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A. City of San Diego General Information
- Budget Resources
- Adopted Annual Budget
- Proposed Annual Budget
- Budgetary and Financial Reports
- Five-Year Financial Outlook
- Five-Year Capital Outlook
- Independent Budget Analyst (budget review, Council priority memos, etc.)
- Capital Improvement Project Status
- Climate Action Plan
- Community Profiles
- General Plan
- Infrastructure Guide
- Joint Use Program (Play All Day)
B. Parks and Recreation Department
https://www.sandiego.gov/parks-and-recreation
- Advisory Bodies
- Community Recreation Groups
- Consultant’s Guide on Park Development and Park Planning Documents
- Design and Development: Existing Park Maps, Capital Improvements Program, Asset Management
- Division Profiles
- Employees of the Quarter and Year
- Fast Facts
- Fee Schedule
- General Development Plans
- Maintenance Assessment Districts
- Mt. Hope Cemetery
- On-line Registration for Programs, Classes, and Permits
- Organization Charts
- Parks and Recreation Facilities Map
- Parks Master Plan
- Park Rules
- Permits
- Phone List
- Procedural Documents
- Recreation Centers and Pools
- SD Access for All
- Virtual Programs
- Training Materials
https://www.sandiego.gov/city-clerk/officialdocs/municipal-code
- SDMC §22.1501 – Role of the Parks and Recreation Department Director
- SDMC §22.3201 – Contracts for Goods, Services, and Consultants
- SDMC §26.30(a) – Boards and Commissions: Role of the Park and Recreation Board
- SDMC §43.1001 – Smoking and E-Cigarette Regulations
- SDMC §56.54 – Alcoholic Beverage Consumption Prohibited in Certain Areas
- SDMC §63.01 – Public Parks, Playgrounds, Beaches, Tidelands, and other Property: Use of Balboa Park, Use of Recreation Buildings, Park Parking Regulation, Torrey Pine Trees, Beach/Boating Regulations, Waste/Refuse, Fires, and Dog Regulations, Fishing Piers, Sales/Commercial Activity on Parkland Regulations, La Jolla Underwater Park, Mission Beach (Belmont) Park Restricted Use
- SDMC §63.0101 – Public Parks, Playgrounds, Beaches, Tidelands, and other Property: Use of Playgrounds and Recreation Areas, Use Regulations, Permits, Skate Parks, Rangers, and Curfews
- SDMC §63.0301 – Public Parks, Playgrounds, Beaches, Tidelands, and other Property: San Diego Underwater Recreation Area
- SDMC §65.0201 – Maintenance Assessment Districts
- SDMC §67.3801 – Emergency Water Regulations (Drought Ordinance)
- SDMC §142.0401 – Landscape Regulations for irrigation, planting, street trees, brush management, and water conservation
https://www.sandiego.gov/city-clerk/officialdocs/council-policies
- CP 000-31: Capital Improvements Program Transparency
- CP 000-32: Neighborhood Input on Infrastructure Needs and Priorities
- CP 100-05: User Fee Policy
- CP 100-21: Maintenance Assessment Districts
- CP 200-14: Park and Recreation Facility Landscape Design
- CP 600-11: Credit for Park and Recreation Facilities Provided by Subdivisions
- CP 600-17: Park Funding – Non-residential Development
- CP 600-23: Open Space Preservation and Maintenance
- CP 600-33: Public Notification and Input for Citywide Park Development Projects
- CP 700-03: Use of City-Owned Land by Youth Sports Organizations
- CP 700-04: Balboa Park Uses and Occupancy
- CP 700-08: Mission Bay Park Policies
- CP 700-17: Policy on Dedication and Designation of Park Lands
- CP 700-34: Pocket Park Development
- CP 700-35: City Development of Schools Sites for Park Purposes
- CP 700-36: Decoration of Public Structures by Private Citizens
- • CP 700-48: Parks and Recreation Opportunity Fund Policy
- CP 700-42: Recreation Councils
- CP 800-14: Prioritizing Capital Improvement Program Projects
- CP 900-11: Inclusion of Public Art in Capital Improvements Program
- CP 900-20: Naming of City Assets