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Title 9 — CONSTRUCTION CODES AND FIRE CODE›Chapter 10 — CLEEF

San Diego County Municipal Code § 10.6 Project Review Process

San Diego County Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-03 · San Diego County

Cite as: San Diego County Municipal Code § 10.6 · Text as of 2026-10-03

10.6.1 Phasing

Market conditions, funding, and similar conditions beyond the control of CLEEF would drive the overall implementation period. Near-term priorities include developing a food preparation/kitchen to be used for yearly roundup events, a barn to host events, cultural exhibit stalls, a replica obstacle course, dry camping, and a fence dog run. Proposed improvements are likely to take place over the next 15-20 years.

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10.6.2 Future Permits

The following table identifies the anticipated permits for proposed uses. Per Section 5700, 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 Camp Lockett Master Plan and Rezone 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 16: CLEEF Future Permits

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

Table 16: CLEEF Future Permits

Proposed Uses Existing General Plan Zone Proposed Zone Zoning Ordinance Use Type Action
Additional Caretaker Accommodations Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-3 Essential Services – (Including Public Passive Park/Recreational Area) Permitted by-right
Food Preparation Kitchen (Permits Required) Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Accessory Use to Transient Habitation Campground Permitted by-right as accessory use
Cultural Exhibit Stalls Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Cultural Exhibits and Library Services Potential discretionary and CEQA review
Barracks/Restroo ms (Accessory Use) Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Accessory Use to Cultural Exhibits and Library Services or Essential Services (Including Public Passive Park/Recreational Area) Or Transient Habitation (Campground) Permitted by-right as accessory use
Replica Obstacle Course Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Participant Sports and Recreation (Outdoor) Potential discretionary and CEQA review
Event Space (Permits Required) Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Community Recreation or Participant Sports and Recreation (Outdoor) Potential discretionary and CEQA review
Dry Camping Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Transient Habitation (Campground) AND/OR Animal Sales and Services (Horse Stables) Depending on Permit Requirements for Horse Stalls Potential discretionary and CEQA review
Picnic Area with Tables Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Essential Services (Including Public Passive Park/Recreational Area) Permitted by-right
Fenced Dog Run (DEH permits may be required) Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Participant Sports and Recreation (Outdoor) Potential discretionary and CEQA review
Septic Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-3 Accessory Uses or Essential Services Depending on Size of Facility Permitted by-right
Electric/Water No Sewer Public/Semi-Public Facilities CL-3 Accessory Uses or Essential Services Depending on Size of Facility Permitted by-right
Perimeter Hiking Trail (Accessory Use with Private Improvement Plan or Grading Permit) Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Accessory Uses or Essential Services Depending on Size of Facility Permitted by-right
Parking Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Accessory Uses or Essential Services Depending on Size of Facility Potential discretionary and CEQA review
Fencing Open Space (Conservation) CL-3 Accessory Uses or Essential Services Depending on Size of Facility Permitted alongside primary use as an accessory use; discretionary permit may be required depending on height and location of fencing
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