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Commission approves rezoning cleanup for small Schwab Street parcel to allow single‑family use
Summary
The commission approved rezoning of a small parcel at 529 Schwab Street from RF to R‑3A to consolidate zoning and allow a single‑family dwelling; staff described the request as a zoning cleanup and reported support from a neighborhood association.
The City Planning Commission approved a rezoning request on Sept. 25 for a small parcel at 529 Schwab Street to consolidate zoning and allow a single‑family dwelling. Staff said the parcel is approximately 0.205 acres and currently vacant; the applicant requested rezoning from RF to R‑3A to match adjacent zoning and permit a single‑family home. Staff presentation: Alejandra Gonzales said the proposed rezoning would consolidate the property under one zoning district and that the Mission Valley Future Land Use Map designates the site as G‑3 (post‑war). Notices were mailed to properties within 300 feet; staff recorded an email in support from the Mission Valley Civic Association received on Sept. 24. The conceptual site plan is not binding and design details will be reviewed in subsequent submittals. Applicant: Aaron Aceves, listed as the engineer and applicant, appeared and confirmed the applicant—s agreement with staff comments. Why it matters: Rezoning will allow the owner to use the lot for a single‑family dwelling and resolves an inconsistency of split zoning on a small parcel. Formal action: The commission voted to approve the rezoning request during the public hearing; no public opposition was recorded on the transcript. Ending: Staff and the applicant will proceed with subsequent permit and design reviews under the consolidated zoning district.
