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Fall La Playa Scrimmage Series #3

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Private pier in San Diego’s posh La Playa enclave will get public access stairway

Nichols Street Pier near Kellogg Beach is the last of the La Playa Piers to contemplate partial public access

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The private pier overlooking Kellogg Beach and connected to two upland mansions in San Diego’s posh La Playa neighborhood is poised to become partially accessible to all passersby for the first time since it was erected more than 80 years ago.

Earlier this week, the city of San Diego’s hearing officer approved a coastal development permit that allows the owner of the historic Peckham House at 2905 Nichols St. to construct at his expense a public access stairway leading up to the elevated wooden pier. The stairs will be just east of the La Playa Trail on city property, abutting port tidelands.

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The permit will become effective later this month if the city’s decision is not appealed to San Diego’s Planning Commission.

“It’s a simple solution to get the public access that they don’t have today,” said Jim Whalen, whose land-use consulting firm helped secure the coastal development permit for the upland homeowner, Jeffrey Hamann.

If the project survives the appeal process, the stairs are expected to be installed, alongside new gates preventing access to the homes above and the private boat dock below, within the next couple of months, he said.

Simple though the stairs may be, they represent a marked transformation.

The Nichols Street Pier, located at the unimproved intersection of Nichols Street and San Antonio, is one of five piers known as the La Playa Piers. The small piers dot a quiet coastline, starting with the Lacy Pier near the Talbot Street entrance to the La Playa Trail and ending with the now-named Nichols Street Pier near Kellogg Beach on the western shore of the Shelter Island Yacht Basin.

The Nichols Street Pier, which dates to around 1935, is believed to be the first of the 1930s-era piers to be built in the area. It’s also the last to contemplate public access. And the stairs are linked to Hamann’s desire to get back into good standing with the Port of San Diego, which has permitting power over the private docks.

The pier, an extension of the impressive estates at 2900 Nichols and 2905 Nichols, has historically provided the homeowners with exclusive access to the water. Private ramps extend from lush grounds down to the gated pier, gangway and dock in San Diego Bay. A special arrangement with the Port of San Diego — by way of a Tidelands Use and Occupancy Permit, or TUOP — previously allowed the dock to be used as a backyard boat slip.

However, the permit expired in late 2018 and was not renewed. That’s because the port was, at the time, drafting language for its forthcoming master plan to comply with the California Coastal Commission’s long-standing position on private piers.

Formed by the state in 1962, the port has jurisdiction over 34 miles of tidelands in and around San Diego Bay. The Nichols Street Pier and its white-picket peers predate the agency and the California Coastal Act of 1976. They are in violation of coastal access laws, according to the Coastal Commission. Residential uses are prohibited on port tidelands, which are held in trust by the port for the benefit of all Californians.

In 1980, as a condition of certification of the original Port Master Plan, the Coastal Commission required that the piers be converted to public use or torn down. In the four decades since, the agency has not changed its position .

Meanwhile, the La Playa Piers, with the exception of the Nichols Street Pier, have been updated over the years to comply with the spirit of the law.

Today, three of the piers sport signage that invite the public to traverse most of the over-water structures from sunrise to sunset. But locked gates restrict access to the private floating docks at the end of the piers. Two of the quasi-public piers are currently permitted by the port for private dock use by three different upland homeowners, public records show.

The La Playa Yacht Club Pier, at the foot of San Antonio Avenue and Qualtrough Street, is an outlier. The port and the Coastal Commission agreed in the mid-1980s that it was not subject to removal because it is available for use by club members and the general public.

The four other piers may be on shifting sand.

Last month, the Board of Port Commissioners approved the new port master plan , including policy language that protects the existing piers. But the Coastal Commission, which has the final say on whether the plan is implemented, is not on the same page.

“We have tried to work with the Port of San Diego and nearby property owners to ensure public access without restrictions in order to preserve the La Playa Piers,” Melody Lasiter, coastal program analyst with the Coastal Commission in San Diego, said in a statement to the Union-Tribune. “This requirement has been in place for decades as a condition of the commission’s approval of the (original) Port Master Plan but has yet to be implemented.”

For now, though, the addition of the public access stairway to the Nichols Street Pier is enough to appease the port, meaning the pier will once again become eligible for backyard boat parking.

