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Owner of 63 Camino De Flores seeks to supplement expenses; commission approves TRL

Avalon Planning Commission · November 20, 2025
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Summary

Planning staff recommended and the commission approved a transient rental license for a two-bedroom unit at 63 Camino De Flores; the owner said she expects quiet renters after remodeling the property.

The commission approved a transient rental license and coastal development permit for 63 Camino De Flores, a two-bedroom, two-bath condominium in Building 1 at Hamilton Cove, with a standard maximum occupancy of six.

Owner Georgia Alavizos said she bought and remodeled the unit and hopes to host "nice quiet people" to help offset remodeling costs. Staff reported no issue items for this application and recommended approval under CEQA Section 15301. A commissioner moved to adopt Resolution PC 25-56 (PC 2893) finding the project exempt under CEQA, the motion was seconded and the commission voted with all ayes.