La Jolla permit reviewers approve two home projects and dispute design plan for addition to historic house
La Jolla’s Development Permit Review Committee approved plans to add to this property at 5692 Dolphin Place.
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Two Bird Rock residential projects got the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee’s approval on the first try during the board’s March 9 meeting.
Any preliminary review can be made final by a unanimous vote, which allows the board to make a recommendation on the project. Such was the case for a proposal to add a 444-square-foot unit to a house at 5692 Dolphin Place and a plan to build an accessory dwelling unit, or “granny flat,” at 5550 La Jolla Hermosa Ave.
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Development plans for Foxhill estate approved by La Jolla permit reviewers
Renderings of a proposed development on the Foxhill estate, including the view from across a canyon that it abuts (top left), the view from the driveway (top right) and other views of the house.
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Plans to redevelop the sprawling Foxhill estate in La Jolla that was home to the Copley publishing family and real estate developer Doug Manchester got the go-ahead from the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee during its Jan. 19 meeting, following a preliminary hearing last year.
The board voted to support the requested permits to create two lots, with the existing house on one lot, and another lot with a new 14,226-square-foot, two-story home with an attached garage, a pool house and a pool on a site containing environmentally sensitive land. The site is at 7007 Country Club Drive.