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Pacifica panel approves 24-month extension for 1335 Adobe Drive project
Summary
The Planning Commission voted unanimously to extend the expiration date for the 1335 Adobe Drive development permit and tentative subdivision map, giving the applicant two more years to finish required agreements and permit reviews; tribal-monitoring and tree-replacement conditions remain subject to later review during building permit processing.
The Pacifica Planning Commission voted unanimously to grant a 24-month extension to the development permit and tentative subdivision map for 1335 Adobe Drive, a seven-unit townhouse condominium project in the Linda Mar neighborhood.
The extension, approved after staff recommended the maximum discretionary extension allowed under state law, pushes the project toward the six-year limit for discretionary extensions and gives the applicant additional time to complete building-permit review and finalize required legal agreements.
Senior planner James Lynn, representing the Community Development Department, told the commission the approved project proposes seven townhome-style condominium units — two two‑story and five three‑story units — each with an attached two‑car garage and four uncovered guest parking spaces. Lynn said the permit’s expiration date had been set for May 4, 2025, and that the applicant had paid outstanding project fees and submitted a deposit for additional…
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