Rose Creek Wireless Communication Facility (WCF) / PRJ-1105232

The Rose Creek Wireless Communication Facility located at 2639 Grand Avenue in San Diego’s Pacific Beach Community Plan Area is operating under a Neighborhood Use Permit that allows the continued use of its existing infrastructure—comprising twelve antennas and six Remote Radio Units—without any new installations, modifications, or expansions. The facility is situated within an RS-1-7 residential zoning district and falls under the jurisdiction of the City of San Diego’s Development Services Department. Approval for the project was granted through a categorical exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Section 15301, which permits the continued operation of existing facilities provided there is no significant environmental impact or increase in scope. The project has been documented with a Notice of Exemption and other required environmental certifications, including a California Department of Fish and Wildlife No Effect Determination, and an administrative fee of $50 was paid to the San Diego County Clerk’s Office as part of the filing process. There is no competitive solicitation, contract pricing, or federal acquisition regulation components involved; the transaction is purely an administrative permitting action under local municipal and environmental law. The applicant, Veronica Arvizo of Smartlink, is responsible for maintaining compliance with the approved conditions, while the City of San Diego oversees enforcement and regulatory adherence. No additional equipment is planned, and all operations remain confined to the current configuration as of the filing date of September 9, 2025, with no defined end date for the permit since it pertains to ongoing use of an existing facility. Submission of all required documentation was completed via physical delivery to the County Clerk’s Office, with no electronic filing or federal procurement systems utilized.