9450 La Jolla Shores Drive / PRJ-1121692

The project at 9450 La Jolla Shores Drive in San Diego, California, involves the construction of a 735 square foot detached two-story accessory dwelling unit on a 0.33-acre lot adjacent to an existing single-family residence. The site lies within the RS-1-4 base zone and is subject to multiple overlay zones including the Coastal Overlay Zone, Coastal Height Limit Overlay Zone, First Public Roadway, Scripps Estates Historic District, and the Affordable Housing Parking Demand Overlay Zone with high demand. The project is being developed under a Coastal Development Permit and has been determined to qualify for categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), specifically Sections 15303 for new construction of small structures and 15332 for infill development, which exempt it from further environmental review provided no significant impacts or exceptions apply. The applicant is T7 Architecture, which is responsible for design and project execution, while the City of San Diego serves as the lead agency overseeing approval and compliance with local ordinances including sound level limits and construction noise standards. A $50.00 filing fee was paid to the San Diego County Clerk’s office for recording the Notice of Exemption, which was submitted and processed on May 29, 2026, with the project posted publicly on June 1, 2026. No federal procurement elements such as FAR clauses, CLINs, payment office details, accounting codes, or contractor registration identifiers are applicable or present, as this is a municipal land use and environmental permitting action rather than a government contract. There is no established period of performance, delivery schedule, or cost structure beyond the administrative fee, and all activities are governed by state and local regulations rather than federal acquisition rules. Inspections and acceptance are managed by the City of San Diego through its Development Services Department, with no formal COR, COTR, or PCO roles identified, and submissions are processed through a paper-based system with no electronic invoicing or digital filing requirements specified.