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Planning Commission Meeting
Aug 12, 2025
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55 minutes
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8 agenda items
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Agenda Items
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ROLL CALL
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June 10, 2025 Minutes
Approval of the Minutes 1
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UPDATE
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PLANNING COMMISSION/STAFF DISCUSSION
0:02:10
HEARING FROM THE AUDIENCE ON ITEMS NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA (Oral Communications)
0:02:30
DISCUSSION AND BRIEFING and CONSENT CALENDAR
0:10:00
SSP25-002. APN: 299-020-12-00. Location: 2936 Camino del Mar. Applicant: Oceans Investments, LLC. Applicant Representative: Walt Crampton, ENGEO. Zone: R1-10B. Overlay Zone: Beach and Floodplain. Environmental Status: Planning Commission consideration of Addendum to 1989 Beach Preservation Initiative (BPI) Ordinance Program Environmental. Impact Report (EIR) (State Clearinghouse No. 88092919). Staff Contact: Jean Crutchfield, Associate Planner. Description: The Planning Commission will 1) consider certification of an Addendum to the 1989 BPI Ordinance Program EIR to determine whether the project would result in any new environmental impacts compared to the previously certified Program EIR; and 2) consider whether to approve a Setback Seawall Permit (SSP 25-002) to remove an existing rock revetment from the Shoreline Protection Area (SPA) and construct a new seawall (shoreline protective device) on the subject property landward of the Shoreline Protection Area (SPA) line in accordance with the Del Mar voter-approved BPI, the City’s certified Local Coastal Program (LCP) Land Use Plan policies for hazard control and regulations in Del Mar Municipal Code Chapters 30.50 (Beach Overlay Zone) and 30.51 (Setback Seawall Permits) in the certified LCP implementing ordinances, and BPI Implementation Guidelines adopted by the City Council (November 14, 1988). Removal of the non-compliant revetment and replacement with a BPI-compliant shoreline protection design will return approximately 1,000 square feet of public sandy beach area for public use and enjoyment. The proposed seawall is a vertical sheet-pile wall with reinforced concrete caps similar to other seawalls in the existing shoreline system in place for flood protection along the North Beach neighborhood ocean front. On July 23, 2025, the Design Review Board reviewed the project in an advisory capacity (to ensure harmonious colors and materials in the design) and recommended Planning Commission approval of the project.
New Applications 2
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ADJOURNMENT
