7110 Caminito Pepino / PRJ 1100153

The project at 7110 Caminito Pepino in La Jolla, San Diego, involves the repair of unstable coastal slopes on a 0.65-acre residential lot within the RS-1-2 zoning district and multiple overlay zones including the Coastal Overlay Zone and Parking Impact Overlay Zone. The work entails removing a 50-foot wooden retaining wall and deck and replacing them with approximately 160 feet of new masonry walls ranging from 1 to 5 feet in height. Grading activities will include 4 cubic yards of soil cut at a maximum depth of three feet and 83 cubic yards of fill at a maximum height of eight feet within a 0.0357-acre area. Additional improvements include new landscaping, irrigation, and a drainage system, with no modifications planned to the existing residence. The project is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and has been determined to qualify for categorical exemptions under Sections 15301 and 15302, meaning it involves minor alterations or replacement of existing structures without significant environmental impact. The legal description identifies the property as Lot 163-A of La Jolla Soledad West, Unit No. 2, with APN 352-720-5800. The applicant is Joy Christensen, and the lead agency is the City of San Diego’s Development Services Department, with the filing and approval process managed through the County Clerk’s office. There is no formal contract vehicle, solicitation number, or federal acquisition regulation (FAR) structure applicable to this project. It is not a procurement action and does not involve competitive bidding, contract clauses, payment offices, accounting codes, COR/COTR designations, or invoicing systems as defined under federal acquisition guidelines. Instead, it is a local coastal development permit issued under state and municipal regulatory authority, supported by environmental review documentation rather than contractual terms. No contract value is specified, as the project is not funded through a government contract but through private investment by the property owner. All activities occur at the single-family residence location, with inspection and acceptance conducted by the City of San Diego as the permitting authority. The project was filed on July 29, 2025, and the notice was posted publicly on August 7, 2025, with the primary point of contact being the City’s Senior Planner, Jeff Szymanski. No federal certifications, socioeconomic status claims, or unique entity identifiers