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Sarah D.
  • San Diego, CA
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Adding parking to a Multi-family in San Diego

Sarah D.
  • San Diego, CA
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We'd like to add a parking space to a 4-unit complex in San Diego.  Right now we have 3 spaces, but it would be ideal to have one space for each unit.  Adding another space will likely require a curb cut, so it won't be a simple process.  

I'm not sure what the best way is to get started and would love some advice!  Should I just go down to the city office and ask about all the rules and regulations?  Is there an easy way to look up the rules and regulations about parking?  Should I hire someone to help us determine feasibility and if so who?  It's an older building, so I suspect some of the current parking is grandfathered in and not up to current setback requirements, etc.  

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