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CDP25-010 Addition to an existing SFR and the conversion of a detached garage into an ADU

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The City of Morro Bay is undertaking an administrative coastal development permitting process for a residential modification project at 720 Luisita, Morro Bay, CA, under permit number CDP25-010. The scope includes a remodel of 634 square feet of an existing 886-square-foot single-family residence along with a 1,040-square-foot second-floor addition, expanding the home to a total of 1,674 square feet. Concurrently, a 403-square-foot detached garage will be substantially remodeled and augmented with a 227-square-foot extension to convert it into a legally compliant accessory dwelling unit (ADU), resulting in 630 square feet of new living space. The project is situated in the RS-A zoning district and lies outside the Coastal Appeals Jurisdiction, qualifying for ministerial approval under California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) categorical exemption Class 3 (15303(a)), which permits minor alterations to existing structures without requiring full environmental review. The work must adhere to local building codes and zoning regulations, with inspection and acceptance handled by the City of Morro Bay. There is no formal contract value, pricing structure, or procurement mechanism defined, as this is not a federal acquisition but a municipal permitting action. The project does not include federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses, federal funding codes, invoicing protocols, payment offices, or contract administration personnel such as a contracting officer or representative. The only designated point of contact is Erik Valentine, Associate Planner at the City of Morro Bay, reachable via email or phone. No offerors are formally solicited; the project is processed through a ministerial review process under CEQA, and while the applicant is identified as Bill Isaman/Isaman Design, no offeror certifications, socioeconomic status declarations, unique entity IDs, or federal compliance statements are required or provided. The project remains in the forecast phase with no solicitation number, submission deadline, or formal proposal requirements specified, and performance is expected to occur entirely at the project site in Morro Bay, with no shipping, delivery, or FOB terms applicable.

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Morro Bay permits residential remodel and ADU conversion at 720 Luisita under CEQA exemption, no federal clauses or pricing.

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California → City of Morro Bay

NAICS

236118 - Residential RemodelersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Luisita Street and Piney Way, Morro Bay, CA, 93442

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CDP25-010 Notice of Exemption for Morro Bay ADU Project

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Morro Bay
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California → City of Morro Bay
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Erik ValentineAssociate Planner

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Administrative Coastal Development Permit No. CDP25-010 (CDP25-010) for a remodel and addition to an existing 886 square foot single-family home, and the conversion of an existing 403 square foot detached garage into a new accessory dwelling unit (ADU). The proposed remodel will include 634 square feet of the existing residence, and the addition will total 1,040 square feet and include a new second floor. The conversion of the garage into an ADU will include the remodeling of 403 square feet and the addition of 227 square feet. The project is located in the RS-A district and is outside of the Coastal Appeals Jurisdiction.

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