832 Beryl St/ PRJ - 1064603

The project at 832 and 834 Beryl Street in Pacific Beach, San Diego, involves the demolition of two existing single-family residences and a detached garage, followed by the construction of two new three-story homes, each measuring 2,343 square feet and featuring a detached two-car garage with an Accessory Dwelling Unit above. The 0.14-acre site is located within the Residential (9–14 DU/acre) zone and the Coastal Overlay (Non-Appealable) zone under the Pacific Beach Community Plan. The development qualifies for a categorical exemption under CEQA Section 15332 as an infill project, given its location within urbanized city limits, existing infrastructure, and absence of significant environmental impacts. The applicant, Permits in Motion, submitted a Notice of Exemption and paid a $50 administrative fee to the San Diego County Clerk, with the City of San Diego Development Services Department serving as the lead approving agency. All construction and demolition activities are confined to the legal description of Lots 31 and 32, Block 77, Tract 932, Pacific Beach. There is no indication of a formal federal contract, procurement process, or FAR-based contractual obligations. The documentation is limited to local regulatory compliance under CEQA, including environmental exemption filings, fee receipts, and official notices, with no mention of solicitation numbers, contract values, pricing structures, evaluation criteria, or federal contracting clauses. The only financial transaction referenced is the $50 CEQA filing fee, and no payment office, accounting codes, invoicing systems, or federal contracting roles such as PCO, COR, or COTR are identified. The point of contact for the project is Stephanie Kellogg, Planner with the City of San Diego, and the applicant’s representative is Permits in Motion. No formal delivery schedule, performance period, or inspection protocols beyond CEQA exemption criteria are specified, and submission requirements are confined to physical filing of forms and payment documentation with the County Clerk’s office. The project is purely a local land-use development action without federal acquisition implications.