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PREFACE
TITLE 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
TITLE 2 ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL
TITLE 3 REVENUE AND FINANCE
TITLE 4 (Reserved)
TITLE 5 BUSINESS TAXES, LICENSES AND REGULATIONS
TITLE 6 ANIMALS
TITLE 7 (RESERVED)
TITLE 8 HEALTH AND SAFETY
TITLE 9 PUBLIC PEACE, MORALS AND WELFARE
TITLE 10 VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
TITLE 11 (RESERVED)
TITLE 12 STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND PUBLIC PLACES
TITLE 13 PUBLIC SERVICES
TITLE 14 DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES
TITLE 15 BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION
TITLE 16 SUBDIVISIONS
TITLE 17 ZONING
STATUTORY REFERENCES FOR CALIFORNIA CITIES
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17.89.060 Cultivation of marijuana in residential/commercial zone districts for personal use.
   It is unlawful to cultivate medical marijuana in any zone district allowing residential use by right including AR-5, R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-S, PD, and MUCZ, DMU, OR NMU (Mixed Use) Overlay, or, zone districts allowing residential use by conditional use permit including C-1, C-2, M-1,M-2, and M-3, overlay zones unless a zoning Administrative Review is first secured and all of the following criteria are met:
   A.   Indoor cultivation: Medical marijuana may be cultivated only in a fully enclosed and secure structure (refer to subsection 5. below) by a qualified patient or primary caregiver in a residential zone (AR-5, R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, R-S, PD, MUCZ, DMU, and NMU and with a conditional use permit within the C-1, C-2, M-1, M-2, and M-3 zones) if an administrative review is first secured and all of the following criteria are met:
      1.   The applicant must reside on the property and must be either a qualified patient or primary caregiver.
      2.   It is hereby declared to be unlawful and a public nuisance for any person owning, leasing, occupying, or having charge or possession of any parcel within the City to cause or allow such parcel to be used for the cultivation of marijuana, unless the person is a qualified patient or primary caregiver, growing the amount of marijuana per qualified patient authorized by Health and Safety Code Section 11362.77(a-b) and (d-f), not to exceed the per parcel limit in subsection B. of this section.
      3.   The owner of the property, if other than the applicant, has consented in writing to the cultivation of marijuana on the property. A notarized affidavit from the owner and proof of property ownership shall be submitted to the City with the application for an administrative review.
      4.   No plants may be cultivated within the primary living unit, second unit, nor garage area whether attached or detached. The cultivation of the plants shall occur within an accessory building separated by a minimum of six (6) feet from the garage and/or primary/second unit(s) area and shall be at least thirty (30) feet from any habitable and/or garage structure on any adjacent property.
      5.   The accessory building shall be:
         a.   No greater than 120 square feet calculated from the outside wall dimensions;
         b.   Constructed on a concrete foundation/slab, with a minimum 2" x 4" stud wall construction having an exterior finish to match the existing primary residence;
         c.   Provided with no more than 1200 watts of power for use in the structure provided with a subpanel at the accessory structure and a meter that can verify the amount of use;
         d.   Shall have all electrical, exhaust, piping, supply lines, and water lines reviewed and approved by the City's Building Official;
         e.   Screened and not visible from other adjacent property;
         f.   Reviewed, inspected, and approved by the City Building Official;
         g.   Located no closer than one thousand (1,000) feet from any school, childcare, or residential day care for children and adults, nor shall it be located within one thousand (1,000) feet of any residential development of other sensitive populations such as seniors, disabled, and/or developmentally disabled persons.
         h.   Located no closer than six hundred (600) feet from any restaurant, food preparation for public consumption, or cottage food operator;
         i.   The site is not within one thousand (1,000) feet of any park, library, or recreational area commonly used by minor children;
         j.   The existence of City, County, or other political subdivision boundary shall be irrelevant for purposes of calculating and applying the distance requirements of this section.
         k.   A map that reflects the restrictive distances noted above shall be submitted with the application for administrative review.
      6.   No compressed gases shall be stored within the accessory structure nor used to enhance the growth of the cultivated marijuana including but not limited to propane, butane, oxygen, carbon dioxide, or others. The City's staff may enter the site upon issuance of a 24 hour notice, or as determined if there exists health and safety concerns and may consist of the City's code enforcement officer, fire marshal, building official, or others and shall inspect the premises at least one time/year or as needed based upon complaint.
      7.   The cultivation of medical marijuana shall not be an allowed home occupation nor as a cottage food operator.
      8.   All cultivated marijuana is for the personal use for a qualified patient residing on the property and none of the cultivated marijuana may be distributed in any form, crude leaf, distilled, and or in foods to any other person, collective, cooperative, or dispensary and if so, may be prosecuted under the fullest extent of the law.
      9.   The Administrative Review approval is valid for a period of one year and may be extended annually provided the conditions with which the original approval and any other conditions required based on potential changed circumstances on the site. The administrative review extension shall be applied for a minimum of thirty (30) days prior to the expiration of the original review approval.
   B.   Outdoor cultivation: It is hereby declared to be unlawful and a public nuisance for any person owning, leasing, occupying, or having charge or possession of any parcel within any zoning district in the City to cause or allow such premises to be used for the outdoor cultivation of marijuana plants.
(Ord. 823-2016 § 36 (part), 2016)
17.89.070 Prohibition of medical marijuana collectives, cooperatives, dispensaries, processing, transport and/or deliveries.
   A.   Medical marijuana collectives, cooperatives and dispensaries are not permitted in any zone district within the City of Gridley.
   B.   All transport and/or deliveries of medical cannabis are expressly prohibited within the City of Gridley. No person shall conduct any transport and/or deliveries that either originate, terminate, or pass through within the City limits.
   C.   All commercial processing of medical cannabis is expressly prohibited within the City of Gridley.
(Ord. 823-2016 § 36 (part), 2016)
17.89.080 Separation of Section 17.89.070.
   If Section 17.89.070, or any subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of Section 17.89.070 is held by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unconstitutional, that portion shall be deemed a separate, distinct and independent provision and the following Section 17.89.090 shall apply in lieu of Section 17.89.070.
(Ord. 823-2016 § 36 (part), 2016)
17.89.090 Medical marijuana collectives, cooperatives, dispensaries.
   A.   Purpose: To establish a comprehensive set of regulations applicable to the operation of medical marijuana dispensaries within the City to insure such operation in a manner consistent with the overall health, welfare and safety of the City and its populace and in compliance with the California Compassionate Use Act.
   B.   Allowed zone districts: Medical marijuana dispensaries are allowed in the Limited Commercial(C-1), General (C-2), and Industrial (M-1, M-2, and M-3) Zone Districts, subject to an approved use permit in compliance with Chapter 17.08, and provided that all of the criteria provided below can be satisfied.
      1.   The site is not within one thousand (1,000) feet of any public or private school for grades kindergarten through 12, any preschool or licensed child care facility.
      2.   The site is not within five hundred (500) feet of any residential use, residential area or residential zone.
      3.   The site is not within one thousand (1,000) feet of any park, library or recreational area commonly used by minor children.
      4.   The site is not within five hundred (500) feet of any adult business which sells or provides in any manner drug paraphernalia.
      5.   The site is located no closer than six hundred (600) feet from any restaurant, food preparation for public consumption, or cottage food operator;
      6.   A map that reflects the restrictive distances noted above shall be submitted with the application for administrative review.
   C.   Needed information: In addition to the information required by the City for any potential use permit application or any potential business license application, persons or entities making such application(s) for the establishment of a medical marijuana dispensary shall also provide the following information with the application(s).
      1.   The application must be signed by the owner, lessee or agent who is applying for the use permit or business license and the owner, lessee or agent shall specifically identify the individuals who will be conducting the business of the medical marijuana dispensary for the premises for which the permit or license is sought. In the case of a lessee of a property applying for a permit pursuant to this Chapter, the property owner shall acknowledge on the application consent to the application for a use permit for a medical marijuana dispensary.
      2.   The owner of the property, if other than the applicant, has consented in writing to the cultivation of marijuana on the property. A notarized affidavit from the owner and proof of property ownership shall be submitted to the City with the application for an administrative review.
      3.   The application shall list the legal form of the applicant, e.g., individual, partnership, corporation.
         a.   If the applicant is an individual, the application shall list his or her legal name, any aliases and date of birth;
         b.   If the applicant is a partnership, the application shall list the full and complete name of the partnership, the legal names and addresses of all partners, dates of birth, all aliases used by all of the general partners and whether the partnership is general or limited; and,
