The project’s representative did not appear for the requested presentation, leading to the unanimous vote.
The La Jolla Community Planning Association voted unanimously April 3 to ratify the La Jolla Development Permit Review Committee’s denial of a project at 625 Wrelton Drive.
The proposal for a remodel and addition to the existing, two-story single-dwelling and roof deck unit to become a two-story, single-dwelling unit with a roof deck on the 0.29-acre site was rejected on second DPR review in February for failing to produce missing plan details, including a floor plan of each floor showing the proposed new floor plan over the former; setback lines for each floor plan; height limits for every elevation and section; section illustrations; and reason this is an amendment to a previous permit instead of a new project.
Attorney Matthew Khalil, representative for the project, asked that LJCPA pull the project from the group’s March 6 consent agenda for a full presentation, claiming new information exists about the project.
However, Khalil sent a message his team would not present as scheduled April 3, LJCPA President Harry Bubbins said. “They are going to go along with the committee’s recommendation … to reject.”
Since the item was brought for LJCPA action, the board moved to formally support DPR’s denial of the project.
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