San Diego County

San Diego

State default

City of San Diego Development Services Department / Neighborhood Code Compliance

Who inspects: State roster. SB 326: licensed structural or civil engineer or architect. SB 721: architect, civil/structural engineer, A/B/C-5 contractor with five years’ multistory wood-frame experience, or certified building inspector as specified. Inspector may not be a current city employee.
Where the report goes: No dedicated EEE intake portal was found on sandiego.gov. Immediate-threat reports still go to the local enforcement agency within 15 days under HSC § 17973(d) and Civ. Code § 5551(g). Confirm current intake with Development Services before sending a file.
Filing destination: City of San Diego Development Services Department — Neighborhood Code Compliance. Confirm the current receiving desk; do not assume email.
Local contact: Development Services public counter
Phone: (619) 446-5000
Address: 1222 First Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101

Notes

City of San Diego has not published a standalone EEE ordinance on the pages reviewed. State clocks still run.
Repair work on load-bearing balcony, stair, or walkway framing requires a building permit. See Information Bulletin 211 for deck-permit mechanics (single-family); multifamily repairs go through standard commercial/multifamily plan check.
If the inspector finds an immediate threat, prevent occupant access first, then file.

.gov sources

Not legal advice. Confirm the current statute text on leginfo.legislature.ca.gov and the current filing desk on the city’s .gov site before you send a report or a demand letter.

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