Section
Article 1: Title, Purpose, Scope, and Adoption of Plan
9-5.101 Title
9-5.102 Components
9-5.103 Purpose
Article 2: Definitions
9-5.201 Purpose
9-5.202 Rules for construction
9-5.203 Definitions
Article 3: Establishment of Districts
9-5.301 Districts established and defined
Article 4: [Reserved]
Article 5: Sign Regulations
9-5.501 Sign code
9-5.502 Purpose
9-5.503 Relation to other parts of code
9-5.504 Permits
9-5.505 Sign types and definitions
9-5.506 Nonconforming signs
9-5.507 Noncurrent, abandoned, or unsafe signs
9-5.508 General regulations
9-5.509 Residential districts
9-5.510 Professional office district (C-O)
9-5.511 Convenience commercial (C-1)
9-5.512 Neighborhood/community commercial
9-5.513 Service commercial (C-3) and regional commercial (C-4) districts
9-5.514 Industrial districts (M-1 and M-2)
9-5.515 Advertising signs
9-5.516 Service stations
9-5.517 Historical signs
9-5.518 Temporary signs
9-5.519 Tabacco related signs
Article 6: Height and Area Regulations and Table
9-5.601 Height and area regulations
9-5.602 Legally established yard setbacks
9-5.603 Accessory buildings
Article 7: Multi-Family Residential Objective Design Standards
9-5.701 Purpose and applicability
9-5.702 Procedures
Article 8: Projections Into Yards
9-5.801 Projections into yards
Article 9: Special Use Regulations
9-5.901 Home occupation use permits
9-5.902 Prohibited activities; residential districts
9-5.903 Conversion of residential properties
9-5.904 Low barrier navigation center
Article 10: Landscaping and Irrigation
9-5.1001 General requirements
9-5.1002 Required landscape plans
9-5.1003 General design standards
9-5.1004 Specific design standards
9-5.1005 Provisions in covenants, conditions and restrictions (CC&R’s)
9-5.1006 Adoption of the Model Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance
Article 11: Site Obstructions at Intersections
9-5.1101 Site obstructions at intersections
Article 12: Tree Preservation and Regulation
9-5.1201 Purpose and intent
9-5.1202 Approval required to remove trees
9-5.1203 Tree removal permit applications; developed property
9-5.1204 Restrictions on removal of established trees from undeveloped property
9-5.1205 Established tree preservation and/or removal in conjunction with property development
9-5.1206 Bonds and penalties
9-5.1207 Tree planting restrictions
9-5.1208 Definition of restricted trees
9-5.1209 Regulations of planting restricted trees
9-5.1210 Regulations on tree locations
9-5.1211 Declaration of public nuisance
9-5.1212 Required abatement of public nuisance
Article 13: Screening of Mechanical Equipment/Outdoor Storage
9-5.1301 Screening of mechanical equipment/outdoor storage
Article 14: Refuse Storage Area Design Guidelines
9-5.1401 Refuse storage area design guidelines
Article 15: Underground Utilities
9-5.1501 Underground utilities
Article 16: Fences, Walls, Hedges and Screen Plantings
9-5.1601 General requirements
9-5.1602 Height restrictions
9-5.1603 Setbacks; streetside and sideyard fences
Article 17: Parking Requirements
9-5.1701 Purpose
9-5.1702 Basic requirements
9-5.1703 [Reserved]
9-5.1703.1 Off-street parking requirements by use
9-5.1704 Parking reductions
9-5.1705 Off-site parking facilities
9-5.1705.1 Tandem parking
9-5.1706 Parking spaces for the handicapped
9-5.1707 Bicycle parking
9-5.1708 Shopping cart storage
9-5.1709 Parking space dimensions
9-5.1710 Loading space dimensions
9-5.1711 Application of dimensional requirements
9-5.1712 Parking access from street
9-5.1713 Driveway widths and clearances
9-5.1714 Parking area screening
9-5.1715 Lighting
9-5.1716 Parking lot landscaping; design standards
9-5.1717 Garage and carport design
9-5.1718 Recreational vehicle access
9-5.1719 Additional design standards
9-5.1720 Location and design of loading spaces
Article 18: Building Moving
9-5.1801 Planning Commission approval
9-5.1802 Action by the Planning Commission
9-5.1803 Approval findings
9-5.1804 Denial
9-5.1805 Action following Planning Commission action
Article 19: Noise Attenuation Requirements
9-5.1901 Noise attenuation requirements
Article 20: Swimming Pools and Hot Tubs
9-5.2001 Swimming pools and hot tubs
Article 21: Fire Retardant Roofing Materials
9-5.2101 Purpose
9-5.2102 Applicability
9-5.2103 Criteria and standards
Article 22: Home Size Modifications
9-5.2201 Purpose
9-5.2202 Process
9-5.2203 Review
9-5.2204 Issues to be addressed
Article 23: Planned Development District
9-5.2301 Purpose
9-5.2302 General provisions
9-5.2303 Relationship to land subdivision
9-5.2304 Uses permitted
9-5.2305 Relationship to existing plans
9-5.2306 Submittal requirements