         c.   If the applicant is a corporation, the applicant shall list the full and complete corporate name, the date and status of its incorporation, evidence that the corporation is in good standing, the legal names and dates of birth and aliases used and the capacity of all officers, directors and principal stockholders (i.e., all stockholders with 10 percent or more of all outstanding shares, and the name and addresses of the registered officers for service of process.
      4.   The application must list whether, preceding the date of the application, the applicant or any individuals listed pursuant to subsection C.2. of this section has:
         a.   Other licenses and/or permits issued to and/or revoked from the applicant, in the three years prior to the year of the permit application, such other license and/or permit relating to similar business activities as in the permit application. lithe application lists such other licenses and/or permits, the list shall include the type, current status and issuing agency for each permit;
         b.   Been a partner in a partnership or an officer, director or principal stockholder of a corporation which has had any other licenses and/or permits, relating to similar business activities as in the permit application, issued to and/or revoked in the three years prior to the year of the permit application. The type, current status, and issuing agency for each previously issued or revoked licenses and/or permits shall be listed on the application;
         c.   Been found guilty of or pleaded nolo contendere within the last four years to a misdemeanor or a felony classified by the state as a drug or drug related offense.
   D.   Restrictions on use: The following restrictions/regulations/ conditions shall apply to the operation of all medical marijuana dispensaries:
      1.   Hours of operation: Medical marijuana dispensaries shall be restricted to hours of operation between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
      2.   Conviction of Crimes: No operator and/or employee of a medical marijuana dispensary shall have been convicted of any felony under state or federal law, convicted of a crime in any other jurisdiction the commission of which would not be a felony under California law, nor convicted of any crime of moral turpitude. All operators and/or employees of a medical marijuana dispensary shall be subject to verification by the City of Gridley of the absence of any disqualifying conviction under this subsection prior to commencement of any such operation and/or employment and annually thereafter, pursuant to reasonable regulations pertaining thereto as established and promulgated by the City.
      3.   Security system: medical marijuana dispensaries shall be equipped with, and the operators of such dispensaries shall maintain in working order at all times burglary/robbery alarms in a manner compliant with the provisions of this code.
      4.   Security Guard: During all hours of operation there shall be, for each 1,000 square feet of occupied building space, or portion thereof, at least one licensed, uniformed security guard present and visible on the premises, i.e., one guard for zero (0) to and including one thousand (1,000) square feet, two guards for one thousand one (1,001) to and including two thousand (2,000) square feet, etc.
         a.   Such guards(s) shall be duly licensed by the State of California, Department of Consumer Affairs in a manor compliant with all applicable state and local laws. In particular, all security officers shall comply with the provisions of California Business and Professions Code Section 7582, et. seq.
         b.   The presence and licensing of such guards shall be subject to proof thereof by operator(s), employee(s) or security guard(s) of such dispensary at all required times, upon reasonable demand by any state or federal police officer.
      5.   Use on premises: Use or consumption in any manner of marijuana is not permitted on premises of any medical marijuana dispensary at any time.
      6.   Drug paraphernalia: No medical marijuana dispensary may sell or display any drug paraphernalia on the premises at any time, including but not limited to cocaine and sniffing kits, glass mirrors for cutting cocaine, snorting spoons and tubes, strainers to sift cocaine, water pipes (bongs), everyday items with special removable tops that have been converted to conceal narcotics and drugs, including but not limited to beer cans, oil cans and plastic photograph film vials, roach clips (for holding marijuana cigarettes), cigarette paper or filters or any device similarly representing paraphernalia as noted above.
      7.   Minors: Persons under the age of eighteen (18) years of age are not permitted to be on the premises of any medical marijuana dispensary at any time.
      8.   Alcohol: No alcoholic beverage shall be sold, conveyed or consumed on the premises of any medical marijuana dispensary at any time.
      9.   Under the influence: No person shall be present on the premises of a medical marijuana dispensary while intoxicated and/or under the influence of alcohol or any controlled substance at any time, as defined in California Health and Safety Code Section 11007.
      10.   Unobstructed view: The interior of the dispensary shall be configured such that there is an unobstructed view, by use of the naked eye, and unaided by video, closed circuit cameras or any other means, of every public area of the premises by a manager. No public area shall be obscured by any door, curtain wall, two-way mirror or other device. A manager shall be in the public portion of the dispensary at all times it is in operation or open to the public in order to enforce all rules and regulations.
      11.   Exterior painting: Buildings and structures shall not be painted or surfaced with any design that would simulate a sign or advertising message and cannot be established or maintained such that the exterior appearance of the structure is substantially inconsistent with the external appearance of abutting properties.
      12.   Displays: Advertisements, displays of merchandise, signs or any other exhibit depicting activities of the dispensary placed within the interior of buildings of premises shall be arranged or screened to prevent public viewing from outside such building or premises.
      13.   Loudspeakers: Outdoor loudspeakers or other outdoor sound equipment advertising or directing attention to a dispensary, including but not limited to pre-recorded or live music or sounds, are prohibited.
      14.   Graffiti: Upon order of the City Police Department, graffiti appearing on any exterior surface of a building or premises of a dispensary, which graffiti is in public view, shall be removed and that surface shall be restored within forty-eight (48) hours of the appearance of the graffiti.
      15.   Notification to the owner or person in charge of the premises or as may be specified in other ordinances of the City regulating graffiti removal.
      16.   Security cameras: The operator of the medical marijuana dispensary shall be responsible for insuring that a video surveillance system on the premises complies with the following standards:
         a.   Visually records and monitors all parking lot areas, rear alley areas immediately adjacent to the dispensary, the main building entrance(s) and exit(s), and any and all transaction areas for the dispensing of medical marijuana. The operator of the dispensary or his/her designated representative shall instruct the company or individual(s) installing the surveillance equipment at the dispensary to position cameras to maximize the quality of facial and body images and avoid backlighting and physical obstructions. The company or individual(s) installing the surveillance equipment for any medical marijuana dispensary shall be responsible for reasonable compliance with those instructions in installing such equipment at the dispensary.
         b.   Cameras shall have a minimum resolution of 600 lines per inch and a minimum light factor requirement of 0.7 LUX, or if IP a minimum of 1080p. Light sensitive lenses or the installation of additional lighting may be required to increase picture clarity and brightness. Cameras shall be calibrated and focused to maximize the quality of the recorded image.
         c.   The recorded device shall be defined as a "high density recorder" by manufacturer specifications. The device shall be a time-lapse recorder that displays a current date and time stamp on the videotape. Systems required to have more than one camera shall include a "quad" or "multiplexer" video display splitter. The recording equipment and all recorded video tapes kept in compliance with this section shall be secured in a locked area in which access is limited to the dispensary operator, the permit holder, and/or his/her designated representative(s). Recordings shall be kept for a period of one year.
         d.   A display monitor with a minimum screen size of fifteen (15) inches shall be connected to the video surveillance system at all times. If a "quad" video display splitter is utilized, the display monitor shall have a minimum screen size of twenty-two (22) inches.
         e.   Video surveillance systems shall be maintained in good working order at all times. The owner of the dispensary shall instruct each employee, volunteer, agent, servant or other individual overseeing the functioning of the video system, to immediately report any malfunctioning of or technical problems whatsoever with surveillance equipment. Every three months, the operator of the dispensary or his/her designated representative shall inspect all cameras and video recorders to ensure proper operation and shall perform the following functions: the camera lenses shall be cleaned and the date and time stamp shall be calibrated to reflect true information; all wires connected to the camera and video recording device shall be inspected for wear and tear; and, a test recording shall be done to verify image quality and the date and time stamp. The operator of the dispensary or his/her designated representative shall keep a video surveillance maintenance log documenting all inspections and repairs to the system. Any technical problems or inoperable equipment shall be repaired as soon as possible, not to exceed 15 days from the discovery of the problem. The video surveillance system and maintenance log are subject to periodic inspection by the City, in order to ensure compliance with this section. A copy of the maintenance log shall be submitted to the City when requesting the annual extension of the administrative permit.
         f.   The video surveillance system and recording device shall be in continuous operation from one full hour before to one full hour after the dispensary is open to the public, or any portion thereof. Videotapes or digital copies of daily operations shall be kept a minimum of 1 year prior to reuse or destruction of such videotapes, and shall be provided to the City as may be authorized by state and federal law. Such videotapes shall be clearly marked with the date the videotape was most recently recorded, and, in the event there are multiple tapes of the same date, each videotape shall be clearly marked in the sequential numerical order that it was so recorded.
