Overlay Zone, requiring compliance with local land use and aviation safety regulations. The project has been granted a Coastal Development Permit and is certified as exempt from environmental review under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Sections 15302 and 15303 for replacement and small structure construction, with a Notice of Exemption filed and supported by administrative documentation. The legal description identifies the parcel as Lot 5 in Block One of Golden Park Addition, with an adjacent vacated alley portion incorporated into the site. The lead agency for permitting is the City of San Diego Development Services Department, with Annie Jarque as the primary point of contact and David Jones of Swift Permits, Inc. serving as the applicant and project representative. Administrative filings include a $100 total fee paid to the San Diego County Clerk through physical check or cash, with no electronic invoicing or federal accounting codes involved. No formal contract clauses, pricing structures, delivery schedules, inspection criteria, or federal procurement mechanisms are applicable; instead, the process is governed entirely by municipal permitting and CEQA compliance procedures, with approval contingent on adherence to zoning, dimensional standards, and local planning guidelines.