The port said through a spokesperson that it is in talks with The Peckham House LLC to issue a permit to allow private use of the Nichols Street Pier’s gangway and float. The Peckham House LLC is registered to Hamann.

“The TUOP can’t be issued until the applicant is able to assemble all of the necessary (city of San Diego) permits to build the stairs, which will allow for public access on the pier,” the spokesperson said. “Once all of the permits are in place, the port would be in a position to enter into the new TUOP soon after.”

Whalen, who represents the upland homeowner, confirmed his client’s interest.

The private-use permit will likely require improvements to the Nichols Street Pier dock. The dock, currently under the port’s care, is a safety hazard because it is sinking into the bay, Whalen said. The boat-docking privilege also comes with a modest price tag. The port charges $20,000 to $27,500 a year for private use of the other piers, public records show.

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The Port of San Diego’s Maritime Department manages anchorages on San Diego Bay and the Port’s Shelter Island Guest Docks located at 1401 Shelter Island Drive on the southern end of Shelter Island at the entrance to the Shelter Island Yacht Basin.

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In order to accommodate boating visitors to San Diego Bay, the Port of San Diego maintains a public access Guest Dock facility at the Harbor Police Sub Station,  1401 Shelter Island Drive , San Diego. The station is located on the southern end of Shelter Island at the entrance to the Shelter Island Yacht Basin.

• The facility has 26-slips
• It can host recreational vessels up to 65-feet in length
• Vessels can stay for periods of up to 15 days, within a 40 day period
• Water and 30 Amp shore power connections are available at each slip
• The slips are rented at $1.27 per lineal foot per day
• Sanitary station facilities are provided at the Guest Dock - Click for more information & additional locations

Shelter Island Guest Docks and Anchorage Online Reservations Click here  

• Visit: http://reservations.portofsandiego.org/boating to see available slips, then call 619.686.6227 between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m., seven days a week to make a reservation. Valid ID and vessel registration will need to be emailed to [email protected] . 
• The Port also provides two 72-hour anchorages and a “Cruiser Anchorage.” No fee is required to anchor in these areas; however, a permit is required. Permits for the A1 and A5 anchorages are available online .
• A9 anchorage, permits still require a vessel inspection performed by a Harbor Police Officer and must be obtained in person at the Harbor Police substation located at 1401 Shelter Island Drive.

All boaters must comply with federal, state, and local laws and regulations, including illegal discharges to land and water. San Diego Bay is a “no discharge” area. The discharge of black water (sewage) from any vessel while berthed, moored, or anchored in San Diego Bay is prohibited. All boats with installed toilet facilities must have an operable marine sanitation device (MSD) on board. Boats must store sewage in holding tanks and dispose regularly at sanitary stations (pump-out facilities).

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A1 (LA PLAYA COVE) 

• La Playa Cove is a 72-hour, weekend-only anchorage located between San Diego and Southwestern Yacht Clubs in the Shelter Island yacht basin.
• The hours of anchoring are from 0900 hours on Friday through 0900 hours on Monday.
• In case of a weekend holiday, anchoring is permitted for 96 hours.
• If the holiday falls on a Friday, anchoring is permitted from 0900 hours on Thursday through 0900 hours on Monday.
• If the holiday falls on a Monday, anchoring is permitted from 0900 hours on Friday through 0900 hours on Tuesday.
• A maximum of 40 boats are allowed in the cove.
• Boats must store black water (sewage) in holding tanks and dispose at sanitary stations (pump-out facilities).
• Use shore-side facilities - showers, sinks, laundry
• If not available, save showers, laundry, and dishwashing for home
• If possible, install holding tanks for gray water
• Use water saving devices such as low pressure showerheads to conserve water
• Use more "elbow grease" and as little cleaning product as possible.
• Try to skip the boat wash. Unless you need to rinse the salt water, wiping the boat down with a damp cloth will suffice.
• Use tarps or canvas boat covers to keep boat clean between trips and reduce the amount of cleaning you need to do.
• Use only biodegradable, non-phosphate, and less toxic laundry detergents, soaps, drain openers, cleaners etc.
• Conserve water and use water saving devices such as low volume showerheads
• For more information go to California Department of Boating and Waterways. 

