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Parks Master Plan | Parks GDPs |
Consultant's Guide
- 2024 Consultant's Guide to Park Design and Development
- General Development Plan Border (DWG: For use with CAD programs)
- Public Project Assessment (PPA)
Natural Resource Management Plans
- Black Mountain Open Space Park Natural Resource Management Plan
- Carmel Mountain and Del Mar Mesa Preserves Resource Management Plan
- First San Diego River Improvement Project (FSDRIP) Natural Resource Management Plan
- Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve Natural Resource Management Plan
- Marian Bear Memorial Park Natural Resource Management Plan
- Mission Bay Park Natural Resource Management Plan
- Natural Resource Management Plan for Mission Trails Regional Park
Balboa Park
- Balboa Park Master Plan (original) (PDF: 13MB)
- Balboa Park Master Plan Amendment R-289537 (PDF)
- Balboa Park Master Plan Amendment R-290039-1 (PDF)
- Balboa Park Master Plan Amendment R-299085 (PDF: 12.8MB)
- Balboa Park Master Plan Amendment R-299666 (PDF: 6.4MB)
- Balboa Park Master Plan Amendment RR-307555-1 (PDF: 18.5MB)
- East Mesa Precise Plan includes appendices
DRAFT Inspiration Point Precise Plan
- DRAFT Inspiration Point Precise Plan for reference only. This is not an officially adopted policy document.
Black Mountain Open Space Park
- Draft Black Mountain Open Space Park Natural Resources Management Plan
Chollas Creek Watershed Park
- Chollas Creek Watershed Regional Park Master Plan
Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve
- Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve Master Plan
Mission Bay Park
Mission Bay Park Master Plan
Mission Bay Natural Resource Management Plan
- Mission Bay Natural Resources Management Plan includes appendices
Sunset Cliffs Natural Park
- Sunset Cliffs Natural Park Master Plan
Council Policy 800-14: PRIORITIZING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM PROJECTS
CP 700-42 Update: COMMUNITY RECREATION GROUPS (CRGs) FRAMEWORK
CP 600-33: PUBLIC NOTIFICATION AND INPUT FOR CITYWIDE PARK DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
CC 600-24: STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF RECOGNIZED COMMUNITY PLANNING GROUPS