      17.   Lighting shall comply with the following:
         a.   Interior: The premises within which the dispensary is operated shall be equipped with and, at all times during which the dispensary is open to the public or any portion thereof, shall remain illuminated with overhead lighting fixtures of sufficient intensity to illuminate every place to which members of the public or portions thereof are permitted access with an illumination of not less than forty (40) foot-candles as measured at the floor level.
         b.   Exterior: The exterior of the premise upon which the dispensary is operated shall be equipped with and, at all times between sunset and sunrise, shall remain illuminated with fixtures of sufficient intensity and number to illuminate every portion of the property with an illumination level of not less than two-foot candle as measured at the ground level, including, but not limited to landscape areas, parking lots, driveways, walkways, entry areas and refuse storage areas.
      18.   Change of ownership: If a dispensary operating with a permit pursuant to this Chapter changes ownership, the current owner or operator shall notify the Sheriff's Department of the new owner's name and address within ten (10) days of the effective date of such change of ownership.
      19.   Manager on premises: All dispensaries shall have a responsible person who shall be at least twenty-one (21) years of age and shall be on the premises to act as manager at all times during which the dispensary is open to the public or any portion thereof. The individual designated as the on-site manager shall be registered with the Sheriff's Department and fingerprinted to receive all complaints and be responsible for all violations taking place on the premises.
      20.   Records and inspection: All dispensaries shall maintain sufficiently detailed written records regarding their verification that medical marijuana is dispensed only to qualified patients and primary caregivers under the California Compassionate Use Act, Health and Safety Code Section 11362.5 et. seq. These written records are subject to periodic inspection by the Sheriffs Department, in order to ensure compliance with this section, as authorized by state and federal law.
      21.   Other conditions: The Planning Commission or City Council may add any conditions to the granting of a permit pursuant to this Chapter, should the particular facts and/or circumstances of a propose use so justify.
   E.   Operator Responsible: The operator(s) of any medical marijuana dispensary is responsible for insuring at all times those employees, volunteers, agents or any other individuals having any charge over the functioning of the dispensary are acting in compliance with the provisions of this section.
   F.   Other regulations: The provisions of this section do not waive or modify any other provisions of this code with which medical marijuana dispensaries are required to comply. Nothing in this section is intended to authorize, legalize or permit the establishment, operation or maintenance of any facility, building or use which violates any City of Gridley ordinance or California statute regarding public nuisances, medical marijuana or any federal regulations or statutes.
   G.   Measure of Distance: All required minimum distances set forth in Sections 17.89.060A.and 17.89.090B. shall be measured from the nearest property line of one designated location to the nearest property line of the other designated location along a straight line extended between the two points without regard to intervening structures.
   H.   Prohibited in other zone districts: Medical marijuana dispensaries are prohibited in any other zone district other than those listed in this Section.
(Ord. 823-2016 § 36 (part), 2016)
17.89.100 Enforcement.
   A.   Public nuisance. The violation of this section is hereby declared to be a public nuisance.
   B.   Abatement. A violation of this section may be abated by the City Attorney by the prosecution of a civil action for injunctive relief and by the summary abatement procedure set forth in subsection C. of this section.
   C.   Summary abatement procedure. The City Administrator/designee (hereafter, the "enforcement official"), are hereby authorized to order the abatement of any violation of this section by issuing a notice to abate. The notice shall:
      1.   Describe the location of and the specific conditions which represent a violation of this section and the actions required to abate the violation.
      2.   Describe the evidence relied upon to determine that a violation exists, provided that the enforcement official may withhold the identity of a witness to protect the witness from injury or harassment, if such action is reasonable under the circumstances.
      3.   State the date and time by which the required abatement actions must be completed.
      4.   State that to avoid the civil penalty provided in subsection C.8. of this section and further enforcement action, the enforcement official must receive consent to inspect the premises where the violation exists to verify that the violation has been abated by the established deadline.
      5.   State that the owner or occupant of the property where the violation is located has a right to appeal the notice by filing a written notice of appeal with the City Clerk by no later than three (3) business days from the service of the notice. The notice of appeal must include an address, telephone number, fax number, if available, and e-mail address, if available. The City may rely on any of these for service or notice purposes. If an adequate written appeal is timely filed, the owner or occupant will be entitled to a hearing as provided in subsection E. of this section.
      6.   State that the order to abate the violation becomes final if a timely appeal is not filed or upon the issuance of a written decision after the appeal hearing is conducted in accordance with subsection E. of this section.
      7.   State that a final order of abatement may be enforced by application to the superior court for an inspection and/or abatement warrant or other court order.
      8.   State that a final order to abate the nuisance will subject the property owner and the occupant to a civil penalty of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for each day that the violation continues after the date specified in the notice under subsection C.3. of this section, when the violation must be abated. The penalty may be recovered through an ordinary civil action, or in connection with an application for an inspection or nuisance abatement warrant.
      9.   State that in any administrative or court proceeding to enforce the abatement order the prevailing party is entitled to recover reasonable attorney fees from the other party or parties to the action, if the City elects, at the initiation of an individual action or proceeding, to seek recovery of its own attorney fees. In no action, administrative proceeding, or special proceeding shall an award of attorney fees to a prevailing party exceed the amount of reasonable attorney fees incurred by the City in the action or proceeding.
   D.   The notice described in subsection C. of this section shall be served in the same manner as summons in a civil action in accordance with article 3 (commencing with section 415.10) of Chapter 4 of Title 5 of part 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure, or by certified mail, return receipt requested, at the option of the City. If the owner of record, after diligent search cannot be found, the notice may be served by posting a copy thereof in a conspicuous place upon the property for a period of ten (10) days and publication thereof in a newspaper of general circulation pursuant to Government Code Section 6062.
   E.   Not sooner than five (5) business days after a notice of appeal is filed with the City Clerk, a hearing shall be held before the City Administrator or a hearing officer designated by the City Administrator to hear such appeals. The appellant shall be given notice of the date, time and place of the hearing not less than five (5) days in advance. The notice may be given by telephone, fax, e-mail, personal service or posting on the property. At the hearing, the enforcement official shall present evidence of the violation, which may include, but is not limited to, incident and police reports, witness statements, photographs, and the testimony of witnesses. The property owner and the occupant of the property where the violation is alleged to exist shall have the right to present evidence and argument in their behalf and to examine and cross examine witnesses. The property owner and property occupant are entitled at their own expense to representation of their choice. At the conclusion of the hearing, the City Administrator or hearing officer shall render a written decision which may be served by regular first class mail on the appellants.
   F.   A final order to abate the nuisance will subject the property owner or owners and any occupant or occupants of the property who are cultivating marijuana in violation of this section to a civil penalty of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) for each day that the violation continues after the date specified in the notice under subsection C.3. of this section, when the violation must be abated. The enforcement official or the City Administrator or hearing officer hearing an appeal pursuant to subsection C.5. of this section may reduce the daily rate of the civil penalty for good cause. The party subject to the civil penalty shall have the burden of establishing good cause, which may include, but is not limited to, a consideration of the nature and severity of the violation, whether it is a repeat offense, the public nuisance impacts caused by the violation, and the violator's ability to pay. The daily penalty shall continue until the violation is abated. The penalty may be recovered through an ordinary civil action, or in connection with an application for an inspection or nuisance abatement warrant.
   G.   Violation. Cultivation of marijuana on parcels within the City that does not comply with this section constitutes a violation of the zoning ordinance and is subject to the penalties and enforcement as provided in subsections C.8. and F. of this Chapter.
   H.   Penalties not exclusive. The remedies and penalties provided herein are cumulative, alternative and nonexclusive. The use of one does not prevent the use of any others and none of these penalties and remedies prevent the City from using any other remedy at law or in equity which may be available to enforce this section or to abate a public nuisance.
(Ord. 823-2016 § 36 (part), 2016)
 
