991 Scott Street/ PRJ-1111697

The project at 991 Scott Street in San Diego involves a Coastal Development Permit for the addition and remodel of an existing two-story single-family dwelling, expanding its total footprint by 1,038 square feet through a combination of new construction and space conversion. The existing 3,497-square-foot structure will be augmented with a 45-square-foot first-floor addition, a 42-square-foot second-floor addition, and a new 951-square-foot third floor, while approximately 725 square feet of the first floor is converted into an accessory dwelling unit. A detached 417-square-foot garage is also part of the development. The 0.12-acre lot, located in a Residential - Single Unit (RS-1-7) zone under the Peninsula Community Plan, is subject to multiple regulatory overlays including Airport Land Use Compatibility with NAS North Island and San Diego International Airport, Coastal Height Limit, Coastal (Appealable) Overlay, Transit Priority Area, and Parking Impact zones. The project complies with CEQA categorical exemptions under Sections 15301(e) and 15303, which exempt small-scale residential additions and conversions from full environmental review. Compliance with FAA Part 77 regulations and local coastal and land use codes is required, and the applicant has filed a Notice of Exemption with the City of San Diego and the California State Clearinghouse. The permitting process is administered by the City of San Diego’s Development Services Department, with Kristy Blodgett serving as the lead agency contact and Annie Jarque as the senior planner overseeing the application. The applicant, Tom Quaas, is the responsible party for project execution and submission of required documentation, including the certified CEQA exemption and a three-page Notice of Exemption filed on July 14, 2025, under receipt number 37-07/14/2025-0543. Payment of a $50 documentary fee to the San Diego County Clerk’s Office was made via check to process the filing. No formal federal contract structure exists; there are no FAR clauses, contract vehicle type, line-item pricing, payment office for contractor invoicing, contracting officer, or procurement evaluation factors present. The submission deadline for the permit application was August 13, 2025, and the project is currently in the administrative approval phase following environmental compliance certification. The site is legally described as Lot 5, Block 1