A5 (GLORIETTA BAY)

• The A5 anchorage is located in Glorietta Bay, south of the Coronado Golf Course.
• Anchorage is allowed for up to 72-hours only.
• The hours for anchoring are from 0900 hours on the first day to 0900 hours on the last day.
• Minimum of one calendar day between A5 permits.
• A maximum of 20 boats are allowed in the anchorage.
• For more information go to California Department of Boating and Waterways.

A9 (CRUISER ANCHORAGE)

• The A9 anchorage is located in an area adjacent to the United States Coast Guard Air Station and the eastern tip of Harbor Island.
• This anchorage is available to non-residents of San Diego County only.
• Permit requires a vessel inspection performed by the Harbor Police Officer.
• Permits for this anchorage must be obtained in person at  1401 Shelter Island Drive  and proof of non-residency must be provided. You may dock at the Harbor Police/Customs Check-in Dock.
• Notify Harbor Police Department Dispatch, (619) 686-6272 that you are on the dock requesting an A-9 vessel inspection and permit.
• A copy of the permit will be issued to the boat owner and must remain on board as proof of issuance.
• The length of stay allowed for the anchorage is 30 days with two extensions available for a total stay of 90 days in a 12-month period.
• All vessels obtaining a permit must renew their permit every 30 days without exception.
• The Cruisers Anchorage is marked by three large yellow can buoys that warn of the restricted water space toward the Coast Guard Air Station to the east.
• A red channel buoy showing the entrance to the Harbor Island lagoon marks the West End.
• This anchorage is available for up to 20 vessels.

In the event Harbor Police or Harbormaster staff determine that any anchorage is congested and an additional vessel would inhibit access by police/fire boats or in some manner would be detrimental to safe boating, a permit would not be issued. Owners/Operators of vessels are responsible for all applicable state laws and local ordinances, in addition to any environmental concerns such as sanitary containers and holding tanks.

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PERMITS FOR DESIGNATED ANCHORAGES AND TRANSIENT VESSEL SLIPS

Anchoring in San Diego Bay is by permit only in designated anchorages for 72-hour periods and must be obtained at least one day in advance – no exceptions. Most permits are issued without fee online by the San Diego Unified Port  District or from the Harbor Police Mooring Office during regular business hours from 0800 –1600 hours Monday-Friday.  (Closed weekends and holidays, and every other Friday.)  

Owners/operators of all vessels with permits are responsible for all applicable state laws and local ordinances, in addition  to any environmental concerns. All boats must have holding tanks or port-a-potties. 

For Online Anchorage Reservations: http://reservations.portofsandiego.org/boating/ or call (619) 686-6227

These designated anchorages are marked on SD Bay Services map on back of this guide with the following descriptions: 

A1 – (LA PLAYA COVE) – La Playa Cove is a 72-hour over weekend-only anchorage located between San Diego and  Southwestern Yacht Clubs in the Shelter Island Yacht Basin and is marked by yellow buoys. The hours of anchoring are from  0900 hours on Friday through 0900 hours on Monday. In case of a weekend holiday, anchoring is permitted for 96 hours.  If the holiday falls on a Friday, anchoring is permitted from 0900 hours on Thursday through 0900 hours on Monday. If the  holiday falls on a Monday, anchoring is permitted from 0900 hours on Friday through 0900 hours on Tuesday. A maximum of  twenty-five (25) boats are allowed in the cove. (Up to 40 vessels can be accommodated with raft-ups of up to 10 boats.) All  boats must have a holding tank. 

A5 – (GLORIETTA BAY) – The A5 anchorage is situated in Glorietta Bay, south of the Coronado Golf Course, and is marked  by yellow buoys. Anchorage is open 7 days a week, with anchoring up to 72-hours only . The hours for anchoring begin and  end at 0900 hours. There is a minimum of one calendar day between issuance of A5 permits and no more than three 72-hour  anchoring permits may be issued to any person or boat in any 30-day period. This area accommodates fifteen (15) vessels,  and up to twenty (20) vessels within raft-ups. All boats must have a holding tank. 

Please note that the A8 – SOUTH BAY ANCHORAGE is no longer in operation! 

Anchoring permits for A1 and A5 may be obtained online or by at (619) 686-6227. Requests for anchoring permits may be  submitted up to 30 days in advance, but no less than one day in advance. No more than three 72-hour anchoring permits may  be issued to any person or boat in any 30-day period. The three permits may be issued at A1 or A5, or both cumulatively. 