822-2016
T 17 Art. 1
Add
12/5/16
T 17, Art. 1
 
T 17, Art. 1
In effect
0172
17.00
Adopt
12/02/63
Zoning, adopt comprehensive regulations (no map)
 
Ord. 0116 (18)
Superseded 0297, repealed 0356
0297
17.00
Amend
03/21/77
Zoning, new comprehensive regulations
Supersedes 0172, 0256
Ord. 0116 (18); 0394 (17)
Repealed 0458
0458
17.00
Amend
06/04/84
Zoning, new comprehensive regulations
Repeals 0297, 0315, 0342, 0343
0345, 0351, 0353, 0374, 0384, 0408, 0431, 0437, 0448, 0451
Ord. 0394 (17)
Superseded 0491(in part)
Repealed 822-2016, 823-2016, 825-2017
0491
17.00
Amend
05/19/86
Zoning, all district regulations revised but residential zones
Supersedes 0458
Ord. 0394 (17) (in part)
Repealed 820-2016, 822-2016, 823-2017
822-2016
17.00
Add
12/5/16
Administration and enforcement
Repeals 491 (part), 791 (part)
17.00.010 - 17.00.080
In effect
0094
17.02
Adopt
07/24/50
Zoning, building moratorium prohibits building permits for anything but residential uses within area between Spruce and Sycamore Streets, from alley east of Vermont Street to West Biggs-Gridley Road, pending adoption of zoning regulations
 
Not codified
Repealed 0376
0435
17.02
Amend
05/02/83
Zoning moratorium pending adoption of proposed comprehensive zoning map
 
Ord. 0394 (17.06.025)
Expired
0439
17.02
Amend
06/06/83
Zoning moratorium extended per Ord 0435
 
Not codified
Expired
0529
17.02
Amend
02/16/88
Zoning enforcement, discretionary decisions can be appealed
 
Ord. 0394 (17.02.075)
Repealed 822-2016
822-2016
17.02
Add
12/5/16
Zoning, general provisions
Repeals 458 (part), 529
17.02.010 - 17.02.070
In effect
822-2016
17.03
Add
12/5/16
Nonconformities
Repeals 571 (part), 813 (part)
17.03.010 - 17.03.130
In effect
0384
17.04
Add
01/04/81
Zoning definitions and parking restrictions for recreational vehicles
 
Ord. 0394 (17.04)
Repealed 0408, 0458
0608
17.04
Amend
07/20/92
Zoning definition of front yard
 
Ord 0394
In effect
712-2002
17.04
Add
04/15/02
Zoning definitions - historically significant and porch
 
17.04.101 17.04.165
Repealed 823-2016
720-2003
17.04
Amend
08/18/03
Zoning definitions
 
17.04.066, 17.04.075
In effect
728-2004
17.04
Amend
05/03/04
Zoning definitions
 
17.04.226
In effect
741-2004
17.04
Add
12/06/04
Defining Monument sign
 
17.04.149
In effect
797-2011
17.04
Add
05/16/11
Zoning definitions
 
17.04.076, 17.04.228 - 17.04.310
Repealed 823-2016
800-2011
17.04
Add
09/19/11
Zoning definitions
 
17.04.181
Repealed 823-2016
806-2012
17.04
Add
12/17/12
Zoning definition - mobile food vendors
 
17.04.145
Repealed 823-2016
807-2013
17.04
Add
08/19/13
Zoning definitions
 
17.04.049, 17.04.0765
Repealed 823-2016
807-2013
17.04
Amend
08/19/13
Zoning definitions
 
17.04.077, 17.04.172
Repealed 823-2016
813-2015
17.04
Add
05/18/15
Zoning definitions
 
17.04.051
Repealed 823-2016
822-2016
17.04
Amend
12/5/16
Administration and enforcement
Repeals 458 (part), 671 (part)
17.04.032, 17.04.034, 17.04.036, 17.04.042, 17.04.062, 17.04.143
In effect
825-2017
17.04
Amend
2/21/17
Lot coverage
Repeals 458 (part), 527 (part)
17.04.130
In effect
822-2016
17.05
Add
12/5/16
 
Planning entitlement process
17.05.010 - 17.05.030
In effect
0180
17.06
Adopt
07/07/65
Zone, R-1 on Stock 152 of Richards Tract (Hazel to Sycamore, between Hwy 99 and Haskell); Fairview Subdivision; Blocks 43 & 44 (Peach to Hazel, Vermont to Indiana) and 48 (Oak to Spruce, Indiana to Maine
 
