Demolition and construction of new Single-Family Dwelling (Case No 2504-19)

This project, identified as Case No 2504-19, involves a Local Coastal Development Permit for the demolition and reconstruction of a single-family residence located at 6508 Bay Shore Walk in Long Beach, California. The scope of work requires the demolition of an existing two-story, 2,186-square-foot dwelling and a 368-square-foot detached garage. In its place, a new two-story, 2,790-square-foot single-family dwelling and a 543-square-foot detached garage will be constructed, totaling approximately 3,333 square feet of new construction. The property is situated within the R-2-I (Two-Family Residential, Intensified Development) Zoning District and is located within an appealable area of the Coastal Zone. The City of Long Beach serves as the lead agency for this project, which has been granted a CEQA Notice of Exemption (Exemption Number CE-25-070) based on categorical exemptions for the replacement, reconstruction, and new construction of small structures. A Historic Resources Assessment conducted for the project determined that there would be no impacts to historic resources. Administrative oversight is provided by Planner Miguel Samayoa, and the project is associated with architect Jeff Jeannette. While the physical specifications and location are clearly defined, specific financial data, contract values, and formal solicitation numbers are not provided in the current documentation.