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5175 Del Mar Mesa Road/ PRJ-1149158

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PRJ-1149158State & Local

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The project involves a non-construction lot line adjustment between two parcels at 5005 and 5175 Del Mar Mesa Road in San Diego, California, totaling approximately 5.59 acres and located within the Agricultural-Residential AR-1-2 Base Zone, Coastal Overlay Zone, and Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone. No physical development or construction is proposed; the sole purpose is to redefine the boundary between the two lots under a Coastal Development Permit, consistent with the Del Mar Mesa Community Plan. The application was processed under a CEQA categorical exemption (Section 15305) for minor land use alterations, with documentation confirming no significant environmental impact, no increase in density, and compliance with zoning and slope conditions. The only financial obligation is a $50.00 administrative fee for filing the Notice of Exemption, paid via check and recorded under transaction number 9074117 and receipt 37-06/11/2026-0521. The City of San Diego Development Services Department is the approving authority, with oversight handled by staff including Daniel Neri and Kelli Rasmus. The applicant, PLSA Engineering through Sarah Hess, submitted a three-page Notice of Exemption and supporting documentation to the San Diego County Recorder’s Office at 1600 Pacific Highway, with no electronic submission or federal procurement mechanisms involved. No federal contract clauses, evaluation factors, payment office structure, contract types, or special requirements apply, as this is a local land use permitting action governed by state environmental law and municipal code, not federal acquisition regulations. The official project identifier is PRJ-1149158, with a posted date of June 11, 2026, and submission required by 10:00 AM on that date in hard copy format.

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Lot line adjustment between two parcels in San Diego with no construction, under coastal and fire hazard zones.

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San Diego, CA, 92130

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Diego
Contacts3 people available
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Daniel NeriDevelopment Project Manager
Kelli RasmusAssociate Planner

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Coastal Development Permit for a lot line adjustment between 5005 Del Mar Mesa Road and 5175 Del Mar Mesa Road. No construction is proposed with this project. The 1.75-acre site and the 3.84-acre site, respectively, are located in the Agricultural-Residential (AR-1-2) Base Zone, Coastal (non-appealable) Overlay Zone and the Very High Fire Hazard Seventy Zone within the Del Mar Mesa Community Plan area. (Assessor Parcel Number: +1 (555) 000-0000)

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