Not codified
Repealed 0375
0183
17.06
Add
08/02/65
Zone, R-1 on Block 49 (bounded by Peach, Oak, Indiana, California Streets)
 
Not codified
Repealed 0375
0189
17.06
Add
04/19/66
Zone, R-1 on Meadow Vista Subdivision (Jackson/Sage Streets, north of Spruce Street)
 
Not codified
Repealed 0375
0190
17.06
Add
04/19/66
Zone, R-2 on area north of Meadow Vista Subdivision (Ford Avenue)
 
Not codified
Repealed 0375
0192
17.06
Add
07/18/66
Zone, R-1 on Butte View Estates and adjacent land (Butte View Drive)
 
Not codified
Superseded 0459
0205
17.06
Add
06/19/67
Zone, R-3 on Block 44, Lot 6 City of Gridley (693 Vermont Street)
 
Not codified
Superseded 0459
0206
17.06
Add
06/19/67
Zone, adopt new G-1 district and apply to all City but properties already zoned
 
Ord 0116 (text); superseded 0459 (map)
Repealed 0356
0222
17.06
Amend
07/21/69
Rezone, PD on land north of hospital
 
Not codified
Repealed 0289, 0376
0227
17.06
Amend
10/20/69
Rezone, PD on land that became Haskell Street apartments
 
Not codified
Repealed 0246
0246
17.06
Amend
07/07/71
Rezone, from PD to C-2 on land now Haskell Street Apartments
Repeals 0227
Not codified
Repealed 0375
0247
17.06
Amend
10/04/71
Rezone, C-3 on properties bordering east side of Highway 99, from north of Hazel Street to Lateral 8.
 
Not codified
Repealed 0375
0281
17.06
Amend
06/23/75
Rezone, interim R-1 on portions of south half Block A Richards Tract (north side Hazel Street from Hwy 99 to Haskell Street)
 
Not codified
Repealed 0375
0288
17.06
Amend
06/21/76
Rezone, interim from PD to G-1 on lands north of hospital (Ford Avenue)
 
 
Repealed 0376
0289
17.06
Amend
07/12/76
Rezone, interim zoning extended
Repeals 0222
 
Repealed 0376
0320
17.06
Add
02/21/78
Rezone, prezone highway commercial on 8.85 acres fronting east side of Hwy 99, south of East Gridley Road
 
Not codified
Superseded 0459
0326
17.06
Amend
02/05/79
Rezone and prezone Hwy 99 frontage and East Gridley Road properties to commercial zones
 
 
Repealed 0328
0328
17.06
Amend
03/05/78
Rezones and prezones property as in Ord 0326
Repeals 0326
 
Superseded 0459
0341
17.06
void
09/06/79
Interim zoning of land between Idaho Street and Randolph Avenue (moratorium)
 
 
 
0346
17.06
Amend
01/21/80
Rezone, from R-3 to C-1 on Lot 8 Block 9 ity of Gridley (SW corner intersection Magnolia and Kentucky Streets)
 
Not codified
Superseded 0459
0368
17.06
Amend
12/02/80
Rezone and presone to M-1 and M-2 properties fronting railroad tracks, and properties bounded by southern city limits, West Liberty Road, Highway 99, and Morrison Slough/Vermont Street (excepting residences abutting that street)
 
Not codified
Superseded 0459
0386
17.06
Amend
11/02/81
Rezone, CH on property east of Highway 99 and north of Obermyer Avenue
 
Not codified
Superseded 0459
0412
17.06
Amend
09/20/82
Rezone, from R-3 to C-1 on property at SW corner Vermont and Hazel Streets
 
Not codified
Superseded 0459
0459
17.06
Amend
06/26/84
Rezone, adopt new comprehensive zoning map for city and sphere of influence
 
Not codified
Repealed 822-2016
0468
17.06
Amend
06/17/85
Rezone, from R-S to R-1 on property at Oregon and Little Streets (Tierra del Sol subdivision)
 
Not codified
 
0473
17.06
Add
09/16/85
Prezone Chico-San property, east side Highway 99, south of Ord Rand Orad
 
Not codified
 
0487
17.06
Amend
03/03/86
Rezone   Westside Estates property, about 10 acres south side Colusa Highway, AR-5 to R-S
 
Not codified
 
0497
17.06
Amend
07/21/86
Rezone properties adjacent to Highway 99 from R-3 and C-1 to C-2
 
Not codified
 
0526
17.06
Amend
12/07/87
Rezone from R-3 to C-2 property east of Highway 99 and north of Obermyer
 
Not codified
 
0532
17.06
Amend
06/20/88
Rezone from C-1 to R-3, 4 acres north side Ford Avenue (200 and 210 Ford Avenue, Gridley Springs Apartments)
 
Not codified
 
0547
17.06
Amend
05/01/89
Rezone from AR-5to R-S (305 Butte View Drive, 11.46 acre property on north side of Colusa Highway, due north of Butte View Estates); and from C-1 to C-2 (415 Virginia Street)
 
Not codified
 
0549
17.06
Amend
05/15/89
Prezone as R-s the 52 acres south of Little Avenue, between Lateral 4 and Randolph Avenue (add to sphere of influence)
 
Not codified
 
0555
17.06
Amend
10/02/89
Rezone from C-1 to R-3 the two properties (2 acres) north of Ford Avenue
 
Not codified
 
0593
17.06
Amend
12/16/91
Rezone area north of Spruce, between railroad and Indiana Streets, to add MUCZ overlay to R-1 zone
 
Not codified
 
0594
17.06
Amend
12/16/91
Rezone certain properties south and east of Sycamore School to add MUCZ overlay to R-1 zone
 
Not codified
 
0619
17.06
Amend
01/19/93
Rezone from R-S to R-1 the 9 acres north of Little Avenue, between Vermont and Oregon Streets (Wiggins)
 
Not codified
 
0625
17.06
Amend
11/15/93
Rezone from R-S to R-1 three properties (5 acres total)at northeast corner of intersection of Peach Street and West Biggs-Gridley Road (annex and subdivide)
 
Not codified
 
722
17.06
Amend
10/20/03
Rezone the property located at 1650 Pecan Street to R-1.
 
Not codified
In effect
723
17.06
Amend
10/20/03
Rezone a 15 acre property locate on the south side of Jared Drive to R-S.
 
Not codified
In effect
812-2015
17.06
Amend
04/06/15
Rezone a 0.33 acre total land area consisting of one 0.12 acre parcel from R-1 to C-1 and one 0.21 acre parcel from PQP to C-1
 
Not codified
In effect
821-2016
17.06
Amend
11/7/16
Rezone 14.4 acres from R-S to R-S/AO
 
Not codified
In effect
822-2016
17.06
Add
12/5/16
Amendments or rezoning
Repeals 491 (part), 695
17.06.010 - 17.06.050
In effect
823-2016
17.07
Add
12/19/16
Site Development Plan
Repeals 458 (part), 676 (part), 617 (part)
17.07.010 - 17.07.050
In effect
0545
17.08
Amend
05/01/89
Zoning, fowl and livestock restrictions
 
Ord. 0394 (17.08)
Repealed 823-2016
797-2011
17.08
Add
05/16/11
Zoning, permitted principal uses
 
