PLNE60783, Case No. 2602-56 (LCDP26-003) - SFD Expansion in Coastal Zone

The permit authorizes a remodel and second-floor expansion of a single-family residence located at 57 Bay Shore Avenue in Long Beach, California, within the R-2-S zoning district and the coastal zone. The project involves adding 325 square feet of new floor area across two sections: a 24-square-foot extension at the front of the second story and a larger 301-square-foot addition at the rear. Additionally, the development includes two new balconies—one on the front second floor measuring 120 square feet and another at the rear measuring 84 square feet—intended to enhance access and outdoor living space while maintaining compliance with coastal development regulations. The project is formally tracked under Case No. LCDP26-003 with the identifier PLNE60783 and was posted as a forecast on June 15, 2026. The permitting authority is the City of Long Beach, California, with primary oversight handled by Planner Alexis Andino, reachable via email and phone for inquiries. The project’s architect, Paciano Diaz, is also listed as a point of contact. All work is subject to local coastal development guidelines due to the property’s location within the sensitive coastal zone, requiring adherence to environmental and structural standards specific to shoreline areas. The project is not solicited through a public bidding process and does not have a NAICS code or set-aside designation, as it is a private residential permit rather than a procurement action. Documentation and further details are accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act database via the provided digital link.