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810 3rd Street Site Improvements

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The project at 810 3rd Street in Santa Cruz, California, involves permitting and site improvements to modify an existing motel property within the Beach South of Laurel Area Plan. It requires a Coastal Permit, Administrative Use Permit, and Design Permit to expand the parking lot to accommodate 25 total spaces, construct a new laundry room addition, perform utility trenching, and install a perimeter fence. The site is known to contain archaeological resources, which necessitates careful planning and compliance with preservation regulations. All work must proceed under municipal oversight to ensure alignment with local land use policies and environmental protections. The project is being coordinated through the City of Santa Cruz, with primary contact Rina Zhou, Senior Planner, overseeing the process alongside architectural input from Christian Nielsen and project management by Stephanie Strelow of Dudek. The anticipated posting date is July 24, 2026, indicating this is a forecasted opportunity for contractors or consultants to prepare for eventual procurement. The location is designated as 95060, with all activities centered on improving infrastructure while respecting the sensitive cultural and coastal environment. No specific set-aside or NAICS code has been identified, and the public can access further details through the provided CEQA Net link.

General Info

Permitting and site improvements for 25-space parking, laundry addition, utility trenching, and fence at 810 3rd Street, Santa Cruz, with archaeological and coastal compliance.

Agency

California → City of Santa Cruz

Place of Performance

Cliff Street, Younger Way, Santa Cruz, CA, 95060

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Santa Cruz
Contacts2 people available
OfficeN/A
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California → City of Santa Cruz
Office AddressN/A
Contacts
Christian NielsonArchitect

Interested Companies (1)

DudekEncinitas, CA

Full Description

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The project consists of a Coastal Permit, Administrative Use Permit, and Design Permit to modify an existing parking lot to provide a total of 25 parking spaces, to construct a laundry room addition, conduct utility trenching, and to install a fence on a property with an existing motel use within the boundaries of the Beach South of Laurel Area Plan. The site contains known archaeological resources.

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