9-5.2307 Establishment and development
9-5.2308 Findings required
9-5.2309 Lapse of approval
9-5.2310 Extension and renewal
9-5.2311 Changed plans and new applications
9-5.2312 P-D Districts approved prior to adoption
Article 24: Hillside Planned Development District
9-5.2401 Purpose
9-5.2402 General provisions
9-5.2403 Relationship to land subdivision
9-5.2404 Uses permitted
9-5.2405 Relationship to existing plans
9-5.2406 Establishment and development
9-5.2407 Development standards and criteria
9-5.2408 Grading
9-5.2409 Lapse of approval
9-5.2410 Extension and renewal
9-5.2411 Changed plans and new applications
9-5.2412 HPD Districts approved prior to adoption
Article 25: Planning Commission and Zoning Administrator
9-5.2501 Purpose
9-5.2502 Created
9-5.2503 Membership qualifications
9-5.2504 Terms of office
9-5.2505 Vacancies
9-5.2506 Chairman and Vice-Chairman
9-5.2507 Rules of procedure; quorum and 60-day deadline
9-5.2508 Duties and responsibilities
9-5.2509 Appeals
Article 26:
Design Review Duties
and Responsibilities
9-5.2601 Purpose
9-5.2602 Created
9-5.2603 [Reserved]
9-5.2604 [Reserved]
9-5.2605 [Reserved]
9-5.2606 [Reserved]
9-5.2607 Site plan and design review required
9-5.2608 Minor design review
9-5.2609 Design guidelines and objective design standards
9-5.2610 Applications
9-5.2611 Appeals
Article 27: Design Review, Use Permits, Administrative Use Permits and Variances
9-5.2701 Purpose
9-5.2702 Notice and public hearing
9-5.2703 Required findings
9-5.2703.1 Administrative variance
9-5.2704 Conditions of approval
9-5.2705 Appeals; Zoning Administrator and Planning Commission
9-5.2706 Appeals; Design Review Board
9-5.2707 Lapse of approval
9-5.2707.1 Violation; revocation; fine
9-5.2708 Changed plans; new application
9-5.2709 Temporary use permits
Article 28: Amendments
9-5.2801 Authorized
9-5.2802 Findings required
9-5.2803 Petition; initiation
9-5.2804 Petition; hearings
9-5.2805 Petitions; Commission action
9-5.2806 Petitions; Council action
Article 29: Interpretations, Enforcement and Penalty
9-5.2901 Interpretation
9-5.2902 Permits and licenses
9-5.2903 Enforcement
9-5.2904 Penalty; public nuisances
Article 30: Nonconforming Uses and Structures
9-5.3001 Purpose
9-5.3002 Applicability
9-5.3003 Nonconforming uses and nonconforming structures
9-5.3004 Loss of nonconforming status
9-5.3005 Nonconforming parcels
9-5.3006 Exemptions
9-5.3007 Nuisance abatement and enforcement
Article 31: Condominium Conversions
9-5.3101 Purpose
9-5.3102 Applicability
9-5.3103 Applications
9-5.3105 Physical development standards
9-5.3106 Building inspection
9-5.3107 Waiver of requirements
9-5.3108 Application submittal requirements for conversions
9-5.3109 Freeze on rent increases
9-5.3110 Findings requiring disapproval
9-5.3111 Findings required for approval
9-5.3112 Tenant protection provisions
9-5.3113 Hearings
9-5.3114 Fees
Article 32: Development Agreements
9-5.3201 Authorized
9-5.3202 Contents
9-5.3203 Rules, regulations and official policies
9-5.3204 Enforcement
9-5.3205 Periodic reviews
9-5.3206 Intention to adopt agreements; public hearings
9-5.3207 Approval by ordinance; findings of General Plan consistency
9-5.3208 Amendments or cancellation
9-5.3209 Recording; effect
9-5.3210 Compliance with state and federal laws
Article 33: Specific Plans
9-5.3301 Purpose
9-5.3302 Procedure for adoption
9-5.3303 East Antioch Specific Plan
9-5.3304 Hillcrest Corridor Specific Plan
9-5.3305 Southeast Area Specific Plan
9-5.3306 East Lone Tree Specific Plan
9-5.3307 East 18th Street Specific Plan
9-5.3308 Hillcrest Station Area Specific Plan
9-5.3309 Downtown Specific Plan
Article 34: Senior Housing Overlay District
9-5.3401 Senior Housing Overlay District
Article 35:
Density Bonus Program
9-5.3501 Purpose
9-5.3502 Density bonus provisions
Article 36: Zoning Map
9-5.3601 Zoning map
Article 37: Determination of Boundaries
9-5.3701 Determination of boundaries
Article 38: Land Use Regulations
9-5.3801 Summary of zoning districts
9-5.3802 Introduction to land use regulations
9-5.3803 Table of land use regulations
9-5.3804 [Reserved]
9-5.3805 Accessory dwelling units
9-5.3806 Heliports
9-5.3807 Antennas and microwave equipment
9-5.3808 Adult entertainment businesses
9-5.3808.1 Adult boutiques
9-5.3809 Agricultural uses
9-5.3810 Boat, R.V., and outdoor storage
9-5.3811 Reverse vending machines
9-5.3812 Small collection facilities
9-5.3813 Large collection facilities
9-5.3814 Heavy processing facilities
9-5.3815 Automobile service stations
9-5.3816 Mechanical or electronic games
9-5.3817 Small and large family day care homes
9-5.3818 [Reserved]
