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40TH Street and El Cajon Boulevard Right-of-Way Vacation/ PRJ-1147743

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The City of San Diego is overseeing a Public Right-of-Way Vacation project, identified as PRJ-1147743, sponsored by Bridge Deck Owner LLC. The project involves vacating approximately 0.10 acres of public land, consisting of 3,640 square feet of a western portion of 40th Street and 785 square feet of an unnamed alley located between specific lots in W.P. Herbert's Subdivision. While the total project site encompasses 0.68 acres, the vacation is limited to these specific areas, with a small reservation of 54 square feet for a public utility easement within Parcel B. The site is situated within the Mid-City Normal Heights Communities Plan area and falls under the Central Urbanized Planned District with various transit-related overlay zones. The project is located in San Diego, California, specifically within Assessor's Parcel Nos. 447-202-3100 and 447-202-3200. A Notice of Exemption was filed on September 30, 2026, determining that the project is categorically exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under sections pertaining to in-fill development projects and minor alterations in land use limitations. Coordination for the project involves applicant David Iwashita and Associate Planner Rhonda Benally.

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California → City of San Diego

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Western portion of 40th Street, generally located just south of 4344 40th Street, San Diego, CA, 92105

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Diego
Contacts2 people available
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California → City of San Diego
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Rhonda BenallyAssociate Planner

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The project proposes a Public Right-of-Way Vacation to vacate 3,640 square feet (0.084-acre) of a western portion of 40th Street, generally located just south of 4344 40th Street (Parcel A) and 785 square feet (0.018-acre) of an unnamed alley running west from 40th Street between two parcels described as lots 29 through 32 inclusive and lots 25 through 28 in block 48 of W.P. Herbert's Subdivision, Map No. 1108, totaling approximately 0.10 acre. The project would also reserve approximately 54 square feet (0.001 acre) for a public utility easement within Parcel B. The overall project site is 0.68 acres, while the areas to be vacated total 0.10 acres. The site is located in the Central Urbanized Planned District (CUPD) with Base Zones CUPD-CU-2-4 and CUPD-CT-2-4, within the Mid-City Normal Heights Communities Plan area, Parking Transit Priority Area, Transit Priority Area, and Transit Area Overlay Zone. (Assessor's Parcel Nos. 447-202-3100 and 447-202-3200.)

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