Carmel Mountain Road Wireless Communication Facility (WCF) / PRJ-1132118

The project at 8701 1/3 Carmel Mountain Road in San Diego involves the installation of a wireless communication facility consisting of one N Alpha PN-4 power node system enclosure, two N Alpha XM-3 power supplies, six 12V batteries, and a precast concrete pad, along with the removal and replacement of the existing power supply and all associated electrical wiring and conduits linking the power node cabinet to the alpha cabinet. The work is located within the public right-of-way in an RS-1-14 residential zone, subject to the Airport Land Use Compatibility Overlay Zone and the Airport Influence Area under MCAS Miramar-Review Area 2, in Council District 5. The City of San Diego issued a Site Development Permit for this activity, which has been determined to be exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act under Sections 15303 and 15302, citing minimal environmental impact due to its small-scale nature and replacement context. No federal contract clauses, procurement details, or acquisition regulations apply, as this is a local permitting action rather than a federal acquisition. The project is sponsored by Video Voice Data Communications and overseen by Karla Hernandez of Time Warner Cable, with no formal contract award process, pricing data, or payment terms identified. The lead agency contact is Jeffrey Szymanski, Senior Planner, and Kelli Rasmus from the County of San Diego serves as the primary coordination point. No federal representations, certifications, or socioeconomic requirements are applicable, and there is no identified period of performance, delivery schedule, or invoicing mechanism. The only financial transaction referenced is a $50 cashier’s check paid to the County Recorder as a filing fee, unrelated to contract value. The project relies entirely on local regulatory compliance, with no federal oversight, contracting officer roles, or technical specifications beyond those implied by standard utility installation practices and CEQA exemptions.