555 San Antonio Emergency Repair

The City of San Diego Development Services Department has initiated project PRJ-1152310 for emergency repairs at 555 San Antonio Avenue, San Diego, California 92106. The project focuses on the stabilization of a residential structure and a 107-foot-long deck to mitigate imminent threats to public health and safety caused by tidal action and erosion. The scope of work involves filling existing voids and stabilizing fill materials immediately behind an existing seawall using injection grouting methods and flowable cement. While the seawall itself is considered stable, these emergency measures are required to prevent further erosion and protect the adjacent single-family residence. The project is located on a 0.18-acre site zoned as Residential Single Unit (RS-1-7) and falls within several regulatory overlays, including the Coastal Overlay Zone, Coastal Height Limit Overlay Zone, and the Airport Land Use Compatibility Overlay Zone. Due to the emergency nature of the repairs, the project is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Section 15269(c). Administrative oversight is managed by the City of San Diego, with key points of contact including Development Project Manager Martin R. Mendez and Junior Planner Kristy Blodgett, while Ronald Reitz serves as the project applicant. The work is authorized under an Emergency Coastal Development Permit and an Emergency Site Development Permit.