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North Park and Golden Hill Community Plan Update

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The project involves the legal vacation of a 40-foot-wide by 60-foot-long sewer easement covering 2,280.87 square feet at 3227 North Park Way in San Diego, originally granted in 1941 for a private sewer lateral serving a demolished residence. With the sewer line no longer in use, the vacation removes the City of San Diego’s ongoing maintenance obligations and clears a key barrier to future mixed-use development that aligns with the North Park Community Plan, Complete Communities Housing Solutions Regulations, and applicable zoning requirements. This action is consistent with the broader implementation of the North Park and Golden Hill Community Plan Update, which was certified through a Final Program Environmental Impact Report in 2016 and led to amendments in the General Plan, Land Development Code, and rezoning of the area to Citywide standards. The project has been reviewed under CEQA guidelines, including Section 15162, and a Notice of Determination was approved on August 20, 2025, with formal filing completed on September 3, 2025. The applicant, Dolvin L. Buchanan of 4C Engineering + Geomatics, is responsible for initiating the request, while the City of San Diego Development Services Department serves as the lead agency overseeing environmental compliance and approval. No procurement contract, pricing, federal acquisition regulations, or delivery schedules are involved, as this is an administrative land use and environmental permitting action requiring only compliance with municipal and state planning and environmental laws. The only associated financial transaction is a $50 environmental filing fee paid to the San Diego County Clerk’s Office, unrelated to any contract value.

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Vacate 2,280 sq ft sewer easement to enable mixed-use development, eliminate city maintenance, comply with community plan and CEQA.

Agency

California → City of San Diego

NAICS

541370 - Surveying and Mapping (except Geophysical) ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

San Diego, CA

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NONE

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Notice of Determination - Sewer Easement Vacation - 3227 North Park

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Diego
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The project proposes a sewer easement vacation. The easement to be vacated would be 40 feet wide and approximately 60 feet long and has an area of2,280.87 square feet (0.0524 acre). Per Subdivision Map No. 10266 (recorded April 11, 1941), the easement was granted to the City of San Diego (City) for the construction of a private sewer lateral for a home that has been previously demolished. The easement vacation would remove the City's responsibility to maintain the sewer lateral that is no longer needed and out of service. The sewer easement vacation would allow future mixed-use (residential and commercial) development on-site that is anticipated to comply with the Community Plan land use designation, Complete Communities Housing Solutions Regulations, and zoning. The project site is located at 3227 North Park ·way within the North Park Community Plan Area. Description of Previous Action and Project: The Final Program Environmental Impact Report (PEIR) for the North Park and Golden Hill Community Plan Update (CPU) (State Clearinghouse (SCH) No. 2013121076) was certified by the Council of the City of San Diego (City Council) on October 25, 2016 (Resolution No. R-310757). City Council approved and adopted an update to the North Park Community Plan; adoption of an update to the Golden Hill Community Plan; Adoption of General Plan Amendments; adoption of the Golden Hill Impact Fee Study; adoption of the North Park Impact Fee Study; Amendments to the Land Development Code (LDC); and Rezoning of the Community Plan areas with Citywide zones. CPU implementation requires amendments to the General Plan to incorporate the updated community plans as components of the General Plan's Land Use Element; adoption of a LDC ordinance that would repeal the Golden Hill Planned District Ordinance (GHPDO) zoning; amendments to the LDC to remove North Park from the Mid-City Planned District Ordinance (MCPDO); amendments to the LDC to rezone the area located in the Golden Hill and North Park Community Planning Areas from the Golden Hill Planned District and Mid-City Communities Planned District to Citywide zoning; adoption of LDC amendments to allow for implementation of the community plan policies; amendments to the Neighborhood Development Permit regulations to include Supplemental Design Regulations for Potential Historic Districts; and a comprehensive update to the existing Impact Fee Studies (formerly known as Public Facilities Financing Plans) resulting in a new impact fee for each community.

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