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Title 9 — CONSTRUCTION CODES AND FIRE CODE›Division 8 — COUNTY ENERGY EFFICIENCY CODE›Chapter 8 — SYH

8.6 Project Review Process

San Diego County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · San Diego County

8.6.1 Phasing

Market conditions, funding, and similar conditions beyond the control of SYH would drive the overall implementation period. Phasing is not proposed at this time but anticipated improvements are likely to take place over the next 15-20 years.

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8.6.2 Future Permits

The following table identifies the anticipated permits for proposed uses. Per Section5700, proposed uses (including by-right) will be subject to Site Plan review pursuant to Special Area “H” Designator. Coordination with the County of San Diego Planning and Development Services is strongly recommended to navigate through the land use permit process. During the discretionary review, uses will be evaluated for consistency with the environmental review prepared for the Master Plan (15183 checklist).

Table 8: SYH Future Permits

Proposed

Proposed Uses Existing General Plan Zone Zoning Ordinance Use Type Action Zone

Table 8: SYH Future Permits

Proposed

Proposed Uses Existing General Plan Zone Zoning Ordinance Use Type Action Zone

Laundry Services or Personal Consistent under special Laundromat Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Services, General depending circumstances; potential upon the scale of services discretionary and CEQA review Community Recreation or Potential discretionary and Wellness Center Public/Semi- Public Facilities CL-1 Small School depending on CEQA review state license requirements Major Impact Services and Utilities (Public Park/ Potential discretionary and Children s Activity Center Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 CEQA review Playground Recreational Areas) Major Impact Services and Utilities (Public Park/ Potential discretionary and Chaffee Park Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 CEQA review Playground Recreational Areas) Central Administration and Administrative and Professional Potential discretionary and Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Purchasing Area Services CEQA review Consistent under special SYH Facility Maintenance Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Building Maintenance Services circumstances; potentialCenter discretionary and CEQA review

Joint-Use Dining Hall, Special Potential discretionary and Events, Food, and Nutrition Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Community Recreation CEQA review Center Convenience Sales and Potential discretionary and Homemaker Thrift Store Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Personal Services CEQA review Potential discretionary and Drug/Alcohol Services Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Clinic Services CEQA review Potential discretionary and Theater Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Spectator Sports (limited) CEQA review Staff Cottages/Rental Housing Potential discretionary and Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Family Residential (17 units) CEQA review Participant Sports and Potential discretionary and Pool Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Recreation CEQA review Achieved through recording Set aside as a Subarea within Open Space easement(s) Open Space Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 the Plan which dictate allowed use in designated area Parking Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Accessory Use Permitted by right Accessory Use to Commercial Permitted alongside primary Well and Pump House Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 or Essential Services use as an accessory use see Depending upon size of facility Section 6750 Potential discretionary and Senior Services Area Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-1 Group Care CEQA review Accessory Use to Commercial Permitted alongside or after Public/Semi-Public Facilities/ Solar CL-1 or Essential Services primary use as an accessory Open Space (Conservation) Depending upon size of facility use see Section 6954

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