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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMunicipal Codes 12/1/1971 - 10/5/1972 :`TRAFFIC OPERATION S.. 6101 CHAPTER 61 OPERATION ARTICLE 610, GENERAL 611 . PROHIBITED PLACES 612. TRUCK ROUTES 613 . ONE-WAY -ALLEYS 614. RIGHT TURNS 615. LEFT TURNS 616 . U=TURNS 617 . SPEED LIMITS 618 . MOVEMENT OF OVERLOADS - PERMIT REQUIRED ARTICLE 610 GENERAL S . 6101 - Driving .Through Funeral Procession. It is unlawful for .the operator of any vehicle to drive between the vehicles comprising a _funeral procession, provided that such vehicles are conspicously so designated. (322) S . 6102 Bicycle Riding Restricted. It shall be unlawful to ride •a bicycle upon any sidewalk. (322) S < 6102.1 Keeping to Right. The rider of a bicycle upon a road- -way shall ride as nearly as practicable within five feet (5 ' )of the right-hand curb or edge of a roadway except when passing . a standing or other vehicle or -making a left-turn at an intersection. (322) .S . 6103 Riding on Handle Bars Prohibited. It shall be unlawful for the operator of any bicycle or motorcycle when upon a street to carry any other person upon the bar, handle or tank of any such vehicle of for any person to so ride upon any such vehicle . (322) (State Law as to Carrying of Passengers on Motorcycle ; See Calif. Vehicle Code , S . 604.12) S , 6104 Clinging to Moving Vehicles . It shall be unlawful for any person traveling upon any bicycle , motorcycle to any toy vehicle to cling to or attach himself or his vehicle to any other moving vehicle or streetcar upon any rca dway. (322) l S . 6111 . OPERATION TRAFFIC ARTICLE 611 PROHIBITED PLACES S . 6111 .Certain Vehicles Prohibited in Business District . It is unlawful for the operator of any of the following vehicles to drive the same in any business district between the hours of seven (7) A.M. and six (6) P.M. of any. day except Sunday. (322) -.S . 6111. 1 Protruding Load. Any vehicle so loaded that any part of its load extends more than three feet (3 ' ) to the front or more than ten feet (10 ' ) to the rear of said vehicle . (322) S . 6112 Vehicles on Sidewalks . The operator of any vehicle, except those vehicles regulated by Chapter 69 of this Code , shall not drive within any sidewalk area except to a permanent or temporary drive . (322, 1003) S . 6113 Use of Coasters , Roller Skates , Etc . 'It shall be un- lawful .for any person upon roller skates or riding in or by means of any coaster, toy vehicle or similar device to go upon any roadway. (322, 1199) S . 6114 Skate Boards . It shall be unlawful for any person upon a skate board, or similar device to go upon any right- of-way sidewalk or parking area where the use of such skate -board, or similar device creates a hazard to the pedestrian using such sidewalk or parking area . (1133, 1199) S . 6115 It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to ride a bicycle, skate board, coaster, toy vehicle , roller skates or any vehicle of a similar nature over any pedestrian over- crossing within the limits of the City of Huntington Beach. (1199) T�tAF`FIC _y- BICYCLES S . 6701 CHAPTER 67 'BICYCLES Ip ARTICLE 670. GENERAL 671. RECORDS OF CITY ;CLERK 672. RECORDS 673. TRANSFERS 674. LOSS : THEFT 675. VIOLATION ARTICLE 670 GENERAL S�6701 Registration of :Bicycles Required. Each and every owner or -person :in charge or control- of a bicycle or bicycles , excepting dealers thereof, within the corporate limits of this City, shall .register said bicycle -with -the City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach. (736) S . 6702 Form of Registration. Said applicant shall -state the ' name and address of the owner or person or persons in charge or control of such bicycle or -bicycles , the make and kind- of bicycle, the factory number -thereof, the name of the person, . firm, corporation or association from whom the same was purchased, and such other description and information relative thereto as may, in the judgment- of the City Clerk be necessary and proper for the identification thereof. I.S . 6703 Issuance : Fee . Thereupon, the City Clerk shall (upon the payment of a fee of $1.00 by said applicant for they use and benefit -of this City) issueto ,such applicant an .identi- fication tag having :thereon, a serial number and expiration date . (736) S.. '6704 Affixing .of Tag: Unauthorized Removal. Such tag shall be immediately -placed and securely attached by such owner or -person ,.in charge or control of such bicycle or bicycles upon the frame of such bicycle, and at or -just below the handle bars thereof, so that the same maybe plainly seen, and such tag at all times while said tag is -in effect, shall remain on said bicycle and .not be removed therefrom. (736) l.S . 6705 Issuance of Identification Card. The City Clerk shall at the same time give to said person in charge or control of such bicycle or bicycles an identification card. S . 6706 Form. Use of Card. Said card --shall be carried at all times by the -person:.in charge thereof, when said =bicycle:=is in use, having upon :it the: identification �number assigned to the -owner of such bicycle registered; also stating the name and address of the owner, and a brief description of such bicycle. (432) S . 6711 BICYCLES TRAFFIC ARTICLE 671 REGISTRATION S . 6711 Registration. On and after the lst day of January, 1960, the registration of bicycles , as hereinafter provided, shall begin. The date of the registration permit shall be January lst of the calendar year in which -the application for registration is made and shall be in effect for a period of three (3) years . (736) ARTICLE 672 RECORDS S . 6721 Records of City Clerk. The City Clerk is hereby required to carefully file and preserve said .application set out in Article 670, and to keep a register of all bicycles for which •said metal identification tags and cards are -issued, which register -shall contain the name of the owner or person in charge or control of such bicycle or bicycles , the make and factory number of the I bicycle, and the number of the identification tag, and such other memoranda as may -be in the discretion of the City Clerk necessary and proper for the carrying -out of the purpose of this Chapter :and the proper identification of such bicycles . (432) ARTICLE 673 TRANSFERS S . 6731 Dealers ' Records . It - is the duty of every person dealing in bicycles in this City, either as a business or as an occasional buyer and seller of the •same to keep at the place of business a record of all bicycles bought, sold or rented by him, giving an accurate description of -such bicycles , and from whom received, , together -with his address , the factory number of the bicycle, and the -serial number thereof, if any, also . to •whom sold or -rented, giving their names and addresses and the number of the identification tag and indentification card, if any, together with the date •of such transaction; this record to be kept in a plain and - legible handwriting in a well-bound uniform book, which shall- at all times be open to the inspection of the Police Department. (432) r tRAPPIC BICYCLES S '6 73.2 S . 6732 Transfer of Bicycle : Procedure. Whenever any person sells , trades or transfers any registered bicycle, he shall endorse upon the identi,ficatiori card a written transfer of the same , naming the person and the address to whom the same is transferred; and such transferee shall immediately notify the City Clerk of the City of Huntington ..Beach of such transfer to him. ..S . 6733 New Card for Transferee . The City Clerk shall upon .the payment to him of the fee of Twenty-five cents - (25(,%) issue a new identification card in the name of -such transferee, which identification card shall bear the original number of the identification tag and the number of the original card, and shall enter upon the register provided for in Article 672 the name and address of the transferee and purchaser thereof. (736) ARTICLE 674 . -LOSS : - THEFT S . 6741 Loss of Tag or Card. In the event the said identifica- tion tag or identification card provided for by this Chapter be lost or stolen from such bicycle, the owner or -person in charge of such bicycle shall immediately nw-tify the City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach of the loss of the same. (432) S . 6742 Issuance of New Tag or Card: Fee . The City Clerk shall, when such owner or person in charge, or control, of such bicycle makes proper affidavit of the loss of said tag or said identification card, stating the facts of said loss , issue to said owner or person in charge of such bicycle, upon the payment to the City Clerk for the use and benefit of this City, a fee of Twenty-five cents (25C) , a new identification tag or card, or both, as the case may be . (736) S . 6743 Loss of Bicycles : Access to Records . It is expressly declared to be the duty of each and every owner or : person in charge or control of any bicycle to immediately notify the Police Department of the City of Huntington Beach of the loss by theft or otherwise of any such registered bicycle ; and the City Clerk shall allow to the Police Department full and complete access to all records he may have for the identification and registration of bicycles within this City. (432) S. 6151 w BICYCLES TRAFFIC ARTICLE 675 VIOLATION � , 6751 Violations . It is unlawful -for any person, acting either for himself or -any other person, to change ,the factory or serial number on any bicycle, or -to remove or -to permit the xemoval of the identification tag from same, or to -use any bicycle upon the streets , alleys , courts or --public places of this City,-without the :same -being registered as provided in Article 670 and -having had issued to him and placed upon the bicycle the -identification tag of the -currect year, or to -use -any bicycle -with- out the ,said identification card of the current. year being displayed thef-6on, in the place provided for -in Article. 670, or to fail or refuse to make said application and register the same. - (736) S . 6752 Lights . No person shall operate, drive or ride any bicycle upon the streets or public highways of this City between the hours commending one-half hour -after -sunset and ending one-half hour before sunrise, without a lighted- light -on the •front of said bicycle capable of being observed at a reasonable distance from said bicycle, and also -a red reflector light on the rear thereof capable of being observed at a reasonable distance from said bicycle. (432) . (State Law Requiring Bicycle Lights : See Calif. .Vehicle Code, 622) PUBLIC PLACES - SIDEWALKS S. 7311 CHAPTER, 73 SIDEWALKS ARTICLE 731. MAINTENANCE 732. DRIVING ON SIDEWALKS 733. RIDING ON SIDEWALKS ARTICLE 731 MAINTENANCE S. 7311 "SideValk" Defined. In this Article, "sidewalks" means the strip of land between the curb line of the street and the inside property line, whether covered with .a cement walk or not. (38) S. 7312 Maintenance by Adjoining Landowner. All persons owning or occupying any real property in this City fronting upon any public street, lane or alley of this City, are hereby re- quired to keep the sidewalks immediately in front of said property free from weeds and all vegetation growing thereon, except such as may be sown or planted for purposes of ornamentation, and free .from dirt, filth., garbage or rubbish, other than the natural soil of the same, and to keep said sidewalk and said space free from any hole or holes, or any obstructions dangerous to life or limb. S. 7313 Excacating. Nothing herein contained shall prevent exca a ing through or across any sidewalk where such excavating is done in accordance with the terms and provisions of any other ordinance of this City, and in accordance with the regulations therein contained covering said excavation. (38) S 7314' Debris as Nuisance-. Any such weeds or rubbish on any such sidewalk are hereby declared to be a nuisance. (38) S. 7315 Notice to Remove Debris. It shall be the duty of the -�' Superintendent or r.eets to notify the occupants and owners of any premises in this City to remove, within ten (10) 4tys from the receipt of such notice, all such weeds and rubbish from the sidewalks in front thereof*, -and that upon a failure to do se within the .said ten days, the Council will cause the said weeds and �rubbish to be removed- at the expense of. the. said owner .or occupant. S. 7315.1 Form Service of Notice. Such notice shall be given n writing, serving personally. upon the occupant (if there be any occupant, and upon the owner, each a •copy of such notice, directed to the occupant (if any) and the owner; or 1 I. S. 731582 SIDEWALKS PUBLIC PLACES S. 7315.2 Nonresident Owner. If the owner be a nonresident of is City, by serving the occupant personally and by . mailing, by mail, a like copy in writing to the owner at his last known address as shown by the last assessment roll of this City; or, S. 7315.3 Vacant Premises. If there be no occupant , by posting a copy of a no ice in a conspicuous place upon the premises, and serving a copy upon the owner as hereinbefore provided. (38) S. 7316 Report of Failure to Comply with Notice. If at the expiration of en days from the sen ing or service of the said notice the said weeds and other rubbish are not removed from the said sidewalk, the Superintendent of Streets shall there- upon report the said delinquency to the Council, with an estimate of the probable cost of doing the work. S. 7316.1 Orderinx of Cleaninx by Cit The Council must then order the Superintendent Streets to do the said work at the expense of the owner and occupant of the said property, and provide for the temporary payment of the same with city funds. S. 7316.2 Extension of Time. The Council may, in its discretion, extend the time-within which the work must be done. (38) S. 7317 Statement of Proceedings. At the completion of the work, the Superintendent of Streets must prepare a statement of the proceedings, reciting the existence of the nuisance, the description of the property, the names of the owners and occupants, the giving of the notice, the hearing by the Council, the making of the order by the Council, the doing of the work and the cost thereof, and the manner of making the demand; which state- ment must be signed and verified by the oath of the Superintendent of Streets. S. 7317.1 Collection from Owner Occu ant. The Superintendent of Streets shall then collect he said amount from the owner and occupant (if any), who shall be jointly and severally liable. S. 7317.2 Recording of Unpaid Statement. If the said claim be not paid within thirty 3 days from demand by the Council; the Council may order the said statement to be recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County, California. S. 7317.3 Mailina of Statement to Nonresident Owner. If the owner be a nonresident of this City, it shall be a sufficient demand, for the purposes of this Article, for the Superintendent of Streets to mail a copy of said statement to the said owner. 'PUBLIC PLACES SIDEWALKS A5, i 3.1l 14 S. 7317..4 Lien: Foreclosure. The said statement , when recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County, shall be a lien upon the property described therein, which may be foreclosed by the City in like manner as liens are foreclosed under the provisions of the . Code of Civil Procedure of. the State of California. .(38) S. 7318 Violation. Failure to keep the sidewalks clear or clean as provided in 6ection 7312 shall be a violation of this Article; and for every lot whose sidewalk frontage is so obstructed with rubbish or trash, or overgrown with weeds as set forth in Section 7312, there shall be counted a separate violation of this Article, and that or any other violation of this Article shall constitute a misdemeanor. (38) ARTICLE 732 DRIVING ON SIDEWALKS S. 7321 Driving over Unprotected Sidewalk. No person shall . rive any wagon or other vehicle over, along or across any cement or other improved sidewalk or curb, unless planking . is. _ . laid thereon in such manner as to protect such sidewalk or curb. (69) S. 7322 Exception: Paved Driveway. The .provisions of this Article shall not apply to the driving of vehicles over sidewalks or curbs at places where cement or asphalt crossings are constructed across such sidewalks and curbs. (69) S. 7331 SIDEWALKS '?UBLIC PLACES ARTICLE 733 RIDING ON SIDEWALKS S. 1 CYCLISTS ON SIDEWALKS. No person shall ride any bicycle, Tricycle or autocycle on any sidewalk along either or any of the following streets within the limits of this City at any time: S. Z332 SCHEDULE OF STREETS. Ocean Avenue; Main Street from Ocean venue to Orange Avenue; Fifth Street from Ocean A \en range Avenue; Sixth Street from Ocean Avrange Avenue; Walnut Avenue from Third SSixth Street; Olive Avenue from Third St 'xth Street; Orange Avenue from Third Street to Si th Street; (22) S. Z333 DISMOUNTING TO PASS PEDESTRIAN. Any person who shall ride any bicycle, tricycle ot autocycle on any sidewalk, footpath or space reserved for sidewalk wi in the corporate limits of this City shall, upon approaching any pe Rstrian upon any side- walk, footpath or space reserved for sidewalk dismount from said bicycle, tricycle or autocycle at not less th ten feet distant from said pedestrian and shall not remount such bicycle, tricycle or autocycle until he shall have passed said ped strian a distance of not less than ten feet. Nothing in this section shall be con- strued to permit any person to ride upon any sidewalk mentioned in the preceding section. (22) S. 7334 BICYCLE RIDING PROHIBITED. No person shall ride any bicycle across any portion of the Santa Anna River Bridge. Upon approaching the Santa Ana River Bridge, all bicycle riders shall dismount, and using the sidewalk located on the south side of Pacific Coast Highway, shall walk such bicycles across said Santa Ana River Bridge. (1719 - 2/72) PUBLIC PLACES OBSTRUCTING PEDESTRIAN PASSAGE S . 7341 ARTICLE 734 OBSTRUCTING PEDESTRIAN PASSAGE ( 1516, 1 25-2 7 S . 7341 OBSTRUCTION OF PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC BY HUMAN BEINGS . No person, after first being warned by a law enforcement officer, or where a sign or signs have been posted in accordance with this article , shall loiter, stand, sit or lie in or upon any publicior quasi-public sidewalk, street, curb, crosswalk, walkways area, mall, or that portion of private property utilized for public use, so as to hinder or obstruct unreasonably the free passage of pedestrians thereon; nor shall any person block or obstruct, or prevent the free access to the entrance to any building open to the public . S . 7341. 1 OBSTRUCTION OF PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC BY ANIMALS OR VEHICLES . No person, after first .being warned by a law enforcement officer, or where a sign or signs have been posted in accordance with the provisions of this article, shall ride, operate, walk or park any motorcycle, bicycle, horse, or other similar object or animal, in or upon any public or quasi-public sidewalk, street, curb, crosswalk, walkway area, mall, or that portion of private property utilized for public use, so as to hinder or obstruct unreasonably the free passage of pedestrians thereon, or to create any hazardous condition thereon. (1625-2/71) .S . 7341.2 Signs . Signs posted as provided in this article shall con- form to the following requirements: (1625-2/71) (a) Each sign shall be not less than 22" by 3011 . (b) Colors of such signs shall be optional. (c) All signs shall be clearly visible to persons in restricted locations . (d ) Signs shall have the word "WARNING" two (2) inches in height, and all other lettering shall be at - least 5/8 inches in height . (e) Signs shall be posted every one hundred (100) feet . (f) The following wording shall appear on each sign: "WARNING Unreasonable obstruction of pedestrian traffic in this area by persons loitering, standing, sitting, lying or by riding, operating, walking or parking any motorcycle, bicycle, horse or similar objects or animals is prohibited and punishable as a misdemeanor. Huntington Beach Ordinance Code Article 734 Huntington Beach Police Department 536-5311. " S . 7342 OBSTRUCTING PL;DES`l'liIAN PASSAGI? PUBLIC S . 7342 PENALTY. Any persoi: convicted of a violation of any pro- vision of this article, or any additions or amendments thereto, shall be punishable by imprisonment in jail for a period not exceeding six (6) months, or by fine not exceeding Five Hundred Dollars ($500) , or by both such fine and imprisonment. S . 7343 SEVERABILITY. If any section, subdivision, sentence , clause, phrase, or portion of this article, or any additions or amendments thereto, or the application thereof to any person, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this article or its applica- tion to other persons . The City Council hereby declares that it would have adopted this article and each section, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase or portion, and any additions or amendments thereto, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections , subdivisions, sentences , clauses, phrases , or portions or the application thereof to any person, be declared invalid or unconstitutional. � I PUBLIC PLACES BEACH& PIER � S. 7521 ARTICLE 752 PIER REGULATIONS S. 7521 AUTHORITY. OVER PIER. The Director of Harbors and Beaches, subject to the provisions of this Article and such Ordinances as the Council may adopt from time to . time, is hereby given full power and authority to regulate or control the use of the public wharf or pier at the foot of Main Street in this City. (344) S. 7522 CONTROL OF PIER. The Director shall have power to de- termine what: portions of said pier shall be open to the public at any and all times, and also what portions of the- pier shall not be used for any specific purpose. S. 7523 VIOLATION OF POSTED NOTICES. Upon the posting of notices u prohibiting the doing or performing of any acts upon certain portions of said pier by the Director of Harbors and Beaches, it shall be unlawful for any person to use said portion of said pier for the prohibited purpose or purposes. (344) S. 7524, PROHIBITED ACTS. No person while upon or near the Mu- nicipal Pier located at the foot of Main. Street in this City, and over the Pacific Ocean in this City) shall do or cause or permit to be done, any of the following acts: S. 7524.1 Overhead Casting: Cast a fishing line, either with or - without a fishing pole, by what is commonly known as over- head casting. (344, 554) S. 7524.2 Negligent Casting. To cast a fishing line, lobster trap, crab trap, any mussel hook, or any other such device in such manner as to create a hazard .to any other person, either in the water adjacent to the pier or on the pier. S. 7524.3 Extra Lines. Have more than two fishing lines to any one person in the water under or near said pier at one time. S. 7524.4 Projecting Poles. Allow .or permit any fishing pole to extend inward from the rail to a distance of more than four feet (41 ) . (344, 554) S. 7524.5 Cleaning of Fish. Place, cut or clean any fish or bait, or any other marine life upon any bench, or seat placed upon the Municipal Pier or upon the floor of the pier unless same is placed in a container. (344, 554) S. 7524.E Lobster Traps: Limit. Have more than two baited hoop nets to any one person in the water under or near said pier'at any one - time. a S. 7524.6.1 Attendink of Traps. Said traps shall be attended by a person at all times. Attended is to be within 500 feet of said traps at all times. (344, 544) S. 7524.7+ BEACH & PI1,R PUBLIC PLACES S. 7524.7 Tampering with Lifesaving Equipment. Remove , use or tamper with lifesaving equipment upon said pier, rovided therefor for public use, except in time of emergency. (344, 554� S. 7525 VEHICLE REGULATION. As pursuant. to S. 7512 in this Chapter. S. 7525 .1 Speed Limit. No person shall drive any motor vehicle upon said pier in excess of five (5) miles per hour. (344,565) S. 7525.2 Heavy Vehicles. No person shall drive or permit to be driven, any vehicle of any kind or character whatsoever, upon said pier of a gross weight in excess of twenty thousand (20,000) pounds. (344, 565) S. 7525.3 Cycling. No person shall possess any bicycle, tricycle, skateboard or any similar type vehicle upon the municipal pier at any time. (1743, 4/72) S. 7525.4 Parking. No vehicle shall be permitted to park on. the pier except for the express purpose of loading or unload- ing supplies, unless he possesses a written permit from the Director of Harbors and Beaches allowing him to do so. No vehicles parked upon the pier shall be left unattended at any time. (1743, 4/72) S. 7525.5 Vendors or their agents shall not make deliveries by ve- , j hicles to concessionaires on the pier except between the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. during the dates of June 15th to September 15th. Such time limit shall not be in effect during the re- mainder of the year. (1399) S. 7526 BOAT REGULATIONS. S. 7526.1 Sale of Boat Tickets. No person shall sell or offer for sale any tickets for transportation upon any boat of any kind whatsoever upon said pier, except from the space in one of the buildings located upon said pier. (344) S. 7526.2 Boat Landings: Time Limit. No person in charge of any boat or other craft shall permit, cause or allow such boat or other craft to stand or remain at any boat landing upon said pier for a longer period then fifteen (15) minutes at any one time. S. 7526.3 Private Boats. Nothing contained in this Article shall be cons rued to prevent the embarking or disembarking of passengers from privately owned or operated boats and other craft, when the same are not in any commercial business, but are operated by the owners thereof without profit, for their own pleasure and amusement, and without charging or receiving any compensation from persons or pas- sengers riding upon said boats or other craft. During emergency oper- ations, no vessel shall use any boat landing upon said pier until said emergency operations are concluded. (344, 1743 - 4/72) PLANNING DISTRICTING PLAN S . 9051.1.1 S . 9051. 1. 1 That real property bounded by the following described line: Beginning at the intersection of the C . L. of Beach Blvd. , and the NE ' ly R/W of Pacific Coast Highway, thence SE' ly along said NE ' ly R/W to its intersection of the E ' ly R/W of Newland St. with said NE ' ly R/W of Pacific Coast Highway, - thence NE ' ly and N' ly along said E ' ly R/W of Newland Street to the N' ly R/W of the OCFCD Dl channel, thence westerly, northwesterly, and northerly along the northerly, northeasterly, and easterly right of way line of Said D-1 channel to a point, said point lying 810 feet more or less northerly from the center line of Atlanta Avenue and lying on the 'easterly prolongation of the south line of a 4.50 Acre parcel (as shown on page 5 of book 114 of the Orange County Assessor's Map book dated March 1965-66) , thence westerly along said south boundary of said 4 . 50 Acre parcel and its easterly prolongation 660 ' + to the W' ly R/W of Beach Blvd. , thence N' ly along said W.' ly R/W to its intersection with the SE ' ly R/W of Frankfort St. , thence My and W' ly along the SE ' ly and S ' ly R/W of Frankfort St. to the intersection of said R/W with the E ' ly R/W of Delaware Ave . , thence S ' ly 660' + along the E ' ly R/W of Delaware Ave . , to the S ' ly R/W of Detroit St. , thence W' ly along the S ' ly R/W of Detroit St. 325' + to the C. L. of California Ave. , thence S ' ly along said prolongation of California Ave. 630' + to the E ' ly prolonga- tion of the C . L. of Baltimore St. , thence E ' ly 330 ' + along said E ' ly prolongation to a point , said point also being a S ' ly prolongation of the E 'ly R/W of the S ' ly 660' + of Delaware Ave . , thence S ' ly 300.99'+ along said S ' ly .prolongation of Delaware Avenue to the N' ly R/W of Atlanta Ave. , thence W' ly along said N' ly R/W to the C . L. of Alabama Ave . , thence continuing W' ly 195'+ to the W' ly line of the SPRR R/W, thence N' ly along said SPRR W' ly R/W to its intersection with the C . L. of Palm Ave . , thence W' ly along the C. L. of Palm Avenue . to its inter- section with the C. L. of Seventh St. , thence SW' ly along the C. L. of Seventh St, to its intersection with the C. L. of Olive Ave , , thence NW' ly along the C. L. of Olive Ave . to its intersection with the C. L. of 23rd St. , thence SW' ly along said C. L. and its SW' ly prolongation thereof, to the Mean High Tide Line, thence SE' ly along said Mean High Tide Line to a S ' ly prolongation of the C. L. of Beach Blvd. , thence N' ly to the original point of beginning, EXCEPTING THEREFROM all of that property described in Use Variance 66-63 on file in the Planning Department Office . S . 9051. 2 DISTRICTING PLAN PLANNING S . 9051. 2 The interim holding zone established under this ordinance shall prohibit all contemplated uses of said property provided that the City Council may approve a contemplated use of said property only if they find that said contemplated use shall be in conformity with the Master Plan which is contemplated for the area and that said use has been approved by the Planning Commission, the Planning Department and the Planning Consultant, if any, who shall be responsible for the development of the Master Plan for the aforemen- tioned area. (1267) S . 9051. 2. 1 Only after approval by the above mentioned entities shall the necessary permits be issued for any new use within the interim zone area. (1267) S . 9051.3 This ordinance shall be of no further force and effect after ninety (90) days from its adoption provided, how- ever, that after notice pursuant to Section 65856 of the Government Code of the State of California, and a public hearing thereon, this body may by a four-fifths vote extend this interim ordinance for one year provided further, that not more than two such extensions may be adopted. (1267) S . 9051.4 Severability. If any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance, or any part thereof, is for any reason held to be unconstitutional such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this ordinance or any part thereof. The City Council hereby declares that it would have passed each section, subsection, subdivision, paragraph, sentence, clause or phrases be declared unconstitutional. (1267) PLANNING LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S . 9103 .2.1.1 (d ) (d.) No portion of the dwelling or architectural features project over any property line; and (e) The dwelling is not constructed in accordance with the rear yard setback exception allowed in Section 9103 .3 . 1. 1; and (f) The zero side yard is not adjacent to a public or private right of way; and. (g) Exposure protection between structures is provided according to the specifications of the Huntington Beach Fire Department and. Huntington Beach Department of Building and Safety; and. (h) An administrative review application, accompanied by a precise plan is submitted to the Board. of Zoning Adjustments and approved. or conditionally approved.. by the Board. prior to issuance of build- ing permits for the dwelling. Said plan shall delineate all structures proposed. for initial construction . The Board, after reviewing said matter, may approve, conditionally approve or deny the precise plan. In its review the Board shall consider placement of all structures, building material and. finishing of the wall con structed along the side lot line . ( 1469) S . 9103 .2 .2 Exterior Side Yard.. The minimum exterior side yard of a corner lot shall be 20 per cent of the lot width. Said side yard need not exceed 10 feet and. shall not be less than 6 feet, except as provided in Sections 9103 .4 and 9106 .2 . S . 9103 .3 Rear Yard . The minimum rear yard shall be ten (10) feet . However, such rear yard. may be reduced to five (5) feet on any lot abutting permanent open space, as d.efined in Section 9102 .4. Also, such rear yard shall be subject to all provisions of Sections 9103 .3 .1, 9103 .3. 3 .2 and. 9103 .3.3 . (1492) S . 9103 .3 . 1 Exception. Zero Rear Yard Setback. The rear yard setback may be reduced to zero provided that: (a) The lot adjacent .to that rear yard. is held under the same ownership at the time of initial construction, and the minimum rear yard. setback for such adjacent lot is either zero or not less than ten (10) feet; and (b) The wall located at the zero- rear yard. setback is constructed with maintenance-free, solid. decorative masonry for the first story of the dwelling and the second story is constructed. with maintenance- free, decorative masonry or masonry veneer with a minimum thickness of two (2) inches . Decorative construction need not be used on that portion of the structure obscured. from the vision of the adjacent rear yard. by the wall. located at the zero rear yard set- back. The wall so constructed shall intersect sid.e property lines; - and (c) No portion of the d.welling or architectural features project over any property lines; and (d.) The dwelling is not constructed. in accordance with the side yard setback exception allowed. by Section 9103.2.1.1; and S . 9103 .3 . 1 (e) LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING (e) The zero rear yard is not adjacent to a public or private right of way; and (f) Exposure protection between _structures is provided according to the specifications of the Huntington Beach Fire Department and the Huntington Beach Department of Building and. Safety; and (g) An administrative review application, accompanied. by a precise plan, is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments and approved or conditionally approved by the Board prior to issuance of building permits for the dwelling. Said plan shall delineate all structures proposed for initial construction. The Board, after reviewing said matter, may approve, conditionally approve or deny the precise plan . In its review the Board shall consider placement of all structures, building material and finishing of the wall constructed along the rear lot line . (1469) S . 9103 .3 .1.1 Minimum Open Space . A minimum open space of twelve hundred 1200 square feet with a, minimum dimension of twenty-five (25) feet shall be provided within an area behind the front setback, exclusive from structures, driveways, driveway easements or open parking areas, and may be allocated as follows : (a) A minimum open space of nine hundred (900) square feet with a minimum dimension of twenty-five (25) feet may be allocated in one ( 1) area. The remaining three hundred (300) square feet of open space may be divided into two (2) areas, each having a mini- mum dimension of fifteen (15) feet; or (b) Open space may be divided into two (2) areas, each having a mini- mum area of 625 square feet with a minimum dimension of twenty-five (25) feet. For the purpose of this section, a front yard shall be that area between the front property line and that line delineated on an approved plot plan by a structure over forty-two (42) inches in height such as a dwel- ling, garage, fence or wall which provides a physical separation between an area and the remainder of the lot . (1469) S . 9103 .3 . 1. 1. 1 Any legal building site, as provided by Section 9102. 1. 1, shall provide open space within the rear two-thirds (2/3) of the lot . Said open space may be divided into two (2) areas, each having a, minimum dimension of fifteen (15) feet plus one (1) foot for each five (5) feet of lot frontage over twenty-five (25) feet, but such minimum dimension need .not exceed twenty 20 feet . Said open space shall be provided at the ratio of ninety 90 square feet of open space for each five (5) feet of lot frontage; provid-ed however, that said open space need not exceed nine hundred (900) square feet . (1533) S . 9103 .3 . 1. 1.2 Any lot. created by recordation of a final map after the effective date of Ordinance 495, June 5, 1946, and prior to the effective date of Ordinance 1469, March 19, 1969, may provide a minimum open space of nine hundred (900) square feet, with minimum dimension of twenty (20) feet, within the rear two-thirds (2/3) of the lot . Said open space may be divider' inuu _u areas, eacl- having ;:t minimum area of four hundred and fifty (450) sc,_ure feet Ar° th minimum dimension of twenty (20) feet . (1533) - PLANNING MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS S. 9684.1 S. 9684.1 Portable Equipment Required_. No person or persons shall use or cause to be used any equipment in an "0" District for the uses enumerated in Section 9684 except portable equipment, or such other equipment as may be approved by the Department of Oil Field Control. No person or persons using such equipment, or causing such equipment to be so used, shall maintain or store said equipment in the "0" District upon completion of the work for which said equipment was used. S. 9685 "O1" COMBINING OIL DISTRICT. There is hereby established the "Ol" District. All uses allowed in the "0" District are allowed in the "01" District provided an initial use permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Adjustments, pursuant to Article 981 of this code. All subsequent uses of like kind shall be included in such initial use permit. A11 uses not allowed in the "0" District are not allowed in the "01" District, with the exception of drilling and redrilling. S. 9685.1 Maximum Oil Operation Site. No person or persons shall establish or cause to be established an oil operation site more than three(3) acres in size in an "O1" District. S. 9685;2 Drilling a_nd Redrilling Allowed on Oi_l Operation Site Only. No person or persons shall drill or redrill, or cause to be drilled any oil well except on an oil operation site. (1764 - 7/17/72) S. 9685_3 Minimum Land Surface Area for Each Oil Operation Site. No person or persons shall establish or cause to be established in the "01" District more than one (1) oil operation site for any minimum land surface area, as defined in this code. S. _96_85.4 Acreage Requirement. The minimum land surface area for any oil oper= ation site in the "01" District shall consist of no less than twenty= five (25) contiguous acres. S. 9685.5 Dedication of Right-of-Way When Abutting Any Highway, Street or Alle,►. Prior to issuance of a drilling permit for a new well located on any 1101" parcel abutting a public street, alley or highway, the street, alley or highway abutting such parcel shall be dedicated to the City of Huntington Beach to a width determined by either of the following, whichever is greater. (a) The current Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways. (b) An approved precise plan of street, highway or alley alignment. (c) Department of Public Works requirements. (d) By ordinance. (1648 - 6/71) S. 9685.6 Installation of Improvements when Abutting any Highway, Street or Alley. No final inspection shall be given nor shall the well for which dedication was required be operated until the required dedication of right- of-way as described in Section 9685.5 has been improved by the installation of street improvements to the center line of the street including curbs, gutters, sidewalks, paving, street trees, street lights, street sign and street drainage in full compliance with City of Huntington Beach Street Standards. (1648 - 6/71) S. 9685.7 Application. (Repealed by Ordinance No. 1653 - 11/71) S. 9685.8 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9685.8 Hearing and Appeal. In considering the application, the body shall eval- uate the request upon the following criteria: (a) Period of time that the parcel has been previously devoted to oil operations and contemplated life' span of the project. (b) Development of the surrounding area. (c) The effect the proposed well has on traffic at the site. (d) The relationship between the proposed requirements and the anticipated expanded use. Waiver of improvements for one or more wells on a parcel will not preclude a determin- ation that improvements are necessary prior to the drilling of another well on the parcel. Any decision of the Board may be appealed to the Planning Commission within ten (10) days of its decision, which shall be heard within thirty (30) days. Upon ten (10) days notice to the applicant. (1648 - 6/71) S. 9686 "02" COMBINING OIL DISTRICT. There is hereby established the "02" District. All uses permitted in the "O1" District are allowed in the "02" District provided an initial use permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Adjustments, pursuant to Article 981 of this code. All subsequent uses of like kind shall be in- cluded in such initial use permit. All uses not allowed in the "01" District are not allowed in the "02" District. S. 9686.1 Restricted Areas. The "02" District may be combined with"the Ml, M2 or RA Districts. (1751 - 6/72) S. 9686.2 Minimum Land Surface Area for Each Oil Operation Site. No person or persons shall establish or maintain, or cause to be established or main- tained more than one (1) oil operation site in the "02" District for any minim m land surface area, including tidelands, as defined in this code. S. 9686.3 Drilling and Redrilling Allowed on Oil Operation Site Only. No person or persons shall drill or redrill, or cause to be drilled or redrilled any oil well except on an oil operation site. (1764 - 7/17/72) S. 9686.4 Acreage Requirement. The minimum land surface area for any oil operation site in the "02" District shall consist of not less than forty (40) con- tiguous acres. S. 9687 ENFORCEMENT. The Oil Field Superintendent of the City of Huntington Beach and his representatives and persons whom he may otherwise designate, shall have the authority to enforce this Article 968, in addition to the authority granted to him under Chapter 23 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. S. 9687.1 Appeals. Any decision or determination made by the Oil Field Super- intendent or the Director of Building and Safety under the provisions of this article may be appealed to the Board of Zoning Adjustments within ten (10) days after such decision or determination. PLANNING OFF-STREET PARKING S . 9790 ARTICLE 979 OFF-STREET PARKING 1172 S . 9790 INTENT. The intent of this Article is to establish mini- mum development standards for off-street parking areas which are in the residential, commercial and. industrial zones . This Article is also intended to establish- development standards for com- mercial parking lots or structures . It is further intended to establish landscaping and maintenance standards for such parking areas, lots or structures . (1548-1/70) S . 9791 PARKING STANDARDS S . 9791. 1 300 Parking: All parking lots designed to have 300 park- ing stalls shall conform to the standards delineated in Section 9791.6 . S . 9791.2 450 Parking: All parking lots designed to have 450 park- ing stalls shall conform to the standa.rd.s delineated in Section 9791.7 . S . 9791.3 600 Parking: All parking lots designed to have 600 park- ing stalls shall conform to the standards delineated in Section 9791.8. S . 9791.4 900 Parking: All parking lots designed to have 900 park- ing stalls shall conform to the standards delineated in Section 9791.9, Part 1. S . 9791.5 Parallel Parking: All parking lots designed to have parallel parking shall conform to the standards delineated in Section 9791. 1, Part 2 . PLANNING OFF- STREET PARKING S . 9791.6 300 PARKING COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL 48 '- 8" 6 7'- 4" 14 171- 4" 2 6'- 8" 14' 05 � Cn 9' g . INDUSTRIAL 47'- 8" 66'- 8" 16'-10" 14 16 - 10 le 2 6'- 4" 14' 2 6'- 4" 6 6 NOTE : WHERE TWO-WAY TRAFFIC IS DESIRED THE MANEUVERING AREA SHALL 8E TWENTY (20) FEET PLANNING OFF - STREET PARKING S.9791. 7 450 PARKING 19'-10" 15'-0" 4 191-5" � ' N COMMERCIAL 8 INDUSTRIAL RESIDEN TIAL 33`- 1" 151-O" 3 2'- 10" 9• 33'- 1" 15-0" 32'- 10" NOTE : WHERE TWO-WAY TRAFFIC IS D SIRED THE MANEUVERING AREA SHALL BE TWENTY (20) FEET PLANNING OFF - STREET PARKIN^• S.9791.8 600 PARKING COMMERCIAL a RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL 6 2'-0" 61'- 6 " 20' 211- 0" 20'- 9" 20 20'- 9" 0 0 /9, COMMERCIAL 81 RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL 3 7'=6" 37'- 3" 21'- 0" L 16'-6" 20'-0" 16'-6" 2 0'-7" /9. 9 NOTE : WHERE TWO-WAY TRAFFIC IS DESIRED THE MANEUVERING AREA SHALL BE TWENTY (20) FEET !PLANNING OFF- STREET PARKING S. 9T91.9 PAST i . 90 PA RKING COMMERCIAL a RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL 1' 63 ig 25' l ' 25 19' 191 .N �D THREE (3) FEET SHALL BE ADDED TO END SPACES ABUTTING A BUILDING , FENCE, INTERIOR PROPERTY LINE, OR OBSTRUCTION OVER TWELVE (12) INCHES HIGH . PARALLEL PARKING PART 2 19' { I 9 '9 THE MINIMUM DRIVE FOR ONE WAY TRAFFIC SHALL BE TEN (10) FEET NOTE : WHERE TWO-WAY TRAFFIC IS DESIRED THE MANEUVERING AREA SHALL BE TWENTY (20 FEET PLANNING OFF-STREET PARKING S . 9792 S - .9792 IMPROVEMENTS: All areas used for off-street parking shall be improved as follows: S . 9792.1 Fencing. This Section is intended to screen parking lot from the street in order to improve or maintain the aesthetic qualities of .the neighborhood . (1239) S . 9792 .1. 1 Front Yard and. Exterior Side. Yard . A thirty-two (32) inch high masonry wall, measured at the property line and from the finished grade of the sidewalk, shall be constructed parallel to the front and/or exterior side lot lines . Said wall shall be no closer than five (5) feet to the front and/or exterior side lot line when across the street from a residential zone and no closer than three (3) feet when across from any other zone . (1239) (a) Sight Clearance Setback: Said wall shall be setback five (5) feet from the edge of a driveway or alley. (1239) (b) Pedestrian Walkways: Pedestrian walkways, not to exceed five (5) feet in width may be permitted at intervals of fifty (50) feet . S . 9792. 1.1.1 Variations: Variations to said fencing requirements may be approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustments as an administrative act . This Section is intended to allow architectural variation to the fencing requirements through design and imaginative use of building materials . (1239) S . 9792. 1.2 Side Yard or Rear Yard . A six (6) foot high masonry wall shall be constructed along the side or rear lot line when abutting a residential zone . Said wall shall be reduced to three and one-half (32) feet where abutting the front yard of an adjoining lot . S . 9792 .1.3 Abutting Alley. A three and one-half (32) foot high masonry wall shall be constructed parallel to an alley . Said wall shall be measured at the property line and from the finished grad.e of said alley. Said wall shall be setback five (5) feet from the edge of driveways for sight clearance . (1239) S . 9792.2 Landscaping. All required landscaping shall be distri- buted within the off-street parking areas except land- scaping required by Section 9432, which shall be along the front property line . All landscaping within five (5) feet of a, public right-of-way shall be subject to the Department of Public Works approval, according to the latest adopted landscaping standards. (1289, 1395, 1548-1/70) S . 9792.2.1 Open Areas . All open areas between required walls and property lines shall be landscaped and permanently maintained . S . 9792.2 .2 Percentage of Landscaping. A minimum of three (3) percent of the site shall be landscaped . Said landscaped area shall be determined by calculating three (3) percent of the net area of the entire development. (1239) S . 9792 .2.3 Hose Bibbs . Hose bibbs shall be provided in all land- scaped. areas . (1239) S . 9792.2.4 OFF-STREET IMPROVEMENTS PLANNING S . 9792.2.4 Physical Protection for Land.scaping. All land.scaping shall be protected. from vehicle and pedestrian damage by a six (6) inch high curb . Additional vehicular protection shall be provided by one of the following methods: a Wheel bumpers b. Concrete curbs c Any other design or method that will provide protection which is acceptable to the Building Department. (1395) S . 9792.2.5 Curbs . All landscaped areas shall be separated from adjacent parking areas by a wall or curb that is at least six (6) inches high. S . 9792.2 .6 Height of Boundary Landscaping. For traffic safety vision, the height of all boundary landscaping within five (5) feet of an alley or drive shall not exceed thirty-two (32) inches . Measurement of said five (5) fe6t shall be taken from the entrance or exit points of the alley or drive. S . 9792 .2.7 Maintenance . All landscaping shall be maintained in neat, clean, and healthy conditions . Maintenance shall include proper pruning, mowing of lawns, weeding, removal of letter, fertilizing, replacement of plants when necessary, and regular watering. S . 9792 . 3 Paving. All paving shall conform to Building Department Standards . S . 9792 .4 Striping. (1239) S . 9792 .4. 1 Parking Spaces . All required parking spaces shall be striped.. S . 9792.4.2 Centerline of Drives . The centerline of all drives shall be striped at the entrance and exit to a parking lot. (1239) S . 9792 .5 Lighting. Lights used to illuminate any parking lot shall be reflected toward the parking lot and away from adjoining properties . S . 9792 .6 Physical Protection for Fencing. All fences must be pro- tected. from vehicle damage by one or more of the following methods : 1. Pine Protectors . 2 . Wheel Bumpers . 3 . Concrete curbs . 4. Any other design or method that will provide protection which is acceptable to the Building Department . Physical protection shall also be required- by herringbone parking or wherever determined necessary by the Building Department for safety reasons . (1370) S . 9792.7 Drives . (1239) S . 9792.7. 1 Driveway Width. The minimum driveway width shall be twenty 20 feet. when: a The d.riveway is along the rear and./or side of a building. b The parking area is on one side of the driveway. c Two-way d.riving is desired between parking bays . (1239) 5 . - 9792.7.2 Corner Cut-Off. A corner cut-off of ten- (10) feet shall be provided at the intersection of two drives when such d.rives are located adjacent to the rear and side of a building. (1239) PLANNING S . 9800 CHAPTER 98 ADMINISTRATION ARTICLE 980. GENERAL 981. BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENTS 982. ADMENDMENTS 983 , CONDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS 984 . USE PERMITS 985. DESIGN REVIEW BOARD 986 . PETITIONS 987 . HEARINGS 988. APPEAL 989. SITE PLAN ARTICLE 980 GENERAL S . 9800 EFFECT OF RECOMMENDATIONS OF COMMISSION. The recommenda- tions of the Commission in legislative matters shall be only advisory, but its decisions in other matters such as interpreting the applicable provisions of Division 9, passing on plans . submitted to it in accordance herewith, and the disposition of .petitions shall be binding and effective , subject to appeal as hereinafter provided. S . 9800. 1 Notice of. Decisions of Commission. Decisions of the Commission in respect to such matters shall be made in writing and submitted to the person requesting them or in the case of a petition to the person verifying the petition, within 5 days after final action in the matter ; and such notice shall be considered notice to all signers of said petitions . (495) S . 9801 PROVISIONS , EXCEPTIONS APPLICABLE. In adminstering applicable provisions of Division 9, certain provisions and exceptions shall apply which are as follows : S . 9801 . 1 Interpretation: Requirements as Minimum. In interpreting and applying the provisions of applicable provisions of Division 9, they shall be held to be the minimum requirements for the promotion of the public safety, health, convenience , comfort, or general welfare . S . 9801 . 2 Private Agreements , It is not intended by applicable pro- visions of Division 9 to interfere with or abrogate or annul any easements , convenant or other existing agreements between parties or to repeal any ordinance or other section of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code except as set forth in Section 9801.3 . (596) S . 9801.3 Conflicting Ordinances . Where , however, applicable pro- visions of Division 9 impose a greater restriction or regulation upon buildings or structures , and the use of them, or the use of land or premises , or requires larger open spaces or yards , than are imposed or required by other ordinances , rules , or regulations , the applicable provisions of Division shall govern. (495, 517) PLANNING. ADMINISTRATION S . 9870. ARTICLE 987 HEARINGS S . 9870 PUBLIC HEARINGS . Public hearings may be held whenever desired. in any matter relative to administration of applicable provisions of Division 9. (495, 556) S . 9870.1 In any matter in which it is necessary to set a, public hearing, the City Clerk, upon receipt of the item or tra,nsmitta,l, shall set such matter for a public hearing upon deposit of the appropriate fees and papers notwithstanding any other provisions of this code to the contrary. (1231) S . 9870.2 Hearing by Commission Before Favorable Recommendation . A public hearing shall be held by the Commission, or its authorized agent, prior to recommending that a conditional exception be granted . (495, 556) . S . 9870.3 Hearings Re: Changing Boundaries, Reclassifying Property, Other Substantial Amendments . Amendments relative to changing district boundaries, reclassifying of property or uses therein or other substantial amendments hereto shall be accomplished only after such public hearings as are required in said matters by the "Conserva- tion and Planning Act" as the same now is or as the same may hereafter be amended . (495, 556) S . 9871 NOTICE OF HEARINGS . NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION. Notice of the time, place and purpose, together with the boundary delineation or description of the property or area, under consideration, for all public hearings held by either the Council or the Commission, shall be given by at least one (1) publication thereof in a. newspaper of general circulation in this city, ten (10) days before the date of said hearing, except as provided by Section 9815 .3 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code . (1524) S . 9872 ADDITIONAL NOTICE. If any such hearing is to be held by the Commission, and is relative to a, proposal which would alter district boundaries, additional notice shall be given by: (495, 556) S . 9872 .1 Posting Notices: Time . Posting public notices thereof not less than 10 days prior to the date of said hearing mentioned therein. S . 9872 .1 . 1 Distance Between Notices . Such notices shall be placed not more than 300 feet apart along both sides of the street and streets abutting the property said proposal seeks to affect . S . 9872. 1.2 Extension Beyond Limits of Property. Such posting shall extend along said street or streets a distance of not less than 300 feet beyond the exterior limits of said property. S . 9872 . 1.3 Limits of Extension . Posting shall not, however, be required within 25 feet of or below the extreme high tide line in the Shoreline District or more than 600 feet in each direction upon such street frontage from the building or the actual area subject to the purpose for which the action is requested . S . 9873 ADMINISTRATION PLANNING S . 9873 FORM OF POSTED NOTICES . Posted notices shall have a heading entitled NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING" printed in plain type not less than one (1) inch. in height-, . and- in small type there shall be a, statement of the time, place and purpose of said hearing, together with a. description of the boundaries or a, general description of the property or area, involved . (495, 556, 1524) S . 9874 MAILING NOTICES IN LIEU OF POSTING . In lieu of posting notices of public hearings, as provided . in Section 9873, notices con- taining the same information as required for posted notices, may be mailed . Such notices shall be mailed not less than ten (10) days prior to the date of hearing stated therein to the owner or owners of the property described in said notice, and to all persons owning property within three hundred (300) feet of the described property, for which purpose the latest address as shown on the Orange County Assessor 's Roll shall be used . (495, 556, 1524) S . 9875 TIME OF HEARING. If, in response to a, proposal, a, hearing is to be called it shall be called within 65 days of the filing date of said proposal unless a, time extension is made by mutual agreement in writing . (495, 556) S . 9876 RULES: CONTINUANCES . The Council and the Commission may respectively prescribed its own rules and regulations for conducting its hearing and taking testimony, and may continue hearings, when necessary. (495, 556) S . 9877 FAILURE OF COMMISSION TO ACT. Failure of the Commission to take final action on any matter submitted in accordance here- with, within 95 days subsequent to the date of filing or the date of reference of any matter to the Commission by the Council shall be con- sidered a, decision of the Commission recommending that such matter or petition be denied; and thereupon the Council may act directly as to the matter, but under the same procedure and hearings prescribed for use by the Commission; provided, however, that written agreements for extensions of time which to take final action may be made . (495) S . 9878 SUMMARY DENIAL, The Commission may recommend that a, petition be denied; and the Council may deny a petition without a public hearing. (495, 556) r• FJJLL CODE HUZ; INGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE CHA' .S (Updated 10/16/72) `J PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE Contents Contents S. 4211 (Corrections) S. 4211 S. 7225 S. 7225 CONTENTS CHAPTERS -ARTICLES DIVISION 6 - TRAFFIC CHAPTER 60 - GENERAL Article 601. Definitions 602. Enforcement 603. Control Devices. 604. Turning Movements 605. Miscellaneous Driving Rules 606. Pedestrian Regulations 607. Trains 608. Airports CHAPTER 61 - OPERATION Article 610. General 611. Prohibited Places 612. Truck Routes 613. One-Way Alleys 617. Speed Limits 618. Movement of Overloads - Permit Required CHAPTER 62 - STOPS AND YIELDS Article 621. General CHAPTER 63 - PARKING Article 631. General 632. Time Limit Parking 633. Loading Zones 634. Parking Regulations in City Parking Lots CHAPTER 65 - PARKING METERS Article 650. General 651.' Meter Zones 652. Meters 653. Use of Meters 654. Enforcement 655. Accounting CHAPTER 66 - LOADING ZONES Article 661. Restricted Standing Locations 662. Establishing of Loading Zones t r` SAFETY ANIMAL CONTROL S. 4211 CHAPTER 42 ANIMAL CONTROL (1279) ARTICLE 421. GENERAL 422. ANIMAL 423. DOGS 424. OTHER ANIMALS 425. WILD OR VICIOUS ANIMALS AND REPTILES 426. MISCELLANEOUS RULES ARTICLE 421 GENERAL S. 4211 DEFINITION OF TERMS. For the purpose of this Chapter unless it is plainly evident from the context that a different meaning is intended, certain terms used herein are defined as follows: S. 4211.1 Dog shall include female as well as male dogs. S. 4211.2 Owner shall mean any person, firm or corporation owning, having an interest in, or having control or custody or possession of any animal. S. 4211.3 At Large shall mean an animal off the premises of its owner unless such animal be securely confined by a strong leash securely and con- tinuously held by the owner of such animal, or confined within an automobile. S. 4211.4 Dog Kennel shall mean any lot, building, structure, enclosure or premises wherein three (3) or more canine animals over the age of four (4) months are kept or permitted to remain. S. 4211.5 Cat Kennel shall mean any place where three (3) or more feline ani- mals are kept or permitted to remain. S. 4211.6 Animal shall include any beast, poultry, bird, reptile, fish or any other dumb animal. S. 4211.7 Horse.shall include mule, burro, pony, jack, hinny or jenny. S. 4211.8 Person shall include any firm, partnership, corporation, trust or association or person. S. 4221 ANIMAL CONTROL SAFETY ARTICLE 422 ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS AND DUTIES S. 4221 The offices of the Chief Animal Control Officer and Deputy Animal Control Officer are hereby established. S. 4221.1 The Chief of Police shall be the Chief Animal Control Of- ficer. S. 4221.2 The Deputy Animal Control Officer may be either a person, firm, association, corporation, another municipality, or the County of Orange , and shall be determined by the City Council. The Deputy Animal Control Officer shall serve for such period of time and shall receive such compensation as shall be established by ordi- nance , resolution or by contract executed by the City Coun,:il. The Deputy Animal Control Officer is hereby authorized and directed to perform, in conjuction with and under the supervision of the Chief Animal Control Officer, the powers and duties herein bestowed upon and required to be performed by said Chief Animal Control Officer. S. 4221.3 Police Powers. The Deputy Animal Control Officer shall be vested with the necessary police powers and duties of a police officer for the exclusive purpose of enforcing the provisions of this Chapter , and it shall be his duty to make arrests and issue citations for violations of any of the provisions of this Chapter. The deputy Animal Control Officer shall enforce all of the laws of the City, County and State relating to the care, treatment and im- pouding of dumb animals and to the prevention of cruelty to dumb animals. The exercise of said police powers shall be under the direct supervision of the Chief Animal Control Officer. S. 42^ 3104 License and Tax Powers. The Deputy Animal Control Officer shall be vested with the powers and duties. of a Deputy :License Inspector and shall have the power , as directed by the City Collector , to collect the license fees and to issue the animal licenses and tags prescribed herein. All sums so collected shall be paid over to the Finance Director on or before the loth day of each month. S. 4221. 5 Duties. It is hereby made the duty of the Deputy Animal Control Officer to enforce any other .sections of this ordinance whether enumerated as a duty or not. S. 422.1.6 Interference with Duty. No person shall rescue or attempt to rescue any animal mentioned herein from the possession of the Deputy Animal Control Officer nor interfere with the Chief Animal Control Officer , or his deputies , in the performance of their official duties. PUBLIC PLACES STREET WORK S. 7225 . S. 7225 APPLICATION OF SCHEDULE. The above schedule shall apply to all persons, firms or corporations alike who mike application to obstruct, cut, remove or excavate in, upon, acorss or along any improved or paved street, alley, sidewalk, curb or other public place within this City and/or any unimproved dirt or oiled street, land, alley or other public place. within the City. (19, 577) S. 7226 DISPOSITION OF PROCEEDS. All money so paid shall be deposited by the Council in such fund as the Council may direct. (19, 577) S . 7227 DILIGENCE REQUIRED: RESTORATION. Any such person, firm or corporation obtaining such permit for the purpose of moving, constructing a build- ing, digging or excavating, or making repairs, shall proceed with the moving, con- structing, excavating or digging, or other work for which the building material, dirt, or other obstruction or excavation is required, with all due diligence, and when completed, restore said street, alley, sidewalk or public place to its former condition. (19) S. 7228 (Repealed by Ordinance No. 1362 11/67) CONTENTS CHAPTERS - ARTICLES DIVISION 6 - TRAFFIC CHAPTER 60 - GENERAL Article 601. Definitions 602. Enforcement 603 . Control Devices 604. Turning Movements 605. Miscellaneous Driving Rules 606 . Pedestrian Regulations 607 . Trains 608. Airports CHAPTER 61 - OPERATION Article 610. General 611. Prohibited Places 612. Truck Routes 613 . One-Way Alleys 617 . Speed Limits 618 . Movement of Overloads - Permit Required CHAPTER 62 - STOPS AND YIELDS Article 621'. General CHAPTER 63 - PARKING Article 631. General 632. Time Limit Parking 633 . Loading Zones 634. Parking Regulations in City Parking Lots CHAPTER 65 - PARKING METERS Article 650. General 651. Meter Zones 652. Meters 653 . Use of Meters 654. Enforcement 655. Accounting CHAPTER 66 - LOADING ZONES Article 661. Restricted Standing Locations 662. Establishing of Loading Zones '� . SAFETY ANIMAL CONTROL S. 4211 CHAPTER 42 ANIMAL CONTROL (1279) . i D ARTICLE 421. GENERAL 422. ANIMAL 423. DOGS 424. OTHER ANIMALS 425. WILD OR VICIOUS ANIMALS AND REPTILES 426. MISCELLANEOUS RULES ARTICLE 421 GENERAL S. 4211 DEFINITION OF TERMS. For the purpose of this Chapter unless it is plainly evident from the context that a different meaning is intended, certain terms used herein are defined as follows: S. 4211.1 Doi shall include female as well as male dogs. S. 4211.2 Owner shall mean any person, firm or corporation owning, having an interest in, or having control or custody or possession of any animal. S. 4211.3 At Large shall mean an animal off the premises of its owner unless such animal be securely confined by a strong leash securely and con- tinuously held by the owner of such animal, or confined within an automobile. S. 4211.4 Dog Kennel shall mean any lot, building, structure, enclosure or premises wherein three (3) or more canine animals over the age of four (4) months are kept or permitted to remain. S. 4211.5 Cat Kennel shall mean any place where three (3) or more feline ani- mals are kept or permitted to remain. S. 4211.6 Animal shall include any beast, poultry, bird, reptile, fish or any other dumb animal. S. 4211.7 Horse shall include mule, burro, pony, jack, hinny or jenny. S. 4211.8 Person shall include any firm, partnership, corporation, trust or association or person. 