San Diego Municipal Code § 132.1201 Purpose of the Mission Trails Design District
§132.1201 Purpose of the Mission Trails Design District
(a) The purpose of the Mission Trails Design District is to provide supplemental development regulations for property surrounding Mission Trails Regional Park and the San Diego River Park. The intent of these regulations is to ensure that development along the edges of Mission Trails Regional Park and the San Diego River Park enhances the parks’ natural qualities and promotes the aesthetic and functional quality of park/ urbanization relationships, while recognizing the right to reasonable development within the Design District.
(b) The Master Development Plan for Lake Murray, Cowles and Fortuna Mountains Regional Park (renamed Mission Trails Regional Park) that was adopted in 1976 by the City Council recommends the creation of a transitional buffer on the periphery of the park. The Design District is intended to provide guidelines for design and review of development proposals surrounding the park to enhance the transition from cityscape to parkscape.
(“Purpose of the Mission Trails Design District” added 12-9-1997 by O-18451 N.S.; effective 1-1-2000.)
(Amended 6-18-2013 by O-20264 N.S.; effective 7-18-2013.)
