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Tulare, CA Code of Ordinances
CITY OF TULARE, CALIFORNIA CODE OF ORDINANCES
FREEHOLDERS’ CHARTER OF THE CITY OF TULARE
TITLE 1: ADMINISTRATIVE
TITLE 2: BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
TITLE 3: FIRE REGULATIONS
TITLE 4: BUILDING REGULATIONS
TITLE 5: BUSINESS REGULATIONS
TITLE 6: POLICE REGULATIONS
TITLE 7: HEALTH AND SANITATION
TITLE 8: PUBLIC WAYS AND PROPERTY
TITLE 9: TRAFFIC
TITLE 10: ZONING
CHAPTER 10.04: ORDINANCE
CHAPTER 10.08: GENERAL PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 10.12: ADMINISTRATION
CHAPTER 10.16: PUBLIC HEARINGS
CHAPTER 10.20: APPEALS
CHAPTER 10.24: ZONING
CHAPTER 10.26: ANNEXATIONS
CHAPTER 10.28: R-A (RURAL RESIDENTIAL ZONE)
CHAPTER 10.32: SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
CHAPTER 10.33: SMALL LOT RESIDENTIAL
CHAPTER 10.36: MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.40: PERMITTED AND CONDITIONAL USES IN COMMERCIAL ZONES
CHAPTER 10.44: NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.48: OFFICE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.52: RETAIL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.56: SERVICE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.60: COMMERCIAL DISTRICT DESIGN GUIDELINES
CHAPTER 10.64: PERMITTED AND CONDITIONAL USES IN INDUSTRIAL ZONES
CHAPTER 10.68: LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.72: HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.76: INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT DESIGN GUIDELINES
CHAPTER 10.80: PUBLIC LANDS DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.84: AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.88: URBAN RESERVE ZONES
CHAPTER 10.92: PLANNED RESIDENTIAL COMBINING DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.96: HISTORIC PRESERVATION
CHAPTER 10.100: AIRPORT
CHAPTER 10.104: FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 10.108: DOWNTOWN COMBINING DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.109: “MU” MIXED USE COMBINING DISTRICT
CHAPTER 10.112: ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS
CHAPTER 10.116: CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
CHAPTER 10.120: SITE PLAN REVIEW
CHAPTER 10.124: HOME OCCUPATIONS
CHAPTER 10.128: VARIANCE PERMITS
CHAPTER 10.132: MINOR DEVIATIONS
CHAPTER 10.136: ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL
CHAPTER 10.140: ADMINISTRATIVE AGREEMENTS
CHAPTER 10.144: SECOND RESIDENTIAL UNITS
CHAPTER 10.145: TOWNHOUSES
CHAPTER 10.146: CONDOMINIUMS
CHAPTER 10.147: EMERGENCY AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING
CHAPTER 10.148: DENSITY BONUS
CHAPTER 10.152: DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
CHAPTER 10.156: NON-CONFORMING USES AND STRUCTURES
CHAPTER 10.160: FARMING
CHAPTER 10.164: HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES
CHAPTER 10.168: SPECIAL USES
CHAPTER 10.172: SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESS
CHAPTER 10.176: OUTDOOR DINING IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY AND PRIVATE YARDS
CHAPTER 10.180: SIDEWALK VENDING AND STATIONARY MOBILE VENDORS
CHAPTER 10.184: OUTDOOR SALES OF MERCHANDISE
CHAPTER 10.188: SIGNS
CHAPTER 10.192: PARKING AND LOADING
CHAPTER 10.196: LANDSCAPING
CHAPTER 10.200: MOBILE HOME PARKS
CHAPTER 10.204: ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
CHAPTER 10.208: ENFORCEMENT
CHAPTER 10.212: DEFINITIONS
CHAPTER 10.214: ADMINISTRATIVE FINES
CHAPTER 10.218: REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION
CHAPTER 10.222: FARMLAND MITIGATION
TITLE 11: REHABILITATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
TITLE 12: BOND FINANCING
PARALLEL REFERENCES
CHAPTER 10.68: LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
Section
   10.68.010   Purposes.
   10.68.020   Objectives.
   10.68.030   Permitted and conditionally permitted uses.
   10.68.040   Development standards.
   10.68.050   Design guidelines.
§ 10.68.010   Purposes.
   The purpose of the Light Industrial (M-1) District is to provide locations for light industrial and heavy commercial types of activities; protect industrial areas from the intrusion of incompatible types of land uses; adhere to performance standards provided for the protection of Tulare residents and the environment, and to provide industrial employment opportunities for residents of the City of Tulare.
(1995 Code, § 10.68.010) (Ord. 2021-03, passed 11-2-2021; Ord. 00-1854, passed - -2000)
§ 10.68.020   Objectives.
   The objectives of the M-1 District are:
   The development of a variety of light industrial and service commercial and service uses, which are not suited to other commercial zones, in buildings and complexes that exhibit high standards of design, including:
   (A)   Industrial buildings and complexes which include generous amounts of landscaping, and buildings that complement one another with tasteful design features;
   (B)   Outdoor storage of materials and outdoor repair activities conducted in screened areas;
   (C)   To ensure that commercial buildings are designed in a manner which minimizes the impact to adjacent non-industrial uses through sensitive design that considers the impacts of noise, traffic and lighting sources; and
   (D)   To minimize traffic congestion, while providing an efficient circulation system.
(1995 Code, § 10.68.020) (Ord. 2021-03, passed 11-2-2021; Ord. 00-1854, passed - -2000)
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