4058 Hamilton / PRJ - 1126395

The project at 4058-4072 Hamilton Street in San Diego involves a Neighborhood Development Permit for site improvements and encroachments on a 0.32-acre lot zoned Residential - Multiple Unit (RM-3-7) within the North Park Community Plan and multiple overlays, including Sustainable Development Areas, Complete Communities Housing and Mobility Solutions, Airport Land Use Compatibility, Transit Priority Areas, and FAA Part 77 Noticing Area. Work scope includes replacing existing security gates, constructing a new 5-foot, 9-inch fence along the property line and sidewalk, repairing or replacing damaged concrete walkways and stairs, and upgrading electrical and plumbing systems. The project qualifies as urban infill with minimal environmental impact and is exempt from CEQA review under Sections 15303 and 15332. The legal description encompasses Lots 39, 40, 41, and 42 in Block 170 of University Heights, within Council District 3. The permit is administered by the City of San Diego Development Services Department with Annie Jarque as the primary point of contact. The project has been designated with the identifier PRJ-1126395 and was submitted with a completed Notice of Exemption filed on October 8, 2025, along with a $50 administrative fee waiver under a certified exemption. Payment for fees is directed to the San Diego County Clerk’s Office via physical check, with no electronic invoicing or federal financial systems involved. There is no formal contract type, pricing structure, or federal acquisition regulation clauses applied, as this is a local permitting action rather than a federal procurement. The contractor, Tim Seaman, is responsible for execution and compliance with San Diego Municipal Code §126.0402 regarding fence height deviations, and inspections will be conducted on-site by city officials to confirm adherence to approved plans and zoning requirements. No unique entity identifier, socioeconomic certifications, or key personnel stipulations are required, and delivery and performance are confined entirely to the project site in San Diego, California.