4. S. 4221 ANIMAL CONTROL SAFETY I ARTICL1,1, 422 �- ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS AND DUTIES S. 4221 The offices of the Chief Animal Control. Officer and Deputy Animal Control Officer are hereby established. S. 4221.1 The Chief of Police shall be the Chief Animal Control Of- ficer. S. 4221.2 The Deputy Animal Control Officer may be either a person, firm, association, corporation, another municipality, or the County of Orange , and shall be determined by the City Council. The Deputy Animal Control Officer shall serve for such period of time and shall receive such compensation as shall be established by ordi- nance , resolution or by contract executed by the City Coun,:il. The Deputy Animal Control Officer is hereby authorized and directed to perform, in conjuction with and under the supervision of the Chief Animal Control Officer , the powers and duties herein bestowed upon and required to be performed by said Chief Animal Control Officer. S. 4221.3 Police Powers. The Deputy Animal Control Officer shall be vested with the necessary police powers and duties of a police officer for the exclusive purpose of enforcing the provisions of this Chapter, and it shall be his duty to make arrests and issue citations for violations of any of the provisions of this Chapter. The deputy Animal Control Officer shall enforce all. of the laws of the City, County and State relating to the care, treatment and im- pouding of dumb animals and to the prevention of cruelty to dumb animals. The exercise of said police powers shall be under. the direct supervision of the Chief Animal Control Officer. S. 4231.94 License and Tax Powers. The Deputy Animal Control Officer shall be vested with the powers and duties. of a Deputy License Inspector and shall have the power , as directed by the City Collector , to collect the license fees and to issue the animal licenses and tags prescribed herein. All sums so collected shall be paid over to the Finance Director on or before the loth day of each month. S. 4221. 5 Duties. It is hereby made the duty of the Deputy Animal Control Officer to enforce any other sections of this ordinance whether enumerated as a duty or not. S. 4221.6 Interference with Duty. No person shall rescue or attempt to rescue any animal mentioned herein from the possession of the Deputy Animal Control Officer nor interfere with the Chief Animal Control Officer , or his deputies , in the performance of their official duties. PUBLIC PLACES STREET WORK S. 7225 S. 7225 Application of Schedule. The above schedule shall apply to all persons, Tirms or corporations alike who make application to obstruct , cut , remove or excavate in, upon, across or along any improved or paved street, alley, sidewalk, curb or other public place within this City and/or any unimproved dirt or oiled street, land, alley or other public place within the City. (19, 577) .S. 7226 Disposition of Proceeds. All money so .paid shall be deposited by he ouncil in such fund as the Council may direct. (19, 577) S. 7227 Diligence Required: Restoration. Any such person ' firm or corporation obtaining such permit for the purpose of moving, constructing a building, digging or excavating, or making repairs , shall proceed with the moving, constructing, excavating .o.r digging, or other work for which the building material, dirt , or other obstruction or excavation is required, with all due diligence, ;end when completed, restore said street alley, sidewalk or public place to its former condition. (193 S. 7228 Placing of Warri:i.nK Lights. Any person, firm or cor- pora ion pl�cing or causing to be plac;,ed any such building, stand, countelr°, lunch wagon, wagon steed, bandstand, structure, buYn Aerial, gravel, dirt, eavation, or other obstruction o said streets, alleys, i ks or public places , shallthe nighttime put up d maintain such lights as shall effeprevent the happening of any accident in consequencebstruction. (19) 1167 ' C .JNTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE ANGES (Effective 10/5/72) PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE l i S. 9160 S. 9160 S. 9163.3.1 (d) S. 9163.3.1 (d) Article 920 (1st page only) Article 920 (1st page only) S. 9203.2.2 S. 9203.2.2 S. 9203.4.3.3 S. 9203.4.3.3 S. 9230 S. 9230 S. 9231.5 S. 9231.5 S. 9232.2 S. 9232.2 _ S. 9233.3.1.1 S. 9233.3.1.1 S. 9700.19 (3) S. 9700.18 (3) S. 9730 S. 9730 S. 9456 (f) S. 9456 (f) Article 960 (1st page only) (Corrected 10/1/72) Article 960 (1st page only) II PLANNING DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S. 9160,' ARTICLE 916 R2 DISTR[CT MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (495, 940, 1076, 1077, 1194, 1447, 1754) S. 9160 R2 ZONE, INTENT AND PURPOSE S. 9161 R2 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9161.1 Residences S. 9161.2 Uses Subject to Administrative Review S. 9161.3 Use Permits S. 9162 R2 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9162.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9162.2 Minimum Lot Width S. 9162.3 Maximum Density S. 9162.4 Lot Coverage S . 9162.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings S. 9162.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9163 R2 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9163.1 Front Yard S. 9163.2 Side Yard S. 9163 .3 Rear Yard . S. 9163.4 Yard Exceptions S. 9163.5 Townlot Area, Minimum Front Yard Setback S. 9164 R2 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS OR HEDGES S. 9165 R2 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDING S. 9166 R2 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9166.1 Automobile Parking Ratios S. 9166.2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S. 9166.3 Parking Space Dimension S. 9166.4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9166.5 Setback from a Street. S. 9166.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S. 9166.7 Garages Facing a Street S. 9166.8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S. 9166.9 Minimum Driveway Requirements S. 9160 R2 DISTRICT. INTENT AND PURPOSE, This district is intended to provide for areas of medium density, multiple family residential development. It is further intended to provide a transition between lot density and high density residential developments and/or nonresidential developments. S. 9161 R2 ZONE, USES PERMITTED: The following uses are permitted in this zone: S. 9161.1 Residence. Single family ane multi-family dwellings and their customary accessory uses and structures shall be permitted in this district. No tent, mobile home, trailer, vehicle or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling or sleeping purposes in this district. (1360) S. 9161.2 Uses Subject to Administrative Review. All uses in the townlot area shall be subject to approval of an administrative review application before the Board of Zoning Adjustments unless .a use permit application is required. The following criteria shall serve as guidelines for the board in approving, conditionally approving, or denying such applications: S. 9161.2 (a) LL JENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING (a) Relationship of the structure to the site. I (b) Relationship of the structure to the surroundings. (c) Relationship of the open space and recreation space to the dwelling units. j (d) Relationship of parking and vehicular circulation areas. I (e) Compliance with provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. (1752 - 9/72) S. 9161.3 Uses Subject to Use Permit. The following uses may be permitted sub- ject to the issuance of a Use Permit: i S. 9161.3.1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the provisions of Article i 984. (1563 - 3/70) I S. 9161.3.2 Private Full-Time Day Schools are Permitted in� this District Subject to the Following Conditions: (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California. I I (b) Fifty percent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area. (c) Off-Street parking shall be provided at the following ratios: i (1) Elementary schools - 1k parking spaces for each classroom. (2) Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. I (3) High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S. 9161.3.2.1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S. 9161.3.3 Public Utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total net area. S. 9161.3.4 Private recreation areas, provided said recreation areas do not include commercial enterprises. S. 9161.3.5 Golf courses and their normal appurtenances. . All structures shall be set back a minimum distance of 300 feet from any proposed or existing residential building site. I (a) The intent of this setback provision is to assure the welfare and privacy of existing and future residential development. (b) Commercial driving ranges that are used in conjunction with a golf course are permitted. (c) Miniature courses, "Pitch and Putt" or "Par 3" golf courses, or other similar commercial enterprises are not permitted. i (d) Ten off-street parking spaces shall be provided for each Tee. i (e) Parking for :all commercial structures and uses shall conform to the most res- trictive standards set forth in the commercial zones. ' i I PLANNING DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT S. 9163.3.1 (d) The dwelling is not constructed in accordance with the side yard setback exception allowed by Section 9163.3.1.1; and (e) The zero rear yard is not adjacent to a public or private right of way; and (f) Exposure protection between structures is provided according to the specifi- cations of the Huntington Beach Fire Department and the Huntington Beach De- partment of Building and Safety; and (g) An administrative review application, accompanied by a precise plan, is sub- mitted to the Board of'Zoning Adjustments and approved or conditionally approved by the Board prior to issuance of building permits for the dwelling. Said plan shall delineate all structures proposed for initial construction. The Board, after reviewing said matter, may approve, conditionally approve cr deny the precise plan. In its review the Board shall consider placement of all structures building material and finishing of the wall constructed along the rear lot line. (1469) S. 9163.3.1.1 Minimum Open Space. A minimum open space of .25 square feet shall. be provided for each square foot of residential gross floor area. Such open space shall be allocated as follows: (a) Ground Floor. Each ground floor unit shall have a minimum of seventy (70) square feet of recreation area with a minimum dimension of seven (7) feet. (b) Aboveground Floor. Each unit above the ground floor shall have at least sixty (60) square feet of recreation area with a minimum dimension of six (6) feet. (c) . Remaining Open Space. The remaining open space areas shall be arranged to offer maximum benefits to the occupant of the development as well as providing visual appeal and building separation for the development. (d) Unit Relation. Such recreation areas shall relate exclusively to the units they serve. (e) Use of Setbacks. Setbacks may be incorporated into the required recreation space if separated from a street or property line with a fence or wall over forty-two (42) inches in height. (f) Balconies. Balconies that are required for entrances or exits shall not. be considered as open space except where such exits or entrances are for the sole use of the unit. (g) Roofed Structures. Said open space shall not include any type of roofed or enclosed structure. (h) Driveways and Parking. Said open space shall not include vehicular circulation areas, such as driveways, driveway easements, or open parking areas. (1469,1752-9/72) S. 9163.3.2 Attached Garages Entered Directly From An Alley. Attached garages entered directly from an alley need not setback further than five (5) feet from said alley, provided the minimum turning radius requirement in S. 9166.4 is maintained. (1288) S. 9163.4 Exceptions. S. 9163.4.1 Street Intersections. Within a triangular area formed by measuring 25 feet along the front and exterior side lot lines of a corner lot, there shall be no structure, fence, wall, hedge, or landscaping above 42 inches or below 7 feet that would obstruct vision. S. 9163.4.2 Low DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9163.4.2 All Yards. S. 9163.4.2.1 Paved Areas. Yard requirements .shall not apply to paved areas such as walks, driveways and patio slabs. S. 9163.4.2.2 Architectural Features. Architectural features including eaves and fireplaces, any project to within thirty (30) inches of the side lot line and four (4) feet into the required front and rear yard, provided such features maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot. In addition, an eave return may project to within eighteen (18) inches of the side lot line for a distance of twelve (12) feet. Said twelve (12) feet shall be measured from the beginning of the eave return at the front of the house. All eaves shall setback thirty (30) inches when over required windows. This provision shall not allow other architectural features to encroach closer than thirty (30) inches to any property line. (1288) S. 9163.4.2.3 Open Unenclosed Stairways or Balconies. Open unenclosed stairways or balconies, not covered by a roof or canopy, may exceed four (4) feet into the required front yard and may extend into the required side yard to within three (3) feet of the property line. However, such stairways or balconies shall maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot. S. 9163.4.3 Fences, Walls, or Hedges. As provided in Section 9164, fences, wall, or hedges may be located in the required yard areas. S. 9163.4.4 Accessory Buildings. As provided in Section 9165, accessory buildings may be located in the required yard areas. S. 9163.5 Townlot Area. Minimum Front Yard Setback. Within the townlot area the minimum front yard setback shall be fifteen (15) feet. However, said setback may be reduced to seven and one-half (7k) feet for any lot provided that: (a) The seven and one-half (7k) foot setback is on fifty percent (50%) or Less of the total building width; and (b) An average fifteen (15) foot setback shall be maintained for the total building width. (1752 - 9/72) S. 9614 R2 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS OR HEDGES. Fences, walls, or hedges which are not over 3k feet in height may be located on any portion of the lot. Fences, walls, or hedges, not exceeding 6 feet in height may be located in the required side or rear yards, except as hereinafter provided. Fences, walls, or hedges exceeding 6 feet in height shall observe the same yard requirements as the main dwelling. S. 9164.1 Corner Lot. Fences, walls, or hedges, not exceeding 6 feet in height may be erected in the exterior side yard of a corner lot, provided they are not closer than 25 feet to the front property line for traffic safety vision. PLANNING HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE .,920- CHAPTER 92 11IG11 DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DIS'.I'R.I.C'.I'S ARTICLE 920. R3' - MEDIUM-HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT 923. R4 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT 924. MOBILEHOME DISTRICT 925. R5 - OFFICE PROFESSIONAL - Renumbered (Art. 940 - 6/72) , ARTICLE 920 R3 DISTRICT MEDIUM-HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (495, 556,- 1076, 1077, 11942 1754) S. 9200 R3 ZONE, INTENT S. 9201 R3 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9201.1 Residences S. 9201.3 Use Permits S: 9202 R3 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9202.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9202.2 Minimum Lot Width S. 9202.3 Maximum Density S. 9202.4 Lot Coverage S. 9202.5 Distance Between Main Buildings S. 9202.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9203 R3 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9203.1 Front Yard S. 9203.2 Side Yard S. 9203.3 All Yards S. 9203.4 Yard Exceptions S. 9203.5 Townlot Area. Setback Requirements S. 9204 R3 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS, OR HEDGES S. 9205 R3 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S. 9206 R3 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9206.2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S. 9206.3 Parking Space Dimensions S. 9206.4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9206.5 Setback from a Street S. 9206.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S. 9206.7 Garages Facing a Street S. 9206.8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S. 9206.9 Minimum Driveway Requirements i S. 9200 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ' PLANNING S. 9200 R3 ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to provide a fairly high pop- ulation density, but will preserve adequate light, air, ventilation and open space. S. 9201 R3 ZONE, USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone: S. 9201.1 Residences. Two or more attached dwelling units permanently located, and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone. No tent, trailer, vehicle, or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling i purposes. S. 9201.2 Uses Subject to Administrative Review. All uses in the townlot area shall be subject to an administrative review application before the Board of Zoning Adjustments unless a use permit application is required. The follow- ' ing criteria shall serve as guidelines for the board in approving, conditionally approving, or denying such application: I' (a) Relationship of the structure to the site. (b) Relationship of the structure to the surroundings. i (c) Relationship of the open space and recreation space to the dwelling units. (d) Relationship of parking and vehicular circulation areas. (e) Compliance with provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. (1752 - 9/72) ' S. 9201.3 Uses Subject to Use Permit. The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit: S. 9201.3.1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the provisions of Article 984. (1563 - 3/70) S. 9201.3.2 Private Full Time Day Schools are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions: (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California. i (b) Fifty percent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area. (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios: it 1. Elementary schools - 1'k parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior High schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3. High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. i S. 9201.3.2.1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. (1194) S. 9201.3.3 Public Utility Substations that do not exceed one acre in net area. I i i i PLANNING HIGH DENSITY .RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S. 9203.2.2 S. 9203.2.2 Exterior Side Yard. The minimum exterior side yard of a corner lot shall be 20 per cent of the lot width. . Said side yard need not ex- ceed 10 feet and shall not be less than 6 feet, except as provided in Sections 9203.4 and 9206.5. S. 9203.3 Rear Yard. The minimum rear yard setback shall be ten (10) feet; however, that portion of a two story dwelling which is constructed over a garage or carport abutting an alley need not be set back further than ten (10) feet from the centerline of such alley. (1469) S. 9203.3.1 Exception. Zero Rear Yard Setback. The rear yard setback may be reduced to zero provided that: (a) The lot adjacent to that rear yard is held under the same ownership at the time of initial construction, and the minimum rear yard setback for such adjacent lot is either zero or not less than ten (10) feet; and (b) The wall located at the zero rear yard setback is constructed with maintenance- free, solid decorative masonry for the first story of the dwelling and the second story is constructed with maintenance-free, decorative masonry or masonry veneer with a minimum thickness of two (2) inches. Decorative construction need not be used on that portion of the structure obscured from the vision of the adjacent rear yard by the wall located at the zero rear yard setback. The wall so con- structed shall intersect side property lines; and (c) No portion of the dwelling or architectural features project over any property lines; and (d) The dwelling is not constructed in accordance with the side yard setback exception allowed by Section 9203.2.1.1; and (e) The zero rear yard is not adjacent to a public or private right of way; and (f) Exposure protection between structures is provided according to the specifications of the Huntington Beach Fire Department and the Huntington Beach Department of Building and Safety; and (g) An administrative review application, accompanied by: a precise plan, is submit- ted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments and approved or conditionally approved by the Board prior to issuance of building permits for the dwelling. Said plan shall delineate all structures proposed for initial construction. The Board, after reviewing said matter, may approve, conditionally approve or deny the precise plan. In its review, the Board shall consider placement of all struc- tures, building material and finishing of the wall constructed along the rear lot line. (1469) S. 9203.3.1.1 Minimum Open Space. A minimum open space of .25 square feet shall be provided for each square foot of residential gross floor area. Such open space shall be allocated as follows: (a) Ground Floor. Each ground floor unit shall have a minimum of seventy (70) square feet of recreation area with a minimum dimension of seven (7) feet. (b) Aboveground Floor. Each unit above the ground floor shall ha•►e at least sixty (60) square feet of recreation area with a minimum dimension of six (6) feet. (c) Remaining Open Space. The remaining open space areas shall be arranged to offer maximum benefits to the occupant of the development as well as providing visual appeal and building separation for the development. (d) Unit Relation. Such recreation areas shall relate exclusively to the units they serve. S. 9203.3.1.1 (e) HiuH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING (e) Use of Setbacks. Setbacks may be incorporated into the required recreation space if separated from a street or property line with a fence or wall over forty-two (42) inches in height. (f) Balconies. Balconies that are required for entrances or exits shall not be con- sidered as open space except where such exits or entrances are for the sole use of the unit. (g) Roofed Structures. Said open space shall not include any type of roofed or enclosed structure. (h) Driveways and Parking. Said open space shall not include vehicular circulation areas, such as driveways, driveway easements, or open parking areas. (1469, 1752 - 9/72) S. 9203.3.2 Attached Garages Entered Directly From An Alley. Attached garages entered directly from an alley need not setback further than five (5) feet from said alley provided the minimum turning radius requirement in S. 9206.4 is maintained. (1288) S. 9203.4 Exceptions. S. 9203.4.1 Within the area bounded by Ocean Avenue on the southwest, Twenty Third Street on the northwest, Palm Avenue on the north and northeast and Lake and First Streets on the east and southeast, the minimum exterior side yard of a corner lot that is 55 feet wide or less shall be five (5) feet. Said five (5) feet shall remain free and clear of all obstructions except architectural features, fences, walls or hedges. S. 9203.4.2 Street Intersections. Within a triangular area formed by measuring 25 feet along the front and exterior side lot lines of a corner lot, there shall be no structure, fence, wall, hedge, or landscaping above 42 inches or below 7 feet that would obstruct vision. S. 9203.4.3 All Yards. S. 9203.4.3.1 Paved Areas. Yard requirements shall not apply to paved areas such as walks, driveways and patio slabs. S. 9203.4.3.2 Architectural Features. Architectural features, including eaves and fireplaces, may project to within thirty (30) inches of the side lot line and four (4) feet into the required front and rear yard, provided such features maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot. In addition an eave return may project to within eighteen (18) inches of a side lot line for a distance of twelve (12) feet. Said twelve (12) feet shall be measured from the beginning of the eave return at the front of the house. All eaves shall setback thirty (30) inches when over required windows. This provision shall not allow other architectural features to encroach closer than thirty (30) inches to any property line. (1288) PLANNING HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S. 9203.4.3.3 S. 9203.4.3.3 Open Unenclosed Stairways or Balconies. Open unenclosed stairways or balconies, not covered by a roof or a canopy, may extend four (4) feet into the required front yard and may extend into the required side yard to within three (3) feet of the property line. However, such stairways or balconies shall maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot. S. 9203.4.4 Fences, Walls, or Hedges. As provided in Section 9204, fences, walls or hedges may be located in the required yard areas. S. 9203.4.5 Accessory Buildings. As provided in Section 9205, accessory build- ings may be located in the required yard areas. S. 9203.5 Townlot Area. Setback Requirements. Within the townlot area the following setback requirements shall apply: (a) Front Yard. The minimum front yard setback shall be ten (10) feet, however, said setback may be reduced to five (5) feet for any lot provided that: (1) The five (5) foot setback is on fifty percent (50%) of less of the total building width; and (2) An average ten (10) foot setback shall be maintained for the total building width. (b) Interior Side Yard. The minimum interior side yard setback shall be five (5) feet, except that carports may be at zero setback provided that: (1) That portion of a carport located within the five (5) foot side yard shall be constructed of maintenance free solid masonry material which may be equal in height to the first floor double plate but shall not exceed nine (9) feet; and (2) The three walls which enclose that portion of a carport within the five (5) foot side yard shall be constructed of a six (6) foot high, maintenance free, solid decorative masonry. (1752 - 9/72) S. 9204 R3 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS OR HEDGES. Fences, stalls, or hedges which are not over 3k feet in height may be located on any portion of the lot. Fences, walls, or hedges, not exceeding 6 feet in height, may be located in the required side or rear yards, except as hereinafter provided. Fences, walls or hedges exceeding 6 feet in height shall observe the same yard requirements as the. main dwelling. S. 9204.1 Corner Lot. Fences, walls, or hedges, not exceeding 6 feet in height, may be erected in the exterior side yard of a corner lot, provided they are not closer than 25 feet to the front property line for traffic safety vision. S. 9204.1.1 Reverse Corner Lot. Fences, walls, or hedges, not exceeding 6 feet in height, may be erected in the exterior side yard of a reverse corner lot, provided there is a 10 foot triangular corner cut-off at the rear exterior corner. Said corner cut-off shall be measured along the rear and exterior side lot lines. S. 9204.2 Street Intersections. Within a triangular area formed by measuring 25 feet along the front and exterior side lot lines of a corner lot, there shall be no structure, fence, wall, hedge, or landscaping above 42 inches or below 7 feet that would obstruct vision. S. 9204.3 Corner Lot Abutting an Alley. Within a triangular area formed by measuring 10 feet along the alley and exterior side lot lines, there shall be no structure, fence, wall, hedge, landscaping or obstruction erected or maintained over 3k feet in height. S. 9204.4 HivH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9204.4 Height Measurement of Fence or Wall. The height of a fence may be measured from either side of the fence. Provided, where a retaining wall is combined with a fence, no portion of the retaining wall will be measured in meeting fence height requirements. Any combination of retaining wall or fence over 8 feet high must be built so a variation in design or material will show between re- taining portion and fence. Any fence and retaining wall combination over 6 feet in height shall be designed without decorative block or cap block, except that decora- tive block equal in strength to the main portion of the fence will be acceptable. S. 9204.5 Exception. Fence and Wall Setback. In order to allow variation in street scenes, setbacks of walls, fences and hedges may be reduced to not less than six (6) feet provided that: (a) An administrative review application, accompanied by a precise plan delineating all structures, walls, fences and hedges is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjust- ments and approved or conditionally approved by the Board; and (b) Within a triangular area formed by measuring ten (10) feet along the front prop- erty line from the point of intersection of the front property line and the edge of the driveway and seven and one-half (7�) feet along the edge of said driveway, there is no structure, fence, wall, hedge or landscaping above the height of forty-two (42) inches or below seven (7) feet that would obstruct vision; and (c) Within a triangular area formed by measuring twenty-five (25) feet along the front and twenty-five (25) feet along the exterior property lines from the point of inter- section of the prolongation of the front and exterior property lines, there is no structure fence, wall, hedge or landscaping above the height of forty-two (42) inches or below seven (7) feet that would obstruct vision; and (d) The reduction of the setback is made during initial construction of the dwelling on the lot; and (e) The reduction is made on lots that are a part of at least five (5) or more con- tiguous legal building sites held under the same ownership; and kf) The maximum height for fences, walls or hedges do not exceed six (6) feet when erected within the front yard setback for the dwelling; provided, however, there may be a transition between six (6) foot fences or walls and those fences or walls which are permitted on the side property line in excess of six (6) feet. (1460) PLANNING hj.vH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTi S. 9230 ARTICLE 923 R4 DISTRICT HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (495, 556, 1076, 1077, 1194, 1754) S. 9230 R4 ZONE, INTENT S. 9231 R4 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9231.1 Residences S. 9231.2 Private Schools S. 9231.3 Pre-Schools S. 9231.4 Recreation S. 9231.5 Boarding Houses S. 9231.6 Uses Subject to Administrative Review S. 9231.7 Use Permits S. 9232 R4 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9232.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9232.2 Minimum Lot Width S. 9232.3 Maximum Density S. 9232.4 Lot Coverage S. 9232.5 Distance Between Main Buildings S. 9232.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9233 R4 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9233.1 Front Yard S. 9233.2 Side Yard S. 9233.3 All Yards S. 9233:4 Townlot Area. Setback Requirements S. 9234 R4 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS OR HEDGES S. 9235 R4 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S. 9236 R4 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9236.2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S. 9236.3 Parking Space Dimensions S. 9236.4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9236.5 Setback from a Street S. 9236.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S. 9236.7 Garages Facing a Street S. 9236.8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S. 9236.9 Minimum Driveway Requirements S. 9230 R4 ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to provide for a high pop- ulation density and still maintain the maximum amount of light, air, ventilation and open space. S. 9231 R4 ZONE, USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone. S. 9231.1 Residences. Buildings containing 3 or more attached dwelling units, permanently located and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone. No tent, trailer, vehicle or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes. (1194) S . 9231. 2 HIGIIENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRI 5 PLANNING S . 9231. 2 Private Full Time- Day S-chools are Permitted in this District Subject to the ".following Conditions (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California . (b) Fifty per cent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area. (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios : 1. Elementary schools - 1k parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 9231. 2. 1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall confrom to Article 979. S . 9231.3 Pre-School or Day Care Nurseries for Children are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions . (a) An outdoor play area of 200 square feet per child shall be provided. Such play area shall be kept in grass and fully enclosed with a 6 foot high fence . Any gate area used for access to the play area shall be securely fastened or said area shall be supervised .at all times . (b) Twenty square feet of play area shall be provided within the building for each child. (c) One parking space shall be provided for every 2 employees plus 2 parking spaces for the resident owner or manager. (d) Ten per cent of the parking area shall be landscaped . S . 9231 .3 .1 The arrangement and access for all. parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S . 9231.4 Recreation Areas . Private recreation areas are permitted provided said areas do not include any commercial enterprises . PLANNING h_ _A DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTL S. 9231.5 S. 9231.5 Boarding Houses. Boarding houses, or lodging houses are permitted subject to the following requirements: (a) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each bedroom or guest room plus 2 off-street parking spaces for the owner or manager. (1) In the case where 3 or more beds are provided in a room, as in the case of dormitories, each 100 square feet of gross floor area shall be considered a guest room. (b) A minimum of 10 per cent of the parking area shall be landscaped. S. 9231.5.1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S. 9231.6 Uses Subject to Administrative Review. All uses in the townlot area shall be subject to approval of an administrative review application before the Board of Zoning Adjustments unless a use permit application is required. The following criteria shall serve as guidelines for the board in approving, con- ditionally approving, or denying such application: (a) Relationship of the structure to the site. (b) Relationship of the structure to the surroundings. (c) Relationship of the open space and recreation space to the dwelling units. (d) Relationship of parking and vehicular circulation areas. (e) Compliance with provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. S. 9231.7 Uses Permitted Subject to Use Permits. The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit: S. 9231.7.1 Public utility substations that _do not exceed 1 acre in total net area. S. 9231.7.2 Golf courses and their normal appurtenances. All structures shall be set back a minimum distance of 300 feet from any proposed or existing residential building site. (a) The intent of this setback provision is to assure the welfare and privacy of existing and future residential development. (b) Commercial driving ranges that are used in conjunction with a golf course are permitted. (c) Miniature courses, "pitch and putt" or "par 3" golf courses, or other similar commercial enterprises are not permitted. (d) Ten off-street parking spaces shall be provided for each Tee. (e) Parking for all commercial structures and uses shall conform to the most restrictive standards set forth in the commercial zones. S , 9231 .7 . 2.1 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S . 9231 .7 . 2.1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S . 9231 . 7 .3 Churches and their appurtenent structures subject to the following requirements : (a) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 3 fixed seats in the sanctuary or main place of assembly plus 1 off- street parking space for each 35 square feet of seating area where there are not fixed seats in such sanctuary or place of assembly. (b) Ten per cent of the parking area shall be landscaped and per- manently maintained. S . 9231.7 .3 .1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979 . S . 9232 R4 ZONE. PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. S . 9232.1 Minimum Lot Area . The minimum lot area shall be 6000 square feet for interior lots and 6500 square feet for corner lots . S . 9232.1 .1 Exceptions . S . 9232. 1. 1 . 1 Any parcel of land existing on June 5, 1946 , the effective date of Ordinance 495, and held under separate owner- ship on that date may be used as a building site . S . 9232.1 . 1 . 2 Any parcel of land which is under one ownership and consists of 2 or more lots , each having less than 5000 square feet , shall be considered a legal building site , provided the following conditions are met : (a) The combined total square feet of said lots shall equal or be more than 5000 square feet . (b) Said parcel of land shall abut a dedicated street or vehicular easement. Said easement shall meet the requirements of Section 9236 .9. (c) Said lots were recorded prior to June 5;, 1946 , the effective date of Ordinance 495. PLANNING HICK-' DEI,t::>ITY kESIDENTIAL DISTR771"D S. 92,32.2 S. 9232.2 Mii.imum i.,ot Width and Frontage. The min:imlum lot width shall be sixty 0 feet for interior lots and sixty- five (65) feet for exterior lots. The minimum frontage shall be forty- five (45) feet for cul-de-sac and knuckle lots. (1315) S. 9232.2.1 Width Determination. S. 9232.2.1.1 Rectangular Shaped Lots. The width. :.,hall be ;ne a: ured along a :Line equidistant, to and twenty (20) J.eet from the front property line . S. 9232.2.1.2 Cul-de-sac Knuckle or Similar Lots. The wi�Lth shall be measured twenty 20 feet from the front property line along a line perpendicular to the bisector of the front property line. S. 9232.2.1.3 Cul-de-sac Lots Siding Onto Another Street. Freeway, Channel or Similar Properties. The lot width shall be measured along a line perpendicular to the interior side property line and twenty (20) feet from the front property line. S. 9232.2.1.4 Calculations Submitted. In all cases, a licensed land surveyor or civil engineer shall submit calculations showing lot widths , depths and areas. (1469) S. 9232.2.2 Exceptions. Any legal building site, as .provided. in 9232.1.1 need not meet the required minimum lot widths. S. 9232.3 Maximum Density. The maximum density shall not exceed 1 dwelling unit for each 1000 square feet of lot area., provided not more than 29 dwelling units are located on any parcel of land. S. 9232.3.1 Exceptions. S. 9232.3.1.1 The maximum density shall not exceed 1 dwelling unit for each 950 square feet of lot area on lots t.Arithin the territory bounded by Ocean Avenue on the southwest, Twenty-third Street on the northwest, Palm Avenue on the north and. northeast and. Lake and First Streets on -the east and southeast. S. 9232.3.1.2 Any lawfully created lot which consists of 5000 square feet or more may be occupied by 6 dwelling units. S. 9232.3.1.3 Use Permit Required . Where fifteen (1_1�) or more dwel- ling units are proposed for construction, a use permit shall be obtained pu:rsu::nt to the provisions of Article 981. Approval of such use permit shall be contingent upon the developer' s compliance with .all the criteria contained in the current standards for apart- ment development. (1685 - 12/71) S. 9232.3.1.4 Any development which extends 150 feel: or more from a. street may be permitted, subject to the approval of a Use Permit. S. 9232.4 sH DENSITY RESIDL'NTIAL DISTRIC_ PLANNING S. 9232.4 Lot Coverage. The ground floor area of all roofed structures shall not occupy more than 65 percent of the lot area. S. 9232.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings. The minimum distance between the exter- ior walls of main dwellings on the same lot shall be 15 feet, except as provided in Section 9232.5.1. S. 9232.5.1 Exceptions. S. 9232.5.1.1 Alleys or Drives. Where an alley or drive is provided between structures on the same lot, the minimum distance between the exterior walls of the building shall be increased equal to the width of the alley or drive. Said alley or drive shall be subject to the requirements of Section 9236.9. S. 9232.6 Maximum Building Height. The maximum building height shall not exceed thirty (30) feet, and shall not exceed two (2) stories, except that a maximum building height of three (3) stories, with a maximum height of thirty-five (35) feet may be permitted. (1752 - 9/72) S. 9232.6.1 Three-Story Building. Exterior Wall Setback. The exterior wall of any three-story building shall be set back one hundred (100) feet or more from the property line of any single-family residential development except that such setback may be eighty-five (85) feet where such three-story building site is sep- arated from such single-family residential development by parking structures such as carports or garages, constructed on a common property line, or except where said three- story building site is separated from such single-family residential development by a public right of way, school, golf course, public utility right of way, flood control right of way or channel, which is sixty (60) feet or more in clear width. (1752 - 9/72) S. 9233 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line or the ultimate right-of-way line as adopted by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, and any amendments thereto, by any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, by the Department of Public Works standards, or by ordinance, whichever may be the greater. (1705 - 1/72) S. 9233.1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be 10 feet, except as pro- vided in Sections 9233.4 and 9236.5. S. 9233.2 Side Yard. S. 9233.2.1 Interior Side Yard. (a) The minimum interior side yard setback for single-story and two-story dwellings shall be ten percent (10%) of the lot width. Said side yard setback need not exceed five (5) feet, and shall not be less than three (3) feet. (b) The minimum interior side yard setback for three-story dwellings shall be ten (10) feet. (1752 - 9/72) PLANNING h-.,H DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.. S. 9233.3;1:1 S. 9233.3.1.1 Minimum Open Space. A minimum open space of .25 square feet shall be provided for each square foot of residential gross floor area. Such open space shall be allocated as follows: (a) Ground Floor. Each ground floor unit shall have a minimum of seventy (70) square feet of recreation area with a minimum dimension of seven (7) feet. (b) Aboveground Floor. Each unit above .the ground floor shall have at least sixty (60) square feet of recreation area with a minimum dimension of six (6) feet. (c) Remaining Open Space. The remaining open space areas shall be arranged to offer maximum benefits to the occupant of the development as well as providing visual appeal and building separation for the development. (d) Unit Relation. Such recreation areas shall relate exclusively to the units they serve. (e) Use of Setbacks. Setbacks may be incorporated into the required recreation space is separated from a street or property line with a fence or wall over forty-two (42) inches in height. (f) Balconies. Balconies that are required for entrances or exits shall not be con- sidered as open space except where such exits or entrances are for the sole use of the unit. (g) Roofed Structures. Said open space shall not include any type of roofed or enclosed structure. (h) Driveways and Parking. Said open space shall not include vehicular circulation areas, such as driveways, driveway easements, or open parking areas. (1469,1752-9/72) S. 9233.3.2 Attached Garages Entered Directly From An Alley. Attached garages entered directly from an alley nei;d not setback further than five (5) feet from said alley provided the minimum turning radius requirement in S. 9236.4 is maintained. (1288) S. 9233.4 Townlot Area. Setback Requirements. Within the townlot area the fol- lowing setback requirements shall apply: (a) Front Yard. The minimum front yard setback shall be ten (10) feet, however, said setback may be reduced to five (5) feet for any lot provided that: (1) The five (5) foot setback is on fifty percent (50%) of the total building width; and (2) An average ten (10) foot setback shall be maintained for the total building width. (b) Interior Side Yard. The minimum interior side yard setback shall be five (5) feet, except that carports may be at zero setback provided that: (1) That portion of a carport located within the five (5) foot side yard shall be constructed of maintenance free, solid masonry material which may be equal in height to the first floor double plate but shall not exceed nine (9) feet; and (2) The three walls which enclose that portion of a carport within the five (5) foot side yard shall be constructed of six (6) foot high, maintenance free, solid decorative masonry. (1752 - 9/72) S. 9233.4.2 Street Intersections. Within a triangular area formed by measuring. 25 feet along the front and exterior side lot lines of a corner lot, there shall be no structure, fence, wall, hedge, or landscaping above 42 inches or below 7 feet that would obstruct vision. S � 923304 �3 HIGH , ;NSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRI( PLANNING S . 9233 .4.3 All Yards . Se 9233o4e3o1 Paved Areas . Yard requirements shall not apply to paved areas such as walks , driveways and patio slabs . S , 9233 .4 .3 . 2 Architectural Features . Architectural Features includ- ing eaves and fireplaces , may project to within thirty (30) inches of the side lot line and four (4) feet into the required front and rear yard, provided such features maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot. In addition, an eave return may project to within eighteen (18) inches of the side lot line for a distance of twelve (12) feet , Said twelve (12) feet shall be measured from the beginning of the eave return at the front of the house . All eaves shall setback thirty (30) inches when over required windows . This provision shall not allow other architectural features to encroach closer than thirty (30) inches to any property line . (1288) So 9233 .4 .3 .3 Open Unenclosed Stairways or Balconies . Open unenclosed stairways or balconies , not covered by a roof or canopy, may extend four (4) feet into the required front yard and may extend into the required side yard to within three (3) feet of the property line . However, such stairways or balconies shall maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot, S . 9233 .4 .4 Fences , Walls or Hedges . As provided in Section 9234, fences , walls , or hedges may be located in the required yard areas , S . 9233 .4 .5 Accessory Buildings . As provided in Section 9235, accessory buildings may be located in the required yard areas . Se 9234 R4 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS , OR HEDGES. Fences , walls or hedges which are not over 3 1 2 feet in height may be located on any portion of the lot . Fences , walls , or hedges , not exceeding 6 feet in height, may be located in the required side or rear yards , except as hereinafter provided . Fences , walls , or hedges exceeding 6 feet in height shall observe the same yard requirements as the main dwelling. Se 9234 ,1 Corner Lot , Fences , walls , or hedges , not exceeding 6 feet in height, may be erected in the exterior side yard of a corner lot, provided they are not closer than 25 feet to the front property line for traffic safety N:'ision. So 9234 . 1 .1 Reverse Corner Lot , Fences, walls , or hedges , not ' exceeding 6 feet in height, may be erected in the exterior side yard of a reverse corner lot, provided there is a 10 foot triangular corner cut-,off at the rear exterior corner . Said corner cut-off shall be measured along the rear and exterior side lot lines . PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9700.18 J3) (3) TRAVEL TRAILER PARK. An improved camping or vacationing area or tract of land where one or more spaces or lots are rented or held out for rent to accomodate travel trailers, campers, camp cars or motor homes used for one-stop over not to exceed thirty (30) consecutive days, and is then removed. (1673 - 11/71) (4) TOWNLOT AREA Shall mean the area and parcels within the area bounded by Pacific Coast Highway on the southwest, Goldenwest Street on the northwest, Palm Avenue on the north and northeast, and Lake Street on the east and southeast. (1752 - 9/72) S. 9700.19 Words beginning with the letter "U" shall have the following definitions: (1) USE. The purpose for which land or a building or structure is designed, arranged, or intended or for which it is, or in the future may be, occupied or main- tained. (495, 556) (2) UTILITY TRAILER. A vehicle, other than a motor vehicle, which is drawn by a motor vehicle and used to carry, or capable of carrying property on its own structure. (1673 - 11/71) S. 9700.21 Words beginning with the letter "W" shall have the following definitions: (1) WATERFRONT LOT. Any lot or portion thereof abutting a navigable waterway such as a bay, cove or channel. (1469) S. 9700.22 Words beginning with the letters "X", "Y", and "Z" shall have the following definitions: (1) YARD. An open space on a lot on which a building is situated,and, except as otherwise provided in applicable provisions of Division 9, is unoccupied or unob- structed with buildings, structures, or portions thereof from the earth to the sky. When a yard dimension is given, it shall represent the minimum horizontal distance to be measured between the face of any structure and a line parallel with a lot line. (495, 556) (a) Front Yard. A yard across the full width of the lot and extending from the front lot line to a line parallel thereto which passes through the nearest portion of the main building which is closest to said front lot line, except those projections of a main building permitted in a front yard by Sections 9771, 9772 and 9772.1. (b) Rear Yard. A yard extending across the full width of the lot and measured between the rear lot line of the lot and the nearest rear portion of the main build- ing which is closest to said rear lot line, except as provided in Sections 9771, 9772 and 9772.1. (c) Side Yard. A yard on each side of the building and extending from the front yard to the rear yard of said lot, and located between the side lot line and the main buildings, the measured distance of which yard shall represent the shortest distance between the side line of the lot and that portion of the main building nearest said side line from which the measurement is taken, except as provided in Sections 9771, 9772 and 9772.1. S. 9700.23 Words beginning with the letter "R" shall have the following definitions.: (1) RECREATION SPACE shall mean open space that is used for passive or active. recreation. Passive recreation facilities may include outdoor sitting areas in the form of sundecks, balconies, patios, roof gardens, and specially designed shaded areas adjacent to walkways. Active recreation areas include pedestrian ways located and landscaped to provide for strolling activities, tennis courts, swimming and boating areas, shuffleboard courts, bridle paths, play lots, playgrounds, and playing fields. (1752 - 9/72) PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9730 ARTICLE 973 MISCELLANEOUS S. 9730 MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS: S. 9730.1 Effect of Height Limitations. Height limitations provisions in applic- able provisions of Division 9 shall not be deemed to regulate the height of chimneys, cooling towers, fire station towers, flagpoles, scenery lofts, water tanks, radio poles or towers, ornamental towers, ornamental towers or spires, domes, cupolas, oil well derricks, parapet walls not exceeding four feet (4') in height, or other similar appurtenances not designed for habitation. (495, 517) S. 9730.2 Private Garages. Private garages required by applicable provisions of Division 9 shall be built concurrently with the main buildings to which such garages are accessory and shall be maintained as private garages for said main building. (495, 517) S. 9730.3 Residential Parking. Except as otherwise provided in this Ordinance Code, there shall be required minimum off-street parking provided in the form of either a carport or garage at the ratio of one garage or carport per dwelling unit for all residential uses within the City. Hotels within the C3 General Business District shall be excluded from this requirement. (731) S. 9730.4 Exempted Uses. No provision in applicable provisions of Division 9 shall be deemed to prohibit within any district the following uses: (a) City Buildings. Fire and Police Stations or other public buildings owned by the City and the customary uses of such buildings. (495, 517) (b) Schools. Public schools, including usual and customary facilities in connection therewith. (495, 517) (c) Parks. Public parks including recreation, storage and service buildings ap- purtenant to said park and used in connection therewith. (d) Concessions. Commercial enterprises, concessions or amusements operated for gain, incidental to such park purpose as may be permitted in accordance with Article 983. (495, 517, 596) S. 9730.5 (495, 517, Repealed by Ordinance No. 1752 - 9/72) S. 9730.6 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S. 9730.6 Existing Residence on Rear of Lot. If, prior to the effective date of Ordinance No. 495, a dwelling in the R1, or the R2 District was located so that the major portion of such building was in the rear area of the lot as deter- mined by a line drawn from the midpoint of one side of the lot to the midpoint of the other side of the lot, one additional dwelling may be built or established on the front part of said lot. S. 9730.7 Additional Dwelling to Conform. Said additional dwelling and its locat- ion and use, and the use of such lot shall conform with applicable pro- visions of Division 9 in every other respect. (495, 517) S. 9730.8 Accessory Building without Main Building. It shall be unlawful to con- struct, erect or locate on any lot in the R1, or R2 Districts private garages or other accessory buildings, without a permissible main building. (495, 517) S. 9730.9 Encroaching Doors. Every private garage building or portion of a main building used for garage purposes excepting in Districts C3, M1 or M2 shall be so equipped that the doors when open or being opened will not project beyond any lot line of the lot in which such building is located; and when said doors open onto an alley, the wall or portion thereof containing said doors or doorway shall be at least six feet (6') from the line forming the common boundary between said lot and the alley. (495, 517) S. 9730.10 Setback of Accessory Buildings. No separate accessory building on any lot in any residential district shall be located closer to the front lot line of such lot than a distance of fifty feet (50') ; provided that this regulation shall not prohibit accessory buildings in otherwise permissive locations in the rear one-half of any such lot. (495, 517) S. 9730.11 Setback of Structures in Rear of Corner Residential Lot. In the rear yard of a corner lot in any residential district no accessory building and/or structure, or part thereof, shall be established or located closer to the exterior side lot; and if the rear lot line of such corner lot abuts the side line of an adjoining lot then no such accessory buildings, and/or structure, or parts thereof, within twenty-five feet (25') of said rear lot line shall be no closer to said exterior side lot line of said corner lot than the distance represented by the average of the front yard depth of said adjoining or key lot and the width of the exterior side yard on said lot. (495, 517, 1194) S. 9730.12 Side Yards for Buildings of over One Story. In case of buildings, more than one story in height in the R1 or R2 Districts, the walls of any story above the first story shall be set back so as to provide a side yard of not less than five feet (5') . (495, 517) PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICT S. 9456 (f) (f) Mortuary: One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 35 square feet of gross floor area or major fraction thereof, in rooms used for services. (1194, 1340) S. 9456.1 The size, arrangement, and access of all parking lots and/or spaces shall conform to Article 979. (1194) S. 9456.2 All provisions for off-street parking shall be located within 300 feet of the premises it is intended to serve, provided such off-street parking facility is under the same ownership as the premises it is intended to serve. (1022) S. 9456.3 Any use permitted in this District may be exempt from any off-street parking requirements, provided the property upon which said use is established is within the boundaries of a publizl administered parking district and further provided that said parking district is providing the parking spaces that would otherwise be required by this Article for all commercial development within such parking district. (1022) S. 9457 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the exist- ing property line, the ultimate right-of-way line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways alley alignment, whichever may be the greater. (1108) i S. 9457.1 Front Yard. None (1108) I S. 9457.2 Side Yard. (1108) S. 9457.2.1 Exterior Side Yard. None (1108) S. 9457.2.2 Interior Side Yard. None (1108) S. 9457.3 Rear Yard. None (1108) PLANNING MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS ARTICLE 960 CHAPTER 96 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS ARTICLE 960. RA DISTRICT 961. Al DISTRICT 962. SP-1 DISTRICT 963. EQUINE STANDARDS - NON-COMMERCIAL 965. Sl DISTRICT 966. COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT 967. CIVIC DISTRICT SUFFIX 968. 0 DISTRICT ARTICLE 960 RA DISTRICT RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT (881, 1076, .1077, 1194, 1235) S. 9600 RA ZONE, INTENT S. 9601 RA ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9601.1. Residences S. 9601.2 Agriculture S. 9601.4 Use Permits S. 9602 RA ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9602.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9602.2 Minimum Lot Width S. 9602.3 Maximum Density S. 9602.4 Lot Coverage S. 9602.5 Distance Between Main Buildings S. 9602.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9603 RA ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9603.1 Front Yard S. 9603.2 Side Yard S. 9603.3 Rear Yard S. 9603.4 Yard Exceptions S. 9604 RA ZONE, FENCES, WALLS AND HEDGES S. 9605 RA ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S. 9606 RA 'LONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9606. 1 Minimum 'Turning Radius for Required Parkin; Spaces S. 9606.2 Setback from a Street S. 9606.3 Lots Abutting Arterial 111.Khway S. 9606.4 (.araRt•N Facing a Streit a. 9606.'0' Parking In Front of Dwellings 9606.E Mi n I omm Dr I veway Roquirenwnts S . 9600 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS PLANNING S . 9600 RA ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to provide a transition between the present agricultural activities and possible development to other uses . It is further intended that prior to development , any land in the RA zone will be rezoned to con- from with the Master Plan of Land Use and said land shall not be subdivided for residential, commercial or industrial purposes until it is rezoned. (1235) S . 9601 RA ZONE, USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone . S . 9601 . 1 Residences . Detached single family dwellings , per- manently located, •and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone . No tent , trailer, vehicle , or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes . S . 9601 . 2 Agriculture . General farming and horticulture including bush, tre- , vine and field crops , but not including any poultry or animal enterprise on a commercial basis . S . 9601 .4 Uses Subject to Use Permit . The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit. S . 9661 .4 . 1 Public utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total net area. S . 9602 RA ZON"'. PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . 9602 . 1 Minimum_ Lot Area . The minimum lot area shall be one (1) acre . ( 1'35) S . 9602. 1 . 1 Exceptions . S . 9602 . 1 . 1 . 1. Any legally divided parcel of land existing on the effective date of Section 9602. 1 , and held under separate ownership on that date , may be used as a building site . (1235) S . 9602. 1 . 1 . 2 Any legally divided parcel of land which is under one ownership and consists of two or more lots , each having less than one (1) acre , shall be considered a legal building site provided the following conditions are met : (a) Said parcel. of land shall abut a dedicated street or vehicular easement . Said easement shall meet the requirements of Section 9606 .6 . (b) Said lots were legally divided and recorded prior to the effective date of Section 9602. 1. (1235) , I -PLANNING LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S. 9160 ARTICLE 916 R2 DISTRICT MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (495, 940, 1076, 1077, 1194, 1447, 1754) S. 9.160 R2 ZONE, INTENT AND PURPOSE S. 9161 R2 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9161.1 Residences S. 9161.3 Use Permits S. 9162 R2 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9162.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9162.2 Minimum Lot Width S. 9162.3 Maximum Density S. 9162.4 Lot Coverage S. 9.162.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings S. 9162.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9163 R2 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENT S. 9163.1 Front Yard S. 9163.2 Side Yard S. 9163.3 Rear Yard S. 9163.4 Yard Exceptions S. 9164 R2 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS OR HEDGES S. 9165 R2 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDING S. 9166 R2 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9166.1 Automobile Parking Ratios S. 9166.2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S. 9166.3 Parking Space Dimension S. 9166.4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9166.5 Setback from a Street S. 9166.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S. 9166.7 Garages Facing a Street S. 9166.8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S. 9166.9 Minimum Driveway Requirements S. 9160 R2 DISTRICT. INTENT AND PURPOSE. This district is intended to provide for areas of medium density, multiple family residential development. It is further intended to provide a transition between low density and high density residential developments and/or nonresidential developments. S. 9161 R2 ZONE, USES PERMITTED: The following uses are permitted in this zone: S. 9161.1 Residence. Single family and multi-family dwellings and their custom- ary accessory uses and structures shall be permitted in this district. No tent, mobile home, trailer, vehicle or temporary structure shall be used for dwel- ling or sleeping purposes in this district. (1360) S. 9161.3 Uses Subiect to Use Permit. The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit: S. 9161.3.1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the provisions of Article 984. (1563 - 3/70) 5. �9161.3.2R TOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTF PLANNING S. 9161.3.2- Private Full-Time Day Schools are Permitted in this District Subject is to the Following Conditions: (a)-Sid schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California. (b) Fifty percent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area. (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios: (1) Elementary schools - 12 parking spaces for each classroom. (2) Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. (3) High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S. 9161.3.2.1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S. 9161.3.3 Public Utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total net area. S. 9161.3.4 Private recreation areas, provided said recreation areas do not include commercial enterprises. S. 9161.3.5 Golf Courses and their normal appurtenances. All structures shall be set back a minimum distance of 300 feet from any proposed or existing residential building site. (a) The intent of this setback provision is to assure the welfare and privacy of existing and future residential development. (b) Commercial driving ranges that are used in conjunction with a golf course are permitted. (c) Miniature courses, "Pitch and Putt" or "Par 3" golf courses, or other similar commercial enterprises are not permitted. (d) Ten off-street parking spaces shall be provided for each Tee. (e) Parking for all commercial structures and uses shall conform :to the most res- trictive standards set forth in the commercial zones. Y� ' .cox--....... PLANNING LOW L JSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT S . 9163 .3.1 (d) (d) The dwelling is not constructed in accordance with the side yard setback exception allowed by Section 9163 . 2.1. 