CV-1 Zone in San Diego, CA
CV-1 zoning district rules in San Diego, CA. Permitted uses, setbacks, height limits, and lot coverage requirements.
The CV-1 zone in San Diego, CA is a commercial district (Neighborhood Commercial). Permits small-scale retail and service businesses serving immediate neighborhood needs. Scale and intensity are kept low to minimize impact on adjacent residential areas.
Common Permitted Uses
- Convenience stores
- Small restaurants
- Personal services
- Professional offices
Permits small-scale retail and service businesses serving immediate neighborhood needs. Scale and intensity are kept low to minimize impact on adjacent residential areas.
Parking Requirements
Varies by use — typically 1 space per 200-300 sqft for retail/office. Transit Priority Areas (TPAs) have reduced or eliminated minimums. Complete Communities Plan allows parking reductions.
Source: San Diego Land Development Code Section 141.0302; California Government Code Chapter 13 §§66314–66333 (Stats. 2024 Ch. 7 §20). Last verified April 5, 2026. View source