Property

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HPB22-0561

829 4th Street

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Proposal

The applicant is proposing substantial demolition, renovation and restoration of an existing 1952 Contributing building, construction of a 4-story attached multi-family residential addition, and a variance from setback requirements. The project includes a small commercial space and 8 parking spaces at ground level, 9 residential units at upper levels, and a rooftop amenity deck.

From the Letter of Intent

A new mixed-use development consisting of a new 4-story structure with 9 residential units and rooftop terrace, with partial demolition of an existing 4-unit apartment building from 1952. The existing building will be converted to commercial use with 25% of the contributing structure preserved.

  • Partial demolition of existing 4-unit apartment building dating to 1952
  • Construction of new 4-story structure with 9 residential units
  • Addition of rooftop terrace
  • Conversion of existing building to commercial use
  • Preservation of 25% of existing contributing structure
  • Addition of parking accessed from alley
  • Added planting at street level and roof level
Staff Recommendation
APPROVAL WITH CONDITIONS

Compliance Findings:

✗ Sea Level Rise: Not Satisfied ✓ Variance Conditions: Satisfied ✗ Certificate Of Appropriateness: Not Satisfied
Key Issues
  • Extent and color of proposed dark metal exterior cladding has adverse impact on Contributing building character
  • Decorative entry piers proposed for demolition should be retained and original archway recreated
  • Vertical accentuation of windows needs to be subdued
  • Rear elevation needs further development to break up large expanse of porcelain tile cladding
  • Variance needed for reduced rear setback

Documents

Property Details
Historic District Ocean Beach Local Historic District
Year Built 1952
Style Post War Modern
Zoning C-PS2, General mixed-use commercial
Lot Size 5,000 sq. ft.
Applicant 13 Jan Real Estate LLC
Architect CIC Architecture
Existing Building
Year Built 1952
Architect Harry C. Schwebke
Style Post War Modern
Stories 1
Demolition proposed
Meeting

Tuesday, April 11, 2023

09:00 AM

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