Euclid Terrace

The project at 5702 Old Memory Lane in San Diego, designated as Euclid Terrace, involves the development of a 31.18-acre site into 123 single-family residential lots and seven private open space lots maintained by a homeowners association, along with public roads, retaining walls along the 60th Street right-of-way in multiple locations, and associated infrastructure improvements. The site is zoned RS-1-2 under the Encanto Neighborhoods Community Plan, which permits a density of zero to four dwelling units per acre, and lies within the Airport Land Use Compatibility Overlay Zone and the San Diego International Airport’s Influence Area, requiring compliance with airport-related land use guidelines. The development is subject to the prior environmental review conducted under Program EIR No. 386029/SCH No. 2014051075 for the Southeastern San Diego and Encanto Neighborhoods Community Plan Updates, which certified environmental impacts and established mitigation measures. The City of San Diego is overseeing the project through its Department of Development Services, with final inspections and acceptance required on-site to ensure compliance with engineering standards including ASTM D1557 for soil compaction, Cal-OSHA trench safety regulations, and the City’s Stormwater Standards for infiltration rates of at least 0.5 inches per hour for full infiltration. Construction activities are phased across a 595-day schedule beginning in October 2025 and extending into early 2028, encompassing demolition, site preparation, grading, building construction, paving, and architectural coatings. Inspections and acceptance are managed by City personnel, with the contractor responsible for providing access, adhering to safety protocols, and submitting required documentation. The project is not governed by Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, as it is a municipal land use and development initiative, and there is no federal funding or procurement structure indicated. Contact for project inquiries is designated to Martin R. Mendez and Dawna Marshall of the City of San Diego, with Dan Boyd of D.R. Horton listed as a secondary point for coordination. No contract value has been disclosed, and no specific delivery, packaging, or invoicing terms are included, as the work pertains to local permitting and construction rather than federal procurement.