17.08.020
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.08
Add
12/19/16
Conditional use permits
Repeals 491 (part), 665 (part), 693 (part), 806 (part)
17.08.010 - 17.08.080
In effect
822-2016
17.09
Add
12/5/16
Variance
Repeals 491 (part)
17.09.010 - 17.09.060
In effect
822-2016
T 17, Art. 2
Add
12/5/16
Zoning Map and districts
Repeals 458 (part), 459 (part)
T 17, Art. 2
In effect
827-2017
T 17, Art. 2
Amend
8/21/17
Rezoning 40 acres from M-1 and M-2 to HCC/MUCZ
 
Not codified
In effect
829-2017
T 17, Art. 2
Amend
8/21/17
Rezoning 22+ acres to add AO district uses
 
Not codified
In effect
700-2000
17.10
Amend
08/07/00
Residential setbacks and lot coverages
 
17.10.070
Repealed 823-2016
0599
17.12
Amend
03/16/92
Zoning, R-1 zones permit professional uses with use permit
 
Ord. 0394 (17.12.030)
Repealed 823-2016
700-2000
17.12
Amend
08/07/00
Residential setbacks and lot coverages
 
17.12.070
Repealed 823-2016
807-2013
17.12
Amend
08/19/13
Zoning, R-1 zones building height; permitted, accessory and conditional uses
 
17.12.020, 17.12.025, 17.12.030, 17.12.050
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.12
Add
12/19/16
AR-5 Agricultural Residential District
Repeals 458 (part), 572, 542 (part), 545 (part), 569 (part), 637 (part), 671 (part), 797 (part), 809 (part)
17.12.010 - 17.12.110
In effect
0609
17.14
Amend
07/20/92
Zoning, R-2 zone lot area and width requirements reduced to 5000 square feet and 50 feet wide
 
Ord. 0394 (17.14.040, 17.14.060)
Repealed 823-2016
700-2000
17.14
Amend
08/07/00
Residential setbacks and lot coverages
 
17.14.070
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.14
Add
12/19/16
O-S Open Space District   
Repeals 491 (part)
17.14.010 - 17.14.070
In effect
700-2000
17.16
Amend
08/07/00
Residential setbacks and lot coverages
 
17.16.070
Repealed 823-2016
797-2011
17.16
Amend
05/16/11
Zoning, permitted principal uses
 
17.16.020
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.16
Add
12/19/16
UR Urban Reserve
 
17.16.010, 17.16.020
In effect
0590
17.17
Add
11/04/91
Zoning, mixed use combining zone adopted
 
Ord. 0394(17.16)
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.21
Add
12/19/16
R-S Residential Suburban District   
Repeals 458 (part), 542 (part), 545 (part), 569 (part), 572 (part), 575 (part), 612 (part), 637 (part), 700 (part), 807 (part), 809 (part)
17.21.010 - 17.21.120
In effect
0315
17.22
Add
01/16/78
Zoning, adult entertainment zoning district adopted
 
Ord. 0116(18); 0394(17.22)
Repealed 0458
0598
17.22
Amend
03/02/92
Zoning, adult entertainment restrictions revised, Chapter 22 deleted
Supersedes 0394(part)
Ord. 0394 (17.36.090)
Repealed 823-2016
825-2017
17.22
Amend
2/21/17
R-1C District   
 
17.22.010 - 17.22.110
In effect
823-2016
17.22
Add
12/19/16
R-1 Single Family Residential District   
Repeals 458 (part), 567 (part), 568 (part), 599 (part), 622 (part), 671 (part), 807 (part), 809 (part)
17.22.010 - 17.22.110
In effect
0351
17.24
Add
06/02/80
Zoning, industrial park district regulations
 
Ord. 0116 (18); 0394 (17)
Repealed 0458
0353
17.24
Add
07/07/80
Zoning, industrial use district regulations adopted
 
Ord. 0116 (18); 0394 (17)
Repealed 0458
797-2011
17.24
Amend
05/16/11
Zoning, permitted principal uses
 
17.24.020
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.25
Add
12/19/16
R-2 MDR Medium Density Residential District   
Repeals 458 (part), 542 (part), 568 (part), 572 (part), 609 (part), 637 (part), 700 (part), 807 (part), 809 (part)
17.25.010 - 17.25.110
In effect
823-2016
17.26
Add
12/19/16
R-3 MFR Multiple-Family Residential District   
Repeals 458 (part), 542 (part), 572 (part), 575 (part), 591 (part), 612 (part), 637 (part), 700 (part), 797 (part), 809 (part)
17.26.010 - 17.26.130
In effect
823-2016
17.27
Add
12/19/16
R-4 HDR High Density Residential District   
 
17.27.010 - 17.27.130
In effect
0343
17.28
Add
11/19/79
Zoning, PQP zone adopted for public uses
 
Ord. 0116 (18); 0394 (17.28)
Repealed 0458
0614
17.28
Add
10/05/92
Zoning, emergency shelters permitted in PQP zones with use permit
 
Ord. 0394 (17.28.030)
Repealed 823-2016
797-2011
17.28
Amend
05/16/11
Zoning, permitted uses
 
17.28.020
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.28
Add
12/19/16
Residential Density Bonus
Repeals 810 (part)
17.28.010 - 17.28.110
In effect
698-2000
17.31
Adopt
04/17/00
AO Agricultural Overlay District
Repeals
Ch. 17.34
Repealed
0448
17.32
Add
09/19.83
Zoning, PD district adopted
 
Ord. 0394 (17.32)
Repealed 0458
0553
17.32
Amend
08/21/89
Zoning, PD zone requirements modified
 
Ord. 0394 (17.32)
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.32
Add
12/19/16
C-1 Restricted Commercial District   
Repeals 491 (part), 527 (part), 606 (part), 639 (part), 666 (part)
17.32.010 - 17.32.130
In effect
0054
17.34
Adopt
12/19/38
Car camps, comprehensive regulations (early mobile home parks)
 
Ord. 0116 (11); 0394 (8.16)
Superseded 0342, repealed 0574
0204
17.34
Amend
06/19/67
Car camps, use permit for use on private property
 
Ord. 0116(5.23); 0394 (10.84)
Repealed 0460
0342
17.34
Add
11/19/79
Zoning, mobile home park regulations (see also 8.16)
Supersedes 0054
Ord. 0116 (18); 0394 (17.34)
Repealed 0458
0546
17.34
Add
05/01/89
Zoning, mobile home park standards
 
Ord. 0394 (17.34)
Repealed 698-2000
698-2000
17.34
Adopt
04/17/00
AO Agricultural Overlay District
Repeals
Ch. 17.34
Repealed
719-2003
17.34
Added
07/21/03
IP Industrial Park Overlay District regulations
 
17.34.010 - 17.34.030
Superseded 810-
823-2016
17.34
Add
12/19/16
C-2 General Commercial District   
Repeals 491 (part), 527 (part), 606 (part), 639 (part)
17.34.010 - 17.34.130
In effect
0345
17.36
Amend
01/07/80
Zoning, preconstructed dwellings must meet building codes when placed on lot
 
Ord. 0116 (18); 0394 (17.36)
Repealed 0458
0408
17.36
Repeal
08/02/82
Zoning, parking restrictions on recreational vehicles on private property
Repeals portion of 0384
Ord.0394 (17.50)
Repealed 0458
0471
17.36
Add
09/03/85
Zoning, bed and breakfast inn restrictions
 
Ord. 0394 (17.17)
Repealed 823-2016
0585
17.36
Add
09/03/91
Zoning fence permits required
 
