Jolla Development Permit News Today

Planned District Ordinance Committee gives its support, but Development Permit Review group wants more information.

For the applicant team behind the La Casa de Los Amigos replacement, the last eight months have been a bit of a rollercoaster between frequent and lengthy meetings, project revisions, votes to approve that were later up for reconsideration and more.

Two projects that will be highly visible from Nautilus Street and Torrey Pines Road (respectively) came before the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee during its Sept. 20 meeting online.

A project planned for “one of the great streets of La Jolla” in the Lower Hermosa neighborhood underwent a major redesign after the La Jolla Development Permit Review committee voted the development down in 2021.

Congregants of La Jolla Christian Fellowship and residents in the surrounding neighborhood continued to be at odds this week over a planned expansion of the church, prompting the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee for a second time to ask the applicant to return at a future meeting.

The La Jolla Shores Association has secured the extension of its outdoor dining program through July 13, when other outdoor business permits throughout the city of San Diego expire.