1; and (e) The zero rear yard is not adjacent to a public or private right of way; and (f) Exposure protection between structures is provided according to the specifications of the Huntington Beach Fire Department and the Huntington Beach Department of Building and Safety; and (g) An administrative review application, accompanied by a precise plan, is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments and approved or conditionally approved by the Board prior to issuance of. building permits for the dwelling. Said plan shall delineate all structures proposed for initial construction. The Board, after reviewing said matter, may approve , conditionally approve or deny the precise plan. In its review the Board shall con- sider placement of all structures , building material and finish- ng of the wall constructed along the rear lot line. (1469) S . 9163.3 .1. 1 Minimum Open Space . A total open space of nine hundred (900) square feet, with minimum dimensions of twenty (20) feet, shall be provided within the rear two-thirds (2/3) of the lot. Said open space may be divided into two areas , each having a minimum area of 450 square feet with minimum dimensions of twenty (20) feet. Said open space shall not include any type of roofed or enclosed structure . . For the purpose of this section, driveways ,. driveway ease- ments or open parking areas shall not be considered open space . (1469) • S.. 9163.3 .2 Attached Garages Entered Directly From An Alley. Attached garages entered directly from an alley need not setback further than five (5) feet from said alley, provided the minimum turning radius requirement in S . 9166 .4 is maintained. (1288) S,. 9163 .4 Exceptions . S.. 9163 .4. 1 Street Intersections . Within a triangular area formed by measuring 25 feet along the front and exterior side lot lines of a corner lot, there shall be no structure, fence , wall, hedge, or landscaping above 42 inches or below 7 feet that would obstruct vision. S . 9163 .4.2 L! DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTR TS PLANNING S . 9163 .4. 2 All Yards . S . 9163 .4.2. 1 Paved Areas . Yard requirements shall not apply to paved areas such as walks , driveways and patio slabs . S . 9163 .4.2. 2 Architectural Features . Architectural features includ- ing eaves and fireplaces , any project to within thirty (30) inches of the side lot line and four (4) feet into the required front and rear yard, provided such features maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot . In addition, an eave return may project to within eighteen (18) inches of the side lot line for a distance of twelve (12) feet. Said twelve (12) feet shall be measured from the beginning of the eave return at the front of the house. All eaves shall setback thirty (30) inches when over required windows . This provision shall not allow other architectural features to encroach closer than thirty (30) inches to any property line. (1288) S . 9163 .4 . 2.3 Open Unenclosed Stairways or Balconies . Open unenclosed stairways or balconies , not covered by a roof or canopy, may extend four -(4) feet into the required front yard and may extend into the required side yard to within three (3) feet of the property line. However, such stairways or balconies shall maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot. S . 9163 .4.3 Fences , Walls , or Hedges . As provided in Section 9164, fences , wall, or hedges may be located in the required yard areas . S . 9163 .4.4 Accessory Buildings . As provided in Section 9165, accessory buildings may be located in the required yard areas . S . 9164 R2 ZONE FENCES WALLS OR HEDGES. Fences , walls , or hedges which are not over 3 1 2 feet in height may be located on any portion of the lot. Fences , walls , or hedges , not exceeding 6 feet in height, may be located in the required side or rear yards , except as hereinafter provided. Fences , walls , or hedges exceeding 6 feet in height shall observe the same yard requirements as the main dwelling. S . 9164. 1 Corner Lot . Fences , walls , or hedges , not exceeding 6 feet in height, may be erected in the exterior side yard of a corner lot, provided they are not closer than 25 feet to the front property line for traffic safety vision. PLANNING i d DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, ARTICLE 920 CHAPTER 92 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 920. R3 - MEDIUM-HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT- 923. R4 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT 924. MOBILEHOME DISTRICT 925. R5 - OFFICE-PROFESSIONAL - Renumbered (Art. .940 - 6/72) ARTICLE 920 R3 DISTRICT MEDIUM-HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (495, 556, 1076, 1077, 1194, 1754) S. 9200 R3 ZONE, INTENT S. 9201 R3 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9201.1 Residences S. 9201.3 Uses Permits S. 9202 R3 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9202.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9202.2 Minimum Lot Width S.. 9202.3' Maximum Density S'. 9202.4 Lot Coverage S. 9202.5 Distance Between Main Buildings S. 9202.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9203. R3 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9203.1 Front Yard S. 9203.2 Side Yard S. 9203.3 All Yards S. 9203.4 Yard Exceptions S. 9204 R3 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS, OR HEDGES S. 9205 R3 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S. 9206 R3 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9206.2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S. 9206.3 Parking Space Dimensions S. 9206.4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9206.5 Setback from a Street S . 9206.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S. 9206.7 Garages Facing a Street S. 9206.8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S. 9206.9 Minimum Driveway Requirements r i S . 9200 HIGWNSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRY -5 PLANNING S . 9200 R3 ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to provide a fairly high population density, but will preserve adequate light, air, ventilation and open space . S . 9201 R3 ZONE. USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone : S . 9201. 1 Residences . Two or more attached dwelling units permanently located, and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone. No tent, trailer, vehicle , or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes . S . 9201.3 Uses Subject to Use Permit. The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit : S . 9201 .3 . 1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the pro- visions of Article 984. ( 1563-3/70) S . 9201 . 3 .2 Private Full Time Day School are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions : (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as estab- lished by the State of California. (b) Fifty per cent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area . (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios : 1. Elementary schools - 1k parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior High schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 9201.3 . 2. 1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. (1194) S . 9201.3 . 3 Public utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in net area . PLANNING HIGH _;"NSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRIG__J S . 9203 . 2. 2 So 9203 . 2.2 Exterior Side Yard, The minimum exterior side yard of a corner lot shall be 20 per cent of the lot width. Said side yard need not exceed 10 feet and shall not be less than 6 feet, except as provided in Sections 9203 .4 and 9206 .5. S . 9203 .3 Rear Yard. The minimum rear yard setback shall be teri' (10) feet ; however, that portion of a two story dwelling which is constructed over a garage or carport abutting an alley need not be set back further than ten (10) feet from the centerline of such alley. (1469) S . 9203.3 .1 Exception. Zero Rear Yard Setback, The rear yard set back may be reduced to zero provided that : (a) The lot adjacent to that rear yard is held under the same owner-, ship at the time of initial construction, and the minimum rear yard setback for such adjacent lot is either zero or not less than ten (10). feet ; and (b) The wall located at the zero rear yard setback is constructed .with maintenance-free, solid decorative masonry for the first story of the dwelling and the second story is constructed with :; maintenance-free, decorative masonry or masonry veneer with a minimum thickness of two (2) inches . Decorative construction need not be used on that portion of the structure obscured from the vision of the adjacent rear yard by the wall located at the zero rear yard setback. The wall so constructed shall intersect side property lines ; and (c) No portion of the dwelling or architectural features project over any property lines ; and (d) The dwelling is not constructed in accordance with the side yard setback exception allowed by Section 9203 . 2.1 .1 ; and (e) The zero rear yard is not adjacent to a public or private right of way; and (f) Exposure protection between structures is provided according to the specifications of the Huntington Beach Fire Department and the Huntington Beach Department of Building and Safety; and (g) An administrative review application, accompanied by a pre,.�I5e plan, is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments and approved or conditionally approved by the Board prior to issuance of build- ing permits for the dwelling. Said plan shall delineate all structures proposed for initial construction, The Board, after reviewing said matter, may approve , conditionally approve or deny the precise plane In its review the Board shall consider place- ment of all structures , building material and finishing of the wall constructed along the rear lot line . (1469) S . 9203 ,3 ,141 HIGH -NSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRIC PLANNING So 9203 .3 . 1. 1 Minimum Open Space . A total open space of six hundred (600) square feet shall be provided within the rear yard. Said open space may be divided into two areas , each having a minimum area of three hundred (300) square feet and minimum dimensions of ten (10) feet. Said open yard or areas shall not include any type of roofed or enclosed structures . For the purpose of this section, driveways , driveway easements or open parking areas shall not be con- sidered open space , (1469) So 9203 .3 . 2 Attached Garages Entered Directly From An Alley, Attached garages entered directly from an alley need not setback further, than five (5) feet from said alley provided the , minimum turning radius requirement in S . 9206 ,4 is maintained, (1288) S . 9203 ,4 Exceptions . S . 9203 .4 .1 Within the area bounded by Ocean Avenue on the south- west, Twenty Third Street on the northwest, Palm Avenue on the north and northeast and Lake and First Streets on the east and southeast , the minimum exterior side yard of a corner lot that is 55 feet wide or less shall be five (5) feet . Said five (5) feet shall remain free and clear of all obstructions except architectural features , fences , walls or hedges , So 9203 .4. 2 Street Intersections . Within a triangular area formed by measuring 25 feet along the front and exterior side lot lines of a corner lot, there shall be no structure, fence , wall, hedge , or landscaping above 42 inches or below 7 feet that would obstruct vision. So 92030403 All Yards . So 9203 .4 .3 . 1 paved Areas . Yard requirements shall not apply to paved areas such as walks , driveways and patio slabs . S , 9203 .4.3 . 2 Architectural Features . Architectural features , includ- ing eaves and fireplaces , may project to within thirty (30) inches of the side lot line and four (4) feet into the required front and rear yard, provided such features maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot. In addition an eave return may project to within eighteen (18) inches of a side lot line for a distance of twelve (12) feet. Said twelve (12) feet shall be measured from the beginning of the eave return at the front of the house . All eaves shall setback thirty (30) inches when over required windows . This provision shall not allow other architectural features to encroach closer than thirty (30) inches to any property line , (1288) PLANNING------- HIGH DENS ITY--RES-IDENTTEAL D_1STRICT.$ S . :920 .4 .3-e3 Wit'--` S . 9203 .4.3 .3 Open Unenclosed Stairways or Balconies . .Open un_ encjpsg,o S . `' -Ii.3 - '� rrr �P7 �T (S TT�1 �5'S T r v ,u ti.,7�y.c� p') rt _ _ s-fairways• or bal`c-o'nes i�o't covere bx a `roof or a canopy, may extend ,.. -�� , p , r � , four 4) feet' rito the required front yar and may 'ekt'6h'd, i?FE6 't-he`2•req i'ired` side yard` 'to with'n three (3)� feet' o€` t-he -Ift.oper ty'` s '• 'in However ; 'such ta sways ' or balconies shall maintain a inin:iriin"dis'Eancel of five '(5`) `feett from any portion of 'ariyjo`t er bul'd- - . tle�same'lot_ . •r ' `' J S . 9203 .4.4 Fences , Walls or Hedges . As provided in Section 9204 fences.;.-wall or heO&—s-s may be located in the required? yard areas . - r ._; S . 9203 .4 .5 Accessory Buildings . As provided in Section 92Q5, ` access-ory tiuldrigs may be located inf�e required yard areas . . vaa d :4c _ ; S 9204 R3 ZONE, FENCES , WALLS OH HEDGES V.ences , hedge Titwalls , or M.. 's whi ai ch f--e--not over-3 z feet in' he ig�.t_'may be located on any port'-on o"f tfie"lot .` Fences walls , 'or liedge_s , riot ex'e'e'ed ng`'6�'feet` 'iri 'h'e`ight , maybe located in t1he required side `or fear yad ,' ` , al , o - egesrs except `at-"Ji&reina'ffer provided. " Fencesw d �eec�' 'ri �6 feet' 'in'�'height 'si`All observe -the same yard 'requirements a"'s=-=the''ma:in d*ellin'g S . 9204, 1 Corner Lot . Fences , walls , or hedges , not exceeding 6 fee't ". `•Height, -may be erected- in t_he exterior id`e yard of a corner 'lot, `pro'vi'ded they 'are `not closer `'than 25- "feet- to the fr"'ori"t �prope"r`ty line' for' traffic safety vision. S . 9204.1.1 Reverse Corner Lot, Fences , walls , or hedges , not. ng=6- yfeet' ' n height, 'may be erected 'in_ the exterior side yard •o'f_ a' reverse corner Tot, provided. there. is, a 1.0, i�'o'o ''=fr-iiarig'u2ar corner cut=af_f.. at 'thd -rears exterior corner. Said- c'orrier 'cd-f­�offf- "sh6ll`be 'measured along the rear and exterior side* S . 9204. 2 Street Intersections . Within a triangular area formed by. 'me'as•urng .2_5 -feet along tie fron`t_'-arid exterior side lot lines of a corners 1fi6t, there shall be •no strtictu"re , fence , wall-, hedge or' hand'scaping above 42 'inches or below 7 .feet that would dysstr uc t V Al Idn, S . 9204 .3 Corner Lot Abutting an Alley. Within a-, triangular area for-med- by mewsur=iris- 10 feet along the alley and exterior.. - side lot lines , there shall' be` `no structure , fence , wall , hedge , 'land- scaping- or' -ob�s'tru`ce do `er-e-cted Or •maintained over 32 feet in lie-ight . So 9204.4 HIGT' DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTR?""S PLANNING S . 9204.4 Height Measurement of Fence or Wall. The height of a . fence may be measured from either side of the fence . Provided, where a retaining wall is combined with a fence , no portion of the retaining wall will be measured in meeting fence height require mentsa Any combination of retaining wall and fence over 8 feet high must be built so a variation in design or material will show between retaining portion and fence . Any fence and retaining wall combination over 6 feet in height shall be designed without decorative block or cap block, except that decorative block equal in strength to the main portion of the fence will be acceptable . So 9204.5 Exception. Fence and Wall Setback. In order to allow variation in street scenes , setbacks of walls , fences and hedges may be reduced to not less than six (6) feet provided that : (a) An administrative review application, accompanied by a precise plan delineating all structures , walls , fences and hedges is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments and approved or conditionally approved by the Board; and (b) Within a triangular area formed by measuring ten (10) feet along the front property line from the point of intersection of the front property line and the edge of 'the driveway and seven and one-half (72) feet along the edge of said driveway, there is no structure, fence, wall, hedge or landscaping above the height of forty-two (42) inches or below seven (7) feet that would obstruct vision; and (c) Within a triangular area formed by measuring twenty-five (25) feet along the front and twenty-five (25) feet along the exterior property lines from the point of intersection of the prolongation of the front and exterior property lines , there is no structure , fence , wall, hedge or landscaping above the height of forty-two (42) inches or below seven (7) feet that would obstruct vision; and (d) The reduction of the setback is made during initial construction_ of the dwelling on the lot ; and (e) The reduction is made on lots that are a part of at least five (5) or more contiguous legal building sites held under the same ownership; and (f) The maximum height for fences , walls or hedges do not exceed six (6) feet when erected within the front yard setback for the dwelling; provided, however , there may be a transition between six (6) foot fences or walls and those fences or walls which are permitted on the side property line in excess of six (6) feet, (1469) PLANNING H DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT S. 9230 ARTICLE 923 R4 DISTRICT HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (495, 556, 1076, 1077, 1194, 1754) S. 9230 R4 ZONE, INTENT S. 9231 R4 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9231.1 Residences S. 9231.2 Private schools S. 9231.3 Pre-Schools S. 9231.4 Recreation S. 9231.5 Boarding Houses S. 9231.7 Use Permits S. 9232 R4 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9232.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9232.2 Minimum Lot Width S. 9232.3 Maximum Density S. 9232.4 Lot Coverage S. 9232.5 Distance Between Main Buildings S. 9232.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9233 R4 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9233.1 Front Yard S. 9233.2 Side Yard S. 9233.3 All Yards S. 9233.4 Yard Exceptions S. 9234 R4 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS OR HEDGES S. 9235 R4 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S. 9236 R4 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9236.2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S. 9236.3 Parking Space Dimensions S. 9236.4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9236.5 Setback from a Street S. 9236.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S. 9236.7 Garages Facing a Street S. 9236.8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S. 9236.9 Minimum Driveway Requirements S. 9230 R4 ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to provide for a high pop- ulation density and still maintain the maximum amount of light, air, ventilation and open space. S. 9231 R4 ZONE, USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone. S. 9231.1 Residences. Buildings containing 3 or more attached dwelling units, permanently located and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone. No tent, trailer, vehicle or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes. (1194) S . 9231.2 HIG_ DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTR�.,rS PLANNING S . 9231. 2 Private Full Time Day Schools are Permitted in this District Subject to the Zollowing Conditions : ' (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California. (b) Fifty. per cent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor . play area. (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios : 1.. Elementary schools - 1� parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 9231. 2. 1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall confrom to Article 979. S . 9231.3 Pre-School or Day Care Nurseries for Children are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions . (a) An outdoor play area of 200 square feet per child shall be provided. Such play area shall be kept in grass and fully enclosed with--a 6 foot high fence . Any gate area used for access to the play area shall be securely fastened or said area shall be supervised at all times . (b) Twenty square feet of play area shall be provided within the building for each child. (c) One parking space shall be provided for every 2 employees plus 2 parking spaces for the resident owner or manager. (d) Ten per cent of the parking area shall be landscaped. S . 9231.3 .1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. . S . 9231.4 Recreation Areas . Private recreation areas are permitted provided said areas do not include any commercial enterprises . PLANNING HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S . 9231 . 5 S . 9231.5 Boarding Houses . . Boarding houses or lodging houses are permitted subject to the following requirements : (a) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each bedroom or guest room plus 2 off-street parking spaces for the owner of manager. 1. In the case where 3 or more beds are provided in a room, as in the case of dormitories , each. 100 square feet of gross floor area shall be considered a guest room. (b) A minimum of 10 per cent of the parking area shall be landscaped. S . 9231.5.1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S . 9231.7 Uses Permitted-'Subject to Use Permits . The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit : S . 9231.7.1 Public utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total net area. S . 9231.7. 2 Golf courses and their normal appurtenances . All structures shall be set back a minimum distance of 300 feet from any proposed or existing residential building site . (a) The intent of this setback provision is to assure -the welfare and privacy of existing and future residential development. (b) Commercial driving ranges that are used in conjunction with a golf course are permitted. (c) Miniature courses , "pitch and putt" or "par 3" golf courses , or other similar commercial enterprises are not permitted. (d) Ten off-street parking spaces shall be provided for each Tee . (e) Parking for all commercial structures and uses shall conform to the most restrictive standards set forth in the commercial zones . S , 9231.7 . 2.1 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S . 9231.7 .2.1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S . 9231. 7 .3 Churches and their appurtenent structures subject to the following requirements : (a) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 3 fixed seats in the sanctuary or main place of assembly plus 1 off- street parking space for each 35 square feet of seating area where there are not fixed seats in such sanctuary or place of assembly. (b) Ten per cent of the parking area shall be landscaped and per- manently maintained. S . 9231.7 .3 .1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S . 9232 R4 ZONE. PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. S . 9232.1 Minimum Lot Area . The minimum lot area shall be 6000 square feet for interior lots and 6500 square feet for corner lots . S . 9232.1 .1 Exceptions . S . 9232.1.1. 1 Any parcel of land existing on June 5, 1946, the effective date of Ordinance 495, and held under separate owner- ship on that date may be used as a building site . S . 9232.1 .1. 2 Any parcel of land which is under one ownership and consists of 2 or more lots , each having less than 5000 square feet , shall be considered a legal building site, provided the following conditions are met : (a) The combined total square feet of said lots shall equal or be more than 5000 square feet. (b) Said parcel of land shall abut a dedicated street or vehicular easement. Said easement shall meet the requirements of Section 9236 .9. (c) Said lots were recorded prior to June 5, 1946 , the effective date of Ordinance 495. PLANNING HIC DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTP- `TS S. 232.2 S. 9232.2 Minimum Lot Width and Frontage. The minimum lot width shall be sixty (;07 feet for interior lots and sixty- five (65� feet for exterior lots. The minimum frontage shall be forty- five (45 feet for cul-de-sac and knuckle lots (1315) S. 9232.2.1 Width Determination. S. 9232.2.1.1 Rectangular Shaped Lots. The width shall be measured along a line equidistant to and twenty (20) feet from the front property line. S. 9232.2.1.2 Cul-de-sac . Knuckle or Similar Lots. The width shall be measured twenty 20 .feet from the front property line. along aline perpendicular to the bisector of the front property line. S. 9232.2.1.3 Cul-de-sac Lots Siding Onto Another Street, Freeway, Channel or Similar Properties.. The lot width shall be measured along a line perpendicular to the interior side property line and twenty (20) feet from the front property line. S. 9232.2.1.4 Calculations Submitted. In all cases, a licensed land surveyor or civil engineer shall submit calculations showing lot widths, depths and areas. (1469) S. 9232.2.2 Exceptions. Any legal building site, as provided in 9232.1.1 need not meet the required minimum lot widths. S. 9232.3 Maximum Density. The maximum density shall not exceed 1 dwelling unit for each 1000 square feet of lot area., provided not more than 29 dwelling units are located on any parcel of land. S.. 9232.3.1 Exceptions. S. 9232.3.1.1 The maximum density shall not exceed' l dwelling unit for each 950 square feet of lot area on lots within the territory bounded by Ocean Avenue on the southwest, Twenty-third Street on the northwest, Palm Avenue on the north and northeast and Lake and First Streets on the east and southeast. S. 9232.3.1.2 Any lawfully created lot which consists of 5000 square feet or more may be occupied by 6 dwelling units. S. 9232.3.1.3 Use Permit Required. Where fifteen (15) or more dwel- ling units are proposed for construction, a use permit shall be obtained pursuant to the provisions of Article 981. Approval of such use permit shall be contingent upon the developer' s compliance with all the criteria contained in the current standards for apart- ment development. (1685 - 12/71) S. 9232.3.1.4 Any development which extends 150 feet or more from a street may be permitted, subject to the approval of a Use Permit. S. 9232.4 HIGH l _JSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRIC'_,_ PLANNING S. 9232.4 Lot Coverage. The ground floor area of all roofed structures shall not occupy more than 65 per cent of the lot area. S. 9232.2 Distance Between Main Dwellings. The minimum dis- tance between the exterior walls of main dwellings on the same lot shall be 15 feet, except as provided in Section 9232 .5.1. S. 9232.5.1 Exceptions. S. 9232.5.1.1 Alleys or Drives. Where an alley or drive is provid- ed between structures on the same lot, the minimum distance between the exterior walls of the building shall be increased equal to the width of the alley or drive. Said alley or drive shall be subject to the requirements of Section 9236.9. S. 9232.6 Maximum Building Height. The maximum building height shall not exceed 2 stories or 30 feet. S. 9233 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line or the ulti- mate right-of-way line as adopted by the Master Plan. of Arterial Streets and Highways, and any amendment thereto, by any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, by the Department of Public Works standards, or by ordinance, whichever may be the greater. (1705-1/72) S. 9233.1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be 10 feet, except as provided in Sections 9233.4 and 9236.5. S. 9233.2 Side Yard. S. 9233.2.1 Interior Side Yard. The minimum interior side yard for 1 and 2 story construction shall be 10 per cent of the lot width. Said side yard need not exceed 5 feet and shall not be less than 3 feet, except as provided in Section 9233.4. PLANNING HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Se 9233 .3 .1. 1 Se 9233 .3 . 1.1 Minimum Open Space . A total open space of six hundred (600) square feet, with minimum dimensions of ten (10) feet, shall be provided within the rear two-thirds (2/3) of the lot . Said open space may be divided into two areas , each having a minimum area of three hundred (300) square feet with minimum dimensions of ten (10) feet, Said open space shall not include any type of roofed or enclosed structure . For the purpose of this section, driveways , drive- way easements or open parking areas shall not be considered open space . (1469) S . 9233 .3 . 2 Attached Garages Entered Directly From An Alley. Attached garages entered directly from an alley need not setback further than five (5) feet from said alley provided the minimum turning radius requirement in Se 9236 .4 is maintained. (1288) So 9233 .4 Exceptions . S . 9233e4e1 Within the area bounded by Ocean Avenue on the south- west, Twenty-third Street on the northwest, Palm Avenue on the north and northeast and Lake and First Streets on the east and southeast, the following minimum yard requirements shall apply; (a) Front Yard, The minimum front yard shall be 4 feet. (b) Interior Side Yard, The minimum interior side yard for 1 and 2 story construction shall be 10 per cent of the lot width. Said side yard need not exceed 4 feet and shall not be less than 3 feet. (c) Exterior Side Yard. The minimum exterior side yard of a corner lot that is 55 feet wide or less shall be five (5) feet, Said five (5) feet shall remain free and clear of obstructions except- ing architectural features , fences , walls or hedges . (d) Rear Yard. The minimum rear yard shall be four (4) feet. Said four (4) feet shall remain free and clear of obstructions as described in Section 9233 .4.3 .3 . Se 9233 .4. 2 Street Intersections . Within a triangular area formed by measuring 25 feet along the front and exterior side lot lines of a corner lot, there shall be no structure , fence , wall, hedge , or landscaping above 42 inches or below 7 feet that would obstruct vision. So 9233 .4.3 HIGI. ENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRI 3 PLANNING So 9233 ,4,3 All Yards . S . 9233 .4.3 .1 Paved Areas , Yard requirements shall not apply--to paved areas "such as walks , driveways and patio slabs . So 9233 .4.3 . 2 Architectural Features . Architectural Features includ- ing eaves and fireplaces , may project to within thirty (30) inches of the side lot line and four (4) feet into the required front and rear yard, provided such features maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot. In addition, an eave return may project to within eighteen (18) inches of the side lot line for a distance of twelve (12) feet, Said twelve (12) feet shall be measured from the beginning of the eave return at the front .of the house . All eaves shall setback thirty (30) inches when over required windows . This provision shall not allow other architectural features to encroach closer than thirty (30) inches to any property line . (1288) S . 9233 .4.3 .3 Open Unenclosed Stairways or Balconies . Open unenclosed stairways or balconies , not covered by a roof or canopy, may extend four (4) .feet into the required front yard and may extend into the required side yard to within three (3) feet of the property line . However, such stairways or balconies shall maintain a minimum distance of five (5) feet from any portion of any other building on the same lot. S . 9233 .4.4 Fences , Walls or Hedges . As provided in Section 9234, fences., walls , or hedges may be located in the required yard areas . So 9233 .4 .5 Accessory Buildings , As provided in Section 9235, accessory buildings may be located in the required yard areas . So 9234 R4 ZONE FENCES WALLS OR HEDGES, Fences , walls or hedges which are not over 3 1 2 feet in height may be located on any portion of the lot . Fences , walls , or hedges , not exceeding 6 feet in height, may be located in the required side or rear yards , except as hereinafter provided; Fences , walls , or hedges exceeding 6 feet in height shall observe the same yard requirements as the main dwelling. Se 923401 Corner Lot. Fences , walls , or hedges , not exceeding 6 feet in height, may be erected in the exterior side yard of a corner lot, provided they are not closer than 25 feet to the front property line for traffic safety vision. S . 9234 .1.1 Reverse Corner Lot . Fences , walls , or hedges , not exceeding 6 feet in height, may be erected in the exterior side yard of a reverse corner lot, provided there is a 10 foot triangular corner cut-off at the rear exterior corner . Said corner cut-off shall be measured along the rear and exterior side lot lines , PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S . 9700. 19 (3) (3) TRAVEL TRAILER PARK. An improved camping or vacation- ing area or tract of land where one or more spaces or lots are rented or, held out for rent to maccommodats travel trailers , campers , camp cars or motor homes used for one stop-over not to exceed thirty ( 30) consecutive days, and is then removed . (1673 - 11/71) S . 9700.19 Words beginning with the letter "U" shall have the following definitions: _(l) USE. The purpose for which land or a building or structure is designed, arranged, or intended or for which it is, or in the future may be , occupied or maintained . (495, 556) (2) UTILITY TRAILER. A vehicle, other than a motor ve- hicle, which is drawn by a motor vehicle and used to carry, or cap- able of carrying property on its own structure . (1673 - 11/71) S . 9700.21 Words beginning with the letter "W" shall have the following definitions: (1) WATERFRONT LOT. Any lot or portion thereof abutting a. navigable waterway such as a bay, cove. or channel. (1469) S . 9700.22 Words beginning with the letters "X", "Y", and "Z" shall have the following definitions: (1) YARD. An open space on a lot on which a building is situated and , except as otherwise provided in applicable provisions of Division 9, is unoccupied or unobstructed with buildings , structures , or portions thereof from the earth to the -sky. When a yard dimension is given, it shall represent the minimum horizontal distance to be measured between the face of any structure and a line parallel with a lot line . (495, 556) (a) Front Yard . A yard across the full width of the lot and extending from the front lot line to a line parallel thereto which passes through the nearest portion of the main building which is closest to said front lot line, except those projections of a main building permitted in a front yard by Sections 9771, 9772 and 9772 .1 (b) Rear Yard . A yard extending across the full width of the lot and measured between the rear lot line of the lot and the nearest rear portion of the main building which is closest to said rear lot line, except as provided in Sections 9771, 9772 and 9772 .1 (c) Side Yard . A yard on each side of the building and extending from the ffron yard to the rear yard of said lot, and lo- cated between .the side lot line and the main buildings, the measured distance of which yard shall represent the shortest distance between the side line of the lot and that portion of the main building near- est said side line from which the measurement is taken, except as , provided in Sections 9771, 9772 and 9772 . 1 LANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S . 9730 ARTICLE 973 MISCELLANEOUS S . 9730 ` MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS. S . 9730.1 Effect of Height Limitations . Height- limitations pro- ons in applicable provisions of Division 9 shall not be deemed to regulate the height of chimneys , cooling towers , fire station towers , flagpoles , scenery lofts , water tanks , .radio poles or towers , ornamental towers , ornamental towers or spires , domes , cupolas , oil well derricks , parapet walls not exceeding four feet (4 ' ) in height, or other similar appurtenances not designed for habitation. (495, 517) S . 9730. 2 Private Garages . Private garages required by applicable provisions of Division 9 shall be built concurrently with the main buildings to which such garages are accessory and shall be maintained as private garages for said main building. (495, 517) S . 9730.3 Residential Parking. Except as otherwise provided in this Ordinance Code, there shall be required minimum off-street parking provided in the form of either a carport or garage at the ratio of one garage or carport per dwelling unit for all residential uses within the City. Hotels within the C3 General Business District shall be excluded from this requirement. (731) S . 9730.4 Exempted Uses . No provision in applicable provisions of Division 9 shall be deemed to prohibit within any district the following uses : (a) City Buildings . Fire and Police Stations or other public buildings owned by the City and the customary uses of such buildings . (495, 517) (b) Schools . Public schools , including usual and customary facili- ties in connection therewith. (495, 517) (c) Parks . Public parks including recreation, storage and service buildings appurtenant to said park and used in connection there- with. (d) Concessions . Commercial enterprises , concessions or amusements operated for gain, incidental to such park purpose as may be permitted in accordance with Article 983 . (495, . 51-7, 596) S . 9730.5 Residence Use of Existing Lots . Other prolusions of applicable provisions of Division 9 notwithstanding, any lot which existed prior to the effective date of Ordinance No. 495 may be used as a building site for at least one single family dwelling. (495, 517) . y i J V.u utNERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING � .S � 9730.6 Existing Residence on Rear of Lot . If, prior to the effective date of Ordinance No. 495, a dwelling in the R1, or the R2 District was located so that the major portion of such building was in the. rear area of the lot as determined by a line _ drawn from the midpoint of one side of the lot to the midpoint of the other side of the lot, one additional dwelling may be built or established on the front part of said lot. S . 9730.7 Additional Dwelling to Conform. Said additional dwelling and its location and use, and the use of such lot shall conform with applicable provisions of Division 9 in every other respect. (495, 517) S . 9730.8 Accessory Building without Main Building . It shall be unlawful to construct, erect or locate on any lot in the Rl, or R2 Districts private garages or other accessory buildings , without a permissible main building. (495, 517) S . 9730.9 Encroaching Doors . Every private garage building or portion of a main building used for garage purposes excepting in Districts C3, M1 or M2 shall be so equipped that the doors when open or being opened will not project beyond any lot line of the lot in which such building is located ; and when said doors open onto an alley, the wall or portion thereof containing said doors or doorway shall be at least six feet (6 ' ) from the line forming the common bounda.zy between said lot and the alley. (4.95, 517) S . 9730.10 Setba-ck of Accessory Buildings . No separate accessory building on any lot in any residential district shall be located closer to the front lot line of such lot than a distance of fifty feet (50' ) ; provided that this regulation shall not prohibit accessory buildings in otherwise permissive locations in the rear one-half of arty such lot. (495, 517) S . 9730.11 agaack of Structures in Rear of Corner Residential Lot. In the rear yard of a Corner lot in any residential district no accessory building and/or structure, or part thereof, shall be established or located closer to the exterior side lot; and if the rear lot line of such corner lot aubts the side line of an adjoining lot then no such accessory buildings , and/or structure, or part thereof, within twenty-five feef' (25 ' ) of said rear lot line shall be no closer to said exterior side lot line of said corner lot than the distance represented by the average of the front -yard depth of said adjoining or key lot and the width of the exterior side yard on said lot. (495, 517 , 1194) I S . 9730.12 Side Yards for Buildings of over One Story. In case of buildings , more than one story in height in the Rl or R2 Districts, the walls of any story above the first story shall be set back so as to provide a side yard of not less than five feet (51 ) . (495, 517) PLANNING ` GENERAL PROVISIONS r'' S . 9730 ARTICLE 973 MISCELLANEOUS 4. S . 9730 MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS. S . 9730. 1 Effect of Height Limitations . Height.. limitations pro- visions in applicable provisions of Division 9 shall not be deemed to regulate the height of chimneys , cooling towers , fire station towers , flagpoles , scenery lofts , water tanks , radio poles or towers , ornamental towers , ornamental towers or spires , domes , cupolas , oil well derricks , parapet walls not exceeding four feet (4 ' ) i in height, or other similar appurtenances not designed for habitation. } (495, 517) S . 9730. 2 Private Garages . Private garages required by applicable provisions of Division 9 shall be built concurrently with the main buildings to which such garages are accessory and shall be maintained as private garages for said main building. (495, 517) S . 9730.3 Residential Parking. Except as otherwise provided in 4 this Ordinance Code , there shall be required minimum off-street parking provided in the form of either a carport or garage at the ratio of one garage or carport per dwelling unit for all residential uses within the City. Hotels within the C3 General Business District shall be excluded from this requirement. (731) } S . 9730.4 Exempted Uses . No provision in applicable provisions of Division 9 shall be deemed to prohibit within any district the following uses : (a) City Buildings . Fire and Police Stations or other. public S. ...ems. buildings owned by the City and the customary uses of such buildings . (495, 517) (b) Schools . Public schools , including usual and customary facili- ties in connection therewith. (495, 517) f (c) Parks . Public parks including recreation, storage and service buildings appurtenant to said park and used in connection there- with. (d) Concessions . Commercial enterprises , concessions or amusements i operated for gain, incidental to such park purpose as may be permitted in accordance with Article 983 . (495, . 517, 596) S . 9730.5 Residence Use of Existing Lots . Other provisions of applicable provisions of Division 9 notwithstanding, any lot which existed prior to the effective date of Ordinance No. 495 may be used as a building site for at least one single family dwelling. (495, 517) J . y/Jv.0 utNERAL PROVISIONS P)UNNING S � 9730.6 Existing Residence on Rear of Lot . If, prior to the effective date of Ordinance No. 495, a dwelling in the R1, or the R2 District was located so that the major portion of such building was in the. rear area of the lot as determined by a line _ drawn from the midpoint of one side of the lot to the midpoint of the other side of the lot, one additional dwelling may be built or established on the- front part of said lot. S . 9730.7 Additional Dwelling to Conform. Said additional dwelling and its location and use, and the use of such lot shall conform with applicable provisions of Division 9 in -every other respect. (495, 517) S . 9730.8 Accessory Building without Main Building. It shall be unlawful to construct, erect or locate on any lot in the Rl, or R2 Districts private garages or other accessory buildings , without a permissible main building. (495, 517) S . 9730.9 Encroaching Doors . Every private garage building or portion of a main building used for garage purposes excepting in Districts C3 , M1 or M2 shall be so equipped that the doors when open or being opened will not project- beyond any lot line of the lot in which such building is located; and when said doors open onto an alley, the wall or portion thereof containing said doors or doorway shall be at least six feet (6 ' ) from the line forming the common bounn_da-ry between said lot and the alley. (495, 517) S . 9730.10 Setba-ck of Accessory Buildings . No separate accessory building on any lot in any residential district shall be located closer to the front lot line of such lot than a distance of fifty feet (50' ) ; provided that this regulation shall not prohibit accessory buildings in otherwise permissive locations in the rear one-half of arxy such lot. (495, 517) S . 9730.11 Setback of Structures in Rear of Corner Residential Lot. In the rear yard of a Corner lot in any residential district no accessory building and/or structure, or part thereof, shall be established or located closer to the exterior side lot; and if the rear lot line of such corner lot aubts the side line of an adjoining lot then no such accessory buildings , and/or structure, or part thereof, within twenty-five feef' (25' ) of said rear lot line shall be no closer to said exterior side lot line of said corner lot than the distance represented by the average of the front yard depth of said adjoining or key lot and the width of the exterior side yard on said lot. (495, 517, 1194) S . 9730.12 Side Yards for Buildings of over One Story. In case of buildings , more than one story in height in the R1 or R2 Districts , the walls of any story above the first story shall be set back so as to provide a side yard of not less than five feet (5 ' ) . (495, 517) �Fu11 :Code HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE CHANGES a ( (Updated 9/18/72) PLEASE REMOVE FRM.CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE Chapters-Articles(Full Code) Ch. 90-94 Chapters-Articles(Full Code)90-94 Chapters-Articles(Full Code)- Ch. 95-99 Chapters-Articles(Full Code)95-99 Chapters-Articles(Division 9) Ch. 90-96 Chapters-Articles(Division 9)90-96 i, S. -9400 S. 9400 Article 949 Article 960, 1st p.aee only Article 960, 1st page only . Article 963 S. 9700.3 S. 9700.3 S. 9700.14 (3) S. 9700.14 (3) S. 9764.8 S. 9764.8 S. 9793.1 (D) (4) S. 9793.1 (D) (4) (Effective 9/21/72) S. 9450 S. 9450 S. 9456 (Updated) S. 9456 (f) ' CONTENTS CHAPTERS ARTICLES DIVISION 9 - PLANNING CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900 - City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Low Density Residential District 913. R1-PD5 District - Repealed (Ord.' No.. . 1705 - 1/.3/72) 916. R2 District - Medium Density Residential District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 District - Medium-High Density Residential. District 923. R4 District High Density Residential Districts 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 - Office-Professional District - renumbered .(Art. 940 - 6/72) 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 940. R5 - Office-Professional Districts 941. C1 District - Neighborhood Commercial 943. C2 District - Community Business 945. C3 District - General Business 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial 948. Service Station Standards 949. Equine Standards - Commercial i } CONTENTS CHAPTERS - ARTICLES CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. Ml-A District - Restricted Manufacturing 953. M1 District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS Article, 960. RA District - Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (Cemeteries) 963. Equine Standards - Non-Commercial 965. S1 District - Shoreline 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil CHAPTER 97 - GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 970. Definitions 971. Non-conforming Uses and Buildings 973. Miscellaneous 974. Park & Recreational Facilities 975. Undergrounding of Utilities 976. Sign Code 977. Yards 978. Setback 979. Off-Street Parking CHAPTER 98 - ADMINISTRATION Article 980. General 981. Board of Zoning Adjustments 982. Amendments 983. Conditional Exceptions 984. Use Permits 985. Design Review Board 986. Petitions 987. Hearings 988. Appeal 989. Site Plan CHAPTER 99 - CITY SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE Article 990. Purpose of Ordinance 991. Definitions 992. Tentative Maps 993. Final Map 994. General Regulations and Design 995. Improvements 996. Exceptions 997. Appeal 998. Parks and Recreational Facilities CONTENTS - DIVISION ^` PLANNING CHAPTERS - ARTICLES CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Low Density Residential District 913. R1-PD5 District - Repealed - (Ord. 1705 - 1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Medium Density Residential District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 District - Medium High Density Residential District 923. R4 District - High Density Residential District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 - Office-Professional District- renumbered (Art. 940 - 6/72) 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 940. R-5, Office Professional District 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial District 943. C2 District - Community Business District 945. C3 District - General Business District 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial District 948. Service Station Standards 949. Equine Standards - Commercial CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. Ml-A District - Restricted Manufacturing 953. Ml District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS Article 960. RA District - Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural District 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (cemeteries) 963. Equine Standards - Non-Commercial 965. S1 District - Shoreline District 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil District PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS S. 9400 CHAPTER 94 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 940. R5, OFFICE PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT 941. Cl DISTRICT 943. C2 DISTRICT 945. C3 DISTRICT 947. C4 DISTRICT 948. SERVICE STATION STANDARDS 949. EQUINE STANDARDS - COMMERCIAL ARTICLE 940 R5, OFFICE PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT (807, 961, 991, 1076, 1077, 1108, 1172, 1194, 1340, 1366, 1481, 1600, 1666, 1754 - 6/72) S. 9400 STATEMENT OF INTENT AND PURPOSE. This district is primarily intended to provide hotel and motel accomodations for transients and vacation visitors. It is further intended to provide as a part of these accommodations the necessary per- sonal service establishments to serve transients and vacation visitors. This district is not intended to allow general shopping, merchandising, multiple-family dwelling units, mobile homes or mobilehome parks. S. 9401 USES PERMITTED. The uses and regulations set out hereinafter shall apply in the R5 district subject to approval of an administrative review appli- cation by the Board of Zoning Adjustments. S. 9401.1 Professional Offices. Professional services may be located in professional business buildings. Professional offices are defined as offices for the conduct of any one of the following uses only: Accountant, architect, attorney, chiropractor, collection agency, dentist, engineer, insurance broker, optometrist, physician and surgeon, private detective, real estate sales social workers, surveyor and pharmacies. Diagnostic laboratories and bio-chemical lab- oratories that do not exceed fifteen hundred (1500) square feet in gross area are also permitted. S. 9401.2 Use Permits Required. The uses set out hereinafter may be permitted in this district subject to approval by the Board of Zoning Adjustments of a use permit application. S. 9401.3 Motels and Hotels. (a) Minimum Lot Area. The minimum lot area shall be nine thousand (9000) square feet. (b) Minimum Frontage. The minimum frontage shall be seventy (70) feet. (c) Location and Access. All motels shall be located on and shall be accessible from an arterial highway which has been depicted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets i; and Highways. 1 S. 9401.4 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS - PLANNING S. 9401.4 Service Establishments Defined. Service establishments shall include restaurants, cocktail lounges, barber shops, beauty shops, laundry or dry cleaning agencies, travel bureaus and magazine stands. S. 9401.5 Service Establishments Permitted. Service establishments are permit- ted in this district within a hotel or motel. In all cases, public access to these services establishments shall be by way of an inner court or lobby from the hotel or motel. No direct public access shall be permitted to the front yard area or exterior side yard area from said service establishments. S. 9402 PUBLIC AND QUASI PUBLIC USES. Churches, private clubs or lodges, private or public educational institutions, rest homes, sanitariums, convalescent hospitals and hospitals. S. 9403 ON PREMISE SALE AND CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. On premise sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages within private clubs or lodges may be permitted subject to the following requirements: (a) A site plan application shall be submitted to and approved by the Planning Commission; and (b) Such sale shall be conducted within the same building and in conjunction with the permitted use. S. 9404 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. ALL PERMITTED USES. (a) Minimum Building Site. The minimum site area shall be six thousand (6000) square feet. v (b) Minimum Frontage. The minimum frontage, shall be sixty (60) feet. EXCEPTION: Any parcel or lot, or combination of parcels and lots, existing as a legal building site on or before the effective date of this section shall remain a legal building site. S. 9404.1 Building Height. The maximum building height shall be three (3) stories, but not to exceed thirty-five (35) feet. EXCEPTION: Rooftop mechanical equipment and screening may exceed the thirty-five (35) foot height limit, provided that they shall not exceed building height by more than fourteen (14) feet. Screening shall set back fifteen (15) feet from any exterior building edge and shall not project above the equipment which it is designed to shield from view. S. 9404.2 Off-Street Parking. The arrangement, access, and number of all parking spaces and/or lots shall conform to Article 979. S. 9404.3 Yard Requirements. All Permitted Uses. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line, the ultimate right of way line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways and any amendments there- to, or any precise plan of a street and/or alley alignment, whichever may be the greater. (a) Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be five (5) feet. Parcels fronting on a state highway shall be required to set back a minimum of fifty (50) feet from the ultimate right of way. PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICT S. 9490 ARTICLE 949. EQUINE STANDARDS - COMMERCIAL (1769 -- 8/72) S. 9490 INTENT AND PURPOSE. The board and care of equines is hereby declared to be a commercial enterprise of a recreational nature and a luxury in an urban environment. The intent of this article is to establish standards for the keeping of equines in a manner which will not endanger the health, peace, and safety of the community and which will assure that equines are kept in a clean and sanitary condition and not subjected to suffering, cruelty, or abuse. It is further the intention of this article to provide for the regular inspection of equine stables to assure that good stable management is a continuing practice. Such inspection is for the purpose of minimizing fly production, reducing natural fly attractants, and to prevent the breeding of flies. S. 9491 USES PERMITTED. The following uses may be permitted for a period to be determined by the Planning Commission subject to the approval of. a use permit application by the Planning Commission: (a) The following uses where such use is adjacent to an established equestrian trail or where a minimum riding area of one (1) acre for every ten (10) equines is provided: (1) Animal and convalescent stables (2) Commercial equine stables (3) Livery and boarding stables , (4) Private club riding stables (5) Public equine stable (6) Rental stables (7) Riding academy (b) The following uses where a time limit and frequency is determined as a part of the approval: (1) Equitation show (2) Rodeo S. 9492 YARD REQUIREMENTS. The yard requirements shall pertain to all structures including but not limited to stalls, corrals, arenas and fly-tight manure bins, except pastures, grazing areas, access roads, and watchman's quarters. All such structures shall maintain a minimum of three hundred (300) feet from any property that is used, zoned or master planned for residential use. All yard requirements shall be measured from the existing property line, the ultimate right of way line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways and any amendments thereto, or any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, whichever may be greater. The following yard setback requirements shall apply: (a) Front. The front yard setback shall be a minimum of fifty (50) feet. (b) Interior Side. The interior side yard setback shall be a minimum of twenty- five (25) feet. (c) Exterior Side. The exterior side yard setback shall be a minimum of fifty (50) feet. 1 S. 9493 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT PLANNING (d) Rear. The rear yard setback shall be a minimum of twenty-five (25) feet. S. 9493 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. The following general development stan- dards establish minimum and maximum requirements for maintaining equines: (a) Minimum Building Site: two (2) acres. (b) Minimum Riding Area: shall be one (1) acre for every ten (10) horses where stable does not abut an established riding trail. (c) Minimum Frontage: one hundred (100) feet. (d) Maximum Building Height: twenty-five (25) feet. (e) Landscaping and Irrigation: landscaping and irrigation system shall be sub- ject to approval of the Planning Department and provided in the following manner: (1) A five (5) foot planter shall be provided along the front property line. (2) A five (5) foot planter with perimeter trees and shrubs shall be pro- vided along the side and rear property lines. (3) A permanent irrigation system shall be provided. (f) Sign: The minimum development standards for all signs shall conform to Article 976. (g) Parking: the minimum development standards for all vehicle parking shall conform to Article 979. S. 9493.2 Specific Development Standards. Corrals, Racks and Stalls. All corrals, racks and stalls shall conform to the following requirements: (a) Equine Corral. There shall be one corral provided for each equine, except a mare and foal may be corralled together for a period not to exceed twelve (12) months and corrals may be designed for more than one equine provided that all standards shall be multiplied by the number of equines. Each equine corral shall meet the following requirements: (1) The minimum size corral shall be 288 square feet with a minimum dimension of twelve (12) feet and shall have a minimum five (5) foot high fence. (2) Each corral shall be provided with a combination manger and feeder and a permanently installed water system with automatic drinking controls. The watering cup or drinking device shall at all times be under a shaded area. (3) Each equine shall be provided with a minimum of ninety-six (96) square feet of shelter covering with a minimum dimension of eight (8) feet. Shelters shall be sloped away from corral center, or rain gutters which lead to the outside of the corral shall be installed. (4) Corral floors shall be graded to slope away from the center of the corral. (b) Box Stall. A box stall is optional and may' be provided in lieu of equine corrals. Box stalls shall be a minimum size of 144 square feet and shall maintain a minimum dimension of twelve (12) feet. PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICT S. 9493.2 (c) (c) Wash Rack. There shall be one wash rack provided for every thirty-five (35) equines but in no case shall there be less than one (1) wash rack. Each wash rack shall meet the following requirements: (1) The minimum size wash rack area shall be six (6) feet wide and eight (8) feet long. (2) Each wash rack shall be provided with a permanent watering system. (3) Each wash rack shall be constructed with a concrete slab flooring. (4) Each wash rack shall be connected to an approved sewerage. S. 9493.3 Additional Specific Development Standards. In addition to the specific development standards set out in Section 9493.2, the following specific requirements shall be met: (a) In all enclosures where equines are maintained, the land surface of such enclosures shall. be graded above the remaining land surface. (b) Exercise rings shall maintain a minimum dimension of thirty (30) feet. (c) Arenas shall maintain a minimum of ten thousand (10,000) square feet with a minimum dimension of eighty (80) feet. (d) Stallions shall be maintained in a manner that will protect people and other animals. (e) Density of equines: the maximum number of equines shall be twenty-five (25) equines per acre. (f) Public Toilets: public toilets for each sex shall be provided. NOTE: Portable outdoor sanitation facilities shall not be permitted except they may be permit- ted for equitation events. (g) Storage and tack areas: storage and tack areas shall be provided and desig- nated on the plot plan. (h) Trash, solid waste disposal areas, and dumpsters to be designated and con- veniently located with an all-weather road access provided. (i) Access: all public rights of way shall be fenced and limited ingress and egress for vehicles and horses shall be provided. (j) Watchman quarters: one mobilehome unit or equivalent for the watchman quarters shall be provided and subject to Planning Department approval. (k) Lighting for rodeos, stables, and horse shows shall be such that itis directed onto the site. (1) Back-siphoning device shall be installed to protect the public water supply. An approved pressure vacuum breaker is recommended on the water line serving the corrals. The vacuum breaker should be at least twelve (12) inches above the highest point of water usage or an approved double-check valve may be acceptable. (m) Security lighting shall be provided and all utilities shall be underground. 1 S. 9494 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT PLANNING S. 9494 STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE. It is the intent of these standards to attain free circulation of air and maximum exposure to sunlight for the purpose of improving sanitation. Pipe fences are favored for maximum air circulation. S. 9494.1 Fly and Insect Control. Fly and insect control shall be diligently prac- ticed and subject to Article 312. (a) Disposal of stable wastes shall follow one or more of the following suggestions: (1) All thin layer spreading shall be subject to the approval of the Orange County Health Officer. (2) Immediate off-ranch delivery to farmers for direct fertilizer use, or to a county landfill for destruction. (3) Temporary placement shall not exceed forty-eight (48) hours in an all- concrete, three-walled open storage bin with removal to on or off ranch use or destruction on a suitable schedule. Size of storage bin depends on projected daily volume of wastes: NOTE: the size and number could be predicated on the number of allowed horses. (b) Feed mangers or boxes shall not be placed near water sources since damp spilled feed attracts flies and makes a good breeding site for flies. S. 9494.2 Rodent Control. Rodent control shall be diligently practiced and the entire premises shall be kept in an orderly and sanitary manner to prevent possible rodent infestation. The following guidelines and criteria shall be considered in review- ing plans and in operation: (a) All dry grains shall be stored in rodent proof metal containers and hay shall be stored in a covered structure on a cement slab or on a raised wood platform that main- tains a minimum clearance of eighteen (18) inches above the ground. (b) Any tack equipment, device, substance., or material shall be stored on racks or shelves at least twelve (12) inches above the floor surface. Tack room floors shall maintain a minimum clearance of six (6) inches above the ground. S. 9494.3 Water Management. Special attention shall be given to water systems because accumulation of manure, bedding, and/or feed with water are ideal for fly production. For effective reduction of these fly-production sources, the following guidelines are provided: (a) A nonleak valve for all troughs, bowls, cups, and other water sources shall be provided. (b) Automatic valves, or sanitary -drains if water flow is continuous, are needed equipment for large troughs or cups. (c) In paddock and corrals, the developer should properly grade the earth surface to suit the master drainage plan so that rain water or water trough overflow does not form ponds. t PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICT S. 9494.4 S. 9494.4 Stable Sanitation. Good sanitary methods around barns, stalls, paddocks, arenas, tack sheds, and the owner's or watchkeeper's quarters are as important as manure management. A general cleanup program should accompany the manure: management system. Weed control near stables, corrals, water troughs, and surrounding areas around paddocks helps the sun to penetrate and allows the movement of air. This helps to dry the manure and reduce resting places for certain flies. Controlling weed , growth from open waste water drains reduces potential habitats for filth, flies, gnats _ and mosquitos. S. 9494.5 Dust Control. Continuous dust control of the entire premises shall be maintained and subject to Article 313. The following methods for dust control shall be followed: (a) A method for light water sprinkling of arenas and exercise pens shall be provided.. (b) Chemical control of dust may be permitted. (c) Perimeter trees and shrubs shall be required for dust control. S. 9494.6 Stable Management. The management of commercial horse stables shall meet the requirements of the Orange County Health Department to keep environ- mental problems at a minimum. S. 9495 ENFORCEMENT. The Orange County Health Officer, under Article 312, 313, and 902, is herein vested with the duty and authority to inspect regularly all commercial horse stables within the city. Report and recommendation by the Orange County Health Officer shall be forwarded to the Director of Building and Safety. PLANNING MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS ARTICLE 960 CHAPTER 96 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS ARTICLE 960. RA DISTRICT 961. Al DISTRICT 962. SP-1 DISTRICT 963. EQUINE STANDARDS - NON-COMMERCLAL 965. S1 DISTRICT 966. COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT 967. CIVIC DISTRICT SUFFIX 968. 