Ord. 0394 (17.36.041)
Repealed 823-2016
0598
17.36
Amend
03/02/92
Zoning, adult entertainment restrictions revised, Chapter 22 deleted
Supersedes 0394 (part)
Ord. 0394 (17.36.090)
Repealed 823-2016
0606
17.36
Amend
06/15/92
Zoning sign requirements consolidated into one location
 
Ord. 0394 (17.36.060)
Superseded 0626
Repealed 823-2016
0626
17.36
Amend
03/07/94
Zoning sign requirements revised to permit more signage
Supersedes 0606
Ord. 0394 (17.36.060)
Superseded 0633
Repealed 823-2016
0633
17.36
Amend
04/18/94
Zoning sign regulations permit offsite directory signs
Supersedes 0626
Ord. 0394 (17.36.060)
Repealed 823-2016
718-2003
17.36
Amend
07/7/03
Refuse collection area
 
17.36.100
In effect
731-2004
17.36
Amend
06/28/04
Sign requirements
 
17.36.060
In effect
731-2004
17.36
Amend
06/28/04
Refuse collection area
 
17.36.100
In effect
800-2011
17.36
Amend
09/19/11
Sign requirements; lighting of signs
 
17.36.060
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.36
Add
12/19/16
Commercial land use
Repeals 491 (part), 598 (part)
17.36.010, 17.36.020
In effect
820-2016
17.40
Amend
11/21/16
Accessory structures
Repeals 491 in part)   
17.40.010 - 17.40.110
Superceded 823-2016
720-2003
17.42
Amend
08/18/03
Second dwelling units
Repeals
17.42.020, 17.42.040
In effect
807-2013
17.42
Amend
08/19/13
Second dwelling units
 
17.42.020
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.42
Add
12/19/16
M-1 Limited Industrial District   
Repeals 491 (part), 527 (part), 598 (part), 606 (part), 637 (part), 797 (part)
17.42.010 - 17.42.125
In effect
0204
17.43
Amend
06/19/67
Car camps, use permit for use on private property
 
Ord. 0116 (5.23); 0394 (10.84)
Repealed 0460
0460
17.43
Add
09/04/84
Zoning, mobile homes as temporary dwellings (10.84)
Repeals 0204
Ord. 0394 (17.43)
Superseded 0615
0577
17.43
Add
04/15/91
Zoning, mobile structure use restricted in all zones
 
Ord. 0394 (17.04.171, 17.36.070, 17.43)
Repealed 823-2016
0615
17.43
Amend
10/05/92
Zoning, mobile homes temporarily used in residential zones
Supersedes 0460
Ord. 0394 (17.34.030)
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.44
Add
12/19/16
M-2 Heavy Industrial District   
Repeals 491 (part), 527 (part), 598 (part), 606 (part), 637 (part), 669 (part), 797 (part)
17.44.010 - 17.44.125
In effect
807-2013
17.45
Amend
08/19/13
At-home commercial services in residential zones
 
17.45.020
Repealed 823-2016
0431
17.46
Amend
05/02/83
Zoning, parking requirements
 
 
Repealed 0458
0570
17.46
Amend
01/22/91
Zoning, parking requirements for expanded or changed uses
 
Ord. 0394 (17.46.020-C)
Repealed 823-2016
0573
17.46
Amend
02/20/91
Zoning, garage size requirements
 
Ord. 0394 (17.46.050-A)
Repealed 823-2016
0579
17.46
Amend
06/03/91
Zoning, parking spaces can be one-third compact size
 
Ord. 0394 (17.46.035, 17.46.050)
Repealed 823-2016
0603
17.46
Amend
06/15/92
Zoning, parking requirements for small residential lots revised
 
Ord. 0394 (17.46)
Repealed 823-2016
0622
17.46
Amend
08/16/93
Zoning parking requirements for various uses revised
 
Ord. 0394 (17.46.040, 17.46.030-E)
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.46
Add
12/19/16
M-3 Agriculture Industrial District
 
17.46.010 - 17.46.125
In effect
0500
17.47
Add
08/18/86
Zoning, parking zoning district for downtown
 
Ord. 0394 (17.47)
Superseded 0621
Repealed 823-2016
0570
17.47
Add
01/22/91
Zoning, parking district for downtown modified
 
Ord. 0394 (17.46.020-C)
Repealed 823-2016
0621
17.47
Add
01/04/94
Zoning, parking overlay zone for new area bounded by Locust Street, Lateral No. 8 on north, West Biggs-Gridley Road and Highway 99
Supersedes 0500
Ord. 0394 (17.47, 17.46)
Repealed 823-2016
700-2000
17.48
Amend
08/07/00
Residential setbacks and lot coverages
 
17.48.020
Repealed 823-2016
712-2002
17.48
Add
04/15/02
Projections into setbacks for porches
 
17.48.020
Repealed 823-2016
0479
17.48
Amend
02/21/86
Zoning, yard requirements amended
 
Ord. 0394 (17.48.020)
Repealed 823-2016
798-2011
17.48
Amend
06/20/11
Zoning, yard requirements amended
 
17.48.020
Repealed 823-2016
0546
17.49
Add
05/01/89
Zoning design review district established
 
Ord. 0394 (17.49)
Repealed 699-2000
699-2000
17.49
Amend
06/19/00
Design Review District
Repeals 0546
Not codified
In effect
0597
17.50
Amend
02/18/92
Zoning, site development committee membership revised
 
Ord. 0394 (17.50.060)
Superseded 0617
Repealed 823-2016
0617
17.50
Amend
11/02/92
Zoning site review committee eliminated
Supersedes 0597
Ord. 0394 (17.50)
Repealed 823-2016
0495
17.51
Add
07/21/86
Zoning, satellite antenna regulations
 
Ord. 0394 (17.51)
Repealed 823-2016
0531
17.52
Amend
05/03/88
Zoning nonconformities
 
Ord. 0394 (17.52)
Superseded 0571
0571
17.52
Amend
02/20/91
Zoning, nonconformity regulations revised
Supersedes 0531
Ord. 0394 (17.52)
Repealed 822-2016
813-2015
17.52
Amend
05/18/15
Zoning nonconformities
 
17.52.020 - 17.52.130
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.52
Add
12/19/16
MUCZ Mixed Use Combining District
Repeals 590 (part)
17.51.010 - 17.52.100
In effect
823-2016
17.53
Add
12/19/16
DMU Downtown Mixed Use Combining Zone
 
17.53.010 - 17.53.040
In effect
802-2012
17.54
Amend
08/22/12
Zoning, conditional use permits for mobile food vendors in industrial zones
 
17.54.035
In effect
806-2012
17.54
Amend
12/17/12
Zoning, conditional/temporary use permits
 
17.54.010 - 17.54.060
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.54
Add
12/19/16
NMU Neighborhood Mixed Use Combining Zone
 
17.54.010 - 17.54.040
In effect
823-2016
17.55
Add
12/19/16
PD Planned Development District
Repeals 553 (part)
17.55.010 - 17.55.140
In effect
823-2016
17.56
Add
12/19/16
AO Agricultural Overlay District   
Repeals 698 (part)
17.56.010 - 17.56.090
In effect
0206
17.58
Add
06/19/67
Zone, G-1 district adopted
 
Ord 0116 (18.12)   
Repealed 0356 (text); superseded 0459 (map)
0256
17.58
Amend
02/05/73
Zoning, G-1 zoning requirements for yards and setbacks amended
 
Ord 0166 (18)
Superseded 0297, repealed 0356
0374
17.58
Amend
04/06/81
Zoning, mobile homes on foundations permitted on private lots
 
Ord 0394 (17.58)
Repealed 0458
0377
17.58
void
03/16/81
Rezones and prezones repealed
 
 
 
0448
17.58
Amend
09/19/83
Zoning, minimum lot sizes and building density in residential zones
 
Ord 0394 (17)
Repealed 0458
0451
17.58
Amend
01/03/84
Zoning, commercial zone urgency requirements for lot area and for some uses
 
Ord 0394 (17)
Repealed 0458
0504
17.58
Amend
11/17/86
Zoning, various sign, parking amendments
 
Ord 0394 (17)
Repealed 823-2016
0527
17.58
Amend
01/04/88
Zoning, various text changes
 
Ord 0394 (17)
Repealed 823-2016
0542
17.58
Amend
02/06/89
Zoning, various livestock, yard, etc.
 
