Project Submittal Manual
The Project Submittal Manual ensures that all submitted projects contain sufficient information to allow a quality City staff review of the project for conformance with the Land Development Code, City policies, and state and federal regulations.
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Section 1 - Guide to Project Submittal Process
This is an overview of the City of San Diego's land development project submittal process and the steps for project approval.
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Section 2 - Construction Permits - Structures
This document outlines the submittal requirements for construction permits related to commercial, industrial, and multi-family structures in the city of San Diego.
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Section 2A - Single Dwelling Unit/Duplex and Accessory Structures
This document details the submittal requirements for construction permits specifically for single-dwelling units, duplexes, townhomes, and accessory structures in the city of San Diego.
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Section 3 - Construction Permits - Grading and Public Right-of-Way
This document specifies the submittal requirements for grading permits on private property and for improvements within the public right-of-way in the city of San Diego.
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Section 4 - Development Permits/Approvals
This document describes the submittal requirements for development permits and tentative map approvals in the city of San Diego. It provides a requirements matrix and checklist to ensure applicants provide the necessary information for a discretionary review.
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Section 5 - Subdivision Approvals
This document specifies the submittal requirements for subdivision approvals, including mapping actions, lot line adjustments, and the vacation of public rights-of-way or easements in the city of San Diego.
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This document details the submittal requirements for policy approvals, including rezoning, development agreements, and amendments to land use plans or Local Coastal Programs in the city of San Diego. It includes a requirements matrix and checklist to ensure applicants provide the forms, studies, and public notice packages for the public hearing process.
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