PRJ-1055455 / 627 Genter Street

The project at 627 Genter Street in San Diego involves additions and renovations to an existing education building on a religious assembly campus located within the La Jolla community planning area. The scope includes 2,270 square feet of new construction comprising a 592-square-foot addition to the first floor, another 592-square-foot addition to the second floor, and a 584-square-foot addition to create a new third floor, along with 502 square feet of new roof decking. In addition, 2,340 square feet of interior improvements are planned and the existing exterior access stairs will be replaced. The site is situated in the Residential Multiple Unit RM-1-1 zoning district, subject to the Coastal Height Limit overlay, Coastal Overlay (non-appealable), and Transit Area Overlay zones. The project has been determined to be categorically exempt under CEQA Section 15301 as an existing facility modification not exceeding 10,000 square feet and not expanding the building’s use, and a Notice of Exemption was filed on August 19, 2025. The 0.48-acre parcel is legally described as Lot 3 & 1/2 of Lot 2, Map No. 897, F.T. Scripps Addition to La Jolla Park, with parcel number 351-112-13-00. Administrative oversight is managed by the City of San Diego’s Development Services Department, with Courtney Holowach serving as the Senior Planner point of contact. The applicant, Mark Lyon, is responsible for executing the work. While the project does not involve federal contracting mechanisms, no federal acquisition regulation clauses, contract types, or solicitation-specific evaluation factors are applicable. The only documented financial transactions are administrative fees totaling $8,494, including a $50 inspection fee paid by check to the San Diego County Clerk, with receipt number 37-08/19/2025-0628. No formal contract line items, pricing structures, or payment terms beyond these fees were identified. The work is to be performed entirely on-site at 627 Genter Street, with inspection and acceptance responsibility resting with the City of San Diego. No subcontractors, certifications, socioeconomic status representations, or federal reporting obligations are required or referenced, and there are no defined performance timelines, delivery schedules, or option clauses. All project