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Welcome to La Playa Heritage
Our MissionOur Mission is to preserve the charm of the unique, historic neighborhood of La Playa. La Playa, established in 1849, is the second oldest subdivision after Old Town. There is a trend throughout San Diego of subdividing established neighborhoods that have already been built-out, and increasing density. We would like the La Playa community to come together to have a say in new development projects within our established neighborhood. Our GoalsKeeping the neighborhood informed and aware of issue that affect us all. Future issues for discussion may include the following: Density, Zoning, New Development, Establish a Historical District for both La Playa and the Wooded Area, under grounding of power/phone/cable wires, Kellogg Beach Erosion, San Diego Bay path erosion, Neighborhood Watch, Crosswalk/Stop Sign/Stop Lights at Rosecrans and McCall, etc. Distributing information by email, small discussion groups, meetings, etc. La Playa Heritage supports redevelopment which fits the character and scale of our neighborhood. New development should retain and preserve our charm, historic buildings, and community character. New development should also take existing neighbors and their view corridors into account during project development. La Playa Neighborhood Meetings - AnnouncementsAs a Public Service to the Community, La Playa Heritage is offering free web space to neighbors for their concerns. Please send request to feedback@laplayaheritage.com.
Overflight Easement and Map - Letter to the Airport Authority - March 26, 2007. Overflight Easement and Map - February 2007 - OLD
3035 Lawrence Street - Project 46540. Permit 77116. An application to demolish an existing 1931 Spanish Style, Single-Family Residence and replace with a six unit condominium/apartment project was submitted to the City of San Diego Development Services Department. A Notice of Future Decision dated October 4, 2005, says that a decision by City staff will be made without a public hearing no less than eleven (11) business days from the Date of Notice. A neighborhood meeting will be schedule shortly to discuss this matter. Issued involve the following:
3252 Lucinda Street - New construction pushed through as a remodel (ministerial) after the Peninsula Community Group rejected their plans. Issued include the following:
Click for More Information. 50 Percent (50%) Rule for Addition/Alteration to Existing Buildings.
NEW. Demolition of Quarters A. Photographs of Quarters A. The following link shows maps of Quarters ‘A,’ the old Commanding Officer’s Quarters built in 1908 (Maps). Based on the map handing out during the last community meeting, the new tanks will be located above the present tanks and Quarters A will not be disturbed. On June 14, 2006 I went by Quarters A and saw restoration of the home including new hardwood floors and windows. I do not know why the house has to be destroyed if it is not in the footprint of the proposed new tanks. In SHADOWS OF THE PAST at Cabrillo National Monument, by Roger E. Kelly and Ronald V. May http://www.cr.nps.gov/history/online_books/cabr4/ Quarters A is described as follows: Quarters 'A', Naval Coal Depot, 1908. Colonial Revival. Recommended eligible for inclusion on the National Register under Criteria A because it is associated with Taft Board power system infrastructure at Fort Rosecrans and the naval defense of the Pacific Coast. http://www.cr.nps.gov/history/online_books/cabr4/chap5b.htm The home and landscaping has to be moved to make way for the construction of new fuel tanks. The home is available to the interested parties as long as they pay to move the home off the base. Please contact Katheryn Rhodes at 619-523-4350 for more information.
Community Meetings - Announcements
The Peninsula Community Planning Board (PCPB) Elections will take place in
March, 2008 to elect 5 Board Members. Those interested can complete an
Board Member application.
A review of current Bylaws and
qualifications letter
from the City Attorney may assist those interested in running for a Board
position.
Current Projects
La Playa HistoryLa Playa is the second subdivision mapped in San Diego (1849), the first subdivision being Old Town.
What You Can Do To Help
371 San Fernando Street.
Contact InformationMr. Conrad Hartsell, M.D. and Ms. Katheryn Rhodes, P.E.
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