A9 – (CRUISER ANCHORAGE) – The A9 anchorage is situated in an area adjacent to the United States Coast Guard Air  Station at the east tip of Harbor Island and is marked by yellow buoys. This anchorage is available to non-residents of San  Diego County only whose boats are not registered in San Diego County either. Permits for this anchorage must be obtained  in person at 1401 Shelter Island Drive and proof of non-residency must be provided . Permit here also requires boat  inspection by the Harbor Police Bay Control Officer. You may dock at the Harbor Police/Customs Check-in Dock and notify  the HPD Dispatch at 619-686-6272 that you are on the dock and requesting an A-9 vessel inspection and permit. A copy of the  permit must be kept aboard vessel as proof of issuance. 

All vessels obtaining a permit for this anchorage are restricted to a 90-day period within any 365-day period. All vessels obtaining a permit must renew their permit every 30 days without exception. The Cruisers Anchorage is marked by three large yellow can buoys that warn of the restricted water space toward the Coast Guard Air Station to the east. A red channel buoy showing the entrance to the Harbor Island lagoon marks the West End. This anchorage is available for up to twenty (20) vessels. All boats must have a holding tank.

Note: In the event the Harbor Police or Harbormaster staff determines that any anchorage is congested, and an additional vessel would inhibit access by police/fire boats or in some manner would be detrimental to safe boating, a permit will not be issued. TRANSIENT DOCK – 26 slips for vessels up to 65-feet LOA are available at Harbor Police Guest Dock located at the Harbor Police Sub-Station (1401 Shelter Island Drive) for a maximum rental of 15 days in any 40-day period per vessel/person. Reservations and slip permits are available online via the Port’s Website and can be made up to 14 days in advance.

Payment is required when making reservation. All major credit/debit cards accepted. Check-in time is 1300 hours and check-out time is 1100 hours.

Services available at each slip include potable water and 30-amp shore power connections, plus guests have access to restrooms and showers. Vessels are charged $1.27 per linear foot length per day based on USCG or DMV boat registration. Use of these slips requires current boat registration/documentation with owner and/or operator identification. Make online reservations for slip assignment on first come first serve basis – use the SD Port reservations website or tie up at the Police/Customs dock at the facility and contact the Harbor Police Mooring Office during regular business hours at the phone kiosk provided there dockside. For slips: http://reservations.portofsandiego.org/boating/ Also see Page 6 of this Guide for our list of marinas to contact for price and availability.

Tideland Use and Occupancy Permit to La Playa Yacht Club for Pier

Contact information, notice of exemption.

Disclaimer: The document was originally posted before CEQAnet had the capability to host attachments for the public. To obtain the original attachments for this document, please contact the lead agency at the contact information listed above. You may also contact the OPR via email at [email protected] or via phone at (916) 445-0613 .

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• Lakeside homes for sale $900,000
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• Chula Vista homes for sale $817,000
• San Diego homes for sale $1,050,000
• Spring Valley homes for sale $855,000
• Poway homes for sale $2,337,000
• Jamul homes for sale $1,299,500
• Santee homes for sale $749,900
• Encinitas homes for sale $2,962,500
• Bonita homes for sale $1,323,500
• Del Mar homes for sale $5,750,000
• Ramona homes for sale $975,000
• La Mesa homes for sale $899,990
• El Cajon homes for sale $797,000

Neighborhoods

• Point Loma Highlands homes for sale $1,599,000
• Western San Diego homes for sale $1,098,500
• Point Loma homes for sale $1,695,000
• Point Loma Peninsula homes for sale $1,697,000
• Midway District homes for sale $1,295,000
• Ocean Beach homes for sale $1,575,000
• Wooded Area homes for sale $3,995,000
• Loma Portal homes for sale $1,329,900
• Sunset Cliffs homes for sale $3,495,000
• Point Loma Heights homes for sale $1,399,000

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Popular Markets in California

• Los Angeles homes for sale $1,270,000
• San Francisco homes for sale $1,295,000
• Irvine homes for sale $1,690,000
• San Jose homes for sale $1,275,000
• Fremont homes for sale $1,386,940
• Sacramento homes for sale $549,000
• Pasadena homes for sale $1,200,000
• Pleasanton homes for sale $1,882,400
• Long Beach homes for sale $835,000
• Temecula homes for sale $829,999
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