New home development one block from Kellogg Park is approved by La Jolla Community Planning Association
A rendering of a proposed home development at 8405 Paseo del Ocaso (right), from the view of Paseo del Ocaso looking east.
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In its second complete local review cycle, a project to build a house a block from Kellogg Park got the La Jolla Community Planning Association’s approval during its March 4 meeting online.
Plans are to demolish a single-family dwelling and build a 4,430-square-foot, two-story single-family home at 8405 Paseo del Ocaso. The development was voted down by the La Jolla Shores Permit Review Committee in September and by LJCPA in October. However, it returned to the PRC in January and was approved, then went back to LJCPA this month.
As the La Jolla Coastal Access and Parking Board’s directional sign program makes the rounds to local planning groups, a question that has come up is, what are the signs going to look like? A design has not been chosen, and conceptual renderings presented at the board’s Feb. 25 meeting drew concern from some members that they were too “futuristic” or “imposing.”
CAPB is proposing one directional sign likely on Prospect Street near Coast Boulevard indicating how many parking spaces are in four area garages, where they are located and the costs at each one, plus signs fronting those garages showing how many spaces are available.
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La Jolla traffic board approves parking directional sign project and Christmas Parade street closures
The La Jolla Coastal Access and Parking Board’s parking directional sign project would direct traffic to four garages in The Village.
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A parking directional sign pilot project spearheaded by the La Jolla Coastal Access and Parking Board won unanimous approval of the local Traffic & Transportation Board during its Feb. 17 meeting.
The project aims to guide motorists to parking spots at garages in The Village and help ease traffic congestion in the area.
The directional, or wayfinding, program would make use of money for short-term parking solutions as part of the La Jolla Coastal Access Parking Fund, which was established about 50 years ago through California Coastal Commission-required contributions by office space developers. About $121,000 is available for short-term parking solutions.
6 La Jolla Community Planning Association board seats up for grabs in coming election
La Jolla Community Planning Association trustees meet via Zoom on April 3.
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Seven candidates are vying for six available seats in the La Jolla Community Planning Association’s upcoming board election.
The election will be held Thursday, March 4, with results announced at the board’s meeting that night. Board terms are three years.
A candidates forum was held during LJCPA’s Feb. 4 meeting online, with each candidate given the opportunity to make a brief statement. Formal statements have been posted on the LJCPA website,
The slate of candidates ranges from the association’s current president to an architect, a refugee and more: