4712 Felton/ PRJ-1123673

The project at 4712 Felton Street in San Diego involves the remodel, addition, and change of use of an existing one-story commercial building to a conforming restaurant use, encompassing a 2,160 square-foot expansion on a 5,800 square-foot site zoned under CUPD-CT-3-3 and CUPD-CU-3-3 within the Mid-City: Normal Heights Community Plan. Located in multiple overlays including Transit Priority Area, Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, and Affordable Housing Parking Demand zones, the project is subject to local land use regulations and is categorized as exempt from California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review under Section 15303(c) due to its small scale and absence of significant environmental impacts. The Neighborhood Use Permit (NUP) application was submitted under project number PRJ-1123673, with approval contingent on compliance with zoning, compatibility with surrounding land uses, and adherence to FAA Part 77 requirements concerning the airport influence area. Administrative fees were paid to the San Diego County Clerk’s Office, and the project is being overseen by the City of San Diego’s Development Services Department, with Annie Jarque, Senior Planner, serving as the primary point of contact and Juan Ruiz as the applicant and project lead. No federal contracting clauses, procurement structures, or acquisition data are applicable, as this is a municipal land use permitting action rather than a federal contract. The process is governed entirely by local planning and environmental regulations, with no formal solicitation, contract line items, or federal acquisition regulations involved. Payment for associated fees was made via check to the County Clerk, and no electronic invoicing systems or federal accounting codes are in use. The only formal documentation submitted includes a Notice of Exemption under CEQA, which has been approved, affirming that the project meets the criteria for exemption without requiring an environmental impact report. No representations regarding business size, socioeconomic status, or federal contractor obligations are required or provided, as the applicant is a private individual and the activity is purely a local development permit. The project site, legally described as Block 29 Lot 3, North 58 feet of South 134 feet of East 100 feet, remains the sole point of performance, with all inspections and approvals handled locally by the City of San Diego, and no delivery schedules, FOB terms, or supply requirements are applicable in this context.