Development Services
The San Diego City Council is the legislative body that provides final decisions on many land use policy matters, some permit types and appeals.
The Planning Commission recommends changes in the City's General Plan and community plans; makes recommendations on the Capital Improvements Program budget, rezonings and related land-use matters. It also has final approval on subdivisions as well as many permit types.
The Historical Resources Board is the appointed body with authority over historical resources within the City of San Diego. Board Subcommittees include the Archaeological and Tribal Cultural Resources Subcommittee, Design Assistance Subcommittee and the Policy Subcommittee.
The Hearing Officer presides over public hearings and acts on discretionary land use items such as permits, maps, variances and other matters in accordance with Land Development Code.
The Technical Advisory Ad Hoc Committee's purpose is to advise on improvements to the development review process, using communication, technology and best business practices to reduce processing times and better serve the customers and citizens of San Diego.
The Wetlands Advisory Board advises the Mayor, City Council and City Manager on public policy matters relating to conservation of wetlands in the City of San Diego.
View public hearing notices to property owners, tenants, concerned citizens or interested persons on public hearings held by the City Council, Planning Commission, or Hearing Officer.
Learn about CEQA.
The City Bulletin of Public Notices includes official advertising and notices required by City, State or Federal regulations. This site provides important information about public hearings, bid and contracting opportunities; city ordinances and resolutions; and other official notices.