Schedule A in the Declaration Of Restrictions states elevation limits for each lot based on the San Diego City Engineer’s elevation datum in 1950. In 1963 the City adopted a new elevation datum. The measuring point from which elevations are determined was increased by 6.12 feet. The effect of that change is to add 6.12 feet to the elevation / height limit for each lot in Schedule A. This change is explained further in the linked pages listed below.
Graphic Comparison of Elevation Datums – 1950 to today
Surveyor’s Explanation for the Elevation Datum Change
Official City Comparison of Elevation Datums
Plans for new construction must be approved in advance per the DOR by the Fleetridge1 Architectural Review CommittePe (ARC). Here’s the procedure for that review.
The current members of the Architectural Review Committee are:
- Pat Boyce
- Mike Conner
- Holly Hinderberger
- Daniel Mendes
- Judy Yamada