0 DISTRICT ARTICLE 960 RA DISTRICT RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT (881, 1076, 1077, 1194, 1235) S. 9600 RA ZONE, INTENT S. 9601. RA ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9601.1 Residences S. 9601..2 Agriculture S. 9601.4 Use Permits S. 9602 RA ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9602.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9602.2 Minimum Lot Width S. 9602.3 Maximum Density S. 9602.4 Lot Coverage S 9602.5 Distance Between Main Buildings S. 9602.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9603 RA ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9603..1 Front Yard S. 9603.2 Side Yard S. 9603.3 Rear Yard S. 9603.4 Yard Exceptions S. 9604 RA ZONE, FENCES, WALLS AND HEDGES S. 9605 RA ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S. 9606 RA ZONE, PARKING REQUIRI?:MENTS S. 9606. 1 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9606..2 Setback from a Street S. 9606..E Lets Ahutting Arterial Ill.µhwsy S. 9606.4 GaraRi-N Facing a Street 4. 96n6.; Parking In Front of I)we 1 1.1 nµs '; . 96013.6 Mlnlnnim Driveway Requirements S . 9600 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS PLANNING S . 9600 RA ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to provide a transition between the present agricultural activities and passible development to other uses . It is further intended that prior to development, any land in the RA zone will be rezoned to con- from with the Master Plan of Land Use and said land shall not be subdivided for residential, commercial or industrial purposes until it is rezoned. (1235) S_9601 RA ZONE, USES PERMITTED.- The following uses are permitted in this zone . S . 9601 . 1 Residences . Detached single family dwellings , per- manently located, -and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone . No tent , trailer, vehicle , or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes . S . 9601 . 2 Agriculture . General farming and horticulture including bush, tree , vine and field crops , but not including any poultry or animal enterprise on a commercial basis . S . 9601 .4 Uses Subject to Use Permit . The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Lse Permit. S . 9661 .4 . 1 Public utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total net area. S . 9602 RA ZON",:. PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . 9602. 1 Minimum_ Lot Area . The minimum lot area shall be one (1) acre . S . 9602 . 1 . 1 Exceptions . S . 9602 . 1. . 1 . 1. Any legally divided parcel of land existing on the effective date of Section 9602. 1, and held under separate ownership on that date , may be used as a building site . -(1235) S . 9602. 1 . 1 . 2 Any legally divided parcel of land which is under one ownership and consists of two or more lots , each having less than one (1) acre , shall be considered a legal building site provided the following conditions are met : (a) Said parcel. of land shall Abut a dedicated street or vehicular easement . Said easement shall meet the requirements of Section 9606 .6 . (b) Said lots were legally divided and recorded prior to the effective date of Section 9602. 1. (1235) PLANNING MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS S. 9630 ARTICLE 963 EQUINE STANDARDS, NONCOMMERCIAL- 5. INTENT AND PURPOSE. The intent of this article is .to establish standards: for the keeping of equines on a non-commercial basis and in a manner which will not endanger the health, peace, and safety of the community and which will assure that equines are kept in a clean and sanitary condition and not subjected to suffering, cruelty, or abuse. It is further the intention of this article to provide for the regular inspection of non-commercial equine facilities to assure that good stable manage- ment is a continuing practice. Such inspection is for the purpose of minimizing fly production, reducing natural fly attractants, and to prevent the breeding of flies.. S. 9631 USES PERMITTED. Equines may be permitted in any zoning district .subject ,:o an administrative review application before the Board of Zoning Adjustments and subject to the provisions delineated in this article. Equines maintained under this article are intended for private, noncommercial use. Equines shall be kept on any land within a reasonable distance of the owner's premises in order to assure that such ani- mals receive proper care. S. 9632 USES PROHIBITED. Commercial operations of any nature are prohibited under this article. S. 9633 YARD REQUIREMENTS. The yard requirements shall pertain to all structures that relate to equines including but not limited to stalls, corrals, arenas and fly-tight manure bins, except pastures or grazing areas. All such structures shall maintain. a minimum distance of one hundred (100) feet from any dwelling unit other than a unit on subject property that is used for human habitation. All yard requirements shall be measured from the existing property line, the ultimate right of way line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways and any amendments thereto, or any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, whichever may be greater. The following setback requirements shall apply: (a) Front . The front yard setback. shall be a minimum of fifty (50) feet . (b) Interior Side. The interior side yard setback shall be a minimum of twenty five (25) feet, except that the interior side yard setback shall be a minimum of fifty (50) feet for one equine and one hundred (100) feet for two or more equines from any property line that is coterminous with property that is residentially zoned, residentially used, or master planned for residential use. (c) Exterior Side. The exterior side yard setback shall be a minimum of fifty (50) feet. (d) Rear. The rear yard setback shall be a minimum of twenty-five (25) feet, except the rear yard setback shall be a minimum of fifty (50) feet for one equine, one hundred. (100) feet for two or more equines from any property line that is coterminous with property that is residentially zoned, residentially used or master planned for residential use. S.. 9634 GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. The following general development standard`s establish minimum and maximum requirements for maintaining equines. Minimum Building Site: ten thousand (10,000) square feet for two (2) or fewer equines. For each additional equine over two (2) there shall be an additional ten thousand (10,000) square feet provided. S. 9634.2 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9634.2 Specific Development Standards. The following specific requirements shall be met: (a) Corrals. There shall be a minimum size corral of 288 square feet provided for each equine except that a mare and foal may be corralled together for a period not to exceed twelve (12) months. Each equine corral shall meet the following requirements: (1) The minimum size corral shall be 288 square feet with a minimum dimension of twelve (12) feet and shall have a five (5) foot high fence. (2) Each corral shall be provided with a combination manger and feeder and a permanently installed water system with automatic drinking controls. The watering cup or drinking device shall at all times be under a shaded area. (3) Each equine shall be provided with a minimum of ninety-six (96) square feet of shelter covering with a minimum dimension of eight (8) feet. Shelters shall be sloped away from corrals, or rain gutters. which lead to the outside of the corral shall be installed. (4) Corral floors shall be graded to slope away from the center of the corral. (b) In all enclosures where equines are maintained, the land surface of such enclos- ures shall be graded above the remaining land surface so as to provide adequate drainage. (c) Stallions shall be maintained in a manner that will protect people and .other animals. (d) Density of Equines. The maximum number of equines permitted on any one site shall be four (4) , except that more than four (4) equines .may be kept on a site where such equines are owned by the person residing on such site. (e) Access. All public rights of way shall be fenced and limited ingress and egress for vehicles and horses shall be provided. (f) Back-siphoning device shall be installed to protect the public water supply. An approved pressure vacuum breaker is recommended on the water line serving the corrals. The vacuum breaker should be at least twelve (12) inches above the highest point of water usage or an approved double-check valve may be acceptable. S. 9635 STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE. It is the intent of these standards to attain free circulation of air and maximum exposure to sunlight for the purpose of improving sanitation. Pipe :fences are favored for maximum air circulation. S. 9635. 1 Iy and I.nsect Control . [ply and insect control shall. be diligently practiced and Hubject to Article 31.2. (a) Disposal of stable wastes shall follow one or more of the following suggestions: (1) All thin layer spreading shall be subject to the approval of the Orange County Health Officer. (_') Immediate off-ranch delivery to farmers for direct fertilizer use, or to a county landfill for destruction. r ' PIANNING MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS S. 9635(a) (3) (3) Temporary placement shall not exceed forty-eight (48) hours in an all- concrete, three-walled open storage bin with removal to ,on or off-ranch use or de- struction on a suitable schedule. Size of storage bin depends on projected daily volume of wastes.. NOTE: The size and number could be predicated on the number of .allowed horses. (b) Feed mangers or boxes shall not be placed near water sources since damp spilled feed attracts flies and makes a good breeding site for flies. S. 9635.2 Rodent Control. Rodent control shall be diligently practiced and the entire premises shall be kept in an orderly and sanitary manner to prevent possible rodent infestation. The following guidelines and criteria shall be. be considered in reviewing plans and in. operation. (a) All. dry grains shall be stored in rodent proof metal containers and hay shall be stored in a covered structure on a cement slab or on a raised wood platform that: maintains a minimum clearance of eighteen (18)inches above the ground. (b) Any tack equipment, device, substance, or material shall be stored on racks or shelves at least twelve (12) inches above the floor surface. Tack room floors shall maintain a minimum clearance of six (6) inches above the ground. S . 9635.3 Water Management. Special attention shall. be given to water sources because accumulation of manure, bedding, and/or feed with water are ideal for fly production. For effective reduction of these fly-production sources, the following guidelines are provided: (a) A nonleak valve for all troughs, bowls, cups and other water sources shall be provided. (b) Automatic valves, or sanitary drains if water flow is continuous, are needed equipment for large troughs or cups. (c) In paddock and corrals, the owner should properly grade the earth surface. to suit the master drainage plan so that rain water or water trough overflow does not form ponds. (d) Frequently remove stall bedding from underneath water cups. S. 9635.4 Stable Sanitation. Good sanitary methods around barn, stalls, paddocks, arenas, tack sheds, and the owner' s quarters are as important as manure management. A general cleanup program should accompany the manur-2 management sy8tem. Weed control. near corrals, water troughs, and surrounding areas around paddockn helps the sun to penetrate and allows the movement of air. This helps to dry the manure and reduce resting places for certain flies. Controlling weed growth from open waste water drains reduces potential habitats for filth, flies, gnats, and mosquitos. S. 9635.5 Dust Control. Continuous dust control of the entire premises shall be maintained and subject to applicable provisions of Article 949 and article 313. S. 9635.6 Stable Management. The management of equine facilities shall meet the requirements of the Orange County Health Department to keep en- vironmental problems at a minimum, S. 9636 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9636 ENFORCEMENT. The Orange County Health Officer, under Articles 312, 313 and 902, is herein vested with the duty and authority to inspect regular- ly all noncozzmercial equine facilities within the City. Prior to occupancy, a report —: -,eco_=endaticn of the Orange County Health Officer shall be forwarded to the Director of Building and Safety. Certificate of occupancy shall be subject to the approval of the Orange .County Health Officer. c PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9700.3 S. 9700.3 Words beginning with the letter "C" shall have the following definitions: (1) :.AMP CAR, MOTOR HOME, CAMPER OR TENT TRAILER. A vehicle. with or without motive power, which is designed or used for temporary recreational human habitation.. (1673 - 11!71) (2) COMMISSION. The Planning Commission of this city. (495, 556) (3) COLT shall mean a male horse up to the. age. of two (2) calendar years. (1769 - 8/72.) (4) COMMERCIAL HORSE STABLE shall mean the entire parcel of land upon which equines are boarded, maintained, kept, housed, lodged, fed, trained, sold, bred, or where instruction is offered as a commercial activity. A commercial horse stable shall also mean any parcel_ on which five (5) or more equines are maintained. (1769 - 8/72) (5) CORRAL shall mean an enclosure for holding one or more equines. (1769-8/72) S. 9700.4 Words beginning with the letter "D" shall have the following definitions: (1) DISTRICT. Any area or areas, similarly classified whether contiguous or not, and shown by specific and similar designations on the maps which are a part of applic- able provisions. of Division 9. (495, 556) (2) DWELLINGS. A building, having only one kitchen, used or designed or intended for use of occupancy by not more than one family as living quarters. (495-55.6) (3) DWELLING, TWO FAMILY OR DUPLEX. A building, having not more than two kitchens, which is designed, arranged or intended as the living quarters for not more than two families living independently of each other. (495, 556) (4) DWELLING, MULTIPLE. A building, portion thereof, or group of buildings having three or more housekeeping units, used or designed or intended for use as living quarters for three or more families living independently of each other, but not including automobile camps, automobile courts, or hotels. (495, 556) S. 9700.5 Words beginning with the letter "E" shall have the following definitions: (1) EQUESTRIAN shall mean that which pertains to horses or horsemanship, or to one who rides on horseback. (2) E91J NE shall mean a horse, mule, burro, pony, jack (hinny or jenny) , and includes quadrupeds of the genus equus. (1769 - 8/72) S. 9700.6 Words beginning with the letter "F" shall have the following defintions: (1) FAMILY. A family is defined as a person or collective body of persons excluding servants, related by blood., affinity, or legal adoption living together In- a- dwelling unit. Family is also defined as a group of five (5) persons or less, excluding servants who need not be related by blood, affinity or legal adoption, living together in a dwelling unit. In no case shall the number of unrelated persons combined with the number of related persons exceed five (5) except as provided in Section 9730.26.2.(a) of this code in which case all nonrelated persons who are placed by. a licensing agency shall be subject thereto. (495, 556, 596, 1103, 1673, 1753 - 6/72) S. 9700.6 (2) - GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING (2) FILLY shall mean a female horse up to the age of four (4) calendar years. (3) FOAL shall mean a colt, gelding, or filly up to the age of twelve (12) ,ale da.r we nttis. (I769 - 8/72) S. 9700.7 Words beginning with the letter "G" shall have the following definitions: (1) GARAGE, PRIVATE. An accessory to, or a portion of a main building, used or designed for use only for the shelter and/or storage of passenger vehicles, or trucks of not more than one ton rated capacity, owned or operated by occupants of the main building and including usable space and convenient ingress and egress thereto. (495,556) (2) GROSS ACREAGE. The area computed by including all property within property lines of a proposed development, except when such property lines abut a street in which case such area shall be computed from the center line of such street. (1563-3/70) (3) GELDING shall mean an emasculated male horse. (4) GRAZING shall mean the act of feeding on grasses. (1769 - 8/72) S. 9700.8 Words beginning with the letter "H" shall have the following definitions: (1) HOTEL. A building or portion thereof, containing six (6) or more guest rooms designed, arranged, intended to be used, let or hired out to be occupied, whether the compensation for hire be paid directly or indirectly in money, goods, wares, merchandise, labor or otherwise, and in which no provision is made for cooking in any individual guest room or suite, but is used as the more or less temporary abode of individuals. Jails, prisons, hospitals, asylums, sanitariums, orphanages, detention homes and similar buildings where human beings are housed and detained under legal restraint shall not be classified as hotels. (495, 556) S. 9700. 10 Words beginning with the letter "J" shall have the following definitions: (1) JUNK YARD. A junk yard shall mean the use of any lot or any portion of a lot for the storage or keeping of junk, including scrap metal or other scrap materials. Said yard may include all uses permitted in a motor vehicle dismantling or wrecking yard. (1241) S. 9700. 12 Words beginning with the letter "L" shall have the following definitions: (1) LANDSCAPING. Landscaping shall include the planting and continued maintenance of vegetation. Said vegetation shall be limited to ferns, flowers, grasses, mosses, shrubs, trees and vines. (1261) (2) LOT. A parcel of real property shown on a map recorded in the office of the County Recorder of either Los Angeles County or Orange County, California, designated on such map by a separate number or other character which applies only to the parcel so marked, or any area of land under one ownership abutting upon at least one street, alley or recorded easement. S. 9700.13 Words beginning .with the letter "M" shall have the following definitions: (1) MOBILEHOME. A vehicle without motive power and without a permanent foundation that may be drawn by a motor vehicle and used as permanent housing and which complies with the provisions of the State of California's health and Safety Code, Division 13. (1673-11/71) (2) MOBILEHOME ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE. A subordinate building or structure i located on a mobilehome space or lot, the use of which is customarily incidental to that of the main mobilehome. (1673 - 11/71) r ' PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9700.14 (3) (3) MOBILEHOME OR TRAVEL TRAILER LOT OR SPACE. An improved plot within a mobilehome park or travel trailer park which is designated or used for the occupancy of a mobilehome or travel trailer. (1673 - 11/71) (:l 40BILEHOME PARE. An improved area or tract of land where mobilehome spaces or lots are rented or leased or held out for rent or lease to accommodate mobilehomes used for one stop-over exceeding thirty (30) consecutive days. (1673-11/71) (5) MOTEL. A building or group of buildings designed for the accommodations of transient automobile travelers in sleeping units which have a direct outside entrance and conveniently located parking spaces on the same lot. Said sleeping units may have kitchens or kitchenettes up a maximum of twenty-five (25) percent of the total number of sleeping units. (1366, 1673 - 11/71) (6) MOTOR VEHICLE DISMANTLING OR WRECKING YARD. A motor vehicle dismantling or wrecking yard shall mean the use of any lot or any portion of a lot for disman- . cling, disassembly, or demolishing motor vehicles. This definition shall not be construed to allow storage of motor vehicles, whether impounded or not, nor as a' yard for the storage of scrap metals, scrap materials or junk. (7) MOTOR VEHICLE STORAGE YARD. A motor vehicle storage yard shall mean the use of any lot or any portion of a lot for the storage of motor vehicles, whether impounded or not. This definition shall not be construed to include dismantling, wrecking, repairing or altering of any vehicle. (8) MARE shall mean a female equine which has attained the age of four (4) calendar years. (1769 - 8/72) S. 9700.14 Words beginning with the letter "N" shall have the following definitions: (1) NONCONFORMING BUILDING. Any building or structure or portion thereof which does not conform to the provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and which lawfully existed at the time the provisions with which it does not conform became effective. (495, 556, 1566 - 4/70) (2) NONCONFORMING LOT OR PARCEL. Any lot or parcel whose area, width or other dimensions do not conform to the provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and which lawfully existed at the time the provisions with which it does not conform became effective. (1566, 4/70) (3) NONCONFORMING USE. Any use of land, buildings, structures or portions thereof which does not conform to the provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and which lawfully existed at the time the provisions with which it does not conform became effective. (495, 556, 1566 - 4/70) (4) NONCOMMERCIAL HORSE STABLE shall mean the entire parcel of land upon which an equine or equines are maintained. It is the intent of this definition that such equines be owned by the resident and are maintained for private use. A noncommercial horse stable shall be any parcel on which four (4) or fewer equines are maintained; except that more than four (4) equines may be kept on a site where such equines are owned by the persons residing on such site. (1769 - 8/72) S. 9700.15 Words beginning with the letter "0" shall have the following defi- nitions: S. 9700.15 (1) GENERAL PROVISIONS ' PLANNING (1) OPEN OR PUBLIC LAND. Open or public land shall include parks dedicated or proposed to be dedicated for public use, school sites, areas set aside for school sites, easements or right of way for electrical transmission lines, or areas set aside for water uses or flood control channels. (1563 - 3/70) S. 9700.16 Words beginning with the letters "P" and N" shall have the following definitions: (1) PARALLEL PARKING. Parking which is immediately adjacent to and parallel to r. the edge of a private or public roadway or driveway. (1563 - 3/70) (2) PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT. A land development designed and developed as a unit for individual ownership of dwelling units or sites or air space rights in the area occupied by said dwelling units, with normal accessory residential uses, and permanently maintained common property with each resident having an undivided interest in the common area for use as parks, waterways, golf courses, or other recreation areas that are integrated with the dwelling units for the sole enjoyment of residents within the development. (1563 - 3/70) S. 9700.17 Words beginning with the letter "S" shall have the following definitions: (1) SERVICE STATION shall mean any retail business which offers for sale petrol- eum products, automobile accessories and replacement parts; and includes among its services automobile washing by hand, waxing and polishing. (1673 - 11/71) (2) STRUCTURE. Anything constructed or erected, the use of which requires more or less permanent location on the ground, or attached to the ground or attached to something having a fixed location on the ground. (495, 556) (3) STALL shall mean a compartment for one equine in a stable. (1769 - 8/72) (4) STALLION shall mean a male horse attaining the age of two (2) calendar years. (1769 - 8/72) S. 9700.18 Words beginning with the letter "T" shall have the following definitions: (1) TRAILER COURT. Any area of land, improved or unimproved, which is designed to accomodate two or more trailers, house trailers, movable dwellings, tents, sleeping quarters, or outfits, or which is used, let or held out for rent to campers, tenants, or guests furnishing their own equipment and paying directly for said space or indirectly through trade or labor. This definition shall also apply to "trailer park" "trailer camp," and to similar uses known by various designations. (2) TRAVEL TRAILERS. A vehicle other than a motor vehicle which is designed or used for temporary human habitation, and for travel or recreational purposes, which does not at any time exceed eight (8) feet In width and forty (40) feet in length and which may be moved upon a public highway without a special permit or chauffeur's license, without violating any provisions of the State Vehicle Code. (1673 - 11/71) PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9764.8 S. 9764.8 Community Service Signs. No person, or persons, shall display a com- munity service sign until they have first submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments a plan indicating the type and location of said sign and shall have obtained approval or conditional approval of said plan from the Board of Zoning Adjustments. all community service signs shall be removed within two (2) weeks from the day of termination of the event. for which such signs were erected. S. 9764.9 Horse Stable Signing. The maximum sign area permitted for commercial` horse stables and establishments shall be thirty-two (32) square feet_. All other requirements shall be subject- to the provisions of the district. S. 9765 STRUCTURAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION S. 9765.1 Computation of Sign Area S. 9765.1.1 Signs Having Borders or Frames Except Facade Signs.. The area within the outer perimeter of a sign having a border or frame .shall 'be computed . as sign area. S. 9765.1.2 Signs Not having Borders or Frames and Facade Signs. For signs not having borders or frames and facade signs, the sign area shall be the entire area within a single, continuous perimeter of not more than eight (8) straight lines, a circle or elipse enclosing the extreme limits or writing; emblems, arrows, ornaments or other sign media of similar character, together with any material or color forming an integral part of the display or used to differentiate such sign from the background against which is it placed. S. 9765.1.3 Three-Dimensional Signs. The sign area of three-dimensional signs, such as cubes, pyramids, spheres and other quadric surfaces shall be computed from the largest cross section through such sign. S. 9765.1.4 Double-Faced Signs. The sign area of double-faced signs shall be com- puted from the area of the largest face, provided the two faces of the sign are parallel and are not separated by a distance greater than two (2) feet. S. 9765.1.5 "V" Signs. For the purpose of this article, the sign commonly known as a "V" sign, which contains message material intended to be read by the public on more than one plane surface shall be deemed to be such number of signs as it contains plane surfaces displaying message material intended to be read by the public. A sign containing two (2) parallel surfaces supported by common structural members shall be considered one sign. S. 9765.2 Design. S. 9765.2.1 General. All bracing systems shall be designed and constructed to transfer lateral forces to the foundations. For signs on buildings, the dead and lateral loads shall be transmitted through the structural frame of the building to the ground in such manner as not to overstress any of the elements thereof. The overturning moment produced from lateral forces shall in no case exceed two-thirds (2/3) of the dead-load-resisting moment. Uplift due to overturning shall be adequately resisted by proper anchorage to the ground or to the structural frame of the building. The weight of earth superimposed over footings may be used in determining the dead- load-resisting moment. S. 9765.2.2 GENERAL'PROVISIONS PLANNING S. 9765.2.2 Wind Loads. Signs, sign structures or advertising devices shall be designed and constructed to resist wind forces as specified in Chapter 23 of the 1967 edition of the Uniform Building Code, and any subsequent amendments thereto. Seismic Loads. Signs, sign structures and advertising devices shall be designed and constructed to resist seismic forces as specified in Chapter 23 of the 1967 edition of the Uniform Building Code, and any subsequent amendments thereto. S. 9765.2.4 Combined Loads. . Wind and seismic loads need not be combined in the design of signs, sign structures or advertising devices. Only that loading which provides the larger stresses need be used. Vertical design loads, except roof live loads, shall be assumed to be acting simul- taneously with the wind or seismic loads. S. 9765.2.5 Allowable Stresses. The design of wood, concrete or steel members shall conform to the requirements of Chapters 24, 26 and 27 of the 1967 edition of the Uniform Building Code, and any subsequent amendments thereto. Loads, both vertical and horizontal, exerted on the soil shall not produce stresses exceeding those specified in Chapter 28 of the 1967 edition of the Uniform Building Code, and any subsequent amendments thereto. The working stresses of wire rope and its fastenings shall not exceed twenty-five (25%) percent of the ultimate strength of the rope or fasteners. Working stresses for wind of seismic loads combined with dead loads may be increased as specified in Chapter 23 of the Uniform Building Code and any subsequent amendments thereto. PLANNING OFF-STREET PARKING S. 9793.1(D) (4) 4. Auto, boat and 'trailer 'sales; One (1) space for each two hundred new and used (200) square feet of gross floor area. E. Amusement and Accomodations 1. Bowling Alleys Three (3) spaces for each alley. 2. Driving Ranges One (1) space for each two tees. 3. Miniature Golf One (1) space for each hole. 4. Dance Halls One (1) space for each thirty-five (35) square feet of floor area used for dancing or entertainment purposes. 5. Billiard Halls Two (2) spaces for each billiard table. 6. Hotels One (1) space for each sleeping unit plus one (1) space for each employee (with a minimum of three employee spaces) ; if .a sleeping unit contains three .(3) or more beds,. parking shall be supplied on a basis of one (1) space for each one hundred (100) square feet of gross floor area. 7. Motels with kitchen One (1) space for each unit having facilities one (1) sleeping room, two (2) spaces for units having more than one sleeping room. 8. Motels without kitchen One (1) space for each sleeping unit facilities plus two (2) spaces for the resident owner or manager. F. Recreational Use Parking (1769 - 8/.72) 1. Horse shows All parking for horse shows shall be subject to administrative review before the Board of Zoning Adjustments. 2. Horse stables or establishments One (1) space for each three (3) corrals plus one (1) horse trailer space for each ten (10) corrals. S. 9793.2 Industrial Uses. A. Wholesaling, warehousing, and One (1) space for each one. thousand distributing (1000) square feet of gross floor area. B. Research, testing, manufacturing, One (1) space for each four hundred assembly, fabrication, and pack- (400) square feet of gross floor aging facilities area. ' t S . 9793 .2 (c) OFF-STREET PARKING PLANNING C . Storage yards , wrecking yards , One (1) space for each five salvage ,yards , lumber yards , and thousand (5000) square feet similar uses . of gross lot area. S . 9793.3 Public and Semi-Public Uses . A. Places of Public Assembly including One (1) space for each three lodges , theatres , auditoriums , (3) fixed seats (eighteen arenas , and convention centers . lineal inches of bench shall be considered one fixed seat) or one (1) space for each thirty five (35) square feet of main public assembly area where there are no fixed seats . B. Hospitals One (1) space for each bed. C . Rest homes , sanitariums , and Two (2) spaces for each three nursing or convalescent homes . (3) beds . D. Public Utility Substations . One . E. Private or Public Educational . Institutions . 1. Elementary Schools One and ale-half (12) spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior High Schools Four (4) spaces for each classroom. . 3 . High Schools Seven (7) spaces for each classroom, 4. Colleges and universities Ten (10) spaces for each classroom. 5. Accessory auditoriums One ( L) space for each seventy five (75) square: feet of gross floor area F. Trade schools , business and One (1) space for each thirty commercial colleges and schools . five (35) square feet of gross floor area in any room used for instruction or training. I PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICT S. 9450 ARTICLE 945 C3 - GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT S. 9450 GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT S. 9451 USES PERMITTED S. 9452 BUSINESS OFFICES S. 9453 SPECIFIC BUSINESSES S. 9454 OTHER SIMILAR USES S. 9456 PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9457 YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9450 GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT: PROVISIONS APPLICABLE. The following pro- visions shall apply in the C3 District: S. 9451 USES PERMITTED. Any uses permitted in the Cl, C2 and .C4 districts except hospitals, convalescent hospitals, sanitariums or rest homes, and any uses requiring approval of a site plan application in the Cl, C2 and C4 districts shall. be permitted subject to the same regulations for such uses in the Cl, C2 and C4 districts. The uses set out in Sections 9452 and 9453 shall be permitted in the C3 district sub- ject to approval of an administrative review application by the Board of Zoning Adjustments. (1358, 1602 - 9/70) S. 9452 BUSINESS OFFICES. Offices of persons engaged in businesses, professions, . or trades. (495) S. 9453 SPECIFIC BUSINESSES: Subject to the further provisions of this Article, the following businesses are permitted: (1549 - 1/70) Auditoriums Automobile Parking Barber Shops Bakery, retail Beauty Parlors Book or Stationary Stores Cabinet Shops Churches Clothes Agency or Pressing Establishment Conservatories and Studios, but not Motion Picture Studios (1194) Dressmaking Shops Drug Stores Dry Goods or Notions Stores Feed and Fuel Stores Florist Shops Garages Grocery and Fruit Stores Hardware and Appliance Stores (961, 1194) Hotels Meat and Delicatessen Stores Mercantile Stores and Markets Newspaper Publishing Photographer Plumbing Shops Printing Shops Radio Sales and Repair Shops Restaurants, Cafes Shoe Repair Shops I S. 9454 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTPLANNING Shoe Shops Storage of goods enclosed within a building, but not General Warehouses Tailor Shops Theaters Tire Shops Trade Schools Undertaking Used Automobile Sales, but it shall be unlawful to store or offer for sale on any used car lot, any vehicle which is not in condition to be legally operated upon any California State Highway. (495) S. 9454 USE PERMITS. The following uses may be permitted in this district sub-. , ject to approval of a Use Permit application (1549 - 1/70) S. 9454.1 Gasoline Service Stations, including limited tire display and minor repairs. (1549 - 1/70) S. 9456 OFF-STREET PARKING. All uses permitted in this District shall provide off- street parking at the following ratio not withstanding Section 9793. (1022, 1340) (a) Retail Stores - Including Commercial and Personal Service Establishments. One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 500 square feet of gross floor area within the building, or major fraction thereof; and one off-street parking space shall be provided for each 500 square feet of land outside of a building, or major fraction thereof, which is devoted to sales. (1022, 1340) (b) Offices - Including Professional, Medical and Dental Establishments. One off- street parking space shall be provided for each 500 square feet of gross floor area, or major fraction thereof. (1022, 1340) (c) Places of Public Assembly: (1) Theaters, Dance Halls, Auditoriums: Theaters, dance halls and auditoriums shall provide one off-street parking space for each 35 sq. ft. or major fraction thereof, in the main assembly area. (2) Churches, Clubs and Lodges: (a) Churches, Clubs and Lodges shall provide one (1) off-street parking space for each three (3) fixed seats in the sanctuary or main place of assembly plus one (1) off-street parking space for each 35 sq. ft. of seating area where there are no fixed seats in such sanctuary or place of public assembly. Said parking shall conform to Article 979. (b) Ten percent of the parking area shall be landscaped and permanently maintained. (1194, 1340 (d) Bars, Cafes, Restaurants, Night Club, Lunch Counters, and Bowling Alleys. One off- street parking space shall be provided for each 200 square feet of gross floor area, or major fraction thereof. Additional off-street parking spaces shall be provided for -establishments with dance floors at a ratio of one space for each 50 square feet of dance floor area or major fraction thereof. (1022, 1340) (e) Motels and Hotels: One off-street parking space shall be provided for each bedroom or guest room plus two off-street parking spaces shall be provided for the resi dent manager or owner. If three or more beds are provided in a room, each 100 sq. ft. of gross floor area shall be considered a guest room. (1022, 1194, 1340) PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICT S. S. 9456.1 The size, arrangement, and access of all parking lots and/or Spaces shall conform to Article 979. (1194) S . 9456.2 All provisions for off-street parking shall be located within 300 feet of the premises it is intended to serve, provided such oif-st: F�rt Parking facility is under the same ownership as the premises it is intended Lo sert�z�. (1022) S. 9456.3 Any use permitted in this district may be exempt from any parking requirements, provided the property upon which sai.d .use 1- established is within the boundaries of a publicly administered parking distriici_ and further provided that said parking district is providing the parking spaces that would otherwise be required by this Article for all commercial development: within such parking district. (1022) S. 9457 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line, the ultimate right-of-way line as adopt J on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways alley alignment, whichever may be the greater. (1108) S. 9457.1 Front Yard. None (1108) S. 9457.2 Side Yard. (1108) S. 9457.2.1 Exterior Side Yard. None (1108) S. 9457.2.2 interior Side Yard. None (1108) S. 9457.3 Rear Yard. None (1108) - � CONTENTS u " - CHAPTERS-ARTICLES DIVISION 9 - PLANNING CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. Rl District - Low Density Residential District 913. R1-PD5 District - Repealed (Ord. No. 1705 - 1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Medium Density Residential District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 District - Medium-High Density Residential District 923. R4 District - High Density Residential District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 - Office-Professional District - renumbered (Art. 940 - 6/72) 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 940. R5 - Office-Professional Districts 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial 943. C2 District - Community Business 945. C3 District - General Business 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial 948. Service Station Standards CONTENTS CHAPTERS-ARTICLES CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. M1-A District - Restricted Manufacturing 953 . MI District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS Article 960. RA District - Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (Cemeteries) 965 . S1 District - Shoreline 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil CHAPTER 97 - GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 970. Definitions 971. Non-conforming Uses and Buildings 973 . Miscellaneous 974 . Park & Recreational Facilities 975. Undergrounding of Utilities 976 . Sign Code 977 . Yards 978 . Setback _ 979. Off-Street Parking CHAPTER 98 - ADMINISTRATION Article 980. General 981. Board of Zoning Adjustments 982. Amendments 983 . Conditional Exceptions 984 . Use Permits 985. Design Review Board 986 . Petitions 987 . Hearings 988. Appeal 989. Site Plan ;CHAPTER 99 - CITY SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE Article 990. Purpose of Ordinance 991. Definitions 992. Tentative Maps 993 . Final Map 994 . General Regulations and Design 995. Improvements 996 . Exceptions 997. Appeal 998. Parks and Recreational Facilities CONTENTS - DIVISION _ PLANNING CHAPTERS - ARTICLES CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. . Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910, R1 District - Low Density Residential District 913. Rl-PD5 District - Repealed - (Ord. 1705 - 1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Medium Density Residential District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 District - Medium High Density Residential District 923. R4 District - High Density Residential District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 - Office-Professional District - renumbered (Art. 940 - 6/72) 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 940. R-5, Office Professional District 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial District 943. C2 District - Community Business District 945. C3 District - General Business District 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial District 948. Service Station Standards CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. M1-A District - Restricted Manufacturing 953. M1 District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS Article 960. RA District - Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural District 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (cemeteries) 965. SI District - Shoreline District 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil District rLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS V - S. 9400 CHAPTER 94 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 940. R5, OFFICE PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT 941. Cl DISTRICT 943. C2 DISTRICT 945. C3 DISTRICT 947. C4 DISTRICT 948. SERVICE STATION STANDARDS r ARTICLE 940 R5, OFFICE PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT (807, 961, 991, 1076, 1077, 1108, 1172, 1194, 1340, 1366, 1481, 1600, 1666, 1754 - 6/72) S. 9400 STATEMENT OF INTENT AND PURPOSE. This district is primarily intended to provide hotel and motel accomodations for transients and vacation visitors. It is further intended to provide as a part of these accomodations, the necessary personal service establishments to serve transients and vacaction .visitors. This district is not intended to allow general shopping, merchandising, multiple- family dwelling units, mobile homes or mobilehome parks. S. 9401 USES PERMITTED. The uses and regulations set out hereinafter shall apply in the R5 district subject to approval of an administrative review application by the Board of Zoning Adjustments. S. 9401.1 Professional Offices. Professional services may be located in professional business buildings. Professional offices are defined as offices for the conduct of any one of the following uses only: Accountant, architect, attorney, chiropractor, collection agency, dentist, engineer, insurance broker, optometrist, physician and surgeon, private detective, real estate sales, social workers, surveyor and pharmacies. Diagnostic laboratories and bio- chemical laboratories that do not exceed fifteen hundred (1500) square feet in gross area are also permitted. S. 9401.2 Use Permits Required. The uses set out hereinafter may be permitted in this district subject to approval by the Board of Zoning Adjust- ments of a use permit application. S. 9401.3 Motels and Hotels. (a) Minimum Lot Area. The minimum lot area shall be nine thousand (9000) square feet. (b) Minimum Frontage. The minimum frontage shall be seventy (70) feet. (c) Location and Access. All motels stall be located on and shall be acces- sible from an arterial highway which has been depicted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways. S. 9401.4 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9401.4 Service Establishments Defined. Service establishments shall include restaurants, cocktail lounges, barber shops, beauty shops, laundry or dry cleaning agencies, travel bureaus and magazine stands. S. 9401.5 Service Establishments Permitted. Service establishments are permit- ted in this district within a hotel or motel. In all cases, public access to these services establishments shall be by way of an inner court or lobby from the hotel or motel. No direct public access shall be permitted to the front yard area or exterior side yard area from said service establishments. S. 9402 PUBLIC AND QUASI PUBLIC USES. Churches, private clubs or lodges, private or public educational institutions, rest homes, sanitariums, convalescent hospitals and hospitals. S. 9403 ON PREMISE SALE AND CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. On premise sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages within private clubs or lodges may be permitted subject to the following requirements: (a) A site plan application shall be submitted to and approved by the Planning Commission; and (b) Such sale shall be conducted within the same building and in conjunction with the permitted use. S. 9404 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. ALL PERMITTED USES. (a) Minimum Building Site. The minimum site area shall be six thousand (6000) square feet. (b) Minimum Frontage. The minimum frontage shall be sixty (60) feet. EXCEPTION: Any parcel or lot, or combination of parcels and lots, existing as a legal building site on or before the effective date of this section shall remain a legal building site. S. 9404.1 Building Height. The maximum building height shall be three (3) stories, but not to exceed thirty-five (35) feet. EXCEPTION: Rooftop mechanical equipment and screening may exceed the thirty-five (35) foot height limit, provided that they shall not exceed building height by more than fourteen (14) feet. Screening shall set back fifteen (15) feet from any exterior building edge and shall not project above the equipment which it is designed to shield from view. S. 9404.2 Off-Street Parking. The arrangement, access, and number of all parking spaces and/or lots shall conform to Article 979. S. 9404.3 Yard Requirements. All Permitted Uses. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line, the ultimate right of way line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways and any amendments there- to, or any precise plan of a street and/or alley alignment, whichever may be the greater. (a) Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be five (5) feet. Parcels fronting on a state highway shall be required to set back a minimum of fifty (50) feet from the ultimate right of way. PLANNING MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS ARTICLE 960 CHAPTER 96 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS ARTICLE 960. RA DISTRICT 961 . Al DISTRICT 962. SP-1 .DISTRICT 965. S1 DISTRICT 966 . COMMUNITY FACILITIES DISTRICT 967. CIVIC DISTRICT SUFFIX 968. O. DISTRICT ARTICLE 960 RA DISTRICT RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT (881, 1076 , 1077, 1194, 1235) S . 9600 RA ZONE, INTENT S. 9601 RA ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9601. 1 Residences S. 9601. 2 Agriculture S . 9601.4 Use Permits S . 9602 RA ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . 9602. 1 Minimum Lot Area S . 9602. 2 Minimum Lot Width S.. 9602.3 Maximum Density S . 9602.4 Lot Coverage S . 9602. 5 Distance Between Main Buildings S. 9602.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9603 RA ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S . 9603 .1 Front Yard S . 96.03. 2 Side Yard S . 9603 .3 Rear Yard S. 9603.4 Yard Exceptions S . 9604 ' RA ZONE, FENCES, WALLS , AND HEDGES S . 9605 RA ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S . 9606 RA ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S . 9606 . 1 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9606. 2 Setback from a Street S . 9606 . 3 Lots Abutting Arterial Highway S. 9606 .4 Garages Facing a Street S. 9606 . 5 Parking in Front of Dwelling S. 9606 .6 Minimum Driveway Requirements S . 9600 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS PLANNING S . 9600 RA ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to provide a transition between the present agricultural activities and possible development to other uses . It is further intended that prior to development , any land in the RA zone will be rezoned to con- from with the Master Plan of Land Use and said land shall not be subdivided for residential, commercial or industrial purposes until it is rezoned. (1235) S . 9601 RA ZONE, USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone . S . 9601. 1 Residences . Detached single family dwellings , per- manently located, •and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone . No tent, trailer, vehicle , or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes . S . 9601. 2 Agriculture . General farming and horticulture including bush, tree , vine and field crops , but not including any poultry or animal enterprise on a commercial basis . S . 9601 .4 Uses Subject to Use Permit . The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit. S . 9661 .4. 1 Public utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total net area. S . 9602 RA ZONE. PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . 9602. 1 Minimum Lot Area. The minimum lot area shall be one (1) acre . (1-,35) S . 9602. 1 . 1 Exceptions . S . 9602. 1 . 1 . 1 Any legally divided parcel of land existing on the effective date of Section 9602. 1, and held under separate ownership on that date , may be used as a building site . (1235) S . 9602. 1 . 1. 2 Any legally divided parcel of land which is under one ownership and consists of two or more lots , each having less than one (1) acre , shall be considered a legal building site provided the following conditions are met: (a) Said parcel of land shall abut a dedicated street or vehicular easement . Said easement shall meet the requirements of Section 9606 .6 . I (b) Said lots were legally divided and recorded prior to the effective date of Section 9602.1. (1235) PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. '9700 3 S. 9700.3 Words beginning with the letter. "C" shall- have• the 'following definitions: " (1) CAMP CAR, MOTOR HOME, CAMPER OR TENT TRAILER:`' A vehfgliQ mi'th or with out motive power, which is designed or used for temporary recreational human habitation. (1673 - 11/71) (2) COMMISSION. The Planning Commission of -this city. (495`;`-556) Y` S. 9700.4 Words beginning with the letter "D" shall•-have the,.following .defi- . nitions: (1) DISTRICT, Any area or areas, similarly classified whkAer 'contiguous or not, and shown by specific and 'similar designations-on.-the maps," ich are a - part of applicable provisions of Division 9. (495, 556) -.. „ . (2) DWELLINGS. A building, having only one kitchen,. usecY ',or-designed or- intended for use of occupancy by not more than one fame-ly ,$s..l v.' <eq_%arters (495, 556) '... (3) DWELLING, TWO FAMILY OR DUPLEX. A building, ,)iaving'.not.. ore than two kitchens, which is designed, arranged or intended as;. Cit °, ..uin .gxs .for not more than two families living independently of .each otl}_exv. (495-,:;ST f.), :.•'. (4) DWELLING, MULTIPLE. A building, portion thergQf _'ar °g op .of' build- ings having three or more housekeeping units, used or :depUned'.or, 5- tend.ed, for use as living quarters for three or more families living iadependentlf' ,g£,`each.'othe'r, but not including automobile camps, automobile courts 'o. ,hotels: ,„`;4C�95, 556) _ °•fie. ' , S. 9700.6 Words beginning with the letter "F" shall have the fq'11'owing definitions: `` r (1) FAMILY. A family is defined as a person or;c©llectiv '14dy`nf'persons excluding servants, related by blood, affinity, or legal"adoption 'livirg 'together in a dwelling unit. Family is also defined as a group'cf- €i-46-,(5-), .�. r$ona, or less, excluding servants who need not be related by blood '.affin ty�or'legel adoption, living together in a dwelling unit. In no case shall 'th2`4ftber .gf`.utrelated` persons combined with the number of related persons exceed five' (5) except 4.s-:provided in Section 9730.26.2(a) of this code in which case all nonrelated pergens 'who, .are placed by a licensing agency shall be subject thereto. (495, 556, 596, 1.1t13, 1673; 1753 - S. 9700.7 Words beginning with the letter "G" shall hhave the_`'f`6l1 _owing defi- nitions: (1) GARAGE, PRIVATE. An accessory to, or a portion. of- a-Tna building, used or designed for use only for the shelter and/or storage,o£..passengg ,.--vehicles, or trucks of not more than one ton rated capacity, owned. or operated by:ocoupants of the main building and including usable space and convenient ,fngrea-s-';and: egress thereto. (495, 556) J- ' i. S . 9700.8 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING (2) GROSS ACREAGE. The area computed by including all property within property lines of a proposed development, except when such property lines abut a street in which case such area shall be computed from the center line of such street . (1563 - 3/70) S : 9700.8 Words beginning with the letter "H" shall have the fol- lowing definitions: (1) HOTEL. A building or portion thereof, containing six (6) or more guest rooms designed, arranged, intended to be used , let or hired out to be occupied, whether the compensation for hire be paid directly or indirectly in money, goods , wares , merchandise , labor or otherwise, and in which no provision is made for cooking in any individual guest room or suite, but is used as the more or less tem- porary abode of individuals . Jails , prisons , hospitals, asylums , sanitariums , orphanages , detention homes and similar buildings where human beings are housed and detained under legal restraint shall not be classified as hotels . (495, 556) S . 9700. 10 Words beginning with the letter "J" shall have the following definitions: . (1) JUNK YARD. A junk yard shall mean the use of any lot or any portion of a lot for the storage or keeping of junk, including scrap metal or other scrap materials . Said yard may include all uses permitted in a motor vehicle dismantling or wrecking yard . (1241) S . 9700. 12 Words beginning with the letter "L" shall have the fol- lowing definitions: (1) LANDSCAPING. Landscaping shall include the planting and continued maintenance of vegetation. Said vegetation shall be limited to ferns , flowers , grasses , mosses , shrubs , trees and vines . (1261) (2) LOT. A parcel of real property shown on a map recorded in the office of the County Recorder of either Los Angeles County or Orange County, California, designated on such map by a separate number or other character which applies only to the parcel so marked , or any area of land under one ownership abutting upon at least one street, alley or recorded easement . S . 9700. 13 Words beginning with the letter "M" shall have the following definitions: (1) MOBILEHOME . A vehicle without motive power and with- out a permanent foundation, that may be drawn by a motor vehicle and used as permanent housing and which complies with the provisions of the State of California 's Health and Safety Code , Division 13 . (1673 - 11/71) (2) MOBILEHOME ACCESSORY BUILDING. OR STRUCTURE . A subor- dinate building or structure located on a mobilehome space or lot, the use of which is customarily incidental to that of the main mobile home . (1673 - 11/71) PT,,ANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S . 9700. 14+ (3) (3) MOBILEHOME OR TRAVEL TRAILER LOT OR SPACE. An im- proved plot within a mobilehome park or travel trailer park which is designated or used for the occupancy of a mobilehome or travel trailer. (1673 - 11/71) (4) MOBILEHOME PARK. An improved area or tract of land ._ where mobilehome spaces or lots are rented or leased' or held out for rent or lease to accomodate mobilehomes used for one stop-over exceeding thirty (30) consecutive days . (1673 - 11/71) (5) MOTEL. A building or group of buildings designed for the accomodation of transient automobile travelers in sleeping units which have a direct outside entrance and conveniently located parking spaces on the same lot . Said sleeping units may have kit- chens or kitchenettes up to a maximum of twenty-five (25) percent of the total number of sleeping units . (1366, 1673 - 11/71) (6) MOTOR VEHICLE DISMANTLING OR WRECKING YARD. A motor vehicle dismantling or wrecking yard shall mean the use of any lot or any portion of a lot for dismantling, disassembly, or demolishing motor vehicles . This definition shall not be construed to allow storage of motor vehicles , whether impounded or not, nor as a yard for the storage of scrap metals, scrap materials or junk. (7) MOTOR VEHICLE STORAGE YARD. A motor vehicle storage yard shall mean the use of any lot or any portion of a lot for the storage of motor vehicles , whether impounded or not . This defini- tion shall not be construed to include dismantling, wrecking, re- pairing or altering of any vehicle . S . 9700.14 Words beginning with the letter "N" shall have the following definitions: (1) NONCONFORMING BUILDING. Any building or structure or portion thereof which does not conform to the provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and which lawfully existed at the time the provisions with which it does not conform became effective . (495, 556, 1566 - 4/70) (2) NONCONFORMING LOT OR PARCEL. Any lot or parcel whose area, width or other dimensions do not conform to the provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and which lawfully existed at the time the provisions with which it does not conform became effective . (1566 - �+/70) (3) NONCONFORMING USE. Any use of land, buildings , struc- tures or portions thereof which does not conform to the provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code and which lawfully existed at the time the provisions with which it does not conform became effec- tive . (495, 5565 1566 - 4/70) S . 9700. 15 Words beginning with the letter "0" shall have the following definitions: S . 9700.16 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING (1) OPEN OR PUBLIC LAND. Open or public land shall include parks dedicated or proposed to be dedicated for public use, school sites, areas set aside for school sites, easements or right of way for electrical transmission lines , or areas set aside for water uses or flood control channels . (1563 - 3/70) S . 9700.16 Words beginning with the letters "P" and "Q" shall have the following definitions: (1) PARALLEL PARKING. Parking which is immediately adjacent . to and parallel to the edge of a private or public roadway or drive- way. (1563 - 3/70) (2) PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT. A land development designed and developed as a unit for individual ownership of dwelling units or sites or air space rights in the area occupied by said dwelling units , with normal accessory residential uses , and perma- nently maintained common property with each resident having an un- divided interest in the common area for use as parks , waterways, golf courses, or other recreation areas that are integrated with the dwelling units for the sole enjoyment of residents within the de- velopment . (1563 - 3/70) S . 9700. 17 Words beginning with the letter "S" shall have the fol- lowing definitions: (1) SERVICE STATION shall mean any retail business which offers for sale petroleum products , automobile accessories and re- placement parts; and includes among its services automobile washing by hand, waxing and polishing . (1673 - 11/71) (2) STRUCTURE. Anything constructed or erected, the use of which requires more or less permanent location on the ground, or attached to the ground or attached to something having a fixed location on the ground . (495, 556) S . 9700. 18 Words beginning with the letter "T" shall have the following definitions: (1) TRAILER COURT. Any area of land, improved or unim- proved, which is designed to accommodate two or more trailers , house trailers, movable dwellings, tents , sleeping quarters , or outfits , or which is used, let or held out for rent to campers, tenants , or guests furnishing their own equipment and paying directly for said space or indirectly through trade or labor. This definition shall also apply to "trailer park, " "trailer camp, " and to similar uses known by various designations . (2) TRAVEL TRAILER. A vehicle other than a motor vehicle which is designed or used for temporary human habitation, and for travel or recreational purposes, which does not at any time exceed eight (8) feet in width and forty (40) feet in length and which may be moved upon a public highway without a special permit or chauffeur 's license, without violating any provision of the State Vehicle Code . (1673 - 11/71) PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS ✓ S . 9764.8 S . 9764.8 Community Service Signs . No person, or persons , shall display a community service sign until they have first submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments a plan indicating the type and location of said sign and shall have obtained approval or conditional approval of said plan from the Board of Zoning Adjustments . All community service signs shall be removed within two (2) weeks from the day of termination of the event for which such signs were erected. S . 9765 STRUCTURAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION S . 9765. 1 Computation of Sign Area S . 9765. 1. 1 Signs Having Borders or Frames Except Facade Signs . The area within the outer perimeter of a sign having a border or frame shall be computed as sign area. S . 9765. 1. 2 Signs Not Having Borders or Frames and Facade Signs . For signs not having borders or frames and facade signs , the sign area shall be the entire area within a single , continuous perimeter of not more than eight (8) straight lines , a circle or eiipse enclosing the extreme limits or writing, emblems , arrows , ornaments or other sign media of similar character, together with any material or color forming an integral part of the display or used to differentiate such sign from the background against which it is placed. S . 9765. 1.3 'Three-Dimensional Signs . The sign area of three-dimensiona signs , such as cubes , pyramids , spheres and other quadric surfaces shall be computed from the largest cross section through such sign. S . 9765. 1.4 Double-Faced Signs . The sign area of double-faced signs shall be computed from the area of the largest face, pro- vided the two faces of the sign are parallel and are not separated by a distance greater than two (2) -feet. S . 9765. 1. 5 "V" signs . For the purpose of this article, i_he sign commonly known as a "V" sign, which contains message material intended to be read by the public on more than one plane surface shall be deemed to be such number of signs as it contains plane surfaces displaying message material intended to be read by the public . A sign containing two (2) parallel surfaces supported by common structural members shall_ be considered one sign. S . 9765. 2 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S . 9765. 2 Design S . 9765. 2. 1 General. All bracing systems shall be designed and con- structed to transfer lateral forces to the foundations . For signs on buildings , the dead and lateral leads shall be transmitted through the structural frame of the building to the ground in such manner as not to overstress any of the elements thereof. The overturning moment produced from lateral forces shall in no case exceed two-thirds (2/3) of the dead-load-resisting moment. Uplift due to overturning shall be adequately resisted by proper anchorage to the ground or to the structural frame of the building. The weight of earth superimposed over footings may be used in determining the dead-load-resisting moment. S . 9765. 2. 2 Wind Loads . Signs , sign structures or advertising devices shall be designed and constructed to resist wind forces as specified in Chapter 23 of the 1967 edition of the Uniform Building Code , and any subsequent amendments thereto. S . 9765. 2.3 Seismic Loads . Signs , sign structures and advertising devices shall be designed and constructed to resist seismic forces as specified in Chapter 23 of the 1967 edition of the Uniform Building Code, and any subsequent amendments thereto. S . 