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Title 17 — ZONING

Chapter 17.60 — PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) PERMIT

El Cajon Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · El Cajon

§ 17.60.010. Intent and purpose.

§ 17.60.020. Authority to apply.

§ 17.60.030. Permit application requirements.

§ 17.60.040. Permit processing.

§ 17.60.050. Authority to approve.

§ 17.60.060. Required findings.

§ 17.60.070. Permitted and conditionally permitted uses.

§ 17.60.080. District requirements.

§ 17.60.090. Lot requirements.

§ 17.60.100. Density.

§ 17.60.110. Setbacks.

§ 17.60.120. Placement of buildings.

§ 17.60.130. Lot coverage.

§ 17.60.140. Building height.

§ 17.60.150. Parking.

§ 17.60.160. Trash collection.

§ 17.60.170. Walls and fencing.

§ 17.60.180. Open space, recreational areas and landscaping.

§ 17.60.190. Signs.

§ 17.60.200. Streets and driveways.

§ 17.60.210. Pedestrian walkways.

§ 17.60.220. Lighting.

§ 17.60.230. Utilities.

§ 17.60.240. Building construction requirements.

§ 17.60.250. Architectural compatibility.

§ 17.60.260. Covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&Rs).

§ 17.60.270. Guarantee of performance of required private and public improvements.

§ 17.60.280. Final subdivision map.

§ 17.60.290. Conversion of existing development—Procedures.

§ 17.60.300. Conversion of existing development—Subdivision map.

§ 17.60.310. Conversion of existing development—Standards.

§ 17.60.320. Conversion of existing development—Covenants, conditions and restrictions…

§ 17.60.330. Conversion of existing development—Time limit to convert.

§ 17.60.340. Conversion of existing development—Physical elements reports.

§ 17.60.350. Conversion of existing development—Tenant notification and right to purchase.

§ 17.60.360. Conversion of existing development—Tenant relocation assistance.

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