Ord 0394 (17.00)
Repealed 823-2016
0567
17.58
Amend
10/15/90
Zoning, various lot coverage standards for lots smaller than 6000 square feet in area
 
Ord 0394 (17.12.070, 17.48.020, 17.40.040)
Repealed 823-2016
0568
17.58
Amend
12/17/90
Zoning Lot coverage standards for all residential zones
 
Ord 0594 (17.10.070, 17.12.070, 17.14.070)
Repealed 823-2016
0569
17.58
Amend
12/17/90
Zoning, large family day care home restrictions
 
Ord 0394 (17.04, 17.08, 17.10, 17.12, 17.36)
Repealed 823-2016
0572
17.58
Amend
02/20/91
Zoning, lot coverage for uses permitted with a use permit increased
 
Ord 0394 (17.08.060, 17.10.070, 17.12.070, 17.14.070, 17.16.070)
Repealed 823-2016
0575
17.58
Amend
03/18/91
Zoning, lot area minimum can vary if density not exceeded
 
Ord 0394 (17.10.040, 17.12.040, 17.12.060, 17.14.040)
Repealed 823-2016
0591
17.58
Amend
11/04/91
Zoning, R-2 and R-3 restrictions on number of units
 
Ord 0394 (17.14.020, 17.16.020)
Repealed 823-2016
0595
17.58
Amend
12/16/91
Zoning, R-2 and R-3 maximum apartment size
(17.14.055, 17.16.055
Ord 0394
In effect
0600
17.58
void
04/20/92
Zoning and property maintenance for open storage
 
 
 
0601
17.58
Repeal
05/04/92
Zoning and property maintenance conflicts deleted
 
Ord 0394 (17.48.040, 17.04.108)
 
0612
17.58
Amend
08/17/92
Zoning lot width requirements decreased to 60 feet
 
Ord 0394 (17.10.060, 17.12.060, 17.14.060)
Repealed 823-2016
710-2001
17.58
Amend
12/17/01
Amending zoning designations at properties
 
Not codified
In effect
823-2016
17.58
Add
12/19/16
SP Special Parking Combining Zones
Repeals 570 (part), 621 (part), 639 (part)
17.58.010 - 17.58.030
In effect
828-2017
17.59
Add
8/21/17
HCC Highway Commercial Corridor Mixed Use Combining District   
 
17.59.010 - 17.59.050
In effect
0522
17.60
Add
11/16/87
Zoning, recycling facility regulations
 
Ord 0394 (17.04, 17.60)
Repealed 823-2016
823-2016
17.62
Add
12/19/16
PQP Public and Quasi-Public District
Repeals 491 (part), 527 (part), 614 (part), 797 (part)
17.62.010 - 17.62.090
In effect
0437
17.64
Amend
05/16/83
Zoning architectural review procedure modified
 
Ord 0394 (17.64)
Repealed 0458
791-2010
17.64
Amend
05/17/10
Enforcement–violation–penalty
 
17.64.010, 17.64.020
Repealed 822-2016
737-2004
17.65
Add
12/01/04
Prohibiting Medical Marijuana Dispensaries
 
17.65.010 - 17.65.040
Repealed
809-2014
17.04, 17.08, 17.12, 17.14, 17.16
Amend
3/3/14
Keeping of animals in various zoning districts
 
17.08.020, 17.12.020, 17.12.025, 17.14.020, 17.14.025, 17.16.020, 17.16.025
Repealed 823-2016
810-2014
17.34
Add
3/3/14
Residential density bonus for new housing developments and conversions
 
17.34.010 - 17.34.110
Repealed 823-2016
811-2014
17.66
Amend
10/20/14
Cultivation of marijuana
 
17.66.010 - 17.66.100
In effect
815-2016
17.66
Amend
01/19/16
Cultivation of marijuana
 
17.66.010 - 17.66.100
In effect
816-2016
17.66
Amend
02/16/16
Cultivation of marijuana
 
17.66.010 - 17.66.100
In effect
817-2016
17.66
Amend
8/15/16
Cultivation of marijuana
 
17.66.010 - 17.66.100
Superceded 823-2016
823-2016
17.72
Add
12/19/16
General use regulations
Repeals 458 (part), 471 (part), 491 (part), 542 (part), 569 (part), 577 (part), 585 (part), 590 (part), 598 (part), 606 (part), 626 (part), 633 (part), 647 (part), 665 (part), 684 (part), 689 (part), 718 (part), 731 (part), 750 (part), 766 (part), 773 (part), 800 (part)
17.72.010 - 17.72.100
In effect
823-2016
17.74
Add
12/19/16
Performance standards
Repeals 491 (part)
17.74.010 - 17.74.100
In effect
823-2016
17.76
Add
12/19/16
Off-street parking
Repeals 458 (part), 500 (part), 504 (part), 527 (part), 570 (part), 537 (part), 579 (part), 603 (part), 621 (part), 622 (part), 647 (part)
17.76.010 - 17.76.070
In effect
823-2016
17.78
Add
12/19/16
Yards
Repeals 458 (part), 479 (part), 542 (part), 700 (part), 712 (part), 798 (part)
17.78.010 - 17.78.030
In effect
823-2016
17.81
Add
12/19/16
Accessory structures
 
17.81.010 - 17.81.110
In effect
823-2016
17.83
Add
12/19/16
Mobile homes and recreational vehicles
Repeals 577 (part), 615 (part), 644 (part)
17.83.010 - 17.83.070
In effect
823-2016
17.84
Add
12/19/16
Home occupations
Repeals 458(part), 542 (part)
17.84.010, 17.82.020
In effect
823-2016
17.85
Add
12/19/16
At-home commercial services in residential zones
Repeals 637 (part), 807 (part)
17.85.010, 17.85.020
In effect
823-2016
17.86
Add
12/19/16
Satellite antennas
Repeals 495 (part), 596 (part)
17.86.010 - 17.86.060
In effect
823-2016
17.87
Add
12/19/16
Recycling facilities
Repeals 522 (part)
17.87.010 - 17.87.070
In effect
823-2016
17.88
Add
12/19/16
Medical marijuana dispensary
Repeals 737   
17.88.010 - 17.88.040
In effect
823-2016
17.89
Add
12/19/16
Special situations
Repeals 779 (part)
17.89.010 - 17.89.100
In effect
823-2022
17.74
Amend
2/7/22
Zoning performance standards
 
17.74.030
In effect