9765. 2.4 Combined Loads . Wind and seismic loads need not be combined in the design of signs , sign structures or advertising devices . Only that loading which provides the larger stresses need be used. Vertical design loads , except roof live loads , shall be assumed to be acting simultaneously with the wind or seismic loads . S . 9765. 2. 5 Allowable Stresses . The design of wood, concrete or steel members shall conform to the requirements of Chapters 24, 26 , and 27 of the 1967 edition of the Uniform Building Code, and any subsequent amendments thereto. Loads , both vertical and horizontal, exerted on the soil shall not produce stresses exceeding those specified in Chapter 28 of the 1967 edition of the Uniform Building Code, and any subsequent amendments thereto. The working stresses" of wire rope and its fastenings shall not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the ultimate strength of the rope or fasteners . Working stresses for wind or seismic loads combined with dead loads may be increased as specified in Chapter 23 of the Uniform Building Code and any subsequent amendments thereto. . • n . PLANNING OFF-STREET -PARKING S . 9793 .1 . (D) (4) 4. Auto, boat and trailer sales , One (1) space for each two new and used hundred (200) square feet of gross floor area. E. Amusement and Accommodations 1. Bowling-.Alleys Three (3) spaces . for each alley. 2. Driving ranges One (1) space for each two tees . 3 . Miniature golf One (1) space for each hole . . 4. Dance halls One (1) space for each thirty five (35) square feet of .floor area used for dancing or entertainment purposes . 5. Billiard halls Two (2) spaces for each billiard table. 6 . Hotels One (1) space for each sleeping unit plus one (1) space for each employee (with a minimum of three employee spaces) ; if a sleeping unit contains three (3)or more beds , parking shall be supplied on a basis of one (1) space for each one hundred (100) square feet of gross floor area. 7 . Motels with kitchen One (1) space for each unit facilities having one (1) sleeping room, two (2) spaces for units having more than one sleeping room. 8. Motels without kitchen One (1) space for each facilities sleeping unit plus two (2) spaces for the resident owner or manager. S . 9793 . 2 Industrial Uses . A. Wholesaling, warehousing, and One (1) space for each one distributing thousand (1000) square feet of gross floor area. B. Research, testing, manufacturing, One (1) space for each four assembly, fabrication, and pack- hundred (400) square feet aging facilities . of gross floor area. S . 9793 . 2 (c) OFF-STREET PARKING PLANNING C . Storage yards , wrecking yards , One (1) space for each five salvage yards , lumber yards , and thousand (5000) square feet similar uses . of gross lot area. . S . 9793.3 Public and Semi-Public Uses . A. Places of Public-.Assembly including One (1) space for each three lodges , theatres , auditoriums , - (3). fixed seats (eighteen arenas , and convention centers . lineal inches of bench shall be considered one fixed seat) or one (1) space for each thirty five (35) square feet of main public assembly area where there are no fixed seats . B. Hospitals One (1) space for each bed. . C . Rest homes , sanitariums , and Two (2) spaces for each three nursing or convalescent homes . (3) beds . D. Public Utility Substations . One . E. Private. or -Public .Educational Institutions . 1. Elementary Schools One and ale-half (lk spaces for each classroom. 2, Junior High Schools Four (4) spaces for each classroom. - 3 . High Schools Seven (7) spaces for each classroom. 4. Colleges and universities._ Ten . (10) spaces for each classroom. 5. Accessory auditoriums One (1) space for each seventy five (75) square feet of gross floor area. F. Trade schools , business and One (1) space for each thirty commercial colleges and schools . five (35) square feet of gross floor area in any room used for instruction or training, HUY NGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE CHN IS •/ (Updated 8/11/72) PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE Chapters-Articles - Ch. 90-96 (Division 9) Chapters-Articles - Ch. 90-96 S. 9311 (G) S . 9311 (G) i S. 9530.1 S. 9530.1 S. 9684.1 S. 9684.1 (Effective 8/17/72) S. 9410 S . 9410 S. 9413.4 (Correction) lip CONTENTS - DIVISION PLANNING CHAPTERS - ARTICLES CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article_ 910. R1 District - Low Density Residential District 913. Rl-PD5 District - Repealed - (Ord. 1705 - 1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Medium Density Residential District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 District - Medium High Density Residential District 923. R4 District - High Density Residential District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 - Office-Professional District - renumbered (Art. 940 - 6/72) 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 940. R-5, Office Professional District 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial District 943. C2 District - Community Business District 945. C3 District - General Business District 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial District 948. Service Station Standards CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. MI-A District - Restricted Manufacturing 953. M1 District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS Article 960. RA District - Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural District 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (cemeteries) 965. S1 District - Shoreline District 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil District PLANNING INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS S. 9511 (G) G Garment Manufacture. Grain Elevator. I Ice manufacture, distribution or storage. L Laboratories - research or testing. M Machine shop - wholesale. Metal products manufacture. Moving van storage or operation yard. N. Novelty and toy manufacture.. P Paint mixing. Plastic products manufacture. Paper products. Perfumes manufacture - wholesale Pottery manufacture - wholesale Printing plants. Public utilities service yards. R Rubber products manufacture. S Soap manufacture. Storage yards - See screening requirements (storage of outdoor portable sani- tation facilities, such as: privys, outhouses and other similar out-buildings shall be prohibited) . (1301) V Vending machine assembly. W Wood products manufacture - wholesale. (2) Other research, testing manufacturing, assembly, distributing warehousing or similar uses not specifically mentioned which shall conform to the performance standards and other requirements set forth in this article. (737) (3) Additional permitted uses as follows: a. Accessory office uses which are incidental to a primary industrial use. b. Offices devoted to research and analysis, engineering, and the use of large scale electronic data processing systems. c. Administrative, management, regional or headquarters offices for any per- mitted industrial use which are not designed to primarily serve the general public. d. Service uses as follows: 1. Surveying 2. Blueprinting and photostating. 3. Contractor 4. Photographic services, but not including commercial photography studios. e. Trade schools, limited to those schools training students for employment in industrial occupations. This section is not intended to include any business or commercial school or college. (1378) S. 9511.1 Uses Subiect to Use Permit. The following uses may be permitted sub- ject to the approval of a use permit application by the Board of Zoning Adjustments: (1560, 1765 - 7/72) (a) Adjunct Uses. Commercial and professional uses that are permitted in the. R5 and C2 districts may be permitted when such uses are not open to the public but are designed or intended to be used only by employees of the industrial use. (b) Ancillary Operations. The following criteria shall be used by the Board of Zoning Adjustments where ancillary operations are proposed: (1) The ancillary operation shall not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the floor area of the primary industrial use. s S. 9511.1 (b) (2) INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING (2) Only on-site manufactured goods shall be sold by an ancillary operation. (3) Where an ancillary operation is proposed, the primary industrial use shall have frontage on an arterial highway. (4) The parking ratio for such operation shall be calculated pursuant to Section 9793.1, "Commercial Uses." (5) Signs shall not be used to advertise an ancillary operation. (6) The ancillary operation shall be physically separated from the primary industrial use. (c) _Special Uses. Industrial uses and services not specifically provided for may be permitted. S. 9512 PROHIBITED INDUSTRIAL USES. Industrial uses which because of potential emanation of dust, ash, smoke, heat, noise, fumes, radiation, gas odors, or vibrations are or may be inconsistent with the intent and purposes of this Article. (737) S. 9513 YARD REQUIREMENTS. (737, 1108) S. 9513.1 All yard shall be measured either from the existing property line, the ultimate right-of-way line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways and any amendments thereto, or any precise plan of a street and/or alley alignment whichever may be the greater. S. 9513.2 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be forty (40) feet from major or primary highways, thirty (30) feet from secondary highways, and ten (10) feet from local streets, measured from the ultimate street property line to the nearest front wall of the building. The front yard shall be landscaped with living plants, and permanently maintained. Such area shall also be furnished with irrigation facilities. The front yard along major, primary and secondary highways may be used for parking and accessways, however, not less than twenty-five percent (25%) of such area shall be landscaped. (1534) S. 9513.3 Side Yard. The minimum required side yard shall be fifteen (15) feet, except: (1534) (a) Exterior Side Yard. Where an exterior side yard is adjacent to a major or primary highway, the minimum required yard shall be forty (40) feet and where such yard is adj- acnet to a secondary highway, such yard shall be a minimum of thirty (30) feet; or (b) Interior Side Yard. Where an interior side yard abuts property zoned or master planned for residential use, the minimum required side yard shall be forty-five (45) feet. (c) Landscaping of side yards shall be required only where such yards are adjacent to a public street, in which case the landscaping requirements for front yards provided in Section 9413.2 shall apply. S. 9513.4 Rear Yard. There shall be no minimum rear yard requirement except where an MI-A lot or parcel abuts property zoned or master planned for residential use, then a minimum rear yard of forty-five (45) feet shall be provided. (1534) r PLANNING INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS S. 9530.1 S. 9530.1 Additional Permitted Uses: A. Accessory office uses which are incidental to a primary industrial use. B. Offices devoted to research and analysis, engineering, and the use of large . scale electronic data processing systems. C. Administrative, management, regional or headquarters offices for any permitted industrial use which are not designated to primarily serve the general public. D. Service uses as follows: 1. Surveying 2. Blueprinting and photostating 3. contractor 4. Photographic services, but not including commercial photography studies. E. Trade schools, limited to those schools training students for employment in industrial occupations. This section is not intended to include any business or commercial school or college. (1378) S. 9530.2 Uses Subject to Use Permit. The following uses may be permitted sub- ject to the approval of a use permit application by the Board of Zoning Adjustments. (a) Adjunct Uses. Commercial and professional uses that .are permitted in R5 and C2 districts may be permitted when such uses are not open to the public but are designed or intended to be used only by employees of the industrial use. (b) Ancillary Operations. The following criteria shall be used by the Board of Zoning Adjustments where ancillary operations are proposed: (1) The ancillary operation shall not exceed twenty-five (25%) percent of the floor area of the primary industrial use. (2) Only on-site manufactured goods shall be sold by an ancillary operation. (3) Where an ancillary operation is proposed, the primary industrial use shall have frontage on an arterial highway. (4) The parking ratio for such operation shall be calculated pursuant to Section 9793.1-, "Commercial Uses." (5) Signs shall not be used to advertise an ancillary operation. (6) The ancillary operation shall be physically separated from the primary industrial use. (c) Special Uses. Industrial uses and services not specifically provided for may be permitted. S. 9530.3 Uses Subject to An Administrative Review. All industrial uses permit- ted in the MI-A District may be permitted subject to the same provis- ions regulating such uses. (1765 - 7/72) S. 9531 OFF-STREET PARKING. The arrangement, access and number of all park- ing spaces and/or lots shall conform to Article 979. (1340) S. 9532 YARD AND HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line, the ultimate right-of-way line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways and any amendments thereto, or any precise plan of a street and/or alley alignment, whichever may be the greater. (731, 1108) S. 9532.1 Front Yard. None S. 9532.2 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9532.2 Side Yard. There shall be no minimum side yard requirement except where an M1 lot or parcel abuts property zoned or master planned for residential use, then a minimum side yard of forty-five (45) feet shall be provided. (1534) S. 9532.3 Rear Yard. There shall be no minimum rear yard requirement except where an M1 lot or parcel abuts property zoned or master planned for residential use, then a minimum rear yard of forty-five (45) feet shall be provided. (1534) S. 9533 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. (1494) S. 9533.1 Minimum Building Site. The minimum building site area shall. be ten thousand (10,000) square feet. (1494) S. 9533.1.1 Exception. Any parcel or lots, or combination of parcels and lots, exist- ing as a legal building site on or before the effective date of this section shall remain a legal building site for purposes of Division 9 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. (1494) S. 9533.2 Minimum Frontage. The minimum lot frontage shall' be eighty (80) feet except those lots at the end of a cul-de-sac which may have forty-five (45) feet of frontage. (1494) S. 9533.3 Building Height. No building structure, or combination of buildings and structures shall exceed forty (40) feet in height. (1494) S. 9533.3.1 Exception. Rooftop mechanical equipment and screening may exceed the forty (40) foot height limit, provided, however, they shall not exceed building height by more than fourteen (14) feet. Screening shall be set back fifteen (15) feet from any exterior building edge and shall not project above the equipment which it is designed to shield from view. (1494) S. 9533.4 Reduction of Minimum Building Site and Frontage. The minimum building site or frontage, or both minimum building site and frontage may be re- duced provided one of the following conditions have been met: (a) A plot plan encompassing the entire parcel and delineating all structures proposed for initial or future construction has been approved by the Board of Zoning Adjust- ments, Planning Commission or City Council prior to approval of a division of land, and all applicable city ordinances are complied with. . (b) An administrative review application accompanied by a plot plan encompassing the entire parcel is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments for approval prior to approval of a division of land. Said plan shall delineate all structures pro- posed for initial or future construction. The Board, after reviewing the appli- cation, may approve, conditionally approve or deny the request. (1494) PLANNING MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS S. 9684.1 S. 9684..1 Portable Equipment Required. No person or persons shall use or cause to be used any equipment in an "0" District for the uses enumerated in Section 9684 except portable equipment, or such other equipment as may be approved by the Department of Oil Field Control. No person or persons using such equipment, or causing such equipment to be so used, shall maintain or store. said equipment in the t10" District upon completion of the work for which said equipment was used. S. 9685 "Ol" COMBINING OIL DISTRICT. There is hereby established the "01" District. All uses allowed in the "0" District are allowed in the 1101" District provided an initial use permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Adjustments, pursuant to Article 981 of this code. All subsequent uses of like kind shall be included in such initial use permit. All uses not allowed in the "0" District are not allowed in the "O1" District, with the exception of drilling and redrilling. S. 9685.1 Maximum Oil Operation Site. No person or persons shall establish or cause to be established an oil operation site more than three(3) acres in size in an "O1" District. S. 9685.2 Drilling and Redrilling Allowed on Oil Operation Site Only. No person or persons shall drill or redrill, or cause to be drilled any oil well except on an oil operation site. (1764 - 7/17/72) S. 9685_3 Minimum Land_Surface Area for Each Oil Operation Site. No person or persons shall establish or cause to be established in the "Ol" District more than one (1) oil operation site for any minimum land surface area, as defined in this code. S. _96_85_.4 Acreage Requirement: The minimum land surface area for any oil oper= ation site in the "01" District shall consist of no less than twenty- five (25) contiguous acres. S. 9685.5 Dedication of Right-of-Way When Abutting Any Highway, Street or Alley. Prior to issuance of a drilling permit for a new well located on any "O1" parcel abutting a public street, alley or highway, the street, alley or highway abutting such parcel shall be dedicated to the City of Huntington Beach to a width determined by either of the following, whichever is greater. (a) The current Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways. (b) An approved precise plan of street, highway or alley alignment. (c) Department of Public Works requirements. (d) By ordinance. (1648 - 6/71) S. 9685.6 Installation of Improvements when Abutting any Highway, Street or Alley. No final inspection shall be given nor shall the well for which dedication was required be operated until the required dedication of right- of-way as described in Section 9685.5 has been improved by the installation of street improvements to the center line of the street including curbs, gutters, sidewalks, paving, street trees, street lights, street sign and street drainage in full compliance with City of Huntington Beach Street Standards. (1648 - 6/71) S. 9685.7 Application. (Repealed by Ordinance No. 1653 - 11/71) M S. 9685.8 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9685.8 Hearing and Appeal. In considering the application, the body shall eval- uate the request upon the following criteria: (a) Period of time that the parcel has been previously devoted to oil operations and contemplated life span of the project. (b) Development of the surrounding area. (c) The effect the proposed well has on traffic at the site. (d) The relationship between the proposed requirements and the anticipated expanded use. Waiver of improvements for one or more wells on a parcel will not preclude a determin- ation that improvements are necessary prior .to the drilling of another well on the parcel. Any decision of the Board may be appealed to the Planning Commission within ten (10) days of its decision, which shall be heard within thirty (30) days. Upon ten (10) days notice to the applicant. (1648 - 6/71) S. 9686 "02" COMBINING OIL DISTRICT. There is hereby established the "02" District. All uses permitted in the "O1" District are allowed in the "02" District provided an initial use permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Adjustments, pursuant to Article 981 of this code. All subsequent uses of like kind shall be in- cluded in such initial use permit. All uses not allowed in the "01" District are not allowed in the "02" District. S. 9686.1 Restricted Areas. The "02" District may be combined with-the Ml, M2 or RA Districts. (1751 - 6/72) S. 9686.2 Minimum Land Surface Area for Each Oil Operation Site. No person or persons shall establish or maintain, or cause to be established or main- tained more than one (1) oil operation site in the "02" District for any minim m land surface area, including tidelands, as defined in this code. S. 9686.3 Drilling and Redrilling Allowed on Oil Operation Site Only. No person . or persons shall drill or redrill, or cause to be drilled or redrilled any oil well except on an oil operation site. (1764 - 7/17/72) S. 9686.4 Acreage Requirement. The minimum land surface area for any oil operation site in the "02" District shall consist of not less than forty (40) con- tiguous acres. S. 9687 ENFORCEMENT. The Oil Field Superintendent of the City of Huntington Beach and his representatives and persons whom he may otherwise designate, shall have the authority to enforce this Article 968, in addition to the authority granted to him under Chapter 23 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. S. 9687.1 Appeals. Any decision or determination made by the Oil Field Super- intendent or the Director of Building and Safety under the provisions of this article may be appealed to the Board of Zoning Adjustments within ten (10) days after such decision or determination. r^ . PLANNING COI41ERCIA.L DISTRICTS S. 9410 ARTICLE 941 Cl NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT (731, .995, 1061, 1140, 1194, 1342) S. 9410 INTENT AND PURPOSE'S S. 9411 USES PERMITTED S. 9412 YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9413 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9414 OFFSTREET PARKING S. 9410 INTENT AND PURPOSE. The purpose of this district is to provide com- mercial facilities that are compatible with permitted uses of the immediate residential neighborhood and as designated in Sections 9411.1 and 9411.2 of this article. It is intended to limit the size of any area so designated to a maximum of one and one-half (1k) acres. It is further intended that said areas will be located on one (1) corner of intersecting secondary arterial highways. Said areas - are to be developed and maintained as one-development and one-theme plans. (1480) S. 9411 USES PERMITTED. The following retail and service uses shall be per- mitted, subject to administrative review .by the Board of Zoning Adjustments. Said review shall insure that uses are developed in a manner compatible with the intent of this District. S. 9411.1 Retail Uses. B. Bakery goods - limited to five (5) employees C. Convenience markets, grocery, meat, fruit and vegetable stores D. Delicatessen Drug & pharmacy stores I. Ice cream parlors and candy stores Ice stations - packaged L. Liquor stores S. 9411.2 Service Uses. B. Barber and beauty shops L. Laundry and cleaning agencies, band or self.-service laundries (no plant operations) and accessory tailor shops P. Professional offices S. 9412 YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9412.1 Front Yard: The min-?.mum required front yard shall be fifty (50) feet. S. 94-12.2 Exterior Side Yard: The minimum required exterior side yard shall be fifty (50) feet. S. 9412.3 Interior Side Yard: The minimum required interior side yard shall be ten (10) feet, S. 9412.4 Rear Yard: The minimum required rear yard shall be ten (10) feet. S. 9413 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9413.1 Site Area. (a) Minimum Building Site: The minimum building site shall be one-half ('k) acre. (b) Maximum Building Site: The maximum building site shall be three (3) acres. The maximum site area devoted to commercial uses shall not exceed one and one-half (1k) acres S. 9413.2 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9413.2 Minimum Frontage: The minimum lot frontage shall be one hundred (100) feet on an arterial highway. S. 9413.3 Building Height: The maximum building height shall not exceed twenty (20) feet to the top of a parapet wall and shall not contain more than one (1) story. S. 9413.3.1 Exception: Rooftop mechanical equipment and screening may exceed the twenty (20) foot height requirement, but shall set back fifteen (15) feet from any exterior building edge. Said rooftop screening shall not project above the equipment it is designed to shield from view. S. 9413.4 Gross Floor Area: The maximum gross floor area for any one commercial use shall not exceed thirty-two hundred (3200) square feet. S. 9413.5 Loading Area: All loading areas shall be screened from view from any public right-of-way by a six (6) foot high decorative masonry wall. Said loading areas shall be located at the rear or interior side of the building. S. 9413.6 Lighting: All lighted advertising devices or floodlights shall be stationary, non-flashing, and non-animated; said advertising devices and floodlights shall not generate light visually intrusive into any adjacent property. S. 9413.7 Trash, Garbage, and Refundable Bottle or Container Collection Areas: All trash, garbage, and refundable bottle or container collection areas shall be screened from view on all four sides by a six (6) foot high decorative masonry wall, building or gate. S. 9413.8 Outside Storage. All goods, wares, merchandise, produce, and any other commodities which are stored or offered for sale or exchange in this District shall be housed in a fully enclosed building or structure. S. 9414 OFF-STREET PARKING. The arrangement, access, and number of all parking spaces and/or lots shall conform to Article 979. ✓- CONTENTS - DIVISION 9 PLANNING V CHAPTERS - ARTICLES CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment 'of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Single Family Residence District 913. R1-PD5 District - Repealed - (ord. 1705 - 1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Two Family Residence District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 District - Limited Multiple Family Residence District 923. R4 District - Multiple Family Residence District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 .- Office-Professional District - renumbered (Art. 940 - 6/72) 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 940. R-5, Office Professional District 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial District 943. C2 District - Community Business District 945. C3 District - General Business District 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial District 948. Service Station Standards CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. M1-A District - Restricted Manufacturing 953. M1 District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS Article 960. RA District - Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural District 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (cemeteries) 965. S1 District - Shoreline District 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil District PLANNING INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Jam/ S . 9511 (G) G Garment Manufacture . Grain Elevator. I Ice manufacture, distribution or storage. L Laboratories - research or testing. M Machine shop - wholesale. Metal products manufacture . Moving van storage or operation yard . N Novelty and toy manufacture . P Paint mixing. Plastic products manufacture . Paper products . Perfumes manufacture - wholesale . Pottery manufacture - wholesale . Printing plants . . Public utilities service yards . R Rubber products manufacture. S Soap manufacture . Storage yards - See screening requirements (storage of outdoor portable sanitation facilities, such as : privys, outhouses and other similar out-buildings shall be prohibited ) . (1301) V Vending machine assembly. W Wood products manufacture - wholesale . (2) Other research, testing manufacturing, assembly, distributing warehousing or similar uses not specifically mentioned which shall conform to the performance standards and other require- ments set forth in this article . (737) (3) Additional permitted uses as follows : a. Accessory office uses which are incidental to a, primary industrial use . b . Offices devoted to research and analysis, engineering, and the use of large scale electronic date processing systems . c . Administrative, management, regional or headquarters offices for any permitted industrial use which are not designed to primarily serve the general public . d . Service uses as follows: 1. Surveying 2. Blueprinting and photostating. 3 . Contractor 4. Photographic services, but not including commercial photography studios . e . Trade schools, limited to those schools training students for . employment in industrial occupations . This section is not intended to include any business or commercial school or college . (1378) S . 9511.1 Uses Subject to Approval of a Use Permit . Commercial and professional uses, permitted in the R5 and C2 districts, may be permitted subject to the approval of a use permit when such uses are not open to the public but are designed or intended to be used only by the employees of the industrial use. (156o-3/70) S . 9512 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S . 9512 PROHIBITED INDUSTRIAL USES. Industrial uses which because of potential emanation of dust, ash, smoke, heat, noise, fumes, radiation, gas odors, or vibrations are or may be inconsistent with the intent and purposes of this Article . (737) S . 9513 YARD REQUIREMENTS . (737, 1108) S . 9513 .1 All yard shall be measured either from the existing property line, the ultimate right-of-way line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways and any amendments thereto, or any precise plan of a street and/or alley alignment whichever may be the greater. S . 9513 .2 Front Yard . The minimum front yard shall be forty (40) feet from major or primary highways, thirty (30) feet from secondary highways, and ten (10) feet from local streets, measured from the ultimate street property line to -the nearest front wall of the build- ing . The front yard shall be landscaped with living plants, and per- manently maintained . Such area shall also be furnished with irrigation facilities . The front yard along major, primary and secondary highways may be used for parking and accessways, however, not less than twenty- five percent (25%) of such area shall be landscaped . (1534) S . 9513 .3 Side Yard . The minimum required side yard shall be fifteen 15 feet, except: (1534) (a) Exterior Side Yard . Where an exterior side yard is adjacent to a major or primary highway, the minimum required yard shall be forty (40) feet and where such yard is adjacent to a secondary highway, such yard shall be a, minimum of thirty (30) feet; or (b) Interior Side Yard . Where an interior side yard abuts property zoned or master planned for residential use, the minimum required side yard shall be forty-five (45) feet . (c) Landscaping of side yards shall be required only where such yards are adjacent to a, public street, in which case the landscaping requirements for front yards provided in Section 9413 .2 shall apply. S . 9513 .4 Rear Yard . There shall be no minimum rear yard requirement except where an Ml-A lot or parcel abuts property zoned or master planned for residential use, then a minimum rear yard of forty- five (45) feet shall be provided . (1534) PLANNING INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS S . 9530 . 1 S . 9530. 1 Additional Permitted Uses: A. Accessory office uses which are incidental to a, primary industrial use . B. Offices devoted to research and analysis, engineering, and the use of large scale electronic date processing systems . C . Administrative, management, regional or headquarters offices for any permitted industrial use which are not designated to primarily serve the .genera.l public . D. Service uses as follows : 1. Surveying 2 . Blueprinting and photostating 3. Contractor 4. Photographic services, but not including commercial photography studies . E. Trade schools, limited to those schools training students for employ- ment in industrial occupations . This section is not intended to include any business or commercial school or college . (1378) S . 9530.2 Uses Subject to Approval of Use Permit . Commercial and professional uses, permitted in the R5 and C2 Districts, may be permitted subject to approval of a Use Permit . It is intent of this section to permit such commercial and professional uses as an adjunct to any permitted industrial use . Said uses shall not be open to the general public . (1378) S . 9531 OFF-STREET PARKING . The arrangement, access and number of all parking spaces and/or lots shall conform to Article 979• (134o) S . 9532 YARD AND HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS . All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line, the ultimate right of-way .line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and High- ways and any amendments thereto, or any precise plan of a street and/or alley alignment, whichever may be the greater. (731, 1108) S . 9532 . 1 Front Yard . None S . 9532 .2 Side Yard . There shall be no minimum side yard requirement except where an M1 lot or parcel abuts property zoned or master planned for residential use, then a, minimum side yard of forty- five (45) feet shall be provided . ( 1534) S . 9532 .3 Rear Yard . There shall be no minimum rear yard requirement except where an Ml lot or parcel abuts property zoned or master planned for residential use, then a minimum rear yard of forty- five (45) feet shall be provided . (1534) S . 9533 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT PLANNING S . 9533 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. (1494) S . 9533 . 1 Minimum Building Site . The minimum building site area shall be ten thousand (10,000) square feet. (1494) S . 9533 . 1. 1 Exception. Any parcel or lots , or combination of parcels and lots , existing as a legal building site on or before the effective date of this section shall remain a legal building site for purposes of Division 9 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. (1494) S . 9533 . 2 Minimum Frontage . The minimum lot frontage shall be eighty (80) feet except those lots at the end of a cul-de-sac which may have forty-five (45) feet of frontage . (1494) S . 9533 .3 Building Height. No building structure, or combination of buildings and structures shall exceed forty (40) feet in height. (1494) S . 9533 .3 . 1 Exceptions Rooftop mechanical equipment and screening may exceed the forty (40) foot height limit, provided, however , they shall not exceed building height by more than fourteen (14) feet. Screening shall be set back fifteen (15) feet from any exterior building edge and shall not project above the equipment which it is designed to shield from view. (1494) S . 9533 .4 Reduction of Minimum Building Site and Frontage . The minimum building site or frontage , or both minimum building site and frontage may be reduced provided one of the follow- ing conditions have been met : (a) A plot plan encompassing the entire parcel and delineating all structures proposed for initial or future construction has been approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustments , Planning Commission or City Council prior to approval of a division of land, and all applicable city ordinances are complied with. (b) An administrative review application accompanied by a plot plan encompassing the entire parcel is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments for approval. prior to approval. of a division of land. Said. plan shall delineate all structures proposed for initial or future construction. The Board, after reviewing the application, may approve , conditionally approve or deny the request. (1494) PLANNING INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS S.. 9534 S . 9534 USES SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF A USE PERMIT. (1241) S . 9534 . 1 Motor Vehicle Storage Yard. (a) Wall Requirements : (1) A solid six (6) inch concrete block or masonry wall with a minimum height of six (6) feet shall be constructed on all sides of the storage yard. Said wall shall be six (6) feet above the highest ground surface within twenty (20) feet of any common property line, (2) A solid gate of wall height shall be provided. (3) Said wall shall be setback five (5) feet from any abutting . street. (4) Within a triangular area formed by measuring twenty-five (25) feet along the front and exterior side lot lines of a corner lot, there shall be no structure , wall, fence, hedge, or landscaping above forty-two (42) inches or' below seven (7) feet in height. (b) Landscaping: (1) The five (5) foot open area between the abutting street and the required wall shall be landscaped and permanently main- tained. (2) Hose Bibbs shall be provided in all landscaped areas.. (c) . .. Surfacing: With exception of driveways , the entire storage yard shall be oiled. Application of said oil shall be 0. 25 gallons of SC-70 per square yard . on - sterilized soil. (d) Vehicle Stacking: There shall be no stacking of vehicles in the storage yard. (e) Review: The operation of such storage yard shall be reviewed by . the Board of Zoning Adjustments prior to renewal of the business license . Such review shall be an administrative act of the Board and no public hearing need be held. thereon. The purpose of the review is to determine that all requirements of this Section, and any condition.(s) of approval have been complied with. If any violation of the requirements or conditions of .approval exist, the Board shall cause the revocation of the business license and the immediate cessation of said use . (1241) PLANNING MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS S . 9684. 1 S . 9684. 1 Portable Equi ment Required. No person or persons shall use or cause to be used any equipment in an "0" District for the uses enumerated in Section 9684 except portable equipment, or such other equipment as may be approved by the Department of Oil Field Control. No person or persons using such equipment,, or causing such equipment to be so used, shall maintain or store said equipment in the "0 ' District upon completion of the work for which said equip- ment was used . S . 9685 "Ol" COMBINING OIL DISTRICT . There is hereby established he O1 District . All uses allowed in the "0" Dis- trict are allowed in the "Ol" District provided an initial use permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Adjustments, pursuant to Article 981 of this code . All subsequent uses of like kind shall be included in such initial use permit. All uses not allowed in the 110" District are not allowed in the "Ol" District, with the exception of drilling and redrilling. S . 9685 . 1 Maximum Oil Operation Site . No person or persons shall establish or cause to be established an oil operation site more than three ( 3) acres in size in an "O1" District . S . 9685.2 Drilling Allowed on Oil Operation Site Only. No per son or persons shall driii or cause to be Urilled any oil well except on an oil operation site . S . 9685. 3 "Minimum Land Surface Area for Each Oil Operation Site . No person or persons shall establish or cause to be established in the "Ol" District more than one (1) oil operation site for any minimum land surface area, as defined in this code . S . 9685.4 Acreage Requirement . The minimum land surface area for any oil operation site in the "O1" District shall con- sist of no less than twenty-five (25) contiguous acres . S . 9685 .5 Dedication of Right-of-Way When Abutting Any Highway, Street or Alley. Prior to issuance of a drilling permit for a new well located on any "Ol" parcel abutting a public street, alley or highway, the street, alley or highway abutting such parcel shall be dedicated to the City of Huntington Beach to a width deter- mined by either of the following, whichever is greater: a The current Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways . b An approved precise plan of street, highway or alley alignment . c Department of Public Works requirements . d By ordinance . ( 1648 - 6/71) S . 9685 .6 Installation of Improvements when Abutting any Highway, Street or Tlley. No final inspection shall be given nor shall the well for which d—ec7fcation was required be operated until the required dedication of right-of-way as described in Section 9685 .5 has been improved by the installation of street improvements to the center line of the street including curbs , gutters , sidewalks ,paving, street trees, street lights , street ,sign and street drainage in full compliance with City of Huntington Beach Street Standards . ( 1648 - 6/71) 1 S . 9685 .7 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS PLANNING s . 9685 .7 Application. (Repealed by Ordinance No . 1653 - 11/71) S . 9685.8 Hearing and Appeal. In considering the application, the body shall evalua e the request upon the following cri- teria: (a) Period of time that the parcel has been previously devoted to oil operations and contemplated life span of the project . b Development of the surrounding area . c The effect the proposed well has on traffic-at the site . d The relationship between the proposed requirements and the anticipated expanded use . Waiver of improvements for one or more wells on a parcel will not preclude a determination that improvements are necessary prior to the drilling of another well on the parcel. Any decision of the Board may be appealed to the Planning Commis- sion within ten (10) days of its decision, which shall be heard with- in thirty (30) days . Upon ten (10) days notice to the applicant . (1648 - 6/71) S . 9686 "02" COMBINING OIL DISTRICT. There is hereby established he 02 District . Al uses permitted in the "Ol" Dis- trict are allowed in the "02" District provided an initial use permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Adjustments , pursuant to Article 981 of this code . All subsequent uses of .like kind shall be included in such initial use permit . All uses not allowed in the "Ol" District are not allowed in the "02" District. S . 9686. 1 Restricted Areas . The "02" District shall be combined only with the Ml or M2 Districts . S . 9686.2 Minimum Land Surface Area for Each Oil Operation Site . No person or persons shall- establish or maintain, or cause to be established or maintained more. than one (1) oil operation site in the "02" District for any minimum land surface area, including tidelands , as defined in this code . S . 9686.3 Drilling Allowed on Drilling Operation Site Only. No person or persons shall cause to be drilled any oil well except on an oil operation site . S . 9686.4 Acreage Requirement . The minimum land surface area for any oil operation site in the "02" District shall consist of not less than forty (40) contiguous acres . S . 9687 ENFORCEMENT. The Oil Field Superintendent of the City of . Huntington Beach and his representatives and persons whom he may otherwise designate, shall have the authority to enforce this Article 968, in addition to the authority granted to him under Chapter 23 .of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code . . . i .S . 9687. 1 Appeals . Any decision or determination made by the Oil I Fie d uperintendent or the Director of Building and Safety under the provisions of this article may be appealed to the Board of Zoning Adjustments within ten ( 10) days after such decision or deter- mination. FULL CODE WTVTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE CH:A-NGES ` i (Updated 7/26/72) PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE Contents Page - Ch. 10-16 Contents Page - Ch. 10-16 S. 1200 S. 1211 S. 1221 S. 1241 S. 2150 S. 2150 S. 2153.1 S. 2154.1 S. 4311) S. 4311) S. 4332) Old Chapter 43 S. 4341) New Chapter 43 S. 4343.5) S. 4361) i S. 4362 ) (Effective 8/3/72) i CONTENTS CHAPTERS - ARTICLES DIVISION 1 - GOVERNMENT CHAPTER 10 - GENERAL ARTICLE 101. Seal 102. City Hall CHAPTER 11 - COUNCIL ARTICLE 111. Compensation CHAPTER 12 - OFFICERS ARTICLE 120. Eligibility of Candidates 121. City Clerk 122. Treasurer 124. City Attorney 125. Police Chief 126. Administrative Officer CHAPTER 13 - DEPARTMENTS ARTICLE 131. Police Department 132. Fire Department 133. Street Department 134. Building Department 135. Purchasing Department 136. Planning Department 137. Finance Department 138. Public Works Department 139. Harbors & Beaches Department CHAPTER 14 - SALARIES ARTICLE 141. Officers 142. Schedule of Officers' Salaries CHAPTER 15 - REPEALED BY ORDINANCE NO. 1225 (7/5/66) CHAPTER 16 - FISCAL MATTERS ARTICLE 161. Fiscal Year 162. Funds 163. Capital Outlays Fund 164. Gas Tax Fund GOVERNMENT OFFICERS S. 1200 CHAPTER 12 OFFICERS ARTICLE 120. ELIGIBILITY OF CANDIDATES 121. CITY CLERK 122. TREASURER 124. CITY ATTORNEY 125. POLICE CHIEF 126. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER ARTICLE 120 ELIGIBILITY OF CANDIDATES (1756 - 7/72) S. 1200 RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR ELECTIVE AND APPOINTIVE OFFICERS. In the event any court of competent jurisdiction holds invalid or inapplicable any provision of the city Charter of Huntington Beach affecting the residence re- quirements as to any elective or appointive office of the city, then no person shall be eligible to hold any such elective or appointive office unless he is and shall have been a resident of the city for at least one (1) complete year next preceding the date of his election or appointment. S. 1201 REGISTERED VOTER REQUIREMENT OF ELECTIVE AND APPOINTIVE OFFICERS. In the event any court of competent jurisdiction holds invalid or inapplic- able any Charter provision providing that no person shall be eligible to hold any such office in the city unless he is and shall have been a registered voter of the city, then no such elective or appointive officer shall be eligible to hold any such office unless he is and shall have been a registered voter of the city for at least one (1) complete year next preceding the date of his election or appointment. S. 1202 SEVERABILITY. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this article, or any future amendments or additions here- to, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity-of the remaining portions of this article, or any future amendments or additions hereto. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach hereby declares that it would have adopted this article and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion or any future amendments or additions thereto, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, clauses, phrases, portions or any future amendments or additions thereto be declared invalid or unconstitutional. S. 1211 OFFICERS GOVERNMENT ARTICLE 121 CITY CLERK S. 1211 RECORDS OF COUNCIL, EQUALIZATION PROCEEDINGS. The Clerk shall keep a record of the proceedings of the Council and of the Board of Equali- zation. (15) S. 1211.1 Correspondence. He shall conduct the correspondence of the Council, prepare, fill out and countersign all blanks and documents to be signed by the Mayor. (15) S. 1211.2 Keeping of Books under State Law. As Clerk, he shall keep the various books specified in Section 878 of the Municipal Corporation Act. (15) S. 1211.3 Oaths: Custody of Documents, Property. He shall have power to administer all the oaths and affirmations necessary in the performance of his duties; he shall have charge of and be held responsible for the books, papers and other property of the City in his office and in that of the Council. (15) S. 1212 ACCOUNTS. Keep account of all receipts and disbursements on behalf of the City. (15) S. 1212.1 Charging Collectors. Charge all sums of money to the officers whose duty it is to collect the same. (15) S. 1212.2 Payment into Treasury. Give orders for the payment of money into the treasury. (15) S. 1212.3 Assessments. As ex-officio assessor he shall list all real and personal property in this City for taxation, in the nanner prescribed by the state laws and the ordinances of the Council, and shall transcribe the statements into the assessment roll. (15) S. 1212.4 Reports. He shall report to the Council, at the first regular meeting in each month, all receipts and disbursements of the City during the preceding month, and also present an annual report. (15) (Charter Provision as to City Clerk: See Art. VII, Sec. 8, of Chapter) S. 1213 CITY PRINTING. Provide the City Officers, through whatever arrangement the Council may have made for the City printing and supplies, with the necessary books, blanks and stub receipts, requiring them to account for the same. (15) GOVERNMENT OFFICERS S. 1221 ARTICLE 122 TREASURER S. 1221 QUALIFICATIONS. No one shall be eligible for election to, or to hold, the office of City Treasurer who is not a certified public accountant, or who has not had at least three (3) years practical experience in accountancy and bookkeeping. (431) S. 1222 RECEIPT OF MONEY. The Treasurer shall receive on the orders of the Clerk and safely keep all monies belonging to the City, whatever its source, for which he shall give duplicate receipts, one to the depositor and the other to the City Clerk. (15, 265) S. 1222.1 Funds. He shall establish and keep the money in the following funds: (a) Huntington Beach City Funds. (b) A general fund which shall contain all unappropriated and unapportioned money. (15, 265) (c) A Library Fund. (15, 265) (d) A Music and Promotion Fund. (15, 265) (e) Such Funds as may be created by ordinance of this City for caring for money received from the sale of bonds of this City and for the interest and sinking funds thereon. (15, 265) (f) Street Improvement Fund. (15, 265) S. 1222.2 Transfers from Fund to Fund. Money may be transferred from one fund to another on the order of the Council, except in the cases of the Library Fund, the Music and Promotion Fund and special funds created by ordinances for caring for money received from the sale of bonds of this City and for the interest and sinking funds thereon, and Street Improvement Fund. S. 1222.3 Repealed - Ordinance 1432. S. 1222.4 Quarterly Settlement. He shall make quarterly settlement to the Clerk. (15, 265) S. 1222.5 Monthly Report of Balance. Prior to the first meeting of each month, he shall report to the Clerk the balance in each fund. S. 1222.6 Annual Report to Council. He shall also make an annual report to the Council. (15, 265) (Charter Provision as to Treasurer: See Art. VII, Sec. 7) S. 1241 OFFICERS 1 GOVERNMENT ARTICLE 124 CITY ATTORNEY : S. 1241 ELECTION OF ATTORNEY. The office of City Attorney shall hereafter be elective; and said officer shall be elected from the City at large for the term provided in Section 17 of Article VII of the Charter of this City. (402) S. 1242 COMPENSATION. The Council shall set the compensation of said officer at not less than the amount paid said officer during the preceding year. (402) S. 1243 LEGAL ADVICE. The City Attorney shall be the legal advisor of the of- ficers in all matters pertaining to the business of the City. (15) S. 1244 DRAFTING OF INSTRUMENTS. He shall draft all ordinances, contracts or other instruments for the City when requested to do so by the Council. (15) S. 1245 PROSECUTION. He shall assist the Chief of Police by acting as prosecuting attorney before the City recorder in all cases of breeches of or violations of or noncompliance with any ordinance of the City. (15) S. 1246 OTHER DUTIES. He shall perform such other services as may be required of him by the general laws, by the ordinances of the City or by the instru- ctions of the Council. (15) (Charter Provisions as to City Attorney: See Art. VII, Sec. 6) BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S. 2150 ARTICLE 215 OIL PRODUCTION BUSINESS LICENSE TAX (1652 - 8/71) S. 2150 OIL BUSINESS. PRODUCTION. LICENSE REQUIRED. It shall be unlawful for any person to conduct, manage, carry on or engage in the business or activity of producing crude oil, gas, petroleum or other hydrocarbon substances or products from any well or wells located in the City of Huntington Beach without first obtaining a license therefor from said city. S. 2150.1 Term of License. The term of such license shall be one (1) year, commencing on July 1 of each year, beginning with the year 1971, except that in the event the effective date of this article is after July 1, 1971, the term of the license for such fiscal year shall commence with the effective date of this article and shall continue to June 30, 1972 inclusive, and the base annual fee for such fiscal year shall be adjusted accordingly. At the end of the term of any license issued or renewed hereunder, such license shall be of no further force and effect unless renewed as hereinafter provided. S. 2151 LICENSE FEES REQUIRED. Every person required by this article to have a license shall pay to the City of Huntington Beach the fees hereinafter provided, in the manner hereinafter provided: (a) Prior to the issuance or renewal of such license, a base annual fee of Forty-eight Dollars ($48) per well. Such base annual fee shall apply to each well producing oil or gas, or both, A fee of Forty-eight Dollars ($48) per well shall be paid for the period from and after the effective date of this ordinance through June 30, 1973, with a credit applied thereto of any amount previously paid as the base annual fee due June 30, 1972. (b) For the period commencing with the effective date of this amendment and ending June 30, 1973, and for each succeeding fiscal year, and in addition to the base annual fee, an amount equalling four cents ($0.04) per barrel of oil produced by each well per quarter, less a credit of Twelve Dollars ($12) per well per quarter. No carry over of credit shall be permitted. (1652, 1759 - 7/72) S. 2151.1 Base Annual Fee. When Due and Delinquent. The base annual fee, required by this article, shall be due and payable on or before July 1st of each fiscal year. Such base annual fee shall be delinquent on the day following such due date. In the event the effective date of this ordinance is after July 1, 1972, the Forty-eight Dollar ($48) base annual fee shall be due and payable on the effective date of said ordinance, and shall be delinquent on the day following such due date. (1652, 1759 - 7/72) S. 2151.3 Quarterly Payments. When Due. Payment for the quarter consisting of October, November and December shall be due and payable on January 1; payment for the quarter consisting of January, February and March shall be due and payable on April 1; payment for the quarter consisting of April, May and June shall . be due and payable on July 1; and payment for the quarter consisting of June, August and September shall be due and payable on October 1. S. 2151.5 Quarterly Payments. When Delinquent. All payments for all quarters, as required by this article, shall be delinquent on the thirty-first day after the day such quarterly payments are due and payable. S. 2152 BUSINESS LICENSE BUSINESS S. 2152 DEFINITIONS. For the purpose of determining the license fee: (a) A well is located within the City of Huntington Beach if the surface location of the well, the surface of the well itself, or if any portion of the well is located within the City of Huntington Beach, irrespective of the subsurface located of the well, the producing interval thereof, or where the hole of the well may be bottomed. (b) A barrell of oil shall consist of forty-two (42) U.S, gallons of crude pet- roleum or hydrocarbon substances corrected for temperature variations in accordance with methods generally approved in the petroleum industry. Petroleum or hydrocarbon substances means crude oil remaining after the removal therefrom of water or other impurities by preliminary processing in the vicinity of the well site, preparatory to the shipment thereof. (c) If oil produced from two (2) or more wells shall be commingled without the production of the respective wells being separately measured, each well whose prod- uction has been commingled shall be considered as having produced an equal part of the total. S. 2153 LICENSE RENEWAL. Any license issued under this article shall be renewed annually provided all delinquencies are paid in full and the annual base fee for the renewal term is paid in full prior to such renewal. S. 2153.1 License. Suspension of. The license required under this article shall be automatically suspended on any one or more of the following grounds: (a) Fees required by this article have not paid and are delinquent. (b) Production statements have not been filed with the city when and as required by Section 2154. (c) Failure to comply with Section 2154.1 of this code. Any suspension of license shall be removed upon compliance with all provisions of this article. I S. 2153.3 Suspension of License Not Bar to Prosecution. The suspension of any license, as herein provided, shall not be a bar to the prosecution of the holder thereof for a violation of any provision of this article or of any law or ordinance of the state or city. S. 2154 PRODUCTION STATEMENT REQUIRED. Every person required to have a license under this article shall on or before the 30th day of January, April, July and October file with the City Clerk a statement setting forth such information as the City Clerk shall require, including: (1) the name or other identification of all oil wells located in the city operated by him during any quarter; (2) the number of barrels of oil produced from each of said wells during such quarter; and (3) the com- putation of the amount of fee with respect to such production due the city. Said statement shall be signed by the person required to have the license, or by a managing officer or agent thereof, and shall include a declaration substantially worded as follows: "I declare under penalty of making a false declaration that I am authorized to make this settlement, and that to the best of my knowledge and belief it is a true, correct and complete statement made in good faith for the period stated, in compli- ance with the provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code." BUSINESS BUSINESS LICENSE S. 2154.1 Such statement shall not be conclusive against the City of Huntington Beach, nor shall it be conclusive as to the information set forth therein, nor shall the filing of such statement preclude the City of Huntington Beach from collecting by appropriate action any additional fee that is later determined to be due and payable. (1652, 1759 - 7/72) S. 2154.1 Records Required. Every person required to have a license under this article shall keep full, true and accurate records as to the amount of oil or gas produced by him from wells located within the City of Huntington Beach, and shall upon demand of the City Clerk, or his representative, make said records, together with any shipping documents or sales invoices pertaining to such oil and gas available for the inspection of the City Clerk, or his representative, at all reasonable times. S. 2154.3 Exception. Those businesses and activities for which a fee is required under this article shall be exempt from any other fee required by Chapter 21 of this code. S. 2155 PENALTY FOR DELINQUENCY. If any fee herein required to be paid to the City of Huntington Beach is not paid before it becomes one month delinquent, as provided in this article, a penalty in an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of such fee shall be added thereto, and an additional penalty in an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of such fee for each one month period during which such fee continues or remains delinquent shall be assessed. Such penalties shall be and become a part of such fee and shall be enforced and collected as part of such fee, provided, however, that the aggregate of such penalties shall not exceed one hundred percent (100%) of the amount of the delinquent license fee. (1652, 1759 - 7/72) S. 2155.1 Penalty for Violation. Any person violating any of the provisions of this article shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be deemed guilty of a separate violation for each and every day, or portion thereof, during which any violation of any of the provisions of this article is committed, continued or permitted. Upon conviction of any such violation, such person shall be punished by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500) or by imprisonment up to six (6) months or both such find and imprisonment for each such violation. S. 2156 SEVERABILITY. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this article, or any amendments or revisions thereto, or the application thereof to any person, firm, corporation or circumstances, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by any decision of any court of com- petent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this article. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach hereby declares that it would have adopted this article and each subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, including amendments or revisions thereto, irres- pective of the fact that one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, or phrases or portions be declared invalid or unconstitutional. SAFETY DEFENSE-DISASTER S. 4311 CHAPTER 43 CIVIL DEFENSE/EMERGENCY SERVICES (1503, 1757 - 7/72) ARTICLE 431. Purposes 432. Definitions 433. Civil Defense and Disaster Council 434. Officers 435. Civil Defense and Emergency Services Plan 436. Civil Defense and Emergency Services Organization 437. Emergency Curfew 438. Expenditures 439. Punishment of Violations ARTICLE 431 PURPOSES S. 4311 PURPOSES. The declared purpose of this chapter is to provide for the preparation and carrying out of plans for the protection of persons and property within this city in the event of an emergency; the direction of the emergency organization; and the coordination of the emergency functions of this city with all other public agencies, corporations, organizations and affected private persons. ARTICLE 432 DEFINITIONS S. 4321 DEFINITIONS. As used in this chapter, "emergency shall mean the actual or threatened existence of conditions of disaster or of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property within this city caused by such conditions as air pollution, fire, flood, storm, epidemic, riot, or earthquake, or other con- ditions, including conditions resulting from war or imminent threat of war, but other than conditions resulting from a labor controversy, which conditions are or are likely to be beyond the control of the services, personnel, equipment, and facilities of this city, requiring the combined forces of other political subdivisions to combat. S. 4322 CIVIL DEFENSE. "Civil Defense" shall mean the preparation for and the carrying out of all emergency functions, other than functions for which military forces are primarily responsible, to prevent, minimize, and repair injury and damage resulting from actual or threatened enemy attack. S. 4323 DIRECTOR. "Director" shall mean the Director of Civil Defense and Emergency Services of the City of Huntington Beach. S. 4324 DEFENSE-DISASTER SAFETY S. 4324 CIVIL DEFENSE/EMERGENCY SERVICES ORGANIZATION. "Civil Defense/Emergency Services Organization" shall mean the organization that prepares for and carries out emergency planning and civil defense and emergency operations by government, business and the community in general, in order to prevent, minimize and repair injury and damage resulting from actual or threatened emergency or. civil defense. S . 