5316 Calumet - Emergency CDP/SDP / PRJ-1138088

An emergency coastal development permit and site development permit have been approved for the urgent repair of a failing coastal bluff at 5316 Calumet Avenue in San Diego, California, on a 0.15-acre lot zoned RS-1-7 with a Coastal Overlay Zone under the La Jolla Community Plan Area. The property, legally described as Lot 17 of Sun Gold Point, contains an existing two-story single-family dwelling, and the work is necessary to prevent imminent structural failure and protect public safety. The project qualifies for an emergency exemption under CEQA Section 15269(c), eliminating the need for full environmental review, and complies with local zoning and planning codes. The applicant, Robert Trettin, is responsible for executing the emergency stabilization measures, while the City of San Diego Development Services Department oversees approval, inspection, and compliance. Administrative documents confirm the CEQA exemption was certified on August 20, 2025, and formally filed on September 19, 2025, with a Notice of Exemption recorded as File #2025-000796. A $50 county documentary fee was paid via check #5400, though no contract value is established as this is not a procurement contract but an administrative permitting action. No federal acquisition regulations, contract clauses, pricing details, or evaluation factors apply; the action is purely local, regulatory, and emergency-driven. The work must be conducted immediately at the project site, with inspections and acceptance handled by the city, and no formal delivery, packaging, invoicing, or subcontracting terms are defined because the process centers on compliance with land use and environmental emergency protocols, not competitive contracting.