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Division 8 — Plot Plans

§ 33-1317 land use.

Escondido Zoning Code · 2026-05 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Escondido

  • (b) Procedure. Application for a plot plan may be initiated by the property owner or agent of the property affected. Application shall be made on forms provided by the city and shall be accompanied by the appropriate fee. A discretionary project application shall further be accompanied by such materials as required by the director. The project shall be reviewed for conformance to all applicable requirements of the general plan, zoning code, specific plans, area plans, city design standards, building and safety requirements, and other applicable city standards, to the satisfaction of the director.

  • (c) Modifications. The director may approve or conditionally approve minor modifications to a project that are consistent with the intent of the plot plan approval and do not intensify the use(s) on the site.

  • (Ord. No. 2023-15, 10/25/2023)

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▸ Contents — Escondido Zoning Code
Escondido Zoning Code
  1. Chapter 6
  2. Division 2 — Routing
  3. Division 2 — Weed and Rubbish Abatement Program
  4. Division 1 — Generally
  5. Division 1
  6. Division 2 — Variances and Administrative Adjustments
  7. Division 3 — Nonconforming Uses and Structures
  8. Division 4 — Amendments and Zone Changes
  9. Division 5 — Reasonable Accommodation
  10. Division 6 — Public Hearings, Notices, Fees and Appeals
  11. Division 7 — Enforcement and Penalties
  12. ▸ Division 8 — Plot Plans
    Overview
    1. § 33-1314. Definition, purpose, and applicability.
    2. § 33-1315. Authorization, procedure and modifications.
    3. § 33-1317 land use.
    4. § 33-1316. Findings, notification of action and appeals.
    5. § 33-1317. Expiration and extension of time.
  13. Division 9 — Zoning Administrator

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