4325 CIVIL DEFENSE/EMERGENCY SERVICES PLAN. "Civil Defense/Emergency Services Plan" shall mean a written document which provides for the full utilization of all resources of the City of Huntington Beach, both human and material, during civil defense or emergency. ARTICLE 433 CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER COUNCIL S. 4331 MEMBERSHIP. There is hereby created a Civil Defense and Disaster Council, consisting of the director who shall be chairman, deputy director who shall be the vice chairman, Chief of Fire Department, or his representative, coordinator of Civil Defense/Emergency Services Planning and Training, and any city department head who may be appointed by the director, and representatives of civil, business, labor, veterans, professional, or other organizations, not to exceed five (5) in number, as may be appointed by the director. S. 4332 POWERS AND DUTIES. It shall be the duty of the Civil Defense and Disaster Council, and it is hereby empowered, to review and recommend for adoption by the City Council, civil defense and emergency service plans, mutual aid plans and agreements, and such ordinances, resolutions, rules and regulations as are necessary to implement such plans and agreements. The Civil Defense and Disaster Council shall be advisory in nature, and may present such advice and recommendations as it deems necessary. The Civil Defense and Disaster Council shall meet upon call of the chairman, or in his absence or inability to call such meeting, upon the call of the chairman's authorized representative or the vice chairman. SAFETY DEFENSE-DISASTER S. 4341 . ARTICLE 434 OFFICERS S. 4341 DIRECTOR. OFFICE CREATED. There is hereby created the office of Director of Civil Defense/Emergency Services who shall be the City Administrator of the City of Huntington Beach. S. 4342 DEPUTY DIRECTOR. OFFICE CREATED. There is hereby created the office of Deputy Director of Civil Defense/Emergency Services who shall be the Assistant City Administrator of. the City of Huntington Beach. S. 4343 POWERS AND DUTIES ENUMERATED. The Director is hereby empowered to: (1) Request the City Council to proclaim the existence or threatened existence of a local emergency if the City Council is in session, or to issue such proclamation if the City Council is not in session. Whenever a local emergency is proclaimed by the Director, the City Council shall take action to ratify the proclamation within seven (7) days thereafter or the proclamation shall have no further force or effect. (2) Request the Governor to proclaim a state of emergency when, in the opinion of the Director, the locally available resources are inadequate to cope with the emergency. (3) Control and direct the effort of the emergency organization of this city to accomplish the purpose of this chapter. (4) Direct cooperation between and coordinate services and staff of the emer- gency organization of this city; and resolve questions of authority and responsi- bility that may arise between them. (5) Represent this city in all dealings with public or private agencies on matters pertaining to emergencies as defined herein. (6) In the event of the proclamation of a local emergency, as herein provided, the proclamation of a state of emergency by the Governor or the Director of the State Office of Emergency Services, or the existence of a state of war emergency, the Director is hereby empowered: (a) To make and issue rules and regulations on matters reasonably related to the protection of life and property as affected by such emergency; provided, how- ever, such rules and regulations shall be confirmed at the earliest practicable time by the City Council. (b) To obtain vital supplies, equipment, and such other properties found lacking and needed for the protection of life and property and to bind the city for the fair value thereof and, if required immediately, to commandeer same for public use. (c) To require emergency services of any city officer or employee and, in the event of the proclamation of a state of emergency in the county in which this city Is located or the existence of a state of war emergency, to command the aid of as many citizens of this community as he deems necessary in the execution of his duties. Such persons shall be entitled to all privileges, benefits, and immunities as are provided by state law for registered disaster service workers. S. 4343 (6) (d) DEFENSE-DISASTER SAFETY (d) To requisition necessary personnel or material of any city department or agency. (e) To execute all of his ordinary power as City Administrator, of all special powers conferred upon him by this chapter or by resolution or emergency plan pursuant hereto adopted by the City Council; all powers conferred upon him by any statute, by any agreement approved by the City Council, and by any other lawful authority. The Director of Civil Defense/Emergency Services shall designate the order of suc- cession to his office to take effect in the event the Director is unavailable to attend meetings and otherwise perform his duties during an emergency. Such order of succession shall be approved by the City Council. The Deputy Director shall, under the supervision of the Director, have such other powers and duties as may be assigned by the Director. (f) To appoint a coordinator of Civil Defense/Emergency Planning and Training who shall also be the Assistant Deputy Director of Civil Defense/Emergency Services. ARTICLE 435 CIVIL DEFENSE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES PLAN S. 4351 FORMULATION OF PLAN. The Director shall prepare and maintain, on a current basis, a Civil Defense/Emergency Services Plan as necessary to carry out the purpose of this chapter. The Civil Defense/Emergency Services Plan shall be consis- tent with plans of the State of California and the Federal government, and shall here- after be referred to as "the Plan." S. 4352 CONTENTS OF PLAN. The Plan shall set up the assignment of emergency duties and functions of all city agencies and employees, and volunteer organiza- tions, as well as the lines of succession of the members of the Civil Defense/Emergency Services Organization. S. 4353 ADOPTION OF AND AMENDMENTS. The Plan and amendments thereto shall be placed on file with the City Clerk by the Director, and approved or dis- approved by the City Council within thirty (30) days of such filing. The Plan, and amendments, if any, shall be effective upon filing with the City Clerk unless disap- proved by the City Council within thirty (30) days of such filing. S. 4354 ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS. In assigning emergency duties and functions to city agencies and personnel, the Director shall assign res- ponsibilities to utilize to the maximum the skills and talents of city employees. When the requisite skill or talent for a particular responsibility is not available within the city government, the Director is authorized to seek assistance on a volunteer basis from persons outside the city government. The Director shall assign duties to such persons, and grant the authority to carry out their respective responsibilities during . and after the occurrence of a disaster. S. 4355 EFFECT OF PLAN. The Plan shall be binding upon all agencies of city govern- ment, its employees and registered volunteer disaster service workers, and have the effect of law whenever an emergency, as provided in this chapter, has been proclaimed. ° SAFETY DEFENSE-DISASTER S. 4361 ARTICLE 436 CIVIL DEFENSE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES ORGANIZATION S. 4361 CREATION OF CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER ORGANIZATION. There is hereby created the Huntington Beach Civil Defense/Emergency Services Organi- zation. All officers and employees of the city, shall be a part of such organization. The Director shall train and organize all employees and officers of the city for purposes of maintaining .the civil defense/emergency capability of the city. The Director is authorized to use volunteer forces during an emergency including brit not limited to groups, organizations and persons who by agreement or by operation of law are charged with the duty to protect the life and property of persons within the city during a disaster. S. 4362 SERVICE CHIEFS. APPOINTMENT AND DUTIES. The Plan, as set out in this chapter, shall provide for the appointment of service chiefs who shall be responsible for the carrying out of all duties and functions assigned in the disaster plan. Duties of service chiefs" shall include the organization and training of city officers, employees and volunteers. Each service chief shall formulate an operational plan, which shall become apart of the plan, as specified herein. Before an operational plan may become a part of the Civil Defense/Emergency Services Plan, it must first be approved by the Director. . The Director shall determine whether the operational plans are in conflict with the Civil Defense/Emergency Services Plan. If the operational plans are in conflict with the Civil Defense/Emergency Services Plan, the Director shall reject such operational plans. Each service chief shall be responsible for the care, for the maintenance, and for the proper use of any special equipment or property which may be obtained by or assigned to him from time to time by the Director. ARTICLE 437 EMERGENCY CURFEW S . 4371 CURFEW. The Director is hereby empowered to establish an emergency curfew in the event of a local emergency, or when a disaster or state of emergency is declared by the President of the United States or the Governor of the State of California. ARTICLE 438 EXPENDITURES S. 4381 EXPENDITURES. Any expenditures made in connection with emergency ac- tivities including mutual aid activities, shall be deemed conclusively to be for the direct protection and benefit of the inhabitants and property of the City of Huntington Beach. S. 4391 DEFENSE-DISASTER SAFETY S. 4391 PUNISHMENT OF VIOLATIONS. It shall be a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500). or by imprisonment for not to exceed six (6) months, or both, for any person during an emergency to: (a) Wilfully obstruct, hinder, or delay any member of the emergency organization in the enforcement of any lawful rule or regulation issued pursuant to this chapter, or in the performance of any duty imposed upon him by virtue of this chapter. (b) Do any act forbidden by any lawful rule or regulation issued pursuant to this chapter if such act is of such a nature as to give or be likely to give assistance to enemy or to imperil the lives or property of inhabitants of this city, or to prevent, hinder, or delay the defense or protection thereof. (c) Wear, carry, or display, without authority, any means of identification specified by the emergency agency of the state. S. 4392 SEVERABILITY. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this chapter, or any future amendments or additions hereto, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remain- ing portions of this chapter, or any future amendments or additions thereto. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach hereby declares that it would have adopted this chapter and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion or any future amendments or additions thereto, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, clauses, phrases, portions or any future amendments or additions thereto be declared invalid or unconstitutional. CONTENTS CHAPTERS ARTICLES . DIVISION 1 - GOVERNMENT CHAPTER` 10 GENERAL 7 ARTICLE 101. Seal 102. City Hall "CHAPTER 11 - COUNCIL .ARTICLE 111. Compensation .CHAPTER .12 - OFFICERS ARTICLE 121. City Clerk 122. Treasurer 124. City Attorney 125. Police Chief 126 . Administrative Officer CHAPTER 13 - DEPARTMENTS ARTICLE 131. Police Department 132. Fire Department 133 . Street Department 134. Building Department 135. Purchasing Department 136 . Planning Department 137 . Finance Department 138 . Public Works Department 139. Harbors & Beaches Department CHAPTER 14 - SALARIES ARTICLE 141. Officers 142. Schedule of Officers ' Salaries CHAPTER 15 - REPEALED BY ORDINANCE NO 1225 (7/5/66) CHAPTER 16 - FISCAL MATTERS ARTICLE 161. Fiscal Year 162. Funds 163 . Captial .Outlays Fund 164. "Gas Tax -Fund GOVERNMENT OFFIC_F31S S . 1211 CHAP'].'1,1]t 1_2 OFFa:c;J;R") ARTICLE 121 . CITY CLERK 122 . TREASURER 124. CITY ATTORNEY 125 . POLICE CHIEF 126. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER ARTICLE 121 CITY CLERK S .. 1211 RECORDS OF COUNCIL, EQUALIZATION PROCEEDINGS .. The Clerk shall . keep a. record of the proceedings of the Council and of the Board of Equalization. ( 15) S . 1211. 1 Correspondence . He shall conduct the correspondence of the Council, prepare, fill out and countersign all blanks and . documents to be signed by the Mayor. (15) S . 1211.2 Keeping of Books under State Law. As Clerk, he shall keep the various books specified in Section 878 of the Municipal Corporation Act . (15) S . 1211. 3 Oaths: Custody of Documents, Property. He shall have power to administer all the oaths and affirmations necessary in the performance of his duties; he shall have charge of and be held responsible for the .books, papers and other property of the City in his office and in that of the Council. (15) S . 1212 ACCOUNTS . Keep account of all receipts and disbursements on behalf of the City. (15) S . 1212 . 1 Charging Collectors . Charge all sums of money to the officers whose duty it is to collect the same . (15) S . 1212 .2 Payment into Treasury. Give orders for the payment of money into the -treasury. (15) S . 1212 . 3 Assessments . As ex-officio assessor he shall list all real and personal property in this City for taxation, in the manner prescribed by the state laws and the ordinances of the Council, and shall transcribe the statements into the assessment roll. (15) S . 1212.4 Reports . He shall report to the Council, at the first regular meeting in each month, all receipts and disburse- ments of the City during the preceding month, and also present an annual report . (15) (Charter Provision as to City Clerk: See Art . VII, Sec . 8, of Charter) S 1213 City Printing Provide the City off.'icers, th.roou,;l arrangement the Council may have made for the City and supplies, with the necessary books, blanks and stub requiring them to account :for the same . ( 1.5) S . 1221 OFFICERS GOVERNMENT ARTICLE 122 TREASURER S . 1221 Qualifications . No one shall be eligible for election to, or to hold, the office of City Treasurer who is not a cer- tified public accountant, or who has not had at least three (3) years practical experience in accountancy and bookkeeping. (431) S . 1222 Receipt of Money. The Treasurer shall receive on the orders of the Clerk and safely keep all monies belonging to the City, whatever its source, for which he shall give duplicate receipts , one to the depositor and the other .to the City Clerk. (15, 265) S . 1222. 1 Funds . He shall establish and keep the money in the follow- ing funds : (a) Huntington Beach City Funds . (b) A general fund which shall contain all unappropriated and unappor- tioned money. (15, 265) (c) A .Library Fund. (15, 265) (d) A Music and Promotion Fund. (15, 265) (e) Such Funds as may be created by ordinance of this City for caring for money received from the sale of bonds of this City and for the interest and sinking funds thereon. (15, 265) (f) Street Improvement Fund. (15, 265) S . 1222.2 Transfers from Fund to Fund. Money may be transferred from one fund to another on the order of the Council, except in the cases of the Library Fund, the Music and Promotion Fund and special funds created by ordinances for caring for money received from the sale of bonds of this City and for the interest and sinking funds thereon, and Street Improvement Fund. S . 1222.3 Repealed - Ordinance 1432. S . 1222.4 Quarterly Settlement. He shall make quarterly settlement i to the Clerk. (15, 265) S . 1222.5 Monthly Report of Balance. Prior to the first meeting of each month, he shall report to the Clerk the balance in each. fund. S . 1.222.6 Annual Report to Council. He shall also make an annual report to the Council. (15, 265) (Charter Provision as to Treasurer: See Art. VII, Sec. 7.) GOVERNMENT OFFICERS S . 1241 ARTICLE 124 CITY ATTORNEY S . 1241 Election of Attorney. The office of City Attorney shall hereafter be elective ; and said officer shall be elected from the City at large for the term provided in Section 17 or Article VII of the Charter of this City. (402) S . 1242 Compensation. The Council shall set the compensation of said officer at not less than the amount paid said officer during the preceding year. (402) S. 1243 Legal Advice . The City Attorney shall be the legal adviser of the officers in all matters pertaining to the business of the City. (15) S . 1244 Drafting of Instruments . He shall draft all ordinances , contracts or other instruments for the City when requested to do so by the Council. (15) S . 1245 Prosecution. He shall assist the Chief of Police by acting as prosecuting attorney before the City recorder in all cases of breeches of or violations of or noncompliance with any ordinance of the City. (15) S . 1246 Other Duties . He shall perform such other services as may be required of him by the general laws , by the ordinances of the City or by the instructions of the Council. (15) (Charter Provisions as to City Attorney: See Art. VII , Sec. 6) .ter B US INESS BUSINESS LICENSE S . 2150 011, PRODUCTION S . 2150 OIL BUSINESS . PRODUCTION. LICENSE REQUIRED. It shall be unlawful for any person to - conduct, manage, carry on or engage in the business or activity of producing crude oil, gas , petroleum or other hydrocarbon substances or products from any well or wells located in the City of Huntington Beach without first obtaining a license therefor from said city. S . 2150. 1 Term of License . The term of such license shall be one (17 year, commencing on July 1 of each year, beginning with the year 1971, except that in the event the effective date of this article is after July 1, 1971, the term of the license for such fiscal year shall commence with the effective date of this article and shall continue to June 30, 1972 inclusive, and the base annual fee for such fiscal year shall be adjusted accordingly . At the end of the term of any license issued or renewed hereunder, such license shall be of no further force and effect unless renewed as hereinafter provided . S . 2151 LICENSE FEES REQUIRED. Every person required by this ar i_cle to have a license shall pay to the City of Huntington Beach a base annual fee, and. in addition thereto, the q-arterly fees in the manner and to the extent hereinafter provided: (a) Prior to the issuance or renewal of such license, a base annual fee of Thirty Dollars ($30.00) per well . Such base annual fee shall apply to each well producing oil or gas , or both. (b) For the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1971, and each succeeding fiscal year, and in ad.d.ition to the base annual fee, an amount equalling two and one-half cents ($.025) per barrel of oil produced by each well per quarter, less a credit of Seven and 50/100ths Dollars ($7.50) per well per quarter. No carry-over of credit shall be permitted . (c ) For the fiscal year commencing July 1, 1971, and each succeeding fiscal year, and in addition to the base annual fee, an amount equalling one-fourth of one cent per MCF (one thousand cubic feet) of gas produced. by each well per quarter, less a credit of. Seven and 50/100ths Dollars ($7.50) per well per quarter. No carry-over of credit shall be permitted . (d ) A well producing both oil and gas shall be entitled to one (1) credit of Seven and 50/100ths Dollars ($7 .50) per such well per quarter. No carry-over of credit shall be permitted . S . 2151. 1 BUSINE,S'0` LICENSE' BUS.I.NE'SS ,S . 2151. 1 Base Annual Fee . When Due and Delinquent. All base annual fees , required by this article, shall be due and payable on or before June 30, 1971, and on or before June 30 each year thereafter. Such base annual fees shall be delinquent on the day following such due date, except that in the event the e-ffective date of this article is after June 20, 1971, the base fees shall be due and payable on the effective date of this a,r`1icie and shall be delinquent ten (10) days thereafter. S 215.` . 3 Quarterly Payments . When Due . Payment for the quart- er consisting of October, November and December shall be due and payable on January 1; payment for the quarter consisting Of" January, February and March shall be due and payable on April 1; payment for the quarter consisting of April, May and. June shall be due and payable on July 1; and payment for the quarter consisting of July, August and. September shall be due and payable on October 1. S . 2151.5 Quarterly Payments . When Delinquent . All payments for all quarters , as required by this article, shall be delinquent on the thirty-first day after the day such quarterly payments are due and payable . S . 2152 DEFINITIONS . For the purpose of determining the license fee: (a) A well is located within the City of Huntington Beach if the surface location of the well, the surface of the well itself, or if any portion of the well is located within the city of Huntington Beach, irrespective of the subsurface location of the well, the pro- ducing interval thereof, or where the hole of the well may be bot- tomed . i (b ) A barrel of oil shall consist of forty-two (42) U.S . gallons of crude petroleum or hydrocarbon substances corrected for temperature variations in accordance with methods generally approved in the petroleum industry. Petroleum or hydrocarbon substances means crude oil remaining after the removal therefrom of water or other impurities by preliminary processing in the vicinity of the well site, preparatory to the shipment thereof. (c) If oil produced from two (2) or more wells shall be com- mingled without the production of the respective wells being sep- arately measured, each well whose production has been commingled shall be considered as having produced. an equal part of the total. S . 2153 LICENSE RENEWAL. Any license issued under this art- icle shall be renewed annually provided all delin- quencies are paid in full and the annual base fee for the renewal term is paid in full prior to such renewal. BUS I NE S BUSINEE'S"'; LICENSE S . '153 . 1 2 -e ion of. The I.,0(pilit.od iindetinder:1-5 )-_1. License this, article :-,,hall be 011 Uny one or more of the following grounds: (a) Fees- required. by this article have not paid and. are delin- quent . (b) Production statements have not been filed with the city when and as required by Section 2154. (c) Failure to. comply with Section 2154. 1 of this code . Any suspension of license shall be removed upon compliance with all provisions of this article . S . 2153 -3. Suspension of License Not Bar to Prosecution. The suspension of any license, as herein provided.., snail not be a bar to the prosecution of the holder thereof for a vio- lation of any provision of this article or of any law or ordinance of the state or city_. S . 2154 PRODUCTION STATEMENT REQUIRED. Every person required to have a license under this article shall on or bef- ore the tenth day of January, April, July and October file with the City Clerk a statement setting forth such information as the City Clerk shall require, including: (1) the name or other identification of all oil wells located. in the city operated. by him during any quarter; (2) the number of barrels of oil or the number of cubic feet of gas produced from each of said wells during such quarter; and (3) the computation of the amount of fee with respect to such prod.uction due the city. Said. statement shall be signed by the person required to have the license, or by a managing officer or agent thereof, and. shall include a d.eclaration substantially worded as follows: "I declare under penalty of making a false dec- laration that I am authorized to make this statement, and. that to the best of my knowledge and belief it is a true, correct and. com- plete statement made in good. faith for the period stated, in com- pliance with the provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code . Such statement shall not be conclusive against the City of Hunt- ington Beach, or to the information set forth therein, nor shall the filing of a statement preclude the City of Huntington Beach from collecting by appropriate action., any additional fee that is later determined to be due and payable . S . 2154. 1 Records Required . Every person required to have a license under this article shall keep full, true and accurate records as to the amount of oil or gas produced by him from wells located within the City of Huntington Beach, and shall upon demand of the City Clerk, or his representative, make said records , together with any shipping documents or sales invoices pertaining to such oil or --pas available for the inspection of the City Clerk, or his representative, at all reasonable times . —i S . 2154. ? BUSINESS LICENSE BUSINESS 2154. 3 Exception. Those businesses and activities for which a, fee is required under this article shall be exempt a. y other fee required by Chapter 21 of this code . �155 PEIIALTY FOR DELINQUENCY. If any fee herein required to be paid. to the City of Huntington Beach is not paid be=ore it becomes delinquent, as provided in this article, a penalty in an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of such fee shall be added thereto for such delinquency on the date such fee becomes delinquent, and an additional penalty, in an amount equal to ten percent (10%) for each three-month period during which such fee continues or re- mains 'Jelinquent shall be assessed . Such penalties shall be and become a part of such fee and shall be enforced. and collected as part of such fee, provided , however, that the aggregate of such penalties shall not exceed one hund.red percent (100%) of the amount of the delinquent license fee . S . 2155. 1 Penalty for Violation. Any person violating any of the provisions of this article shall be guilty of a :,,isdemeanor, and. shall be deemed. guilty of a separate violation for each and every day, or portion thereof, during which any violation of any of the provisions of this article is committed., continued or permitted . Upon conviction of any such violation, such person shall be punished by a fine of not more than Five Hund.red Dollars ($500.00) or by imprisonment up to six (6) months or both such fine and. imprisonment for each such violation. S . 2156 SEVERABILITY. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this article, or any a.'."-Iendments or revisions thereto, or the application thereof to any :person, firm, corporation or circumstance, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by any decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the valid.ity of the remaining portions of this article . The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach hereby declares that it would have adopted. this article and. each subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or por- tion thereof, including amendments or revisions thereto, irrespec- tive of the fact that one or more sections , subsections , sentences , clauses, or phrases or portions be declared. invalid or unconstitutional. ' SAFETY DEFENSE-DISASTER S . 4311 CHAPTER 43 DISASTER PLAN (1503) ARTICLE 431 . PURPOSES 432. DEFINITIONS 433 . CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER COUNCIL 434o DIRECTOR OF CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER 435. CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER PLAN 436 . CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER ORGANIZATION 437 . EMERGENCY CURFEW 438 . PUNISHMENT OF VIOLATIONS 439 . SEVERABILITY ARTICLE 431— PURPOSES S . 4311 , PURPOSES . The declared purpose of this chapter is to provide for the centralized direction and control of disaster pre- parations and operations ; the duties , responsibilities and activities of all persons , organizations , departments of city government, and officers and employees of the city performing services or rendering aid in the event of an emergency arising out of a disaster, and to enable the city to cooperate more effectively with political subdivisions , municipal.--.corporations , and other public agencies of the State of California in preparing to cope with and guard against conditions which may result in extreme peril to life and property and the resources of the city, as the needs of the citizens .of the city may demand in the event of a disaster; and to assist, coordinate and cooperate with the civil defense and disaster organizations and authorities of the State of California and the federal government for the successful carrying out of civil defense . It is further hereby declared that any expendi- tures made in connection with such civil defense and disaster activities , including mutual aid activities , shall be deemed conclusively to be for the direct protection and benefit of the inhabitants and property of the City of Huntington Beach. ARTICLE 432 DEFINITIONS 4321 ACTIVATED OR ACTIVATION shall mean the placing into operation, and the entering upon active duty, of the civil defense and disaster organization hereinafter provided for, upon receipt of official warning of an impending or threatened attack, or upon the proclamation of the director, declaring the existence of a disaster. So 4322 . DEFENSE-DISASTER SAFETY So 4322 CIVIL DEFENSE shall mean the preparation for and the carry- ing out of all emergency functions , other than functions for which military forces are primarily responsible, to prevent, minimize , and repair injury and damage resulting from actual or threatened enemy attack. It shall not include nor apply to any condition relat- ing to a labor controversy. So 4323 DIRECTOR shall mean the Director of Civil Defense and Disaster of the City of Huntington Beach. So 4324 DISASTER shall mean acts of national enemies , including enemy attack or threatened attack by land, sea or air; acts or threatened acts of sabotage ; acts or threatened acts of civil dis- turbance or riot; floods , fires , earthquakes., pestilence , tornadoes , or other acts of God, or other similar public calamities which threaten danger to or loss of life or property. It shall not include or apply to any condition relating to a labor controversy. So 4325 DISASTER ORGANIZATION shall mean the organization that pre- pares for and carries out emergency planning and civil defense and disaster operations by government, business and the commu-.- nity in general, in order to prevent, minimize and repair injury and damage resulting from actual or threatened disaster or civil defense . So 4326 DISASTER PLAN shall mean a written document which provides for the full utilization of all resources of the City of Huntington Beach, both human and material, during. civil defense or disaster . ARTICLE 433 CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER COUNCIL Se 4331 MEMBERSHIP. There is hereby created a civil defense and disaster council, consisting of the Director who shall be chairman, Deputy Director who shall be the vice chairman, City Attorney, or his representative, Coordinator of Disaster Planning and Training, and any -city department head as may be appointed by the Director, and representatives of civic , business , labor, veterans , professional, or other organizations , not to exceed five (5) in number, as may be appointed by the Director. SAFETY DEFENSE-DISASTER S . 4332 S . 4332 POWERS AND DUTIES , It shall be the duty of the civil defense and disaster council, and it is hereby empowered, to review and recommend for adoption by the City Council , civil defense and disaster plans , mutual aid plans and agreements , and such ordinances , resolutions , rules and regulations as are necessary to implement such plans and agreements . The civil defense and disaster council is only advisory in nature , and it may present such advise and recommendations as it deems necessary. The civil defense and disaster council shall meet upon call of the chairman, or in his. absence or inability to call such meeting , upon the call of the chairman 's authorized representative or the vice chairman. ARTICLE 434 DIRECTOR OF CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER S . 4341 DIRECTOR OF CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER, There is ,hereby created the Office of Civil Defense and Disaster, 'a division of the City Administrator's office , The City Administrator shall be the Director of Civil Defense and Disaster , The Assistant City Admin- istrator shall be the Deputy Director of Civil Defense and Disaster . S . 4342 POWERS AND DUTIES , The Director is hereby empowered as follows S . 4342.1 SAME, ISSUANCE OF PROCLAMATION OF DISASTER. To request the City Council to proclaim the existence or threatened existence of a disaster, and termination thereof, if the City Council is in session, or to issue such proclamation if the City Council is not in session, subject to confirmation by the City Council at the earliest practicable time . S . 4342. 2 SAME, GOVERNOR REQUESTED TO PROCLAIM DISASTER, To request the Governor of the State of California to proclaim a state of disaster or a state of extreme emergency when, in the opinion of the Director, the resources immediately available to the city are inadequate to cope with the disaster or emergency. S . 4342.3 SAME. CONTROL AND DIRECTION OF ORGANIZATION. To control and direct the efforts of the disaster organization of this city for the accomplishment of the purposes of this chapter. S . 4342.4 SAME, COORDINATION OF CITY DEPARTMENTS . To direct coordin- ation and cooperation among departments , divisions , services and staff of the disaster organization of this city, and to resolve questions of authority and responsibility that may arise . S . 4342. 5 - DEFENSE-DISASTER SAFETY S . 4342. 5 SAME, REPRESENTATION OF CITY. To represent the disaster organization of this city in all dealings with public or private agencies pertaining to civil defense and disaster. S . 4342.6 SAME, APPOINTMENT OF COORDINATOR. To appoint a Coordinator of Disaster Planning and Training who shall also be the Assistant Deputy Director of Civil Defense and Disaster. S . 4342. 7 SAME, PREPARATION OF DISASTER PLAN, To prepare and maintain, on a current basis , a disaster plan, according to the provisions of Article 435. S . 4342.8 SAME. IMPLEMENTATION OF DISASTER PLAN. To implement the disaster plan, in whole or in part, at such times as he deems necessary. S . 4343 ADDITIONAL POWERS AND DUTIES. In . the event of the pro- clamation of a disaster, as herein .provided, or the pro- clamation of a state of disaster or a state of extreme emergency by the governor or any person who may lawfully issue such proclamation, the Director is hereby empowered, within limitations provided by the city Charter, ordinances and laws applicable to the city, to do the following : S . 4343 . 1 SAME. RULES AND REGULATIONS , To put into effect rules and regulations under the disaster plan, and to make and issue additional rules and regulations on matters reasonably re.lated to the protection of life and property, as affected by such disaster; provided, however, such additional rules and regulations must be con- firmed at the earliest practicable time by the City Council. S . 4343. 2 SAME. EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES . To obtain, or appropriate private property, vital supplies , equipment, and such other properties found lacking and needed for the protection of the life and property of the people, and bind the city for the fair market value thereof. S . 4343 .3 SAME, EMERGENCY SERVICE. CITY EMPLOYEES . To require emergency services of any city officer or employee . If city employee forces are deemed inadequate, the Director may use the services of citizen volunteers . All such persons rendering emergency service shall be entitled to all privileges , benefits and immunities as are provided by state law for registered civil defense and disaster workers . S . 4343 .4 SAME. EMERGENCY SERVICE, PRIVATE CITIZENS , To command the aid or as many citizens of this community as he thinks necessary in the execution of his duties . Such persons shall be entitled to all privileges , benefits and immunities as are provided by state law for registered civil defense and disaster service volunteers . SAFETY DEFENSE-DISASTER S . 4343 . 5 S . 4343 . 5 SAME. CITY PERSONNEL AND MATERIEL. To requisition necessary personnel or materiel of any city department or agency. S . 4343 .6 SAME. EXERCISE OF POWERS . To execute all of his ordinary power as City Administrator, all of the special powers conferred upon him by this chapter, or by resolution adopted pursuant thereto, all powers conferred upon him by any statute , agreement approved by the City Council, or by any other lawful authority, and in conformity with Section 38791 of. the Government Code , to exercise complete authority over the city and to exercise all police power vested in the city by the Constitution and general laws . S . 4344 CITY PERSONNEL TO RENDER ASSISTANCE. . Each officer, board, department and employee of the city shall render all possible assistance to the Director in carrying out the provisions of this chapter. While engaged in emergency services , officers and employees of the city shall be deemed to be engaged in their regular duties , and pursuant to the provisions of this chapter shall not receive any additional compensation for such services beyond their regular and overtime salaries . S . 4344 . 1 SERVICES RENDERED. WITHOUT COMPENSATION. All persons , other than officers or employees of the city, rendering services pursuant to the provisions of this chapter, shall serve with- out compensation from the city. While engaged in such service, they shall have the same immunities as officers and employees of the city performing similar duties . S . 4344. 2 CONFLICT OF ORDERS . In the event any direction, order or instruction given or issued by any officer, board or person under the provisions of this chapter conflicts with a direction, order or instruction given by the chief of any division by any other duly constituted authority, the matter shall be referred to the Director for determination and decision as to which direction, order or instruc- tion shall govern. ARTICLE 435 CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER PLAN S . 4351 FORMULATION OF PLAN. The Director shall prepare and main- twin, on a current basis , a disaster plan as necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter. The disaster plan .shall be consistent with plans of the State of California and the federal govern- ment, and shall hereafter be referred to as "the Plan. " ti. S . 4.352 - DEFENSE-DISASTER SAFETY S . 4352 CONTENTS OF PLAN. The Plan shall set up the assignment of emergency duties and functions of all city agencies and employees , and volunteer organizations , as well as the lines of succession of the members of the Civil Defense and Disaster Organization. S . 4353 ADOPTION OF AND AMENDMENTS. The Plan and amendments thereto shall be placed on file with the City Clerk by the Director, and approved or disapproved by the City Council within thirty (30) days of such filing. The Plan, and amendments , if any, shall be effective upon their filing with the City Clerk unless disapproved by the City Council within thirty (30) days of such filing. S . 4354 ASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS . In assigning disaster duties and functions to city agencies and personnel, the Director shall assign responsibilities to utilize to the maximum the skills and talents of city employees . When the requisite skill or talent for a particular responsibility is not available within the city government, the Director is authorized to seek assistance on a volunteer basis from persons outside the city government. The Director shall assign duties to such persons , and grant the authority to carry out their respective responsibilities during and after the occurance of a disaster. S � 4355 EFFECT OF PLAN, The Plan shall be binding upon all agencies of city government, its employees and registered volunteer disaster service workers , and have the effect of law whenever a disaster, as provided in this chapter, ha-s been proclaimed or extreme emergency. ARTICLE 436 CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER ORGANIZATION S . 4361 CREATION OF CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER ORGANIZATION. There is hereby created the Huntington Beach Civil Defense and Disaster Organization. All officers and employees of the city shall be a part of such organization. The Director shall train and organize all employees and officers of the city for purposes of maintaining the civil defense and disaster capability. of the city. The Director is authorized to use volunteer forces during a disaster, including but not limited to groups , organizations and persons who by agreement or by operation of . law are charged with the duty to protect the life and property of persons within the city during. a disaster. SAFETY DEFENSE-DISASTER S . 4362 S . 4362 SERVICE CHIEFS . APPOINTMENT AND DUTIES, The Plan, as set out in this chapter, shall provide for the appointment of service chiefs who shall be responsible for the carrying out of all duties and functions assigned in the disaster plan. Duties of service chiefs shall include the organization and training of city officers , employees and volunteers . Each service chief shall formulate an operational plan for his particular service . Each such operational plan, formulated by a service chief, shall become a part of the disaster plan, as specified herein. Before an operational plan may become a part of the disaster plan, it must first be approved by the Director. The Director shall determine whether the operational plans are in con- flict with the disaster plan. If the operational plans are in conflict with the disaster plan, the Director shall reject such operational plans . Each service chief shall be responsible for the care , maintenance and proper use of any special equipment or property which may be obtained by or assigned to him from time to time by the Director. ARTICLE 437 EMERGENCY CURFEW S . 4371 CURFEW. The Director is hereby empowered to establish an emergency curfew in the event of a disaster, or when a disaster or state of emergency is declared by the President of the United States or the Governor of the State of California . ARTICLE 438 PUNISHMENT OF VIOLATIONS S . 4381 PENALTY. It shall be a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars ($500) , or by imprison- ment for a period not to exceed one (1) year, or both, for any person during a disaster: S . 4382 VIOLATIONS ENUMERATED. Wilfully to obstruct, hinder or delay any member of the disaster organization in the enforce- ment of any lawful rule or regulation issued pursuant to this chapter, or in the performance of any duty imposed upon such member by virtue of this chapter or the disaster plan. S . 4383 SAME. To do any acts forbidden by any lawful rule or regula- tion issued pursuant to this chapter, including the disaster plan, if such act is of a nature as to give , or be likely to give , assistance to the enemy or imperil the lives and property of other inhabitants , or delay the defense or protection of the inhabitants . S . 4384 SAME. USE OF UNAUTHORIZED IDENTIFICATION. To wear, carry - - or display, without authority, any means of identification specified by the Civil Defense and Disaster Organization. S . 4391 DEFENSE-DISASTER SAFETY ARTICLE 439 SEVERABILITY S . 4391 SEVERABILITY. If any section, subsection, sentence , clause or phrase of this chapter is , for any reason, held to be invalid or undonstitutional, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this chapter. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach hereby declares that it would have passed this chapter, and each article, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase thereof irrespective of the fact that any one or more of the articles , sections , subsections , sentences , clauses or phrases be declared invalid or unconstitutional. _F'i HUNT;, TON BEAd ORDINANCE CODE CHANG, 1 (Updated 7/12/72) PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE S. 7511.9 S. 7511.9 JEffective 7/3/72 I PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S. 7511.9 S. 7511.9 Hazardous Water Sports. During the period from June 15 to September 10, inclusive of each year, between the hours of 11:00 A.M. and 5:OO P.M. , no person in the water of the Pacific Ocean or within 300 yards of the mean high- tide line thereof within the city limits of Huntington Beach, shall use or have in his possession any surfboard, paddleboard, bellyboard, skimmer, canoe, boat, or any similar object made entirely or partially of wood, metal, hard plastic, or any other hard substance, provided, however, that the prohibition against surfboards, belly- boards, and paddleboards shall not apply to the area set apart therefor lying north of Sixteenth Street and south of the Bolsa Chica State Beach southern boundary line.. (1743, 1766 - 7/3/72) S. 7511.10 Hazardous Articles. No person shall use any surfboard, paddleboard, skimmer, bellyboard, rubber life raft, canoe, boat, or any similar object made entirely or partially of wood, metal, glass, hard plastic or any other hard substance at any time, on the beach or in the Pacific Ocean in a manner that constitutes a hazard to any other person. S. 7511.11 Hazardous Beach Games and Practices. No person shall use any hard ball, soft ball, bat, football, volleyball, shot put, hammer throw, javelin, boomerang, flying saucer, or any athletic apparatus or game, or similar object, or conduct or participate in any sport or game at any place thereon, outside of the area provided therefor, or to conduct or participate in any sand throwing; blanket throwing, or any sport that constitutes a hazard to any person. S. 7511.12 Digging. To dig or cause the digging of any hole in the sand ex- ceeding a depth of two feet. Any person who digs, or causes to be dug, any hole upon the beach shall fill said hole before leaving the beach area.(769) . S. 7511.13: Spear Guns. No person shall have any spear gun or similar underwater fishing device in his or her possession on the shore of any beach .unless . the point of such device is covered by a sheath, cork or other protective device. No spear gun or similar weapon or instrument shall be kept cocked,' loaded, or other- wise prepared so 'as to be capable of being discharged while on the beach, or .in swimming areas therein. S. 7511.14 Jumping from Municipal Piers and Public Bridges. To dive, jump, or enter the water from the municipal pier or any part thereof; provided, however, that this section shall not apply to the regularly employed lifeguard per- sonnel of the City of Huntington Beach who are engaged in lifeguard training or in emergency jumps from the pier or bridges for the purpose of saving lives and/or property. (769, 911) S. 7511.15 Climbing on Rails of Municipal Pier or Bridges. To sit, walk or bal- ance on the rails of the municipal pier or public bridges or to climb over or under such rails. (769, 911) S. 7511.16 Climbing on Lifeguard Stations. To climb or cause someone else to climb on any lifeguard station or ladder on the beach or Municipal Pier, unless told to do so by an official employee of the City. (769) .S. 7511.17 Laying Down Hazardous Objects. To lay or cause to be laid, any surf- board, paddleboard or similar object against any lifeguard station or municipal structure. S. 7511.18 BEACH & PIER PUBLIC PLACES +` J• I S. 7511.18 False Alarms: To cause to false rescue or call for help when it is not needed, or to cause a lifeguard to enter the water upon a false rescue, or to leave his tower or to have his attention drawn to a false alarm. S. 7511.19 Interfering with the Duties of a Lifeguard. To willfully resist, delay or obstruct any lifeguard in the discharge or attempt to discharge any duty of his position. S. 7511.19.1 Mirrors. No person shall use a mirror, glass, or any similar object to cause the sun to reflect thereon so as to interfere with the vision of any lifeguard or other person(s) . (1535, 1743 - 7/72) S. 7511.20 Curfew. To be on the public beach within the City of Huntington Beach between the hours of 12:01 A.M. and 5:00 A.M. , except upon official . business of the City of Huntington Beach. In the event of special circumstances so warranting, the Director of Harbors and Beaches, in his judgment is hereby authorized and empowered to-modify temporarily, the hours during which the beaches are closed. Said modification to be filed with the City Administrator at least 10 days prior to the requested date. S. 7511.21 Fireworks. To light, set off, or discharge or have in his or her pos- session, fireworks on the beach. (1509) S. 7511.22 Electrical Outlets. No person shall use any electrical outlets on the beach without first obtaining written consent from the Director of Harbors and Beaches and paying such fees as may be prescribed. S. 7511.23 Speaker Systems. No person shall play, use or operate, or permit to be played, used or operated, any radio, receiving set, musical instru- ment, phonograph, loudspeaker, sound amplifier or other machine or device for producing or reproducing of sound upon the beach, pier, beach service road or municipal parking lot, at such a volume as to disturb the peace, quiet and comfort of persons who are not voluntary listeners thereto. This section does not apply to the regularly employed safety service personnel of the city who use said safety equipment in the course of their daily operations, nor to any public address system authorized by Section 7554. (1743, 4/72) S. 7512 VEHICLE REGULATION. No person shall operate any skateboard, motor driven cycle, motorcycle, automobile, motor truck or other vehicle or conveyance on the beach other than for law enforcement, lifesaving or emergency purposes, or for beach maintenance purposes, without the expressed written consent of the Director of Harbors and Beaches; nor on any roads on which signs are posted prohibiting such activ- ity, nor in any manner or direction prohibited by posted signs, nor on any beach other than on the roads, drives or parking areas designed for such purposes. Y� ti ' -PULL CODE rr 1 HUN INGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE CHAyu-'ES J 1 (Updated 7/7/72) h PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE S. 8221.5.1 S . 8221.5.1 S. 8221.10 _ (Effective 7/6/72) -� Contents (Full Code) Contents (Full Code) S. 7512.2 S. 7512.2 Contents (Division 9) Contents (Division 9) Art. 910 (1st page only) Art. 910 (1st page only) S. 9160 S. 9160 Art. 920 (1st page only) Art. 920 (1st page only) S. 9230 S. 9230 S. 9250 S. 9400 S. 9251.2.3.1 S. 9404.3 (b) S. 9410 S. 9410 S. 9684.1 S . 9684.1 S. 9700.3 S. 9700.3 S . 9730.26 S. 9730.26 j (Effective 7/19/72) BUILDING ELECTRICAL CODE S. 8221.5.1 S. 8221:5..1 Use of Aluminum Conductors Prohibited. i (a) The City Council finds that the acts prohibited by subsection (b) of this section are hazardous or dangerous to persons or property and declares that the public health, I safety and welfare requires such prohibition. (b) It shall be unlawful- for any person, firm or corporation, either as an owner, { architect, contractor, artisan or otherwise, to terminate or to connect to any other conductor, any solid size .No. 6 American wire gauge or smaller aluminum conductor in residential construction branch circuit wiring. (1742 - 4/72) . S. 8221.6 Interpretation of Code. In cases where development. in the application and uses of electricity, or methods of installation, construction, or manufacture of electrical conductors, connectors or other electrical equipment or ! materials, or special or unusual methods of building construction, creates problems or conditions which are not clearly contemplated by sections of this code pertaining to -electricity, and makes literal application to the rule, or rules, impracticable, the Administrative Authority is hereby empowered to make his own rules wherever there is a question as to motive or method or manner in which material shall be installed; provided, however, that any person who feels himself aggrieved by any rule, or rules, ! made by the Administrative Authority in accordance with the foregoing, or any member of the City Council, shall, within thirty (30) days from the effective date thereof, have the right to appeal to the .Board of Appeals of the City for a review and deter- mination of the reasonableness thereof. The determination of. the Board of Appeals shall be final and no further -appeal shall be allowed. (1674 - 10/71, 1750 - 6/72) S. 8221.6.1 Board of Appeals. The Board of Appeals, for the purpose of this article, shall be the Board of Appeal provided for by the Uniform Building Code, Volume I, and the duties and authority of the Board, in addition to those set forth in this article, shall be as set forth in said Uniform Building Code, Volume I, and shall include without limiting the generality of the foregoing the duty of recommending to the City Council such new legislation as the board deems necessary. (1671 - 10/71) S. 8221.7 Permits. No electrical equipment shall be installed within or on any buildings, structures, or premises, publicly or privately owned, nor shall any alteration or addition be made in any existing equipment without first securing a permit therefor from the Administrative Authority. EXCEPTIONS: (a) Minor repair work, the replacement of lamps, or the connection of portable electrical equipment to suitable permanently installed receptacles. (b) Installations in ships, railway cars, or automotive equipment. (c) The installation, alteration, or repair of electrical equipment installed by or for an electricity supply agency for the use of such agency in the generation, trans- mission, distribution, or metering of electricity. (d) The installation, alteration, or repair, but not the power supply of electrical equipment used for the transmission of commuti:ications, either by radio or by wire. ' r t S. 8221.8 ELECTRICAL CODE BUILDING S. 8221.8 Applications for Permits. Written applications for electrical permits shall describe the work to be done, and shall be made on the forms. provided. The application for electrical permits for installation of electrical wiring or equipment shall be accomplished by such plans, specifications, and schedules as may be necessary to determine whether the installation will be in conformity with the requirements of the sections of this code pertaining to electricity. If it shall be found that the instal- lation will conform to all legal requirements and if the applicant has complied with the provisions of the sections of this code pertaining to electricity, a permit. for such installations may be issued. No deviation may be made from the installation des- cribed in the permit without the approval of the Administrative Authority. If it shall be found by the Administrative Authority that the electrical equipment is defective or defectively installed, or that such equipment or installation or the method of in- stallation of such is a hazard or danger, or will cause a condition which is a hazard or danger to the safety of persons or property, a permit for such equipment or instal- lation shall be denied by the Administrative Authority. (1674 - 10/71) S. 8221.9 Permit. To Whom Issued. Electrical permits shall be issued only to persons who employ a qualified special electrical inspector, qualified and registered by the Administrative Authority, to provide continuous inspection of the work to be done. .EXCEPTION: A special electrical inspector need not be employed by: (a) Any state-licensed electrical contractor, electrical sign contractor or elevator contractor who is acting in a lawful contractual capacity; or (b) Any person who does any electrical work regulated by this code in a single-family dwelling used exclusively for living purposes, provided that said person is: (1) The owner of said dwelling; and (2) Does occupy or will occupy said dwelling; and (3) Personally purchases all materials; and (4) Personally performs all labor connected with the project. S. 8221.10 Annual Permit. In lieu of any individual permit for each installation or alteration, an annual permit shall, upon application therefor, be issued to any person, firm, or corporation which employs full time, one or more registered special electrical inspectors to supervise the electrical work at premises occupied by said person, firm or corporation. Within fifteen (15) days following the end of each calendar month, the person, firm, or corporation to whom an annual permit has been issued, shall transmit to the Administrative Authority, a duplicate copy of the record of electrical work performed and secure a permit. S. 8221.11 Permit Required. No electrical work for which a permit is required shall be commenced in any building or on any premises until a permit to do such work shall have first been obtained. S. 8221.12 Tgmporary Working Permit. When, in the opinion of the Administrative Authority, special conditions warrant, a temporary working permit may be issued to allow the permittee to commence the installation of electrical wiring prior to obtaining a regular electrical permit; however, the temporary working permit shall be replaced by a regular permit before the final rough inspection can be made. S. 8221.13 Permit Nontransferable. A permit granted to one person, firm, or corpor- ation shall not authorize any other person, firm, or corporation, except an employee of the permittee, to do any electrical wiring. CONTENTS - CHAPTERS-ARTICLES DIVISION 9 - PLANNING CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Low Density Residential District 913. R1-PD5 District - Repealed (Ord. No. 1705 - 1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Medium Density Residential District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 District - Medium-High Density Residential District 923. R4 District - High Density Residential District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5. - Office-Professional District - renumbered (Art. 940 - 6/72) 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - CONMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 940. R5 - Office-Professional Districts 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial 943. C2 District - Community Business 945. C3 District - General Business 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial 948. Service Station Standards ' PUBLIC PLACES BEACH b: PIER S. 7512.2 S. 7212.2 Speed. No person shall drive any vehicle on the beach at a speed that is greater than is reasonable or prudent, having due regard for the traffic and traffic pattern and the surface and width of the roadway, in no event in excess of ten (10) miles per hour, unless a greater speed is posted. S. 7512.3 Time Limit. During the period of June 15th to September 15th, any and all commercial motor vehicles of any type, must make their deliveries to beach concessions between the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. S. 7512.4 Parking. No person shall park any vehicle except in designated parking areas, provided, however, that the Director of Harbors and Beaches is hereby authorized to permit parking along roads and in under-developed areas when, in his opinion, such parking will not interfere with beach area oper- ations. S. 7512.5 Erection of Speed, Traffic and Parking Signs. The Director of Harbors and Beaches is authorized and directed to erect and maintain signs at locations he deems appropriate, indicating the speed limits established by the City Council for beaches, along roadways and streets herein. The Director of Harbors and Beaches is also authorized to designate parking areas and traffic patterns and to erect and maintain signs indicating such areas and patterns. S. 7513 REMOVAL OF SAND. No person shall remove, or cause to be removed from the beach, any sand without written permission from the Director of Harbors and Beaches. S. 7514 BICYCLES. IMPOUNDING OF. No person shall park or leave a bicycle in the area between Pacific Coast Highway and the mean high tide line of the Pacific Ocean in a manner so as to block or impede any road, vehicle route, walkway, or path, or so as to block or impede, ingress or egress from any building, stair, pier, or bridge. Any bicycle so parked or left may be impounded by the Department of Harbors and Beaches or by the Department of Police, and may be held until the sum of Five Dollars ($5.00) has been collected to defray the cost of impound. (a) Any bicycle which has been so impounded and held for 30 days without redemption by or on behalf of the lawful owner thereof shall.if saleable.)be sold at such time and place and in such manner for the reasonable value thereof, all as shall be determined by the impounding agency. If the bicycle shall be deemed not saleable by reason of its appearance or condition of wear or other factor, it may be dis- carded by the impounding agency. (b) When any bicycle so impounded bears the identification tag required by Chapter 67 of this code, the impounding agency shall within seven days after impound send by regular mail a notification of impound addressed to the registered owner at the registered address. (1755 - 6/72) 'CONTENTS - DIVISION 9 PLANNING CHAPTERS -ARTICLES CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Single Family Residence District 913. Rl-PD5 District - Repealed - (ord. 1705 - 1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Two Family Residence District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 District - Limited Multiple Family Residence District 923. R4 District - Multiple Family Residence District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 .- Office-Professional District - renumbered (Art. 940 - 6/72) 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 940. R-5, Office Professional District . 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial District 943. C2 District - Community Business District 945. C3 District - General Business District 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial District 948. Service Station Standards CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. M1-A District - Restricted Manufacturing 953. M1 District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS Article 960. RA District - Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural District 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (cemeteries) 965. S1 District - Shoreline District 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil District PLANNING )W DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRIC' ARTICLE 910 CHAPTER 91 LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 910. R1 - Low Density Residential District 913. R1-PD5 - Repealed 1/3/72 - Ordinance 1705 916. R2 - Medium Density Residential District ARTICLE 910 R1 DISTRICT LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (495, 556, 1076, 1077, 1194, 1754) S. 9100 R1 ZONE, INTENT S. 9101 R1 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9101.1 . Residences S. 9101.3 Uses Permits S. 9102 R1 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9102.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9102.2 Minimum Lot Width and Frontage S. 9102.3 Maximum Density S. 9102.4 Lot Coverage S. 9102.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings S. 9102.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9103 R1 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S . 9103.1 Front Yard S. 9103.2 Side Yard S. 9103.3 All Yards S. 9103.4 Yard Exceptions S. 9104 R1 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS, AND HEDGES S. 9105 R1 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S. 9106 R1 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9106.1 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9106.2. Setback from a Street S. 9106.3 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S. 9106.4 Garages Facing a Street S. 9106.5 Parking in Front of Dwellings S. 9106.6 Minimum Driveway Requirements S . 9100 LOW- DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRT"TS PLANNING S . 9100 R1 ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to be the most restrictive residential classification. It is further intended to provide the lowest population density per gross acre of land and the greatest degree of light, air, ventilation, and open space on each lot . S . 9101 R1 ZONE, USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone: S . 9101. 1 Residences . Detached single family dwellings , permanently located, and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone . No tent, trailer, vehicle , or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes . S . 9101 .3 Uses Subject to Use Permit . The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit : S . 9101.3 . 1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the pro- visions of Article 984. (1563-3/70) S . 9101 .3 . 2 Private Full-Time Schools are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions : (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California . (b) Fifty per cent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area . (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios : 1 . Elementary schools - lk parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom, I (d) One parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 9101 .3 . 2. 1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. (1194) S . 9101.3 .3 Public Utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total net area . S . 9101 .3 . 4 Private recreation areas , provided said recreation areas do not include commercial enterprises . i PLANNING -TOW DENSITY .RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT" S. 9160 ARTICLE 916 R2 DISTRICT MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (495, 940, 1076, 1077, 1194, 1447, 1754) S. 9160 R2 ZONE, INTENT AND PURPOSE S. 9161 R2. ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9161.1 Residences S. 9161.3 Use Permits S. 9162 R2 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9162.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9162.2 Minimum Lot Width S. 9162.3 Maximum Density S. 9162.4 Lot Coverage S. 9162.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings S. 9162.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9163 R2 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENT S. 9163.1 Front Yard S. 9163.2 Side Yard S. 9163.3 Rear Yard S. 9163.4 Yard Exceptions S. 9164 R2 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS OR HEDGES S. 9165 R2 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDING S. 9166 R2 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9166.1 Automobile Parking Ratios S. 9166.2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S. 9166.3 Parking Space Dimension S. 9166.4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9166.5 Setback from a Street S. 9166.