9-5.3819 Bed and breakfast inns
9-5.3820 [Reserved]
9-5.3821 Temporary construction buildings and uses
9-5.3822 Removal of earth
9-5.3823 Sidewalk cafe; outdoor food service
9-5.3824 Nurseries; horticulture
9-5.3825 Vehicle equipment sales and rentals
9-5.3826 Hazardous waste facility
9-5.3827 “H” Overlay Zone
9-5.3828 Special outdoor events
9-5.3828.1 Outdoor retail sales
9-5.3829 Christmas and pumpkin sales lots
9-5.3830 Parking and storage of motor vehicles on residential parcels
9-5.3831 Liquor establishments
9-5.3832 Churches, preschools, private elementary, middle and high schools, and day care centers in residentially zoned districts
9-5.3833 Firearm sales
9-5.3834 Study District (S)
9-5.3835 Computer gaming and internet access businesses
9-5.3836 Community supervision programs
9-5.3837 Exclusive Parking District (P)
9-5.3838 Boarding and rooming houses
9-5.3839 Emergency shelters
9-5.3840 Residential care facilities
9-5.3841 Residential hotels
9-5.3842 Correctional facilities
9-5.3843 Tobacco and paraphernalia retailers
9-5.3844 Bingo operations
9-5.3845 Cannabis businesses
9-5.3846 Wireless communications facilities
9-5.3847 Withdrawals of planning applications and actions
9-5.3848 Temporary cannabis events
9-5.3849 Commercial infill housing overlay district
9-5.3850 Innovative housing overlay district
Article 39: Reasonable Accommodation
9-5.3901 Purpose
9-5.3902 Application
9-5.3903 Jurisdiction
9-5.3904 Grounds for accommodation
9-5.3905 Appeal
9-5.3906 Fee
Article 40: Residential Growth Management
9-5.4001 Citation
9-5.4002 Purpose
9-5.4003 Numerical limits on rate of growth
9-5.4004 Evaluation of growth limits
Article 41: RRMP Roddy Ranch Master Plan District
9-5.4101 Purpose
9-5.4102 Uses permitted
9-5.4103 Procedure
9-5.4104 Relationship to land subdivision
9-5.4105 Findings required
9-5.4106 Lapse of approval
9-5.4107 Extension and renewal
9-5.4108 Plan modifications
Article 42: Prohibition on Conversion of Senior Mobilehome Parks
9-5.4201 Purpose and intent
9-5.4202 Definitions
9-5.4203 Prohibition on conversion
ARTICLE 1: TITLE, PURPOSE, SCOPE, AND ADOPTION OF PLAN
(A) The zoning code shall have the following components:
(1) Regulations, known as the zoning regulations, establishing various classes of zoning districts and governing the use of land and the placement of buildings and improvements within districts.
(2) A map or set of maps, known as the zoning map, delineating the boundaries of zoning districts within the city and designated as the appendix.
(B) A copy of the zoning regulations and the zoning map, together with a record of all amend-ments, shall be kept on file with the City Clerk and shall constitute the original record. A copy of the zoning regulations and zoning map currently in effect shall also be kept on file with the Community Development Department.
(Ord. 897-C-S, passed 10-25-94)
(A) The broad purposes of the zoning code are to protect and promote the public health, safety, and general welfare, and to implement the policies of the General Plan, as provided in the Cal. Gov't Code Title 7, Chapters 3 and 4 and in the California Constitution, Chapter 11, § 7.
(B) More specifically, the zoning code is intended to:
(1) Provide a precise guide for the physical development of the city in order to:
(a) Preserve the character and quality of residential neighborhoods;
(b) Foster convenient, harmonious, and workable relationships among land uses; and
(c) Achieve an orderly arrangement of land uses as described in the Land Use Element of the General Plan.
(2) Promote the economic stability of existing land uses that are consistent with the General Plan and protect them from intrusions by inharmonious or harmful land uses.
(3) Ensure the provision of adequate open space for light, air, and the fire safety for all structures.
(4) Promote the development of office, commercial, industrial, and related land uses that are consistent with the General Plan in order to strengthen the city's economic base.
(5) Conserve and enhance the city's archi-tectural and cultural resources.
(6) Conserve and enhance key visual features of the city's setting, including creeks and undeveloped hillsides and ridgelines, consistent with the General Plan.
(7) Provide adequate off-street parking and loading facilities and promote a safe, effective traffic circulation system.
(8) Ensure that the service demands of new development will not exceed the capacities of existing streets, utilities, or public services, including parks and open space.
(Ord. 897-C-S, passed 10-25-94)
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