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S. 9166.7 Garages Facing a Street S. 9166.8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S. 9166.9 Minimum Driveway Requirements S. 9160 R2 DISTRICT. INTENT AND PURPOSE. This district is intended to provide for areas of medium density, multiple family residential development. It is further intended to provide a transition between low density and high density residential developments and/or nonresidential developments. S. 9161 R2 .ZONE, USES PERMITTED: The following uses are permitted in this zone: S. 9161.1 Residence. Single family and multi-family dwellings and their custom- ary accessory uses and structures shall be permitted in this district. No tent, mobile home, trailer, vehicle or temporary structure shall be used for dwel- ling or sleeping purposes in this .district. (1360) S. 9161.3 Uses Subject to Use Permit. The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit: S. 9161.3.1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the provisions of Article 984. (1563 - 3/70) S. 9161.3.2 -T.OW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT PLANNING , S. 9161.3.2 Private Full-Time Day Schools are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions: (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California. i (b) Fifty percent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area. (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios: (1) Elementary schools - 1'k parking spaces for each classroom. (2) Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. (3) High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S. 9161.3.2.1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S. 9161.3.3 Public Utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total net area. S. 9161.3.4 Private recreation areas, provided said recreation areas do not include commercial enterprises. S. 9161.3.5 Golf Courses and their normal appurtenances. All structures shall be set back a minimum distance of 300 feet from any proposed or existing residential building site. (a) The intent of this setback provision is to assure the welfare and privacy of existing and future residential development. (b) Commercial driving ranges that are used in conjunction with a golf course are permitted. (c) Miniature courses, "Pitch and Putt" or "Par 3" golf courses, or other similar commercial enterprises are not permitted. (d) Ten off-street parking spaces shall be provided for each Tee. (e) Parking for all commercial structures and uses shall conform to the most res- trictive standards set forth in the commercial zones. i PLANNING .._,iH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL. DISTRICT_ ARTICLE 920 CHAPTER 92 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 920. R3 - MEDIUM-HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT 923. R4 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT 924. MOBILEHOME DISTRICT 925. R5 - OFFICE-PROFESSIONAL - Renumbered (Art. 940 6/72) ARTICLE 920 R3 DISTRICT MEDIUM-HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (495, 556, 1076, 1077, 1194, 1754)_, - S.. 9200 R3 ZONE, INTENT S. 9201 R3 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9201.1 Residences S. 9201.3 Uses 'Permits -S. 9202 R3 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9202.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9202.2 Minimum Lot Width S. 9202.3 Maximum Density -S. 9202.4 Lot Coverage S. 9202.5 :Distance Between Main Buildings S. .9202.-6 Maximum Building Height S. 9203 R3 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9203.1 Front Yard S. 9203.2 Side Yard S. 9203.3 All Yards S. 9.203.4 Yard Exceptions S. '9204 R3 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS, OR HEDGES S. 9205 R3 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S. 9206 R3 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9206.2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S. 9206.3 Parking Space Dimensions S. 9206.4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9206.5 Setback from a Street 'S. 9206.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S. 9206:7 Garages Facing a Street S. 9206.8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S_9206:=9 Minimum Driveway Requirements I S . 9200 HIGf' -)ENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTR' 'S PLANNING S . 9200 R3 ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to provide a fairly high population density, but will preserve adequate light, air, ventilation and open space . S . 9201 R3 ZONE. USES PERMITTED. The following uses . are permitted in this zone : S . 9201. 1 Residences . Two or more attached dwelling units permanently located, and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone . No tent, trailer, vehicle , or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes . S . 9201.3 Uses Subject to Use Permit. The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit : S . 9201. 3. 1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the pro- visions of Article 984. ( 1563-3/70) S . 9201.3 .2 Private Full Time Day School are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions : (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as estab- lished by the State of California . I (b) Fifty per cent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area . (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios : 1. Elementary schools - 1k parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior High schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 9201.3 . 2. 1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking . spaces shall conform to Article 979. (1194) S . 9201.3 . 3 Public utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in net area . PLANNING 'H DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRIC' S. 9230 ARTICLE 923 R4 DISTRICT HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT (495, 556, 1076, 1077, 1194, 1754) S. 9230 R4 ZONE, INTENT S. 9231 R4 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S. 9231.1 Residences S. 9231.2 Private schools S. 9231.3 'Pre-Schools S. 9231.4 Recreation S. 9231.5 Boarding- Houses S. 9231.7 Use Permits S. 9232 R4 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9232.1 Minimum Lot Area S. 9232.2 Minimum Lot Width S. 9232.3 Maximum Density S. 9232.4 Lot Coverage S. 9232.5 Distance Between Main Buildings S. 9232.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9233 R4 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9233.1 Front Yard - S. 9233.2 Side Yard S. 9233.3 All Yards S. 9233.4 Yard Exceptions S. 9234 R4 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS OR HEDGES S. 9235 R4 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S. 9236 R4 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9236.2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S. 9236.3 Parking Space Dimensions S. 9236:4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S. 9236:5 Setback from a Street S. 9236.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S. 9236.7 Garages Facing a Street S. 9236.8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S. 9236.9 Minimum Driveway Requirements . .S. 9230 R4 ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to provide for a high pop-' ulation density and still maintain the maximum amount of light, air, .ventilation and open space. S. 9231 R4 ZONE, USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone. -S. 9231.1 Residences. Buildings containing 3 or more attached dwelling units, permanently located and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone. No tent, trailer, vehicle or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes. (1194) S . 9231.2 HII;__ DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S . 9231. 2 Private Full Time Day Schools are Permitted in this District Subject to they ollowing Conditions (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California. (b) Fifty per cent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor . play area. (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the .following ratios : 1. Elementary schools - A parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d.) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 9231. 2. 1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall confrom to Article 979. S . 9231.3 Pre-School or Day Care Nurseries- for Children are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions . (a) An outdoor play area of 200 square feet per child shall be provided. Such play area shall be kept in grass and fully enclosed with--a 6 foot high fence . Any gate area used for access to the play area shall be securely fastened or said area shall be supervised at all times . (b) Twenty square feet of play area shall be provided within the building for each child. (c) One parking space shall be provided for every 2 employees plus 2 parking spaces for the resident owner or manager. (d) Ten per cent of the parking area shall be landscaped. S . 9231.3 .1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S . 9231.4 Recreation Areas . Private recreation areas are permitted provided said areas do not include any commercial enterprises . eLANNING - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS - S. 9400 CHAPTER 94 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 940. R5, OFFICE PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT 941. Cl DISTRICT 943. C2 DISTRICT 945. C3 DISTRICT 947. C4 DISTRICT 948. SERVICE STATION STANDARDS ARTICLE 940 R5, OFFICE PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT . (807, 961, 991, 1076, 1077, 1108, 1172, 1194, 1340, 1366, 1481, 1600, 1666, 1754 - 6/72) S. 9400 STATEMENT OF INTENT AND PURPOSE. This district is primarily intended to provide hotel and motel accomodations for transients and vacation visitors. It is further intended to provide as a part of. these accomodations, the necessary personal service establishments to serve transients and vacaction .visitors. This district is not intended to allow general shopping,. merchandising, multiple- family dwelling units, mobile homes or mobilehome parks. S. 9401 USES PERMITTED. The uses and regulations set out hereinafter shall apply in the R5 district subject to approval of an administrative review application by the Board of Zoning Adjustments. S. 9401.1 Professional Offices. Professional services may be located in professional business buildings. Professional offices are defined as offices for the conduct of any one of the following uses only: Accountant, architect, attorney, chiropractor, collection agency, dentist, engineer, insurance broker, optometrist, physician and surgeon, private detective, real estate sales, social workers, surveyor and pharmacies Diagnostic laboratories and bio- chemical laboratories that do not exceed fifteen hundred (1500) square feet in gross area are also permitted. S. 9401.2 Use Permits Required. The uses set out hereinafter may be permitted in this district subject to approval by the Board of Zoning Adjust- ments of a use permit application. S. 9401.3 Motels and Hotels. (a) Minimum Lot Area. The minimum lot area shall be nine thousand (9000) square feet. (b) Minimum Frontage. The minimum frontage shall be seventy (70) feet. (c) Location and Access. All motels shall be located on and shall be acces- sible _from an arterial highway which has been depicted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways. S. 9401.4 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9401.4 Service Establishments Defined. Service establishments shall include restaurants, cocktail lounges, barber shops, beauty shops, laundry or dry cleaning agencies, travel bureaus and magazine stands. S. 9401.5 Service Establishments Permitted. Service establishments are permit- ted in this district within a hotel or motel. In all cases, public access to these services establishments shall be by way of an inner court or lobby from the hotel or motel. No direct public access shall be permitted to the front yard area or exterior side yard area from said service establishments. S. 9402 PUBLIC AND QUASI PUBLIC USES. Churches, private clubs or lodges, private or public educational institutions, rest homes, sanitariums, convalescent hospitals and hospitals. S. 9403 ON PREMISE SALE AND CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. On premise sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages within private clubs or lodges may be permitted subject to the following requirements: (a) A site plan application shall be submitted to and approved by the Planning Commission; and (b) Such sale shall be conducted within the same building and in conjunction with the permitted use. S. 9404 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. ALL PERMITTED USES. (a) Minimum Building Site. The minimum site area shall be six thousand (6000) square feet. (b) Minimum Frontage. The minimum frontage shall be sixty (60) feet. EXCEPTION: Any parcel or lot, or combination of parcels and lots, existing as a legal building site on or before the effective date of this section shall remain a legal building site. S. 9404.1 Building Height. The maximum building height shall be three (3) stories, but not to exceed thirty-five (35) feet. EXCEPTION: Rooftop mechanical equipment and screening may exceed the thirty-five (35) foot height limit, provided that they shall not exceed building height by more than fourteen (14) feet. Screening shall set back fifteen (15) feet from any exterior building edge and shall not project above the equipment which it is designed to shield from view. . S. 9404.2 Off-Street Parking. The arrangement, access, and number of all parking spaces and/or lots shall conform to Article 979. S. 9404.3 Yard Requirements. All Permitted Uses. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line, the ultimate right of way line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways and any amendments there- to, or any precise plan of a street and/or alley alignment, whichever may be the greater. (a) Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be five (5) feet. Parcels fronting on a state highway shall be required to set back a minimum of fifty (50) feet from the ultimate right of way. PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS - S. 9404.3(b) (b) Exterior Side Yard. The exterior side yard shall be ten (10) feet. (c) Interior Side Yard. The interior side yard shall be five (5) feet. (d) Rear Yard. The rear yard shall be a minimum of five (5) feet except where permitted uses abut an R1 District, in which case the minimum rear yard shall be fifteen (15) feet. S. 9404.4 Churches, Private Clubs or Lodges. Parking Requirements. Ten percent (10%) of the required parking area shall be landscaped and permanently maintained. S. 9404.5 Hospitals. Development Standards. (a) Minimum Area. The minimum area shall be six thousand (6000) square feet. (b) Minimum Frontage. The minimum frontage shall be sixty (60) feet.. PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS S. 94.10 ARTICLE 941 Cl NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT (731, 995, 1061, 1140, 1194, 1342) S. 9410 INTENT AND PURPOSES S. 9411 USES PERMITTED S. 9412 YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9413 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9414 OFFSTREET PARKING S. 9410 INTENT AND PURPOSE. The purpose of this district is to provide com- mercial facilities that are compatible with permitted uses of the immediate residential neighborhood and as designated in Sections 9411.1 and 9411.2 of this article. It is intended to limit the size of any area so designated to a maximum of one and one-half (1k) acres. It is further intended that said areas will be located on one (1) corner of intersecting secondary arterial highways. Said areas are to be developed and maintained as one-development and one-theme plans. (1480) S. 9411 USES PERMITTED. The following retail and service uses shall be per- mitted, subject to administrative review by the Board of Zoning Adjustments. Said review shall insure that uses are developed in a manner compatible with the intent of this District. S. 9411.1 Retail Uses. B. Bakery goods - limited to five (5) employees C. Convenience markets, grocery, meat, fruit and vegetable stores D. Delicatessen Drug & pharmacy stores I. Ice cream parlors and candy stores Ice stations - packaged L. Liquor stores S. 9411.2 Service Uses. B. Barber and beauty shops L. Laundry. and cleaning agencies, hand or self-service laundries (no plant operations) , and accessory tailor shops P. Professional offices S. 9412 YARD REQUIREMENTS S. 9412.1 Front Yard: The minimum required front yard shall be fifty (50) feet. S. 9412.2 Exterior Side Yard: The minimum required exterior side yard shall be fifty (50) feet. S. 9412.3 Interior Side Yard: The minimum required interior side yard shall be ten (10) feet. S. 9412.4 Rear Yard: The minimum required rear yard shall be ten (10) feet. S. 9413 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S. 9413.1 Site Area. (a) Minimum Building Site: The minimum building site shall be ,one-half (k) acre. (b) Maximum Building Site: The maximum building site shall be three (3) acres. The maximum site area devoted to commercial uses shall not exceed one and one-half (1k) acres S. 9413.2 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9413.2 Minimum Frontage: The minimum lot frontage shall be one hundred (100) feet on an arterial highway. S. 9413.3 Building Height: The maximum building height shall not exceed twenty (20) feet to the top of a parapet wall and shall not contain more than one (1) story. S. 9413.3.1 Exception: Rooftop mechanical equipment and screening may exceed the twenty (20) foot height requirement, but shall set back fifteen (15) feet from any exterior building edge. Said rooftop screening shall not project above the equipment it is designed to shield from view. S. 9413.4 Gross Floor Area: The maximum gross floor area for any one commercial use shall not exceed thirty-two hundred (3200) square feet. S. 9413.5 Loading Area: All loading areas shall be screened from view from any public right-of-way by a six (6) foot high decorative masonry wall. Said loading areas shall be located at the rear or interior side of the building. S. 9413.6 Lighting: All lighted advertising devices or floodlights shall be stationary, non-flashing, and non-animated; said advertising devices and floodlights shall not generate light visually intrusive into any adjacent property. S. 9413.7 Trash, Garbage, and Refundable Bottle or Container Collection Areas: All trash, garbage, and refundable bottle or container collection areas shall be screened from view on all four sides by a six (6) foot high decorative masonry wall, building or gate. S. 9413.8 Outside Storage. All goods, wares, merchandise, produce, and any other commodities which are stored or offered for sale or exchange in this District shall be housed in a fully enclosed building or structure. PLANNING' MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS S . 9684. 1 S . 9684 . 1 Portable Equipment Required . No person or' persons shall use or cause to be used any equipment in an "0" District for the uses enumerated in Section 9684 except portable equipment, or such other equipment as may be approved by the Department of Oil Field Control. No person or persons using such equipment, or causing such equipment to be so used , shall maintain or store said equipment in the "0" District upon completion of the work for which. said equipment was used . "01" COMBINING OIL DISTRICT. There is hereby established the Ol District . All uses allowed in the "0" District are allowed in the "01" District provided an initial use permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Adjustments, pursuant to Article 981 of this code . All subsequent uses of like kind shall be included in such initial use permit . All uses not allowed in the "0" District are not allowed in the "Ol" District, with the exception of drilling and redrilling . S . 9685.1 Maximum Oil Operation Site . No person or persons shall establish or cause to be established an oil operation site more than three (3) acres in size in an "Ol" District . S . 9685.2 Drilling Allowed on Oil Operation Site Only. No person or persons shall drill or cause to be drilled any oil well except on an oil operation site . J Minimum Land Surface Area for Each Oil Operation Site . No person or persons shall establish or cause to be r.:;t:-q.bli ;hed in the "01" District more than one (1) oil operation site i'c;r any minimum land surface area, as defined in this code . S . 9685.4 Acreage Requirement . The minimum land surface area for any oil operation site in the "Ol" District shall consist of no less than twenty-five (25) contiguous acres . S . 9685. 5 Dedication of Right-of-Way When Abutting Any Highway, Street or Alley. Prior to issuance of a drilling permit for a new well located on any "Ol" parcel abutting a public street, alley or high- way, the street, alley or highway abutting such parcel shall be dedicated to the City of Huntington Beach to a width determined by either of the following, whichever is greater: a The current Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways . b An approved precise plan of street, highway or alley alignment . c Department of Public Works requirements . d By ordinance . (1648-6/71) S . 9685.6 Installation of Improvements when Abutting any Highway, Street or Alley. No final inspection shall be given nor shall the well for which dedication was required be operated until the required dedication of right-of-way as described in Section 9685 .5 has been improved by the installation of street improvements to the center- ling of the street including curbs , gutters, sidewalks , paving, street trees , street lights , street sign and street drainage in full compliance with City of Huntington Beach Street Standards . (16g8-6/71) S. 9685.7 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS PLANNING , S. 9685.7 Application. (Repealed by Ordinance No. 1653 - 11/71) S. 9685.8 Hearing and Appeal. In considering the application, the body shall evaluate the request upon the following criteria: (a) Period of time that the parcel has been previously devoted to oil operations and contemplated life span of the project. (b) Development of the surrounding area. (c) The effect the proposed well has on traffic at the site. (d) The relationship between the proposed requirements and the anticipated expanded use. Waiver of improvements for one or more wells on a parcel will not preclude a deter- mination that improvements are necessary prior to the drilling of another well on the parcel. Any decision of the Board may be appealed to the Planning Commission within ten (10) days of its decision, which shall be heard within thirty (30) days, upon ten (10) days notice to the applicant. (1648 - 6/71) S. 9686 "02" COMBINING OIL DISTRICT. There is hereby established the "02" District. All uses permitted in the "01" District are allowed in the "02" District provided an initial use permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Adjustments, pursuant to Article 981 of this code. All subsequent uses of like kind shall be included in such initial use permit. All uses not allowed in the "O1" District are not allowed in the "02" District. S. 9686.1 Restricted Areas. The "02" District may be combined with the Ml, M2 or RA Districts. (1751 - 6/72) S. 9686.2 Minimum Land Surface Area for Each Oil Operation Site. No person or persons shall establish or maintain, or cause to be established or maintained more than one (1) oil operation site in the "02" District for any minimum land surface area, including tidelands, as defined in this code. S. 9686.3 Drilling Allowed on Drilling Operation Site Only. No person or per- sons shall cause to be drilled any oil well except on an oil operation site. S. 9686.4 Acreage Requirement. The minimum land surface area for any oil op- eration site in the "02" District shall consist of not less than forty (40) contiguous acres. S. 9687 ENFORCEMENT. The Oil Field Superintendent of the City of Huntington Beach and his representatives and persons whom he may otherwise desig- nate, shall have the authority to enforce this Article 968, in addition to the auth- ority granted to him under Chapter 23 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. S. 9687.1 Appeals. Any decision or determination made by the Oil Field Super- intendent or the Director of Building and Safety under the provisions of this article may be appealed to the Board of Zoning Adjustments within ten (10) days after such decision or determination. PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9700.3 S. 9700.3 Words beginning with the letter ."C" shall have the following definitions: (1) CAMP CAR, MOTOR HOME, CAMPER OR TENT TRAILER. A vehicle with or with- out motive power, which is designed or used for temporary recreational human habitation. (1673 - 11/71) (2) COMMISSION. The Planning Commission of this city. (495, 556) S. 9700.4 Words beginning with the letter "D" shall have the following defi- nitions: (1) DISTRICT. Any area or areas, similarly classified whether contiguous or not, and shown by specific and similar designations on the maps which are a part of applicable provisions of Division 9. (495, 556) (2) DWELLINGS. A building, having only one kitchen, used or designed or intended for use of occupancy by not more than one family as living quarters. (495, 556) (3) DWELLING, TWO FAMILY OR DUPLEX. A building, having not more .than two kitchens, which is designed, arranged or intended as_, the living quarters for not more than two families living independently of each other. (495, 556) (4) DWELLING, MULTIPLE. A building, portion thereof, or group of build- ings having three or more housekeeping units, used or designed or intended for use as living quarters for three or more families living independently of each other, but not including automobile camps, automobile courts, or hotels. (495, 556) S. 9700.6 Words beginning with the letter "F" shall have the following .definitions: (1) FAMILY. A family is defined as a person or collective body of persons excluding servants, related by blood, affinity, or legal adoption living together in a dwelling unit. Family is also defined as a group of five (5) persons or less, excluding servants who need not be related by blood, affinity or legal adoption, living together in a dwelling unit. In no case shall the number of unrelated persons combined with the number of related persons exceed five (5) except as provided in Section .9730.26.2(a) of this code in which case all nonrelated persons who are placed by a licensing agency shall be subject thereto. (495, 556, 596, 1103, 1673, 1753 6/72) S. 9700.7 Words beginning with the letter "G" shall have the following defi- nitions: (1) GARAGE, PRIVATE. An accessory to, or a portion of a main building, used or designed for use only for the shelter and/or storage of passenger vehicles, or trucks of not more than one ton rated capacity, owned or operated by occupants of the main building and including -usable space and convenient ingress and egress thereto. (495, 556) a S . 9700.8 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING (2) GROSS ACREAGE. The area computed by including all property within property lines of a proposed development, except when such property lines abut a street in which case such area shall be , computed from the center line of such street . (1563 - 3/70) S . 9700.8 Words beginning with the letter "H" shall have the fol- lowing definitions: (1) HOTEL. A building or portion thereof, containing six (6) or more guest rooms designed, arranged, intended to be used , let or hired out to be occupied , whether the compensation for hire be paid directly or indirectly in money, goods , wares , merchandise , labor or otherwise, and in which no provision is made for cooking in any individual guest room or suite, but is used as the more or less tem- porary abode of individuals . Jails , prisons, hospitals, asylums , sanitariums, orphanages , detention homes and similar buildings where human beings are housed and detained under legal restraint shall not be classified as hotels . (495, 556) S . 9700. 10 Words beginning with the letter "J" shall have the following definitions: (1) JUNK YARD. A junk yard shall mean the use of any lot or any portion of a lot for the storage or keeping of junk, including scrap metal or other scrap materials . Said yard may include all uses permitted in a motor vehicle dismantling or wrecking yard . (1241) S . 9700. 12 Words beginning with the letter "L" shall have the fol- lowing definitions: (1) LANDSCAPING. Landscaping shall include the planting and continued maintenance of vegetation . Said vegetation shall be limited to ferns , flowers , grasses , mosses , shrubs , trees and vines . (1261) (2) LOT. A parcel of real property shown on a map recorded in the office of the County Recorder of either Los Angeles County or Orange County, California, designated on such map by a separate number or other character which applies only to the parcel so marked , or any area of land under one ownership abutting upon at least one street, alley or recorded easement . S . 9700.13 Words beginning with the letter "M" shall have the following definitions: (1) MOBILEHOME. A vehicle without motive power and with- out a permanent foundation, that may be drawn by a motor vehicle and used as permanent housing and which complies with the provisions of the State of California 's Health and Safety Code , Division 13 . (1673 - 11/71) (2) MOBILEHOME ACCESSORY BUILDING. OR STRUCTURE . A subor- dinate building or structure located .on a mobilehome space or lot, the use of which is customarily incidental to that of the main mobilehome . (1673 - 11/71) • PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9730.26 S. 9730.26 Care of Nonrelated Persons. Twenty-Four Hour Care. The intent of this section is to provide, create, and maintain a home environment in which a licensed operator resides, which environment will be healthy and phys- ically safe for the care of nonrelated persons on a twenty-four (24) hour basis. The intent is also to preserve the residential character of the neighborhood wherein said care is permitted and"to discourage any situation that may tend to detract from the overall intent. (1670, 1753 - 6/72) S. 9730.26.1 Permit Required. No person shall conduct, operate or maintain or permit to be conducted, operated or maintained, or to participate in the conduct, maintenance or operation of a home for the care of non-related persons within the City of Huntington Beach unless application has been made to and permit issued therefor by the Board of Zoning Adjustments pursuant to Administrative Review application. S. 9730.26.2 Applications. Criteria For. The Board shall review all applications that are submitted in the manner prescribed by applying the follow- ing criteria: (a) For the purpose of this section, the number of non-related persons shall not exceed six (6) , and the total number of persons residing on the property, including related and non-related, shall not exceed eight (8) . However, there shall be no limit on the number of related persons when there are no non-related persons resid- ing therein. (b) One hundred fifty (150) square feet of floor area shall be provided for each person residing on the property. (c) A minimum of one hundred fifty (150) square feet of fenced, outdoor-play area with a minimum dimension of ten (10) feet shall be provided for each ambulatory child under -the age of sixteen (16) . (d) In no way shall the appearance of the dwelling be altered, whether by colors, . materials, construction, lighting, windows, signs, sounds, or any other means, so that it may be reasonably recognized as serving other than a residential use. (e) As to the accomodation of additional non-related persons, the Board, in its decision, may indicate a maximum number of such persons permitted in the existing residence. (f) The care of non-related persons shall be conducted only in a home in which the resident-applicant is: (a) licensed by a state or county licensing agency; (b) under supervision of a governmental agency; and (c) in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations. Evidence of such licensing shall accompany the initial application. (1753 - 6/72) (g) The fire department shall submit a report and fire clearance. (h) The number and location of all exits shall comply with the California Administra- tive Code, as presently written or as may hereafter be amended. (i) Related person shall mean related by blood, marriage or legal adoption. Non- related person shall mean any other person. I S. 9730.26.3 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING . S. 9730.26.3 Notice and Hearing on Application. No permit shall be issued hereunder without prior notice and hearing. Such notice of hearing must be given to applicant and all surrounding property owners pursuant to Article 981 of this code. S. 9730.26.4 Permit. Time Limit. A permit issued under the provisions set forth shall be for a period of one (1) year from date of issuance unless sooner revoked. S. 9730.26.5 Revocation. A permit may be revoked by the Board of Zoning Adjustments for good cause upon notice and hearing on the grounds that the permittee has failed and/or refused to comply with all of the provisions of the permit and this code. S. 9730.26.6 Revocation. Hearing and Notice. Notice of intent to revoke a permit shall be issued by the Board to the permittee at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing. No permit for the care of non-related persons shall be revoked without notice to permittee and hearing. S. 9730.26.7 Appeal. Any decision or action of the Board of Zoning Adjustments shall be final unless a written appeal is filed by any person aggrieved there- by or any member of the City Council with the Planning Commission within ten (10) days after the Board's decision. Pursuant to such notice and hearing, the Planning Commis- sion shall make a determination. S. 9730.26.8 Penalty. Any person violating any of the provisions of Sections 9730.26.1 to and including 9730.26.7 of this code shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be deemed guilty of a separate violation for each and every day, or portion thereof, during which any violation of any of the provisions of such sections is committed, continued or permitted. Upon conviction of any such violation, such person shall be punished by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) or by imprisonment up to six (6) months or both such fine and imprisonment for each such violation. S. 9730.26.9 Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of Sections 9730.26.1 through 9736.26.8, or any amendments or revisions thereto, or the application thereof to any person, firm, corporation or circumstance, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by any decision of any court or competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of such sections. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach hereby declares that it would have adopted such sections and each subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, including amendments or revisions thereto, irrespective of the fact that one or more sections, subsections, sentences, clauses, or phrases or portions be declared invalid or unconstitutional. (1670 - 9/71) . PUBLIC PLACES IWj BEACH & PIER . S. _7511.9 } 7511.9 Hazardous Water Sports. No person shall use any surf- board, paddleboard, bellyboard,.. or any similar objects exceeding three and one-half feet in length (excluding soft rubber and/or canvas inflatable apparatus not exceeding four and one-half feet) between the hours of 11:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. , from June 15 to September 10 of each year, in the Pacific Ocean, within 300 yards of the beach, within the city limits of Huntington Beach, provided, how- ever, that the prohibition against surfboards and paddleboards shall not apply to the areas specifically set apart therefor, at the westerly city limits. (1743 - 4/72) S. 7511.10 Hazardous Articles. No person shall use any surfboard, paddleboard, skimmer, bellyboard, rubber life raft, canoe, boat, or any similar object made entirely or partially of wood, metal, glass, hard plastic or any other hard substance at any time , on the beach or in the Pacific Ocean in a manner that constitutes a hazard to any other person. S. 7511.11 Hazardous Beach Games and Practices. No person shall use any hard ball, soft ball, bat, football, volleyball, shot put, hammer throw, javelin, boomerang, flying saucer, or any athletic apparatus or game, or similar object, or conduct or partici- pate in any. sport or game at any place thereon, outside of the area provided therefor, or to conduct or participate in any sand throwing, blanket throwing, or any sport that constitutes a hazard to any person. S. 7511.12 Digging. To dig or cause the digging of any hole in the sand exceeding a depth of two feet. Any person who digs, or causes to be dug, any hole upon the beach shall fill said hole before leaving the beach area. (769) S. 7511.13 Spear Guns. No person shall have any spear gun or sim- ilar- underwater fishing device in his or her possession on the shore of any beach unless the point of such device is covered by a sheath, cork or other protective device. No spear gun. or similar weapon or instrument shall be kept cocked, loaded, or otherwise prepared so as to be capable of being discharged while on the beach, or in swimming areas therein. S. 7511.14 Jumping from Municipal Piers and Public Bridges. To dive, jump, or enter the water from the municipal pier or any part thereof; provided, however, that this section shall not apply to the regularly employed lifeguard personnel of the City of Huntington Beach who are engaged in lifeguard training or in emergency jumps from the pier or bridges for the purpose of saving "lives and/or property. (769, 911) S. 7511.15 Climbing on Rails of Municipal Pier or Bridges. To sit; walk or balance on the rails of the municipal pier or public bridges or to climb over or under such rails. (769, 911) S. 7511.16 Climbing on Lifeguard Stations. To climb or cause some- one else to climb on any lifeguard station or ladder on the beach or Municipal Pier unless told to do so by an official employee of the City. (769 S. Z511.17 BEACH & PIER PUBLIC PLACES - S, 7511,17 L ing Dawn Hazardous Objects. To lay or cause to be laid, any surfboard, paddleboard or similar object against any lifeguard station or municipal. structure. S. 7511-18 False Alarms. To cause to false rescue or call for help when it is not needed, or to cause a lifeguard to .enter the water upon a false rescue, or to leave his tower or to have his attention drawn to a false alarm. (769) So 7511.19 Interfering with the Duties of a Lifeguard. To will- fully resist, delay or obstruct any lifeguard in the discharge or attempt to discharge any duty of his position. S. 7211.19.1 Mirrors. No person shall use a mirror, glass, or any similar object -to cause the sun to reflect thereon so as to interfere with the vision of any lifeguard or other person(s) . (1535, 1743 - 4/72) S. 7511.20 Curfew. To be on the public beach within the City of Huntington Beach between the hours of 12:01 A.M. and 5:00 A.M. of the same day, except upon official business of the City of Huntington Beach. In the event of special circumstances so war-- ranting, the Director of Harbors and Beaches, in his judgment is hereby authorized and empowered to modify temporarily, the hours during which the beaches are closed. Said modification to be filed with the City Administrator at least 10 days prior to the requested date. S. 7511.21 Fireworks. To light, set off, or discharge or have in his or her possession, fireworks on -the beach. (1509) S. 7511.22 Electrical Outlets. No person shall use any electrical outlets on the beach without first obtaining written consent from the Director of Harbors and Beaches and paying such fees as may be prescribed. S. 7511.23 Speaker gystems. No person shall play, use, or operate , or permit to be played, used or operated, any radio, receiving set, musical instrument, phonograph, loudspeaker, sound amplifier or other machine or device for producing or reproducing of sound upon the beach, pier, beach service road or municipal parking lot, at such a volume as to disturb the peace, quiet and comfort of persons who are not voluntary listeners thereto. This section does not apply to the regularly employed safety service personnel of the city who use said safety equipment in the course of their daily operations, nor to any public address system authorized by Section 7554. (174314/72) S. 7512 VESICLE REGULATION. No person shall operate any skate- board, motor driven cycle, motorcycle, automobile, motor truck or other vehicle or conveyance on the beach other than for law enforcement, lifesaving or emergency purposes, or for beach maintenance purposes, without the expressed written consent of the Director of Harbors and Beaches; nor on any roads on which signs are posted pro- hibiting such activity, nor in any manner or direction prohibited by posted signs, nor on any beach other than on the roads, drives or park- ing areas designed for such purposes. BUILDING ELECTRICAL CODE - S. 8221.5.1 S. 8221.5.1 Use of Aluminum Conductors Prohibited. (a) The City Council finds that the acts prohibited by subsection (b) of th-s section are hazardous or dangerous to persons or property and declares that the public health, safety and welfare requires such prohibition. (b) It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation, either as an owner, architect, contractor, artisan or otherwise, to terminate or to connect to any other conductor, any solid size No. 6 American" wire gauge or smaller aluminum conductor in residential construction branch circuit wiring. (1742 - 4/72) S. 8221.6 Interpretation of Code. In cases where development in he application and uses of electricity, or methods of installation, construction, or manufacture of electrical conductors, connectors or other electrical equipment or materials, or special or unusual methods of building construction, creates problems or conditions which are not clearly contemplated by sections of this code .pertaining to electricity, and makes literal application of the rule,. .or rules, impracticable, the Administrative Authority is hereby empowered to make his own rules wherever there is a question as to" motive or method or manner in which material shall "be installed; provided, however, that , any person who feels himself aggrieved by any rule , or rules, made by the Administrative Authority in accordance with the foregoing, or any member of the City Council, shall, within thirty (30) days from the effective date thereof, have the right to appeal to the Board of Appeals of the city for a review and determination of the reasonableness thereof. The determination of the' Board of Appeals shall be final unless such determination is appealed to the City Council within ten (10) days thereafter by the appellant, Building Director or any member of the City Council. (1674 - 10/71) S. 8221.6.1 Board of Appeals. The Board of Appeals, for the pur- pose of this article, shall be the Board of Appeals provided for by the Uniform Building Code, Volume I, and the duties and authority of the Board, in addition to those set forth in this article, shall be as set forth in said Uniform Building Code, Volume I, and shall include without limiting the generality of the fore- going the duty of recommending to the City Council such new legis- lation as the board deems necessary. (1671 - 10/71) S. 8221.7 Permits. No electrical equipment shall be installed within or on any buildings, structures, or premises, publicly or privately owned, nor shall any alteration or addition be made in any existing equipment without first securing a permit therefor from the Administrative Authority. S. 8221.8 ELECTRICAL CODE BUILDING EXCEPTIONS: (a) Minor repair work, the replacement of lamps, or the connection of portable electrical equipment to suitable permanently installed receptacles. (b) Installations in ships, railway cars, or automotive equipment. (c) The installation, alteration, or repair of electrical equipment installed by or for an electricity supply agency for the use of such agency in the generation, transmission, distribution, or metering of electricity. (d) The installation, alteration, or repair, but not the power supply of electrical equipment used for the transmission of communications, either by radio or by wire. S. 8221.8 Applications for Permits. Written applications for elect- ' trical permits shall describe the work to be done, and shall be made on the forms provided. The application for electrical permits for installation of electrical wiring or equipment shall be accomplished by such plans, specifications, and schedules as may be necessary to determine whether the installation will be in conformity with the requirements of the sections of this code pertaining to electricity. If it shall be found that the installation will conform to all legal requirements and if the applicant .has complied with the provisions of the sections of this code pertaining to electricity, a permit for such installation may be issued. No deviation may be made from the installation described in the permit without the approval of the Administrative Authority. If it shall be found by the Administrative Authority that the electrical equipment is defective or defectively installed, or that such equipment or installation or the method of installation of such is a hazard or danger, or will cause a condition which is a hazard or danger to the safety of persons or property, a permit for such equipment or installation shall be denied by the Ad- ministrative Authority. (1674 - 10/71) S. 8221.9 Permit. To Whom Issued. Electrical permits shall be issued only to persons who employ a qualified special electrical inspector, qualified and registered by the Administrative Authority, to provide continuous inspection of the work to be done. EXCEPTION: A special electrical inspector need not be employed by: (a) Any state-licensed electrical contractor, electrical sign con- tractor or elevator contractor who is acting in a lawful contract- ual capacity; or (b) Any person who does any electrical work regulated by this code in a single-family dwelling used exclusively for living purposes, provided that said person is: (1). The owner of said dwelling; and (2) Does occupy or will occupy said dwelling; and �3� Personally purchases all materials; and 4 Personally performs all labor connected with the project. ', BUILDING ELECTRICAL CODE S. 8221.10 S. 8221.10 Annual Permit. In lieu of any individual permit for each installation or alteration, an annual permit shall, upon application therefor, be issued to any person, firm, or corpor- ation which employs full time, one or more registered special elec- trical inspectors to supervise the electrical work at premises occu- pied by said person, firm or corporation. Within fifteen (15) days following the end of each calendar month, the person, firm, or corporation to whom an annual permit has been issued, shall transmit to the Administrative Authority, a duplicate copy of the record of electrical work performed and secure a permit. S. 8221.11 Permit Required. No electrical work for which a permit is required shall be commenced in any building or on any premises until a permit to do such work shall have first been ob- tained. S. 8221.12 Temporary Working Permit. When, in the opinion of the Administrative Authority, special conditions warrant, a temporary working permit may be issued to allow the permittee 'to com- mence the installation of electrical wiring prior to obtaining a reg- ular electrical permit; however, the temporary working permit shall be replaced by a regular permit before the final rough inspection can be made. S. 8221.13 Permit Nontransferable. A permit granted to one person, firm, or corporation shall not authorize any other per- son, firm, or corporation, except an employee of the permittee, to do any electrical wiring. CONTENTS CHAPTERS-ARTICLES DIVISION 9 - PLANNING CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Single Family Residence District 913. R1-PD5 District - Repealed (Ord. No. 1705-1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Two Family Residence District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT Article 920. R3 District - Limited Multiple Family Residence District 923. R4 District - Multiple Family Residence District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 District - Office-Professional 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial 943. C2 District - Community Business 945. C3 District - General Business 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial 948. Service Station Standards j Gyp PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S. 7512.2 Sn 7512.2 Speed. No person shall drive any vehicle on the beach at a speed that is greater than is reasonable or prudent, having due regard for the traffic and traffic pattern and the surface and width of the roadway, in no event in excess of ten (10) miler per hour, unless a greater speed is posted. S. 7512.3 Time Limit. During the period of June 15th to September 15th, any and all commercial motor vehicles of any type, must make their deliveries to beach concessions between the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. u S. 7512.4 Parking. No person shall park any vehicle except in designated parking areas, provided, however, that the Director of Harbors and Beaches is hereby authorized to permit parking ii along roads and in under-developed areas when, in his opinion, such parking will not interfere with beach area operations. S. 7512.5 Erection of Speed. Traffic and Parking Signs. The Di- rector of Harbors and Beaches is authorized and directed �j to erect and maintain signs at locations he deems appropriate, indi- cating the speed limits established by the City Council for beaches, along roadways and streets herein. The Director of Harbors and Beaches is also authorized to designate parking areas and traffic patterns . F and to erect and maintain signs indicating such areas and :oatterns'. S. 7513 REMOVAL OF SAND. No person shall remove , or cause to be removed from the beach, any sand without written per mission from the Director of Harbors and Beaches. F ' 1 T , CONTENTS - DIVISIO1 PLANNING CHAPTERS - ARTICLES CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION -AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Single Family Residence District 913. R1-PD5 District - Repealed -(Ord. 1705-1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Two Family Residence District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. . R3 District - Limited Multiple Family Residence District 923. R4 District - Multiple Family Residence District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 District - Office Professional 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 941. C1 District - Neighborhood Commercial District 943. C2 District - Community Business District 945. C3 District - General Business District 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial District 948. Service Station Standards CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. M1-A District - Restricted Manufacturing 953. Ml District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS Article 960. RA District — Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural District 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (cemeteries) 965. S1 District - Shoreline District 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil District PLANNING LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 910 i CHAPTER 91 LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE_ 910. R1 - Single Family Residence District 913 . R1-PD5 - Repealed 1/3/72 - Ordinance 1705 916 . R2 - Two Family Residence District ARTICLE 910 R1 DISTRICT SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE-DISTRICT ( 4959 556 , 1076 , 1077, 1194 ) S . 9100 R1 ZONE, INTENT S . 9101 Rl ZONE, USES PERMITTED S . 9101. 1 Residences S . 9101 .3 Use Permits .S . 9102 R1 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . 9102. 1 Minimum Lot Area S . 9102. 2 Minimum Lot Width and Frontage S . 9102.3 Maximum Density S . 9102.4 Lot Coverage S . 9102.5. Distance Between Main Dwellings S . 9102.6 Maximum Building Height S. 9103 R1 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S . 9103 .1 Front Yard S . 9103 . 2 Side Yard S. 9103.3 All Yards S . 9103 .4 Yard Exceptions S . 9104 R1 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS, AND HEDGES S . 9105 R1 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S . 9106 R1 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S. 9106 .1 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S . 9106 . 2 Setback from a Street S . 9106 .3 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S . 9106 .4 Garages Facing a Street S . 9106 . 5 Parking in Front of Dwellings S . 9106 .6 Minimum Driveway Requirements S . 9100 LOW jNSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRII PLANNING S, S . 9100 Rl ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to be the most restrictive residential classification. It is r further intended to provide the lowest population density per gross acre of land and the greatest degree of light, air, ventilation, and open space on each lot. S . 9101 Rl ZONE, USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone: S . 9101. 1 Residences . Detached single family dwellings , permanently located, and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone , No tent, trailer, vehicle , or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes . S . 9101 .3 Uses Subject to Use Permit . The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit : S . 9101. 3 . 1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the pro- visions of Article 984. ( 1563-3/70) S . 0101 .3 . 2 Private Full-Time Schools are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions : (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California . (b) Fifty per cent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area . (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios : 1 . Elementary schools - A parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom, (d) One parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 9101.3 . 2. 1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. (1194) S . 9101.3 .3 Public Utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total net area . S . 9101 .3 . 4 Private recreation areas , provided said recreation areas do not include commercial enterprises . I • 1 PLANNING LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S . 916o ARTICLE 916 R2 DISTRICT TWO_ FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT (495,9940, 1076, 1077, 1 9 7) . s . 916o R2 ZONE, INTENT & PURPOSE S . 9161 R2 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S . 9161. 1 Residences s . 9161. 3 Use Permits s . 9162 R2 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS s . 9162 .1 Minimum Lot Area s . 9162 .2 Minimum lot Width S . 9162 . 3 Maximum Density S . 9162 .4 Lot Coverage S . 9162 .5 Distance Between Main Dwellings S . 9162 .6 Maximum Building Height S . 9163 R2 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S . 9163 .1 Front Yard S . �,163 .2 Side Yard S . 9163 . 3 Rear Yard s . 9163 .4 Yard Exceptions s . 9164 R2 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS OR HEDGES S . 9165 R2 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDING S . 9166 R2 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS s . 9166. 1 Automobile Parking Ratios S . 9166 .2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S . 9166 .3 Parking Space Dimension S . 9166 .4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces s . 9166 .5 Setback from a Street S . 9166.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S . 9166 .7 Garages Facing a Street S . 9166 .8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S . 9166 .9 Minimum Driveway Requirements S . 9160 R2 DISTRICT. INTENT AND PURPOSE. This district is intended to provide for -areas of medium density, multiple family residential development . It is further intended to provide a transi- tion between low density and hi'h density residential developments and/ or nonresidential developments . S . 9161 R2 ZONE, USES PEJ-L-dviI��TED: The following uses are permitted in this zone: S . 9161. 1 Residences . Single family and multi-family dwellings and the-i--­ customary accessory uses and structures shall be permitted in this district . No tent, mobile home, trailer, vehicle or temporary structu-.e s^all be used for dwelling or sleeping purposes in this district . S . 9161.3 LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S . 9161 .3 Uses Subject to Use Permit . The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit: S . 161. 3.1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the pro- visions of Article 984. ( 1563-3/70) S . 9161.3 . 2 Private Full-Time Day Schools are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions : I (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California, (b) Fifty per cent of the site shall be i intained for outdoor play area . (c ) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios : 1 . Elementary schools - 12 parking spaces for each classroom. 2 . Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools - 7 parking space:: for each classroom. I (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 916T`.3 .2 . 1. The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979 . S . 9161 . 3 .3 Public utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total. net area . S . 9161 .3 .4 Private recreation areas , provided said recreation areas do not include commercial enterprises . S . 9161 .3 .5 Golf Courses and their normal appurtenances . A11 structures shall be set back a minimum distance of 300 feet from any proposed or existing residential building site . (a) The intent of this setback provision is to assure the welfare and privacy of existing and future residential development . (b) Commercial driving ranges that are used in conjunction with a golf course are permitted . (c) Miniature courses , "Pitch and Putt" or "Par 3" golf courses , or other similar commercial enterprises are not permitted. (d) Ten off-street parking spaces shall be provided for each Tee . (e) Parking for all commercial structures and uses shall conform to the most restrictive standards set forth in the commercial zones . PLANNING HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 920 CHAPTER 92 . `-� HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL -DISTRICTS _. a ARTICLE ' 920. R3 - LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 923 R4 - MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 924. MOBILEHOME DISTRICT _. 925. R5 - OFFICE - PROFESSIONAL ARTICLE 920 R3 DISTRICT LIMITED`MULTIPLE -FAMILY RESIDENCE' DISTRICT (495, 556 , 1076 , 1077, 1194) : S . 9200 R3 ZONE, INTENT _ S . 9201 R3 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S . 9201. 1 Residences - S . 9201.3 . Uses Permits S . . 9202 R3 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . .9202. 1 Minimum Lot Area : S . 9202. 2 Minimum Lot Width S . 9202.3 Maximum Density `w S . 9202.4 Lot Coverage S . 9202. 5 Distance Between Main Buildings S . 9202.6 . Maximum Building Height S . 9203 R3 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S . 9203 . 1 Front Yard S 9203 ..2 Side Yard S. 9203 :3 All Yards S . 9203 .4 Yard Exceptions S . 9204 R3 ZONE, FENCES , WALLS , OR HEDGES S . 9205 R3 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S . 9206 R3 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S . 9206 . 2' Type of Off-Street Parking_ Facility S . 9206 .3 Parking Space Dimensions S . 9206 .4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S . 9206 .5 Setback from a Street S . 9206 .6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S . 9206 . 7 Garages Facing a Street S . 9206 .8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S . 9206 .9 Minimum Driveway Requirements S . 9200 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING" S . 9200 R3 ZONE, INTENT.- This zone is- intended to provide a fairly high population density, but will preserve adequate light, air, ventilation and open space . S . 9201 R3 ZONE. USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone : S:. 9201. 1 Residences . Two or more attached welling units permanently located, and the customary accessory .uses . and structures are permitted in this zone. No tent, trailer, vehicle, or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes ., S . 9201.3 Uses Subject to Use Permit. The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit : S . 9201 .3 . 1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the pro- visions of Article 984. ( 1563-3/70) S . 9201. 3 .2 Private Full Time Day School are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions : (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as estab- lished by the State of California . (b) Fifty per cent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area . (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios : .! 1 . Elementary schools - 1k parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior High schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools . - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of .gr.oss floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 9201.3 . 2. 1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or . parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. (1194) S . 9201.3 . 3 Public utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in net area . PLANNING HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTt(ICTS S . 9230 ARTICLE 923 R4 DISTRICT MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT (495, 556 , 1076 , 1077 , 1194) S . 9230 R4 ZONE, INTENT S . 9231 R4 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S , 9231.1 Residences S . 9231.2 Private Schools S . 9231.3 Pre-Schools S . 9231.4 Recreation S . 9231.5 Boarding Houses S . 9231.7 Use Permits S . 9232 R4 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . 9232.1 Minimum Lot Area S . 9232.2 Minimum Lot Width S . 9232.3 Maximum Density S . 9232.4 Lot Coverage S . 9232.5 Distance Between Main Buildings S . 9232.6 Maximum Building Height S . 9233 R4 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S . 9233 .1 Front Yard S . 9233.2 Side Yard S . 9233.3 All Yards S . 9233.4 Yard Exceptions S . 9234 R4 ZONE, FENCES, WALLS, OR HEDGES S . 9235 R4 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S . 9236 , R4 ZONE, PARKING REQUIREMENTS S . 9236 .2 Type of Off-Street Parking Facility S . 9236.3 Parking Space Dimensions S . 9236.4 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S . 9236 .5 Setback from a Street S . 9236.6 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S . 9236 .7 Garages Facing a Street S . 9236 .8 Parking in Front of Dwellings S . 9236 .9 Minimum Driveway Requirements S . 9230 R4 ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to provide for a high population density and still maintain the maximum amount of light , air, ventilation and open space . S . 9231 R4 ZONE, USES PERMITTED. The following uses are per- mitted in this zone. S . 9231.1 Residences . Buildings containing 3 or more attached dwelling units , permanently located and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone.. No tent, trailer, vehicle or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes . (1194) S . 9231. 2 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S . 9231. 2 Private Full Time Day Schools are Permitted in this District Subject to the "°y ollowing Conditions . (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California. (b) Fifty per cent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area. (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios : 1. Elementary schools - 12 parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One off-street parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 9231. 2. 1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall confrom to Article 979. S . 9231.3 Pre-School or Day Care Nurseries for Children are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions . (a) An outdoor play area of 200 square feet per child shall be provided. Such play area shall be kept in grass and fully enclosed with a 6 foot high fence . Any gate area used for access to the play area shall be securely fastened or said area shall be supervised at all times . (b) Twenty square feet of play area shall be provided within the building for each child, (c) One parking space shall be provided for every 2 employees plus 2 parking spaces for the resident owner or manager. (d) Ten per cent of the parking area shall be landscaped. S . 9231.3 .1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S . 9231.4 Recreation Areas , Private recreation areas are permitted provided said areas do not include any commercial enterprises . PLANNING HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S . 9250 ARTICLE 925 (807) 961, 99.1, lu('_�, :Ll`)/I , ]- ;)40 ) S . 9250 STATEMENT OF INTENT AND PURPOSE S . 9251 USES PERMITTED S . 9251. 1 Professional Offices S . 9251. 2 Use Permits S . Q251 .2. 1 Hotels , Motels and Trailer Parks S . 9251.2 .2 Service Establishments S . 9251. 2 . 3 Public & Quasi Public Uses S . 9252 YARD REQUIREMENTS ALL PERMITTED USES S . 9252. 1 Front Yard S . 9252 .2 Side Yard S . 9252. 3 All Yards S . 9253 DEVELOPMENT - ALL PERMITTED USES S . 9255 OFF-STREET PARKING 9250 STATEMENT OF INTENT AND PURPOSE (a) This district is primarily intended to provide hotel and motel a.ccomodations for transients and vacation visitors . It is further intended to provide, as a part of these accomodations , the necessary personal service establishments to serve transients and vacation visitors . (1172, 1600-9/70) (b ) The district is not intended to allow general shopping, merchan- dising, multiple-family dwelling units, mobilehomes or mobilehome parks . (1172,16o0-9/70) S . 9251 USES PERMITTED The following permitted uses and reg- ulations shall apply in the R5 District, subject to approval of an Administrative Review application by the Board of Zoning Adjustments . (llo8, 1666-8/71) S . 9251. 1 Professional Offices . Professional services may be located in professional business bulldings . Professional offices are defined as offices for the conduct of any one of the following uses only: Accountant, architect, attorney, chiropractor, col- lection agency, dentist, engineer, insurance broker, optometrist, physician and surgeon, private detective, real estate sales, social workers , surveyor and pharmacies . Diagnostic laboratories and biochemical laboratories that do not exceed Fifteen Hundred (1500) square feet in gross area are also permitted . (1600-9/70) S . 9251 .2 hi(111 JX!:J13J.TY P1,AJ1NJ.N(; • S . 9251.2 Use Permits . The following; user:, may be permitted in tJt i :. district subject to an approval of a use permit app.1 h,:t.- tion by t.h(__ I�oard of Zoning Adjustments . (1600-9170) S . 9251.2. 1 Motels and Hotels . (a) Minimum lot area: The minimum lot area for motels and hotels shall be Nine Thousand (9,000) square feet . (b) Minimum frontage: The minimum frontage for motels and hotels shall be seventy (70) feet . (c) Location and access: All motels shall be located. on and. shall be accessible from an arterial highway which has been depicted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways . (1366, 1600-9/7o) S . 9251.2.2 Service Establishments . Service establishments are per- mitted in this District within a hotel, motel, or trailer park. In all cases , public access to these service establishments shall be by way of an inner court or lobby from the hotel, motel or trailer park. No direct public access shall be permitted. to the front yard area or exterior sid.e yard area from said service establishments . (1172) (a) Service Establishments Defined.: Service establishments shall include: Restaurants , cocktail lounges , barber shops , beauty shops, laundry or dry cleaning agencies, travel bureaus and magazine stands . S . 9251.2 .3 Public and Quasi Public Uses . Churches , private clubs or lodges, private or public educational institutions , rest homes, sanitariums, convalescent hospitals and hospitals . (1172, 134o, 1481) 1 t PLANNING HIGH DENSITY .RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S . 9251 . 2.3 . 1 S . 9251. 2.3 . 1 On-Premise Sale and Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages . On-premise sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages within private clubs or lodges may be permitted subject to the follow- ing requirements : (a) A site plan application shall be submitted to the Planning Commis- sion and approved; and (b) Such sale shall be conducted within the same building and in con- junction with the permitted use . (1481) S . 9251.2.3 . 2 Development Standards . (a) Churches , Private Clubs or Lodges : Ten percent (10%) of the required parking area shall be landscaped and permanently main- tained. (b) E2Ep it_al s Minimum Area : The minimum area shall be six thousand (6000) square feet. Minimum Frontage . The minimum frontage shall be sixty (60) feet . S . 9252 YARD REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL PERMITTED USES. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line , the ultimate right-of-way line as adopted on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways and any amendments thereto, or any precise plan of a street and/or alley alignment, whichever may be the greater. (1108) S . 9252. 1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be five (5) feet. Parcelg fronting on a State Highway shall be required to set back a minimum of fifty (50) feet from the ultimate right-of-way. (1108 , 1172) S . 9252.2 Side Yard. (1108) S . 9252. 2. 1 Exterior Side Yard. Ten feet . (1108) S . 9252. 2. 2 Interior Side Yard. Five feet. (1108) S . 9252.3 Rear Yard. Five feet minimum, except where permitted use abuts R1 Zone District, then there shall be required a minimum of 15 feet. (1108) S . 9253 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S . 9253 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. ALL PERMITTED USES. (1194) S . 9253 . 1 Site Area. (a) Minimum Building Site . The minimum site area shall be six thousand (6000) square feet. (b) Minimum Frontage . The minimum frontage shall be sixty (60) feet. S . 9253 . 1 . 1 Exception. Any parcel or lot, or combination of parcels and lots , existing as a legal building site on or before the effective date of this section shall remain a legal building site . S . 9253 . 2 Building Height . The maximum building height shall be three (3) stories , but not to exceed thirty-five (35) feet . S . 9253 . 2. 1 Exception. Rooftop mechanical equipment and screening may exceed the thirty-five (35) foot height limit, pro- vided, however, they shall not exceed building height by more than fourteen (14) feet . Screening shall set back fifteen (15) feet from any exterior building edge and shall not project above the equipment which it is designed to shield from view. S . 9255 OFF-STREET PARKING: The arrangement, access , and number of all parking spaces and/or lots shall conform to Article 979. (1340) PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS S . 9410 CHAPTER 94 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 941. Cl DISTRICT 943 . C2 DISTRICT 945. C3 DISTRICT 947 . C4 DISTRICT ARTICLE 941 Cl NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT (7312 995, 1061, 1140, 11949 1342) S . 9410 INTENT AND PURPOSES S . 9411 USES PERMITTED S . 9412 YARD REQUIREMENTS S . 9413 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . 9414 OFFSTREET PARKING S . 9410 INTENT AND PURPOSE, The purpose of this district is to provide commercial facilities that are compatible with permitted uses of the immediate residential neighborhood and as desig- nated in Sections 9411.1 and 9411.2. of this article. It is intended to limit the size of any area so designated to a maximum of one and one-half (12) acres . It is further intended that said areas will .be located on one (1) corner of intersecting secondary arterial highways . Said areas are to be developed and maintained as one-development and one-theme plans . (1480) S . 9411 USES PERMITTED : The following retail and service uses shall be permitted, subject to administrative review by the Board of Zoning Adjustments . Said review shall insure that uses are developed in a manner compatible with the intent of this District. S . 9411.1 Retail Uses . B. Bakery goods - limited to five (5) employees C . Convenience markets , grocery, meat, fruit and vegetable stores D. Delicatessen Drug & pharmacy stores I. Ice cream parlors and candy stores Ice stations o packaged L. Liquor stores .. S . 9411.2 COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING 1 '� S . 9411.2 Service Uses . B. Barber and beauty shops L. Laundry and cleaning agencies , hand or self-service laundries (no plant operations) , and accessory tailor shops P. Professional offices . S . 9412 YARD REQUIREMENTS : S . 9412.1 Front Yard : The minimum required front yard shall be fifty (50) feet. S . 9412. 2 Exterior Side Yard : The minimum required exterior side yard shall be fifty (50) feet . S . 9412.3 Interior Side Yard: The minimum required interior side yard shall be ten (10) feet. S . 9412.4 Rear Yard: The minimum required rear yArd shall be ten (10) feet . S . 9413 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . 9413 .1 Site Area . (a) Minimum Building Site : The minimum building site shall be one- half (2) acre . (b) Maximum Building Site : The maximum building site shall be three (3) acres . The maximum site area devoted to commercial uses shall not exceed one and one-half (1k) acres . S . 9413 .2 Minimum Frontage : The minimum lot frontage shall be ong hundred (100) feet on an arterial highway. S . 9413 .3 Building Height: The maximum building height shall not exceed twenty (20) feet to the top of a parapet wall and shall not contain more than one (1) story. S. 9413 .3.1 Exception: Rooftop mechanical equipment and screening may exceed the twenty (20) foot height requirement, but shall set back fifteen (15) feet from any exterior building edge. Said rooftop screening shall not project above the equipment it is designed to shield from view. PLANNING COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS S . 9413 .4 S . 9413 .4 Gross FLoor Area: The maximum gross floor area for any one commercial use shall not exceed thirty-two hundred (3200) square feet. S . 9413 . 5 Loading Area: All loading areas shall be screened from view from any public right-of-way be a six (6) foot high decorative masonry wall. Said loading areas shall be located at the rear or interior side of the building. S . 9413 .6 Lighting : All lighted advertising devices or floodlights shall be stationary, non-flashing, and non-animated; said advertising devices and floodlights shall not gerei-ate light visually intrusive into any adjacent property. . S . 9413 .7 Trash, Garbage , and Refundable Bottle or Container Collection Areas . All trash, garbage, and refundable bottle or container collection areas shall be screened from view on all four sides by a six (6) foot high decorative masonry wall, building, or gate . S . 9413 .8 Outside Storage. All goods , wares , merchandise , produce , and any other commodities which are stored or offered for sale or exchange in this District shall be housed in a fully enclosed building or structure . S . 9414 OFF-STREET PARKING: The arrangement, access , and number of all parking spaces and/or lots shall conform to Article 979 . PLANNING MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS S . 9684. 1 S . 9684. 1 Portable Equipment Required . No person or persons shall use or cause to be used any equipment in an "0" District for the uses enumerated in Section 9684 except portable equipment, or such other equipment as may be approved by the Department of Oil Field Control. No person or persons using such equipment, or causing such equipment to be so used, shall maintain or store said equipment in the "0 ' District upon completion of the work for which said equip- ment was used . S . 9685 "Ol" COMBINING OIL DISTRICT. There is hereby established the O1 District . All uses allowed in the "0" Dis- trict are allowed in the "O1" District provided an initial use permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Adjustments, pursuant to Article 981 of this code . All subsequent uses of like kind shall be included in such initial use permit . All -uses not allowed in the "0" District are not allowed in the "Ol" District, with the exception of drilling and redrilling. S . 9685. 1 Maximum Oil Operation Site . No person or persons shall estab ish or cause to be established an oil operation site more than three ( 3) acres in size in an "Ol" District . S . 9685 .2 Drilling Allowed on Oil Operation Site Only. No per- son or persons shall drill or cause to be ffrilled any oil well except on an oil operation site . S . 9685 . 3 Minimum Land Surface Area for Each Oil Operation Site . No person or persons shall establish or cause to be established in the "Ol" District more .than one (1) oil operation site for any minimum land surface area, as defined in this code . S . 9685.4 Acreage Requirement . The minimum land surface area for any oil operation site in the "Ol" District shall con- sist of no less than twenty-five (25) contiguous acres . S . 9685 .5 Dedication of Right-of-Way When Abutting Any Highway, Street or Alley. Prior to issuance of a drilling permit for a new well located on any "Ol" parcel abutting a public street, alley or highway, the street, alley or highway abutting such parcel shall be dedicated to the City of Huntington Beach to a width deter- mined by either of the following, whichever is greater: a The current Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways . b An approved precise plan of street, highway or alley alignment . c Department of Public Works requirements . d By ordinance . ( 1648 - 6/71) S . 9685 .6 Installation of Improvements when Abutting any Highway, Street or Alley. No final inspection shall be given nor shall the well for which e cation was required be operated until the required dedication of right-of-way as described in Section 9685 .5 has been improved by the installation of street improvements to the center line of the street including curbs , gutters , sidewalks ,paving, street trees , street lights , street- sign and street drainage in full compliance with City of Huntington Beach Street Standards . ( 1648 - 6/71) s . 9685 .7 MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS PLANNING s . 9685.7 Application. (Repealed by Ordinance No . 1653 - 11/71) S . 9685.8 Hearing and Appeal. In considering the application, the body shall evaluate the request upon the following cri- teria: (a) Period of time that the parcel has been previously devoted to oil operations and contemplated life span of the project . b Development of the surrounding area. c The effect the proposed well has on traffic at the site . d The relationship between the proposed requirements and the anticipated expanded use . Waiver of improvements for one or more wells on a parcel will not preclude a determination that improvements are necessary prior to the drilling of another well on the parcel. Any decision of the Board may be appealed to the Planning Commis- sion within ten (10) days of its decision, which shall be heard with- in thirty (30) days . Upon ten (10) days notice to the applicant . (1648 - 6/71) S . 9686 "02" COMBINING OIL DISTRICT. There is hereby established he 02 District . All uses permitted in the "Ol" Dis- trict are allowed in the "02" District provided an initial use permit is first obtained from the Board of Zoning Adjustments , pursuant to Article 981 of this code . All subsequent uses of like kind shall be included in such initial use ,permit . All uses not allowed in the "O1" District are not allowed in the "02" District. S . 9686.1 Restricted Areas . The "02" District shall be combined only with the M1 or M2 Districts . S . 9686.2 Minimum Land Surface Area for Each Oil Operation Site . No person or persons shall establish or maintain, or cause to be established or maintained more than one ( 1) oil operation site in the "02" District for any minimum land surface area, including tidelands , as defined in this code . S . 9686.3 Drilling Allowed on Drilling Operation Site Only. No person or persons shall cause to be drilled any oil well except on an oil operation site . s . ' 9686 .4 Acreage Requirement . The minimum land surface area for any oil operation site in the "02" District shall consist of not less than forty (40) contiguous acres . S . 9687 ENFORCEMENT. The Oil Field Superintendent of the City of Huntington Beach and his representatives and persons whom he may otherwise designate, shall have the authority to enforce this Article 968, in addition to the authority granted to him under Chapter 23 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code . S . 9687. 1 Appeals . Any decision or determination made by the Oil. Find Superintendent or the Director of Building and Safety under the provisions of this article may be appealed to the Board of Zoning Adjustments within ten ( 10) days after such decision or deter- mination. S. PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S . 9700. 3 S . 9700.3 Words beginning with the letter "C" shall have the following definitions: (1) CAMP CAR, MOTOR HOME, CAMPER OR TENT TRAILER. A vehicle with or without motive power, which is designed or used for temporary recreational human habitation. (1673 - 11/71) (2) COMMISSION. The Planning Commission of this city. (495, 556) S . 9700.4 Words beginning with the letter "D" shall have the following definitions: (1) DISTRICT. Any area or areas , similarly classified whether contiguous or not, and shown by specific and similar desig- nations on the maps which are a part of applicable provisions of Division 9• (495, 556) (2) DWELLINGS . A building, having only one kitchen, used or designed or intended for use of occupancy by not more than one family as living quarters . (495, 556) (3) DWELLING, TWO FAMILY OR DUPLEX. A building, having not more than two kitchens , which is designed, arranged or intended as the living quarters for not more than two families living indepen- dently of each other . (495, 556) (4) DWELLING, MULTIPLE . A building, portion thereof, or group of buildings having three or more housekeeping units , used or designed or intended for use as living quarters for three or more families living independently of each other, but not including auto- mobile camps , automobile courts , or hotels . (495, 556) S . 9700.6 Words beginning with the letter "F" shall have the fol- lowing definitions: (1) FAMILY. A family is defined as a person or collective body of persons , excluding servants , related by blood , marriage or legal adoption living together in a dwelling unit . Family is also defined as a group of five (5) persons or less , excluding servants , who need not be related by blood, marriage or legal adoption living together in a dwelling unit . In no case shall the number of unrelated persons combined with related persons exceed five (5) EXCEPT as pro- vided in Section 9730.26 .2(a) of this code . (495, 556, 596, 1103, 1673 - 11/71) S . 9700.7 Words beginning with the letter "G" shall have the fol- lowing definitions: (1) GARAGE, PRIVATE . . An accessory to, or a portion of a main building, used or designed for use only for the shelter and/or storage of passenger vehicles , or trucks of not more than one ton rated capacity, owned or operated by occupants of the main building and including usable space and convenient ingress and egress thereto . (495, 556) S . 9700.8 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING (2) GROSS ACREAGE. The area computed by including all property within property lines of a proposed development, except when such property lines abut a street in which case such area shall be computed from the center line of such street . (1563 - 3/70) S . 9700 .8 Words beginning with the letter "H" shall have the fol- lowing definitions: (1) HOTEL. A building or portion thereof, containing six (6) or more guest rooms designed, arranged, intended to be used , let or hired out to be occupied, whether the compensation for hire be paid directly or indirectly in money, goods , wares, merchandise,labor or otherwise, and in which no provision is made for cooking in any individual guest room or suite, but is used as the more or less tem- porary abode of individuals . Jails , prisons, hospitals , asylums , sanitariums, orphanages , detention homes and similar buildings where human beings are housed and detained under legal restraint shall not be classified as hotels . (495, 556) S . 9700.10 Words beginning with the letter "J" shall have the following definitions: (1) JUNK YARD. A junk yard shall mean the use of any lot or any portion of a lot for the storage or keeping of junk, including scrap metal or other scrap materials . Said yard may include all uses permitted in a motor vehicle dismantling or wrecking yard . (1241) S . 9700. 12 Words beginning with the letter "L" shall have the fol- lowing definitions: (1) LANDSCAPING. Landscaping shall include the planting and continued maintenance of vegetation. Said vegetation shall be limited to ferns , flowers, grasses , mosses , shrubs, trees and vines . (1261) (2) LOT. A parcel of real property shown on a map recorded in the office of the County Recorder of either Los Angeles County or Orange County, California, designated on such map by a separate number or other character which applies only to the parcel so marked, or any area of land under one ownership abutting upon at least one street, alley or recorded easement . S . 9700. 13 Words beginning with the letter "M" shall have the following definitions: (1) MOBILEHOME. A vehicle without motive power and with- out a permanent foundation, that may be drawn by a motor vehicle and used as permanent housing and which complies with the provisions of the State of California 's Health and Safety Code, Division 13 . (1673 - 11/71) (2) MOBILEHOME ACCESSORY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE. A subor- dinate building or structure located on a mobilehome space or lot, the use of which is customarily incidental to that of the main mob ilehome . (1673 - 11/71) PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S . C 7-3o ."26 S . 9730.26 Care of Non-Related Persons . Twenty-Four-Hour Care . The intent of this section is to provide, create and maintain a home environment which is healthful and physically safe for the care of' non-related persons on a twenty-four-hour basis . The intent is also to preserve the residential character of the neighborhood wherein said care is permitted and to discourage any situation that may tend to detract from the overall intent. (1670-9/71) S . 9730.26.1 Permit Required . No person shall conduct, operate, or maintain or permit to be conducted, operated or maintained, or to participate in the conduct, maintenance or op- eration of a home for the care of non-related persons within the City of Huntington Beach unless application has been made to and permit issued therefor by the Board. of Zoning Adjustments pursu- ant to administrative review application. S . 9730.26 .2 Applications. Criteria For. The Board shall review all applications that are submitted in the manner pre- scribed by applying the following criteria: (a) For the purpose of. this section, the number of non-related persons shall not exceed six (6) , and the total number of persons residing on the property, including related and non-related,. shall not exceed eight (8) . However, there shall be no limit on the num- ber of related persons when there are no non-related persons resid- ing therein. (b) One hundred fifty (150) square feet of floor area shall be provided for each person residing on the property. (c) A minimum of one hundred fifty (150) square feet of fenced, outd.00r-play area with a minimum dimension of ten (10) feet shall be provided for each ambulatory child. under the age of sixteen (16) . (d) In no way shall the appearance of the dwelling be altered, whether by colors, materials, construction, lighting, windows, signs, sounds , or any other means, 'so that it may be reasonably recognized as serving other than a residential use.. (e) As to the accommodation of .additional non-.related persons , _ the Board., in its decision, may indicate a maximum number of such persons permitted in the existing residence . (f) The care of non-related persons shall be conducted only in a home that is licensed or certified by a state or county licensing agency; under supervision of a governmental agency, and complies with all applicable laws and regulations . Evidence of such a license shall accompany the initial application. (g) The fire department shall submit a report and fire clear- ance . (h) The number and location o:f all exits shall comply with the California Administrative Code, as presently written or as may here.- after be amended . . S . 9730.26.2 GENERAL PROVTSTONS PLANNING (i) Related person shall mean related by blood, marriage or legal adoption. Non-related person shall mean any other person. S . 9730.26.3 Notice and Hearing on A2plication. No permit shall be issued hereunder without prior notice and hear- ing . Such notice of hearing must be given to applicant and. all sur- rounding property owners pursuant to Article 981 of this code . S . 9730.26.4 Permit. Time Limit. A permit issued und.er the provisions set forth shall be for a period of one (1) year from date of issuance unless sooner revoked . S . 9730.26 . 5 Revocation. A permit may be revoked by the Board of Zoning Adjustments for good cause upon notice and hearing on the grounds that the permittee has failed and/or refused to comply with all of the provisions of the permit and this code . S . 9730.26.6 Revocation. Hearing and. Notice . Notice of intent o revoke a permit shall be issued by -the Board to the permittee at least ten (10) days prior to the hearing. No permit for the care of non-related persons shall be revoked without notice to permittee and hearing. S . 9730.26 .7 Appeal. Any decision or action of the Board of oZ ning Adjustments shall be final unless a writ- ten appeal is filed by any person aggrieved thereby or any member of the City Council with the Planning Commission within ten (10) days after the Board. 's decision. Pursuant to such notice and hear- ing, the Planning Commission shall make a. determination. S . 9730.26.8 Penalty. Any person violating any of the provis- ions of Sections 9730.26.1 to and including 9730.26.7 of this code shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and. shall be deemed. guilty of a separate violation for each and. every day, or portion i thereof, during which any violation of any of the provisions of such sections is committed., continued. or permitted.. Upon conviction of any such violation, such person shall be punished. by a fine of not more than Five Hundred. Dollars ($500.00) or by imprisonment up to six (6) months or both such fine and imprisonment for each such vio- lation. S . 9730.26.9 Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of Sections 9730.26. 1 through 9736.26.8, or any amendments or revisions thereto, or the application thereof to any person, firm, corporation or circumstance, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by any dec- ision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of such sections . The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach hereby declares that it would have adopted such sections and each subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion thereof, including amendments or revisions thereto, irrespective of the fact that one or more sections, subsections, sen- tences , clauses , or phrases or portions be declared invalid or un- constitutional. (1670 - 9/71) D; 3 ON 9 H( )INGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE CHI ES DM r2 EFFECTIVE Index Updated boundaries 1 Streets added only 6 Streets added only 7 Streets added only 12 Streets added only 13 Streets added only 14 Streets added only -15 5/3/72 16 17 3/22/72 22 5/3/72 23 Streets added only 30 6/l/72 31 5/3/72 32 5/3/72 39 5/3/72 40 6/l/72 ZONING I NDEX MAP �r9-5-11 10-5-II DM 9 DMII LEGEND s 19-6-10-SECTION-TOWNS HIP-RANGE 16-5-II 15-5-II 14-5-111 DM 22-DISTRICT MAP 22 7DM18 DM17 MI5 - N5_1:2� 19-5-I I 20- -II.11L21-5-11 22-5-11 23-5-11 24-5-II DM 28 DM 21 D 3 d DM 24 DM 25 DM26 DM 1�17 1-5- 29-5-II 28- -�I 27-5-II 26-5-11 25-5-11 M 35 ,DM 34 OM 33 DM 32 DM 31 DM30 �\ 0-32-5-11 33-5-11 y 34 111 35-5-11 31 5-11 DM DM 37 �i rD 3 DM 39 DM40 S Re g 5-6-11 -6 11--- 3-6-II 2-6-11 I-6-II 6-6-10 5-16-I� DM DM4 DM3 ADM ��DMI DM DM,�S i 9-6-II 10-6-I 11- -III I�-6-II 7- -10 K 8-6-10 DMIO DMI `I2 DM13 DM7 /:�M8 Y. r 1 e © 14-6-11 13-6-11 18-6-10 17-6-10 CITY OF oc" �qD 0 16 DM 14 DM2 DM 19 HUNTINGTON BEACH - ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA r � 24-6- NlDM 9-6-10 DM29 22 �m W C112%1Yf1 - MJMRMO.O 5310N RFWLUTON CITY CWMCLL=IWdR-xn 624 - wrt..,m n 1,..wro. oowrr.r SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 1- 6- II �ur . .E°°° W= NOTE= CITY OF LEGEND a ocxoree vaoroeco vR[cv�r HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP !S]0 ]A!I Y E GARFIELD AVE. qqq J 2V� EDIGON `LL DR CR MA%iENANCE LA 1 YARD rn OR 3 (K-MART) LA CF-R EN a a+NUI .. 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I I _ Cuss OR CANDLEWOOD DR. m LAaEx _ _ NAMMOTN OR. z I E 2 DR '(' 3 CR YELLOw510NE u LfVIINH• U U U E TpR CF-E PADDOCN LR = z 10Q O Q SMOKEY CR = O Q 3 ¢ - 3 S CN OR. u w z CF-R �? BRowMxa oR NAZELBROOK 3 W DR. I I alb �Yg RDANT pR. alc SUR DR, 6 S b f BAY MEADOW DR: a.Rw- ALBANY(ST PRANCES>CHOOL) _CWOIYNOi INGCF'RINDIANAPOLIS .CAITHNESS DR. LA LREITA CREGOANR .—A. OR ETL ND OR SALINEELLSWORTH DR. CF—EDSAlt S.='WERS:i•:M%!) DUMBRELK DR. SPINNAKER OR CP. NETNERWAY DR.' y VOYAGER ICR. R4 Ix �CF_E I BPENCER CR SUNRIDGE DR. ERSNINE OR (PARK) SILVER STRAND R_ EVEE DR IL Q Y 1 V WOOOCREST OR, FRIARS'- OR STAR DR. J CARROLLTOWN O Z CF-E I I WINTERWOOD LR. J LAPWORTM LR. OR ER URKE T-.3 HARBORS (RC3 I LIYNAN DR. PLAKO DR= COMSTOCK .DR. ENDEVER OR N OLEANWOOD [W SKI HARBOR OR w C g = NA F DR 3 WEBTCLIFF DR. JU11p DR g y CNANLE CR. 8 l:UCKYS M<:'1 w FIRESIDE pR. j SCOTSTOUN DR KITE DR. Y} m K ATLANTA r Iz , AVE. u Ie T Ia n •r I PLANNING ZONING DM 7 SECTIONAL DISTRICT. . MAP 7-6-10 lC.L9 NFUT NOTE ALL DIMENSION!ARE IN FEET CITY OF ADOPTED AUGUST IS,1980 ANY ZONE ADJOINING WAY RIGHT Of WAY 19 INTENDED TO EXTEND TO THE CENTER OF lUCX RIGHT OF WAY CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 705 LEGEND: AMENDED ORD.NO. AMENDED ORD.No. RI SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH 8-B-62 91B II_IB 146 RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS DISTRICT 5-4-84 1056 - F20-69 1488 �= NEIONBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT B-IS-84 1062 4-8-70 1567 Icx I NIGHW Y*r MMERCI DISTRICT 15TRI 12-7-64 1062 4-6-9 1568 ® IGNWAr COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 3-1-65 1123' 12-7-7D 1617 COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION ORANGE COUNTY,. CALIFORNIA 2.17-65 Ilse 2-I-71 1624 COMMUNITY FACILITIES(EDUCATIONAL)DISTRICT 12-6-65 1168 5-3-71 1646 � COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIOWLIDI9TRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 5-16-66. 1207 .8-16-71 664 SUFFIX LEGEND 255,SIB,MB,402.502,510,339.66-12,66.34,68-42,87-11,87-22 8-15-88 1243 - DESIGNATES PRIVATE STREETS IO-3-66 1257 —- SETBACK LINE 66-65.68.35,66-45,69-45,70-3,70-17,70-23,71-4,71-13, 5-15-87 1323 - 9-18-67 1349 9.18-67 1347 s e S R T T e ADAMS AVE. L II I p $ 3 Ir 6 6 u~ RI RI -I •OL>MPIC - RI y RI RI RI I4 RI RI RI C4 Y, CG W �it R I xocxr MONTAN DR A I CR. RI RI 5 RI ;I 6 RI u RI R I RI RI Y RI R.D a I = RI RI MEDITERRANEAN DR. NAUTILUS DR CANYON OR. RI RI R! RI S RI RI GR � CUSS OR CANDLEWGGD DP L:�sEH _ d _ � R I MAMMOTH OR. RI RI 3 RI RI RI RI OR NMg, RI RI O RI flRl Ci d RRI JETT OR RI RIJR, u RIRICF_E ;; ' UI PADDO CR gg Oa R l rc R I R I j SMONEY CR c ECK DR. iRIIRI PC'!• RI RI 8 e < w RI J RI S CF-R o a m ; WmwN1NO DR NA2ELBROOK 3 DR. Zm R - RI RI RI fyWl RI ._------------------.__� RI RI Y ROAM DR BIG SUR i OR. "RI 5 6 $ oR ear Mepoow RI OR. RI 8 RI ff tST.FRAHc!S SCHOOL) I RI I S S 9VICKI - RI J RI I RI c RI RI I RI RI Rl' i RI N RI 8 RI JR1 RI RI RI CIOWWVEN OR NOT SPRING OR. I DIANAPOUS I i —RI cClJ ' RI AVE C 11 ! --- RI 3 RI R I a O U "RI C4ITNNES! < DR. LA CRE3TA CR R JR11 J[RI . RI ¢ RI CF RI RI RI .5 RI _ J RI R I pND DR. R;j RI _ RI 8 RI R. ELLSWORTH OR. CF—EOR RI (!SAAC SOWERS SCN 7 OUYBRECK - DR ~ RI SPINNAKER RIVE RI RI 3 RI - AL Y CR NETHERWAY DR. J Y CIRCLE RI J RI J RI RI RI >DEIIRI RIRI N RI SPENCER CR SUNRI E ERMON ON CF-R 1L STRAND I RI RI : RI LE RI Q g WOODCREST DR, ' FRMR9000RT OR RI - STAR DR. J CARROLLTOWN U O RI RIjRF RI 3 RI RIZ e CF—E U R IINTERWOOD CLAPwoRTH CR. RI DA - RI 1HC'FAT H.BUR!!.: RILIYMANOR. sc!�o,1t.l RI RI ; RI RI AND =.RI RI NR x.Rew CA M9TOCK RI 397E ORAGCN R. RI NDEWERO OCEANxODD CR J RI a r RI x c L� E...>E RI .FA WESTCLIFF S CHANCE CR. _ RI C) NPR E.AVE a RI DR. W RI NJ RI RI < RI RI m — C4 RI RI j 3 L-- 0 RI FIRES DE 2 DR. SCOTSTOUN m DR NITE DR R5 _ —I— R RI RI RI RI RI ATLANTA AVE. M .1 ro n T e Ie rr 1 fJ f 1 T WN SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 8-6-10 �° a CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP 5;. e�9 ADAMS AVENUE J+ r W j ul s NIAGARA Y DR 3 WESLEY CR I i i y WERE ptM DR 53Y a 2 ag DR OPY ISON ST ON�BRO O BIRCHWOOD I RAI a c 1 ARWILN DP I I CF-E t CF—R _ CYN 1 I NERCULES C 2 BEVERLY Q � 2 i h TNESEUS ORyI� EYRIE DR. p�Ij `IZ CLIFF DR Y 2 �Q I J SUNTAN 1 SIGNET CR. O. I I/1 1 � < EL CAPITAN DR I O 2 IDO S-0R g co IN �t ATLANTA AVE. — e I \ I. -Y J e l e fi PLANNING ZONING DM 12 `SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP II-6-II ,DALE HEET NOTE' CITY OF ADOPTED YARCX 7, 1960 errs A`D o WeY ro THE cExrEP CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO.T54 LEG ENE) IFlL - T- - - 1 5 : E RgToo uc T10 x T AMENDE RD.NO. AMENDED. ORD,NO. y T E� L JTAaM° E CE q`3-28.60 T56 D-3-66 125e SE = H =DisxcT 6-19-61 847 3.6-6I 1304 ©scgAL SIHE55 DISTR,DTHUNTINGTON BEACHI BT6 4-17-67 1316 Ell "G., T1RS 1. DSRc 5-1-62 900 9-I8-67 1346 CF xD,sTRALDIx 1IO-1-62 9 7 1 OFFER 5c1L0AL51Dw rRla= ORANGE COUNTYY CALIFORNIA 2-3-6 938 176-69 463 @] CfE5 DISTRICT B5-63 992 1H80gx00D COxxEAC-AL DISTRICT eAMENDED BY ZONE CASE: -19-63 996 IS -4 515 r DusxEssu 1-4.65 II11 4-206s 572 �4' . cArT DISTI CT -23,66-41,66.6B,6i-5 1 EZ] SxeEsR E 1 lux OrsTREETeL,ex xExr101,174,175,201,237,266.281.282,342,37,484,536.545.66 _IT- 1180 7-670 584 67-16,67-22,68-39,69-14,69-13.69-55.PP70-2,70-10,P P70-4,71-3,71-10,71-29. 2-21-66 86 10-19-TO 1ofL 5-66 122, 2_I6-71 633 }COxRRNx LINE 11T r N 1 I_71 1653 COMBINED1ARE OU. D 1 RAL.Ox �2 1\v, II-1-]I I6B2 1x AREA N,SEVE06EEPALu r\I�ii2. CEE,SE H S' l ADAMS AVE.' xSHw,D vE.E. sw, l U LJ L_1 UU IULI ! I I I L 1 U� �� 1 I l6vswENTH s. sE.I L I4�/a h A2•�'` r '"^ y RI-0 R I R 5 '9i H C4;N C4 !DD ,o ' W 4 .y b-1 O RI RI RI RI RI R2 m O _ CZ'� •,� '0 1 ,�w4 E,.• LOMA AVE N R3-0 EH, HH--HH a: O R3 00R5-0R �� 6J0 m RI O B A O wEGO AVE. THIRTEE NTn �� Is _ „ CF=E R: RI R3-0 O O O O O C4 R R3-0 R5 R5-0 10'.,YFR R = ^.:) fso. ZRI RI RI In NASHVILLE AVE. ER ; U y RI RI ' ez'� 1` R3 R3 R5 . 9 RI TWEL CF-R U .� EDC .ly 4. RI RI RI MEMPH1s 80 ELEVENTH ST ,00 ' CF-Rp R2 RI I R2 ¢ rc ¢N x ¢ rc �N rc ¢N a RI LINCOLN AVE. [�3 I C4 v pry y� RI i RI It R2 C p� Ro ENTH i ;ry Gov pry 1 R I R 2 R 2 R 157 b^ R 2 7R RR ¢ ¢ pry �� KIOXVILLE AVE. a RI ' pry pry �P a� R 2 _ N N N N N N N N N R3 R3'" C4 R 2 p pry pry � �f � JOLIET - AVE. 4r `fo Oy R3 R2 R2 R1 T R2 S p p i6j2 N N N N N N N V N N ry �p ry p pry � R2 � 2 -D: p t pry Oy Y" INOIANA POLI AVE,- ' p^r pR' D v q3 sH R3 PR3 � R2 R2 INR 2 D Y 50 R2 C D HARTFORD AVE. p p p� R 2 3 R 2 .y QrL D � N M M R, R2 0 oa oa�o R2 r . O ,r7 G U U GENEVA _ R 2 9, o � Q- !_--�' n<�- D p R3 R ��R3 O* R3 R R R R! 3 C3 r-•_ 40 FRANKFORT a = INM,R K5 In x, rn p D. as pb O �G U U ELA AVE. D R3 . pa po-0? a G ti x5 x5 _ oa � � � , pb R 3 R ` M U OETROIT < AVE. 3 o yv' p (. u a R3 2R2 ✓r p p b,RQxl/ �� ` RR33 0, ¢ ¢ a/ z r4 o y GMICAGOO AVE R 3 x,r4 MR3 � ICoo �BALTIMORE AVE,.e C'j �3O fD G�ti P R3 IRS R 5 p M OE, - C3 G ATLANTA- ------ AVE r / /r� j. 1 'N SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 12-6—II suLE Ix EEEr CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP ADAMS AVE II z + + rs r g NOHTNRDRT DR () oc J W F- m I I DD - CR VISCWNT Tn CR I i IYILLBRIDDE 1. II 52 NNIGNTS'[S.� F u NDRiDLx DR. 3 Dim CAI ILLI -E NEWS R. - ,II saTNvoR I DRuCF-R I (PAW) of A: � MONSTER � DR 11 I = o I o ' n MALLOY = DR w r AVE 7/ INDIANAPOLIS AVE. j DRIFTWOOD I. Fn REILLY DR C F-E TERN CR (FETERSON SCHOOL)) SAIL' LR_ HERON CR Id MERMAID C Y W on CRANE CR . C u m KINGFISHER DR J � Q J u YARY CR 9 CR O d aEaenD CR -AIX Da "CN,_ a I > = Q Evf- CR CASIILIAN DR ' W Q < a - f. _ _ 'n Q G3 U 14 I Z SNOWBIRD DR J I i 3 w � ATLANTA AVE \V PLANIVJNG ZONING DM 15 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 12-6-IITT 4L•LE IN FEET - NOTE ADOPTED AUGUST 15.1960 ALL ZODIMNE ADJOINING ARE G IN FEET CITY OF CITY C DAD.N-ORDINANCE NO 765 ANY'EONS •D.O E ND ORIGHT TM OF war AMENDED ORD.N0. AMENDED ORD.N0, n INTEnD[o To ENr[ND ro THE CENTER 2-6-61 814 OF SUCH FIGHT OF M•Y .5-5-61. 839 LEGEND' 12-4-61 877 O 5-7-62 900 HUNTINGTON BEACH 21,63-'7-62 923 I- 946 0 .6-3-63 - - 034slas ® SINGLEFaMR.Y REWO[NCE DISTRICT 2-3-64 IO34 G2 COMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT 8-19-84 1079 - ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . 12_7_64 1106 FN COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIONAL)DISTRICT 6-4-65 1145 ® HILNWAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 11_15 z65 1165- COMMUNITY FACILITIES IEDUCATION)DISTRICT I-3-88 1177 - RE9�ENFNL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 1`16-87 1290 67-221 :'31-215.237.261.300.316,394,461,482.514,531,540,66-62,66-66 6-19-87 1330 SUFFIX LEGEND: 67.22,70-10,71-11,71-12,71-34, -B-IB-67 1349- 10-19-70 I606 - �rDS dL CdBNINO DISTRICTS 7-17-71. 1658 9-T-71 1857 ---- lETBaCi IINi - _ ADAMS 12-20-71 1702 AVE s4 RI 680[t j z 4 ry RA-0 R 1 ORTNPOIIT DR rR ]! C, -100 I!!E > -RI-0 RI GO A-01 s a. R N RI »D Q RI RI OR _ RI-OI % MILLBRI R I RI R RA 01 • 3; R I R I NMDNr9 CII e. _ LR W NDI FaN DR. ER RI a•60 RI 1w R. '' R1 RA-0 - RI w OR CF-R RI-0 !c2 R 1 C N-LINE TRACTS 55955•114 I A RI MUN9TE � DR J jRI RI 1/ RI RI AL DR 3 RI RI RI C RI RI - RI A VE L- 7 INDIANAPOLIS RI c RI :�RI �R.ER l>NFTWDoo D -.4.FS RI. RI REILLY j J RI CF-E i (PETERSON SCHOOL)SAIL CR. ti RI RI RI RIIoc .RI W CA R 1 D RI KINGFISHER W OR, � ' RI 3 a IS RI MARY CR RA m p RI RI RI RI a !0 RI S RO CR ALYUUDO DI1 C4 z RI gF RI R=. !I wEm00 t, ,J ...:�h-� } EY[LYM CR C45iILIAN uj W a I < RI a - c W 0] NOWBIRD - s C 4 RI RI RI m. _ - - E I ea0=L 2 r � IIS le ATLANTA AVE 1� �F o SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 13-6-11 .1 ,NFEETDD IT. CITY OF LEGEND I DIR.—"eD"OBED E"EEwav HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, .CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP 11 2 12 , 4 13 13 18 J ATLANTA 1 qyE ILL I --�:-�-• � w.wnxlauE oe J � Ln i ra I Ell DII —.I 6 4I ylBD € CF-E HlEtIJl s.BLE DR BCOBE • OB p MvxFx d "' eusexcx CC EDYULIL .-.-..lN C F-R �- 0 0 o 3 . srmA =\ / I nw-s axF W F:: i x - x•TTEx•B TANK 0 FARM 0 O O.� ■. u H—Ift-TON AVE < r---------------------- - m - IROTARY o i i A D C. D DI-2 0 M U D n Mf,1' clo �� O DUMP I.sraa<°ce ti a q O ® -'r w.rs cy Tof<\ EIDISON CO. a ----------------------- GENERATING PLANT O _a \ J Z 0,cl iPl PACIFIC OCEAN r� , `'•i i i N W Z a u + 13 B a 19 PLANNING ZONING DM 14 SECTIONAL DISTRICT - MAP 13-6-II 1000 ET lGLE IN IFFY NOTE CITY OF F D06NYONS•F IN.[[1NG ADOPTED MARCH 7, 1960 Y rON[w.oININc ANY NT OF w•r ANY 10'[[T[N0 TO TN[CENT[R OF.CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 764 LEGEND:. EGS RI c. :. ' w•Y LEGEND. AMENDED OPP.NO, ME ORD•NO• ® TIRO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH I°3-4-61 821 •-19 1317 R. INDUSRESIDTRIAL RDRQICTWIL DISTRICT 3-6-81 621- 8-18-87 1330 Y2 dDUlTRIAL D1lTRIGT 6-7-62 900 T-1.68 1426 I� LIGHT INDUSTRIAL dSTRICT- • 6-18-62 - 908 - 9-3-68 1440 YI-A RESTRICTED MANUFACTURING DISTRICT' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 9.6.63 992 1.6_69 1164 E� MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE IDENCE D 10-7-63 1007 8-I6-71 1664 LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT I-20-81 1031 3.20-71 1732 �-NIONMpY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT - 2-17-84 1037 OFFICE PROFESBIONAL DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 3-2.64 1041 COMBINED WITH DLL FROM TION 6_4-64 1066 ® SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 129, 131,237,253,340,360,390,404,402,N8,113,184,88-33,88-87,88-88,88-17 88-28,88-g3,71-13, 6_IB-84 1062 COMMUNITY FACILITIES IRECREATIONALI DISTRICT PP71-3 8-19.64 1234 BUFFI% LEGEND 8-1-66 1234 - ---- SET&1CN LINE DESNUYTES MINRTE STREETS tII 12 12 7 19 13 13 18 J L ATLANTA a AVE I s.e+t R3 '� R3 r w'10 - - RI 3 nzo.eA . $ N; R3 R3 / •R3- DE OR N F- 0 R3 R3 d R3 �:n.n t � N ` RI R I AN­ R3 r] R3 R3 R2 R 2 /fRl R3_R3 R3 R 2-0 E I RI RI RI OR ]]D:. j R3 1F]._�a^f�10 R 2 0 g R I C F-E C4OWi[,G:. R37t RI (h,:::AMS w S -- 1� i 6 KF"T'.-i"EH R3 R3 R3 C' RI R2-Q aAe w RI R3 R3 RIfljR •`°N[ oA RI RI R3Mnp- rz•uoGtrY[a n.Auumw a R3 R3 ? t RI 3 RI — R3 - i R3 E;::_:: 8 wTRR1 a. r•TrueoRU R, RI RI RI RIOR. CF-R RA RI 3 (( i9CFi C:MMI!Ni:•Y PARK) W RI 2 i d � ® •rT[w RA-0 MI-A-0 R' z.NPY N RI iSN +:w R2 _ - RI ueo.zz t U -- --- - - Q ssoz¢ 's i Ld M I-A-0 • I -Ll ° C F. C. D0.. M I-A-0 �$4 2 DD L•2 °t•<� f %6 MH / ',•'y.'U f,I pw N.LINE !.I/2 x VR GEC I]-a-II 8.Z•0.'03•E > ♦71.60 .4.2er24' M 2-0 • E(Rs°F1 : o O GENERATING ? z PI.AN 0 M2-0 R/ r PACIFIC .:...00EAN cr • Q Q 13 IB 4 19 1 w. 5 PLANNING o SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP • — SCALE E- IWO 14 5 I I CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP BOLSA AVE I L I/I 1 — 1 i - 1 I Im Cm a i I lo 0 s I r Y ---��— � 1 ,I HUNTNGTON OEACH; I WHITNEY DR. f —a HARHAY L- AIE -- EXRIEST CR. iEDON .� WAv CRWELL l l n l LLO p — AVE o I1770 M 2 O 1- ¢ ARWIN AV ul MC—DEN a CITY OF WESTMIN5TE z' •VE CITY ES.V N5TER C) W F(I`k S i I � U f CF-E LL CF-E ----- - oRK:":e , uj Q � I m I i : Q LEViT.? I (AnedTG;?k.:�7Y JLGR(i I ...�...... Lo ..-. ...:.....�_.... \� Or Z ( I Z _j m ¢ I F J � a Z 8 COIRGER _ A`E T 1 T� zz zz sl z. PLANNI G ZONING DM 15 SECTIONAL . DISTRICT MAP 14-5-11 SCALE FEET NOTE ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET. NY IONE ADJOINING ANY RIG OF WAY CITY OF ADOPTED JUNE 20,1660 OF SUCH RI Ib ESTfND TO TNE�E�ER OF INTENDED N RIG TO OF WAY. CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 775 LEGEND O L:NGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH AMENDED ORD.NO AMENDED RO N0 COMMUNITY NITY SINE8O 13TMCT 9-8-60 780 C2 COMMUNITY BU31xE69 019TRN:T I-3-61 611 C• NIGNWAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 3120-61 826 3-27'61 629 ---_IIET6ACK LINE ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 7-3-67 333 COMMUNITY FACILITIES(EDUCATION)DISTRICT 12-16-69 1544 4.3-72 1733 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 4-3-72 1734 114,117,132,168,167,66_43,69-32,71-48A,71-488, r lo'II BOLSA AVE I,S— �,. J I L + 1 + I C r I n In z 0 1 If AIR Y aI 3 m 1 ILL 1 10 Of I CITY 1 I H'JNTINGTON BEACH.RI WHITNEY DR < H4RHAV AVE -- JR RI m� 1• 1 EVEREn LEDON WAY °FBI RI RI' RI RI !_ R Y ROCNW LL C) AVE C) O 3 I] C)21 O (" ¢¢RI 1a DARWIN AVE V uU CITY OF WESTMINSTER ' AVE CITY 7RI MINSTER II- _ W 13 � 3 RI Aq � fF•'91- RA RA CF-EuL ('30LD'EN WEST COLLEGE) /CF-E8. 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HUNTINGTON BEACH I� =qE ° ' S-T-82 900 �4]7 12.3-62 :0 9-20-65 I30 [ �yyERCIA_CIAL CTS R 3-6-67 1304 :t1_ RlcRwar co 6-19.6T- 1328 i=o 1 rys-REe«iT"mi =Dc__-=• ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 7-3<, 1334 - °. °." 1-6-70 158R =Co ix 6 I AMENDED BY ZONE CASE DESORATES PRECISE era"OE to-19-70I6o6 ® STREET `"yE"' 237,281,524,66-68,ST-13,67-14,PP70-2,PP10-3,TO-IO.PPTO-4, 2-16-71 1633 ATLANTA STREET ` D (� -- - f cl 5- I t i2o I ie Id y � m RS-Oyo C3 M y R5-0 ,�14P i 4 IT0 C31 IS 71 Rs-o R5 z R5 I R5 / C4 - I S/ 4LF "°F I � I 14o 1 i C3 o � I a eF4" \\ PLANNING .N o 000 O SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 15 -5- II !CALL IN I[LT >z p.7 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA i USE OF PROPERTY MAP J SOLSA o C. F. c. D. - L C A_S A • to V/ IL I! 2 3 - Z 2K 2 -• -•�'�71 TO B N �- - + ! AILU 4• J j J U J U ~ = U U J U 2 Yj DOYER DR. u L 117 ! 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D SCALE IN FEET NOTE CITY OF ALL DIMENSIONS ARE INN FEET ANY XONE ADJOINING A RIGHT OF rYAY ADOMED AUGUST.16,1980 IS INTENMD ro CITENO ANY TIE CENTER of aIN:N ucNT OF rr CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 785 LEGEND' RI BINDLE FAMILY R[fIDLNCE AMENDED ORD.NO. AMENDED OAR .NO. ®OFFICE FROFESSI NAL DI3TRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ®` �'�BUSINESS DISTRICT 11-7-60 TSB 1-15-66 1307 e. NIGHa■Y COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 12-5-80 - 804- 2-22-72 1718 R! LIMITED MULTIFLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT E-20-61 BIT 2-22-72 1724 —_SE SACK LEE 3727-61 829 FE COMMUNITY FACILITIESIEDUCATIONIDISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA '2181 - B44 8-21-61 69 �COMMUNITY FACILITICS IRECREATIONALI DISTRICT 4.2-62 896 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 1-21-83 94e 10-7-83 .007 136,140,162,166.186.168,189.191 1-6-64 1028 - 193,231,232,298,364,387,66.35,67-22 - 9-6.66 1249 pp 67-3.71-4L71-47, 9.18-67 1349 BOLSA AVE I, o rt O O+ � lo'II ILIA RI -11BE C 2 s ■1ue°` 7nR Jz ¢ u3i0R1 a R1 RI RI J RI u tlC4 C4 $ RI RI RI RI RI j RI x RI R RIRIaanEa ro 92RI 'RIALEXANDRIA .DR - ALEXANDRIA w DR 62007 RI RI RI RI RI m R 1 � >< KI Y PALE CR. =RI OILFORDDR E.. CF-E RI RI RI 3 3 RI LCANTERBURY I DUNDEE DR. CF-R HARVARD CR pAm. 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RI RI 3 RI Tao WELOE CR HOOKER DR HUGHES OR EIRE OR R 1 CORK DR RI RETHERFORD DR 5 RI = RI � RI RI RI w 3 Q ROYALIST DR LONGFORD CR a• DR Rj BREELAND DR Z RI z u RI RI RI rxa a C Z Sao ro R I JR5FRI RI RI RI Cn/AN CR LB�wR. DRRI RI RI RI oWF R I - a a RI p C4 C4 y� A. _ N W CW. ' EDINGER AVE SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 16-5-.11 a CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP //ern a to BOLSA I I AVE. I r y { H' 7 MA - i ¢ u GALWAY � CR. I a I 1 47 1 i ¢� 7 Mc FADDEN AVE PART a-� CF-E (Rl2:k YlJ::Ct�..;:ti:Ll I 3 i PNE�R. 11 I 1I � z J QUAIL L Cp RESEARCH W.IE um I I FLAMINGO CR ' I BLUEJAY CR.¢ - m z J f - U UROBINWOOD OR.= C F E ' f U mJD7 y �I I netx (MACSM SCHO') oR.soR i CF-R o 0 ECISON yB F. C. F MAR 0. . T EDINGER AVE. n In In la p 21 21 22 .PLANNING ZONNG DM 22 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 19-6-10 SCALE NFFET NOTE L D—IS.ON5• FEET CITY OF F TDNE -JOINING:T AILTT OF WAY ADOPTED MARCH T.1960 IS I ENDREO O EXTEND TO NE CENTER OF SUCH GNT OF W CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO.754 LEGEND' [E SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT AMENDED ORD.NO. AMENDED ORD.NO. R's OFFICE PROFESSpNLL DISTRICT MI-A RESTRICTED MANUFACTURING DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH 6_2D_6D ,T4 ® N1GNwFA COMMERCIAL SIDEN DISTRICT 12-5-BO 804 DIA]RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DSTRICT 3-20-0 .B26 ® TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTgICi 8-3-63 1000 ® LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 5-4-64 1055 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 10-4-65 1161 12-8-BS 1168 4-17-67 131T — 5ETBACN LINE AMENDED BY ZONE CASE:NO: 10-19-70 I606 0- CONMNED wlrN OIL 118. 154,155.159,344,416.527,529,66-67.70-10,71-1.71-13.71-54. 5-3-71 1843 01 COMBINED wrtN OIL 8-I6-71 1664 1318 4-3-72 1735 I1B I17 24 19 9 20 1 E BANNING Q AVE 620 RI ¢ PLaTAaR RI 9 RI m RI NC4 RI-01 A r j RI< RI RI 4 3 RI 13A911 LL R I RI MOLOKAI j Y n RI RI 1 R` l.A JOLLA CR. J TIKI CR. RI RI RI R 1 / CR. LANAI CR. / RI RI 4 O'9. LEILANI DR ; ¢ c /I`q, LINER I TFIACT 190 TC m / R-5 R2 mica. MI—A 4 A•Iz•43•I1' U O . R•1000' W L•21909 m U \ C /O f c4 �'C 7 / u r O ti l� RI ° i 'ter a sr, ' o ff u 4 O RI rq�� R-5 -0o jT 4 I ,oq \ °, 2 A U 2 F O � U y � r RI M•� � n�N Y `yam cegA. CITY of fw\ Y O °QT C O, �7� f4CTy e C �Sh O 9 �OOO �F 4 b A, e7 h 9 20 0?0 2f y 3029 eo O OC �O or �40N r 1 r. f PLANNING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 20 -5 - II lC.EE NFEET CITY OF LEGEND DENOTES PROPOSED FREES- HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA j USE OF PROPERTY MAP EDINGER AVE I -+ +- 1 D: H o J v1 a � I 13 ml PRELUDE DR. CF-E CF-E I ` _ (MAVEN IEll (^-.C41:0L S.TEI 1 SCNOOU KONA DR. 6 SUITE DR.c qq a J TEM[R1 DR { ) < MHR LOO MINUETCF-R o^AF?KI -RHAPSODY DR.I� a d OPERETTA DR. J 3 rtN OAHU DR. z ' LL :J DR. 7 IO v �iF----------- SCENARIO 0p DR. C4-1 0. C. F. C. D. _ -FISHER OR a� I 4aP I I I VEIL AVE z g CF-E I \ DR (HARBOR VIE!'SCHOOL) CF-R , . 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AMENDED ORD.NO. 0 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH 8-4-62 807 5-16-66 1210 OFFICE PKFESSIDNAL DISTRICT 6-24-63 976 7-18-66 - 1228 C2 COMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT 10-7-63 1007 12-5-66 1269 — rRox7 YARD SETBACK LIKE - 3-2-64 1041 S-e-67 13D4 0 LIMITED MULTIKE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 4-6-64 1045 9-I8-67 1349 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 5-4-64 1D54 12-18-68 1453 TRV FAMILY RESIDENCE DISIgICT S-4-84 IOS4 II-16-68 Ig51 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 6-18-64 los6 2-17-69 I= ® HK""Y COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 247,292,367,398 403,410 415,425,434,408,4s9,460,478,66-10.66-28 6-I-64 1059 4-7-69 1468 MM COMMUNITY FACILITIES(EDUCATION)DISTRICT 461,498.530,88-33,fib-�2,67-22,67-29,67-30,68-33,68-28,69-4,70-19,71-201B1. 8-19-64 1079 7-19-71 1620 CaauNm iACIUT¢S IREEREAnaNM-1 DlmecT 11-2-64 1098 12-20-71 1692- 12-7-64 1106 10-18-65 1163 I I-1 65 1184 EDINGER AVE Ia 20 20 YIYI RI C4 w J rc = J RS w U J O ~ ° RI < RI RI RI R3 C2 R2 R2 3. 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DISTRICT 5-7-62 900 9-I8-67 1349 FDjD' PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT 6-18-82 908 - 3-IB-6B 1398 pl SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT- -4-1-63 957 6-IT-6B 1417 gp.l SPECIAL ZONE(CEMETERY) 5-20-63 988 12-16-68 1459 ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA 6-'-63 969 4-7 14BB © cOMMWIrr SU9NE59 DISTRICT 6-24-63 971 8-18-69 1518 � TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT Y 12-2-83 1021 2-I6-71 1632 © NCHwpr COMMERCIAL Drsrr+rcT AMENDED 9Y ZONE CASE: 1-6-84 o2e 12-zo-7l 1690 ® LIMITED MULTIFLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DIS-RICT 1-20-64 1031 2-7-72 1T31 165,211,216,237.251,290.519.291,330,377,380,40B,389,463 3-16-64 1043 3.20-72 I613 483,66-52,PP66-2,67-3,67-4,67-22,67-31,68-2,68-41,67-32,69-19,PP70-6,PP71-4, SUFFIX LEGEND: 71-39,70-11,72-3,72-4,72-10, 5-4-64 1052 4-3-72 1739 6-19-64 1079 4-17-72 1741 1-4-65 II11 5-1-72 1744 -- SETBACK LINE ----- ULTIMATE RIGHT OF WAY J/f PRECISE PLAN OF STREET ALIGNMENT LIB WARNER _AVE D� j RI RIl CITY OF FOUNTAIN VALLEY ee �' IC4 R = AMSTERDAM DR I F > ~'Im e •- RI "C n R 2 '" '" a S • EDl1 CR C . �j. 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C- LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICTp.Ii�96) •P '� HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL OISTR•LT -e+,e= I�• [CF-Rj OMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIONAL(DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE o:ze se c0 CIVIC DISTRICT 101,148,172''87:192,2O2,2O8,211,212,237.304,312,313 °,-teo.oa� CF-c COMMUNITY FACILITIES(CIVIC)DISTRICT 308,326,339,341,348,356,359,369.3 71,289,487,504.505,509.66-7,66-13.66-14.66-57,PP 66-3 To --.— FRONT YARD sETBAC6 66-50,67-I1 67-22,PP 67-5,PP 69-I,PP69-2,PP70-1,70-4,PP70-8,71-17,72-2A,72-2B -- i% _=2e _ - ---- ULTIMATE RIGHT OF WAY 202 2=- err PRECISE RAN OF STREET AUON'•ENT teno 'IL 0 V7 N� 23 29 WARNER °o--e-Gl: m o AVE zfi zs _ H �l R2 R5 K M I " ro J so C ^ I FIR DR. '7 H CAIN AVE i ruMRoR2 ' So— - r 30 N CF-E N ci _• tp I I (WIP TERSBC:RG HIGH SCHOOL) w- D: D MI W Mi R2,. I :. R2 R2It _ 1 __ __ L___J___ �--•D_ ...m . CF—R -"` E55 , s, � : e0 CEDAR AVE. I TI R2 190 d R 2� r R 2 R2 'MI F-,� -17o N I TA 4033 I 0 1 7' -----_ x I ^` , RI RI I CiF—E R3 330 TO BETTY DR iSz. M 1 (i:AK V;EW SCHOOL)i HANDBELL DR R3 R I 0e600 TO I M I R3 MIR _ C4RI RRI nCF—C R3DR3ORD DR.m I j J M RI 967.47 TO RI R3 N) DI .✓ K= K K K - R I -CD MI-CD il- WR3 9B7o.TD �330-_TO t R3 R3 c- R3 •gJ r JQE 4b MIy -CD MH .. RA-CD SPEER AV — 6•-I :mll R2 c4140 D M FCD I M I R3 IRER 39fi CF—R R2 Ca (HUNTING'TON ^.ENTRA:.PARK) 8 R3 = N AVE EWMAN — 300 0 Y IT MI R2 B 3 v=•`� M c �oxl•E C RONALD DR. R2 = xesio2FE h ,.o �.j W O • q= U o'MIE_�D So - 4 FR3 L'R3 W o ID R2 ca co pxoa�o zrE R3; R R5 RS�g..J \ Mms9E mIE no a.\ 2e zs ease TALBERT AVE L r W OI SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 27-5-II ki CITY OF HUNTINGTON - BEACH A& ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP WARNER' AVE. +L It 1/L in i F 5 1 y SUMN� OR. W CREST CR - 2i i CF-R o 4 F JUKE OR WRENFIELD W I = W DR ROOK R.CF—E iL LLIY ROSEMONT FREEBORN fANI Dp RN CR > — LL _ r R_ I TUC NA OR Y _ - ol rITAo all TO DR- DR. KILDA CR W . 3 C F-E CAPSTGNE DR. g 3 I } 1_ q Z MARCELI ENA OR. w E 6 JL-p SONpAA 1 BSKEA OR Z ARI S ii u J_ 3 FORD LN ' CN NAPA CR 4 V -K ENL x YANRATTAN 3 ON (L CI Z p W N U 79 LAMA DR. oz SANTA a YNEZ Z DP._ CO Y DR cORr DR SPICKARD DR I `MORRO BAY LN I ( I B. F C C. I I i - I FENLEY DR. jVE-EE"LC CRISTA, LNA LOS AMIGOS R.NUTWO!`D CR. CF-E CF-R SEGMA CR. VIA ANGELINA IDCF-E ARTNY N OYA CR. 14_Sa ViVi';^`•:::.) VISTA DEL SOL- I . SABB:CAS OR VIA CARONA DR. pP- ARYAOA w GALIPEAN B Iu�PS , u TDRIN ORg�- C _ JPROINES' .X1 RDINEG OR. RI T a ARROWNEAD DRJ. B F T , ^ VILLA NLEVA tlt FRIICN / \ WINTERGREEN DR ? FALLINC-T.FR DR R ..{ < . KISER DR VATQIER DR 9 1 o w x I 41 p ARACEWI C F-R 3 eu MORAL We g IM_re??}'?i:N :;ENT'LAi.Pr^:!) Z a w 3 ff Dj O mueYAg � � e P LIENTO a � s d TALBERT AVE. .. sT 4414• J; PLANNING ZONING DM 32 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 27-5-II - ---. ADOPTED. AUGUST 15. 1960 NOTE: CITY OF ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET. CITY COUNCIL.ORDINANCE NO. 795 ANY NONE D OINING A RIGHT OF IS TEN pED TO E%TEND TO E CENTER WAY SUCK GNT OF WAY AMENDED ORD_DNO. AMENDED ORD.ND. LEGEND: RA RESIDENTML AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT 4-20-1964 1046 12-16.66 1460 CM SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH 5_I6_1964 036 2-3-69 466 [] LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE 7yTRCT. 6-15-1964 1962 3-17-69 I402 ® COMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT 9-21-1964 1063 6-I6-68 1501 ® TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 12-21-1964 1107 12-6-69 1541 HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 1-4-1965 lilt 12-6-69 1543 ® COMMUNITY FACILITIES(EDUCATION)DISTRICT 1-16-1965 111T II-16-79 1612 COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIONAL)DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 4-5_1965 1I32 1-1-71 1644 10-5.1965 1162 10-16-71 1676 6-20-1966 1216 4-3-72 1736 SUFFIX LEGEND' AMENDED BY ZONE CASE e-6-I966 IZA9 10-2G-1966 1263 67-8,6,426,445,471,463,466,496,505-12.66-31.7-1 ,66-45 9-5-1967 1345 --- SETBACK LINE 67-IB,69-38,68-42,66-47,69-I,89-15,69-12,69-31,70-15,71-2,71-22,72-I 1-I6-1969 1436 21 22 22 23• ss s7 n ze WARNER AVE. I_ 11 1620Q � R3 �' R3 R3 �� C4 C 2 _ R 3 SAINT PAUL GR 160 J100 H[.121 TjR�j I3201[m. 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R I KELLEY 0 pNEEL M LLRI & RI RI gg RI R1 11HICAS CR VIA CARONA DR. g DR- ApMAOA B_ 6 g DR R1 RI RI GALIPEAN s 'GRIN DR R I R I R I i R 1 ,A R I JAMDINES DR ARDINES DR. p1 ISTA 5 e RI _ _ RI RI a_ARROWHEAD R1 �' 3 N. E C L' c VILLA NUEWT OR It FRITCH DR RI W RI o RI RI RI r el co WINTERGREEN OR f FALLINGWATER Op RI RI RI RI R1 RI RI RI KISER DR 1-- WATCHER DR N R1 RI RI RI 9 ARACE DR g CjF_R 3 ' 6ALI DRAL� RI 2< R1 `:RI (HUNT2rM"N ::ENTr•..o.:A11x1 - Z w :F o RI J R1 R1 R1 BRABMAR a f RI RI C `0 RI 5 RI 5 # Op LODIENTO Yq, G7 RI Z, RI '§ 1320t d g TALBERT AVE. ze z7 z7 ze 3y 31 31 33 PLANNING n' SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 28-5-II - -,xFEEi°° 8m SCLCE� y> CITY OF LEGEND �'DEx°iE!PROPGl EO FREE`xR, HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP 20 21 /Ei'22`. 29 2R YB 2, WARNER AVE EL DORADO DR. ROGER DR y 2--•—' PENDLE,N D - _�vRisTltR VINELAND DR.u O < _ i y BRANNEN I OR. f rl z- v/ v GLENROY DR or ai i Z I; y LIEGE GR. l P. `�? KENILWORTH DR GHENT DR. 3 f Y ZO __1 PPE TILBURG DR. 1 KENDY_CR., C F—E zo DORITn DR. .....n...:...EW SC.:..... O J a 3 K o NORDINAU DR. CL H. R. F, G G SLATER AVE. J PRICE DR. . URDES DR PHAEL DR. ror PINON DR. i \ o TERRIER R. f 'El A�v i s PALUA DR. i 28 23 2R 2, 32 3! !!!R 3 - PLANNING ZONING — DM 39 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 35-5-II Ems — NOTE: ADOPTED MARCH 7, 1960 ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET CITY OF ANY SUCH ADJOINING ANY (GMT OF WAY CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE N0. 7S4 S INTENDED TO EXTEND To rNE CENTER OF I UCH RIGHT OF WAY. AMENDED ORD,NO, AMENDED ORD,NO, LEGEND 9-6-60 790 2-17-69 1473 ® RE90ENYIAL AGRIC URAL DISTRICT 10-3-60 795 6-I6-69 (SOB � 9musTRGu a)T�T HUNTINGTON BEACH -61 039 9-2- 1 1322 FRONT INDUSTRIALET DISTRICT 12-19-60 808. 10-19-70 I606 LIGHT euLsss DISTRICT S'13'81 839 3_1-71 1638 _C MMU YARD BUSINESS LINE 10'2-61 870 8-16-71 1662 ® SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRIC• II'e-6 876 1-17-72 1709 ® OFFCE-PROFESMONAL DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA 6 82 B98 900 ° ' 72 "°° rW0 FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRKT 6_6-62 908 8 -62 918 R! LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 11-19-62 937 HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL 111,126,127,130,133,134,138,141,149,196,212.237.236 1-7'83 946 COMMUNITY FACILITIESIEDucATwxI DISTRICT 8-18'64 1088 COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIONAL)DISTRICT 250,238,274,293,429,605,642,87.27,68-13,68-64,89-11,69-21,70-10,70'27,71-14,7I-17,72-8 ♦-S-BS 1132 COMMUNITY FAcarrlEs(CINC)DISTRCr I-17-66 1182 ® COMBINED WITH OIL MODIKTICM 27 28 12-18-67 1373 - O COMBINED WITH pIL PRODUCTION 2fi 25 - um 6-17.68 1421 CIVIC DISTRICT TALBERT - AVE. ' YC3 - I MI-CD MI RA AID 330 - I O 0) 1 � 60 J DO ETE 3, C4 i CF-R MI-CD MI CF-E (H1:N71N6TON CENTRAL,?ARK) � agot MI-CD CF-R RA C2 M ILy,m CI,THE TM OR 1 165 1 AVE _I. N.LINE Tp.3M FS]]20•I RI ~ RI " )D N J SO ^RA-0—CD s MI ONTARIO DR C 2 ^ z I� = RI RI J ll°UE6EC DR RI RI R)II 600ea E09.1. RI RI RI 13 Q AL6ERTA y ^ R 3 _ D I« MI-CD R RI Ll , 7,S zY KON pp - FRANKLIN DRu `34 RI Is' — AO. MI ( — _ n EXTEXUNTNOTONE sT R "�1 RI R2 '- -- ELLIS RI � M2-01 s I - 7' 1 MI-0-CD ml ^N R3 !D C 2 C2 - ew MI 3eo� _ RA-0-CD R5 "mE°" " 50 880 TO / S - COMMODORE CR 14-l00 R R3 M2-0 R3 L.L..I ND _ 319B75 To E R 5 E RA-0 MI-0 R3 « R5 z9a 90 N.LN.LOT T 300 R2 W R5 soo AVE L;Lj i R5 s - - R5 R3 C4 330 R5 2 N _ 129Tfi TO E w a ).A xxw� R5 8 _ Rao MI-0 mt M 1-0 AN R5 ; DG !00 W J R5 sz .•+ R5 a w L6 a RS- _ 2 R2 0 W 2 O BOO 30 -0 bRA-0 R5 R2 $ R 5?^ GARFIELD AVE 2 2 e r W!— • e DLANNING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 36-5-II -` PIS aCLL[ iR LEE, CITY OF LEGEND a DENOTE!FRO108ED FRE— HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP se xa to ao as m TALBERT AVENUE J 1 1 L 3 O CF—E Y cc OCR_ST V!EW SCHOOL) W W aw uu u N O m 5TERLINg AVE - - x u KIN R • IMER AV TAY LOR LE CONTE DR. gS h NCY CA.W J . l RELO LE ® _ J L] I W LA RRLNA pE - [— IfT TO'NN CUii4TRY W t U NOUALE DR rj6 Y = CONRTANTINE DR. QOF Z W c m W i O C ~ 0 z = Z z(,� 7 Q Rl� W F N � r GARFIELD AVENUE as as as al 2 I a 4NNING ZONIUG - DM 40 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 36-5-II F1KL IEEE:° NOTE V F clMENS—. --7 CITY of ADOPT DUNE 20, 1980 �`"'�ti c°+pEp- ��y�'^x CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE N0. 771 LEGEND' AMENDED ORD_NO. AMEN E RQ D.NO, ail SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT MOB ONIk DIST CT H UNTINGTON BEACH I0-19.61 870 ,_0-67 1361 MN OFF EIINIO SSIONIAL 6-7-1962 800 5-15-67 1321 L9 HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 5-21-1982 903� I,_ I-20-67 1381 ® OFFlCE PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT 6-I6-1662 908 5-1-67 1316 ® LIMITED MULT-E FAMILY RESIDENTIAL D15TRICT 1-21-1963 948 II-2-70 1611 ® TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 1.20_19 105 s-1-7z 1795 ® LOIORIEGEN FACILITIES @WCATONIpSTRILT 6-IB-1969 1066 SUFFIX LEGEND 4-6-1985 1132 O AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 3-21-1966 u92 _._ FRONT YARD SETBACK LINE 205,237,239.250,297,388,431,505,546,88-6B nm�iRFL15E RAN OF STREET KIGNIENT 67-10,368.PP 67-1,69-36,71-28, 26 25 35 36 TALBERT - AVENUE J ( 1 1 [� � !DD RI 50 R1 RI 'C4 C F—E TRADEWIO Q F.. cLaOrs AVE Q (CREST VIEW SCHOOL) Rt :R1 RI ywj... w RI ? -I 9ANTANA C N . p DLi m RI STERLING AVENUE R1 N J 4 RI RI f RI RI 6 u 3 e x HI ER a N MINER AVE. I RI RI TAYL(.R DR LE CONTE DR. RI RI RI RI RI R R2 8 RI ~R2 — NCY CR.W R3 R3 R1 R3 F L 50 R3 ;C4 R3 3 p R2 " ]R2 RI RI nRl ' RI R2 a R2 M R3 3 R3 fifiOS RI i R3 R3 LL R3 a V R3 R3 R3 C4 " SO MORALE DR.- >. ,,.,, MH i s R3 r CONSTANTINE RI a z A R. ¢ r R3 R1 22,N o Y K w C 4 R-, Z m fi602 RI - - U J ATKIWE DR M R-I W.a r GAR FIELD AVENUE 35!6 !6!I 2 06 P 1 C T SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 1 - 6- 1I �g NOTE' �w CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP 6 GARFIELD AVE. r�'J J, l II ILL r r'aR69rW�GtLA �. �JDR > DEAWILLE LA ((-?.:..RTI CF-R REN CR WAD BRIDG 0.♦" ELG Q b CF—E ('E!tiiY 5.....i.ii.) E ilE,D[RDR - TNDJR FAI.NOUTN I DR Z I Z r I I I VNT aOP DR. GRANT DR t awo�' u I J - ~ ITB RAYES CR CF—E TYLER CR DANBURY CR I . RI H a o POLK CR = i GILFORD CR 3W 3 ?SCR a i 11 Lu YORKTOWN VE A I I / rc ALBATROSS DR _ I I ANCHORAGE DR. ,qqE CR. CF—E BREAKERS DR. / 'PH" SUN'CR TT DR — Q 4L CR. J 0 Z `` C7 KIFF CR.i Q I I I 3 CLIPPER DR. 2 U a a w m a w � F ADAMS AVE. _ 6 7 k. ZONING I NDEX MAP rM9 10-5-11 DMII LEGEND 19-6-10-SECTION-TOWNSHIP-RANGE 16-5-11 15-5-II 14-51\ DM 22-DISTRICT MAP 22 DM 18 DM 17 DM 15 ~ ( Yl 24-5-12 19-5-11 20--�55--\�1I1 I 2218-5--1-1 J 22-5-11 223-5-11 24M 5-l-1`71 DM 28 DM 21 3 DM24 DM 25 DM26 D i 30 29- - I 27 5-II 6-5-11 25-5 iDM35 I I -- .pM 34 OM 33 s DM 32 DM 31 DM 30 . ' ` n32-5-II 33-5-11 �'�!\. '34 5;11 35-5-11 3, 5-II DM3 DM 37 D 38 DM 39= DM40 I- e s 5-6-11 -6�11--- 3-6-II M 2-6-II I-6-II 6-6-10 5 DM 4 DM 4 DM 3 DM �XDM I DM - DM5! • I .o.. I 1 ... 9-6-11 I 10-6-I II-6-II ��i-6-II 7- -10 8-6-10 DMIO DMIl DM13 DM7 /.�MB ® 14-6-11 11 13-6-I IT. 18-6-10 17-6-10 CITY OF qy 16 DM 14 DM20 % DM 19 HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA y 24-6- 1-6-IO w DM29 DM22 1UORTEO MARCH 20.1981 PLANNING CONNIEEION REMUTION - - C?T COUNCIL-ONpINRNCE.W.424 - PLANNING W� SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 2-6- II °°° �U W SCAL[ r.EEEi EC O CITY OF LEGEND DEIDi ES-1-OSED•ECEWAv HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP ._ GARFIELD - - - -- - AVE. I — I m I m I I i I f � o u s I CLAY AVE. CF-C D I OWE AVE. atIEl Ano avE a cn N tT _ I KI IANS A N � W ? Z a ^ O ,� J O t7 MANSION YORKTOWN AVE. CF-C N WICHITA - AVE. Iii::•.IT: T0l Di:a`.!:ii!INIO'I HIGH SCIif!OLI ` LA ® JAY CR. [MR VENICE AVE. UTICA - - AVE. TORONTO AVE- Ll ®'Mono Al r SPRINGFIELD - AVE. OG N a�� U W Li' tiC i = ROCHESTER ESTER AYE. co QW Q •A'�� Q 2 O Q o W z \.J ADAMS AVE. vvfD e.1..E wrt�r•r.Grpry IfACw •.Ir 7. PLANNING ZONING DM I SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP , CITY OF ADOPiED RUNE 20.1960 o. CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 770 .T I T.,C"". AM ORD.NO. AMENDE .AD NO. 'E�E 1--61 834 1-20-69 1465 HUNTINGTON BEACH 10.55--61 9839 97-7 657 L-31—D1 3 1 7r.STR Cl5.7 62 900 62 32 -21-63 942 ffEl` 6-3-63 969 CO.—1,.1--—1-7 12-2-63 '021 -6-64 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 6., ;027 RESIZNTI.- ZR`R�U--3-STRICT l�-5-6 062 &64 1�0 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 4-4 66 1 So SuFF-X LEGEND " 122 ' 50.1 51,!5 3.164.237,269.285.3;6,376,372.444,482.66-3,66-32.66-37.66-62 8_15-66 1243 66-44.71-12, 1 0-3.66 '259 -16-67 290 6 GARFIELD AVE. j.. I, I I . -.-- --.. --I L 7 1 TO EC I�IE330 qV_— CAIE— RI R I Z RI Rl R RI Rl M RI cA LA. K mi., l-u > RI pEAUxALE LIU A pb R I RI RI Rl C4 RA. RI RI RI RI CF—E Fil 11 E 0 CA —T.-�ll DA RI R I lC4z R DR Rl u Rl RI NAYES DR CF—E _rN 8 RI RI RI = RI RI W." DANBURY CA TYLER CA L CR 5 A RI RI RI A, T RI c _ I WI i LFORD CR �MOCK RI 1—CR Ej:R�l 9 .1 T ' R AVE RKTO—it RI I ALBATROSS CR RIZ, R2 OR.AGE DRf) OK CA R I RI L CR` Rl CF—E `a: BREAKEAS DR Rl C2 RHIN DR C I 'I;-, R I RI I RI CUTTER RlORA A RI 'A ORE CA R I 7_7 CR CD� RA �FFIC L9 0 zu A R I C-PPER DR Z 2 —J ADAMS AVE. .2 PLANNING ZONING DM 6 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 6-6 - 10 NOTE CITY OF ADOPTED AUOUBT 11.1980 5v-E xs,Dxo 4E Z. T.E'CENT a i[NOED i0'N'4G 'ITO x CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 785 LEGEND: AMENDED ORDNO. AMENDED ORD_NONO L O-CE PROFESLON:L .1ST-T HUNTINGTON BEACH 5-2b62 929 2-21_66 12 7 L-TEHIGHW.x co RIERCI4l m E-E E ms.RKT .8-6.62 918 7-16-66 1228 Q s 10-I.62 929 10.3-66 1257 1� L 11-19-62 936 - 1_3_67 1281 I� c 1.7.63 947 2.6-67 1277 0 T SOENCE STl CT T ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA 5_20- 968 9-S-67 343 ® RE I-El,LRpGR,D TURaL DIS gKT S-EO-a. 63 B66 9-IB-6] I349 'a N D15TRIcr f '077-65 100 5-2 •68 1400 � C Gr.o_r:E s¢DLcaTTIO-L)iRmr AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: -10a-63 1007 5-15-68 141z Tipp- cOxuuxnr raninss lRECRf.*ioxall OisTRitt 2-3-64 1034 1-13-68 1428 240.2%,268.277,ZOO.294.309,311,321,345.346.393,427 8-I-64 1060 B-4-GO 1314 -- 457,482.496.452.511,544,66-27.66-42,66-59,66-38 8-18-84 1079 1-4-71 1621 __ OETIG A. .1—S+REETS E 67-20.67-22,68-3.68-8,68-19.69-18,70-6,71-12, - - 12-7-64 1106 9-7-71 1657 2•I5-95 1122 3-I5.65 1082 �s _ 8-21-65 1146 - - -GARFIELD AVE. J' I x OF _.. 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CITY OF ADOPTED AUGUST 15.1960 Sr' :O EnD•,p 111,.R epEq O�[:; cITT COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO.7R5 LEGEND a AMENDED ORDN0. AMENDED OR D_ N0. Q 5114LE row Lr RESIDE.xcE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH a-1562 918 II-18-70 1453 0 EyXo[xn A: < C:p'cpi 5,4m? 5-4-64 1035 - 1-20-69 1466 -cam xEiG�DCRnoDD D� 6-15-64 IOti2 4-6-70 136] 47 12-7-64 1106 4-6-70 1568 3.1-65 1123 12-7-70 1617 c......D C w.RE- 01E=PRCOUCT41TC x 5-17.65 IN1 2-1 4 1EDDE,T01 IDD1 E,6R,Ec 7 - 6 11 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 12-6-69 068 5-371 46 - T: AMENDED 13Y ZONE CASE 5-I666 8-6-]I 664 _EGE`C�< 416.446.482,502,510,539,66.12,66-34,66-42,67-11.67-22 0_3-6 3.66 1243 -- ,E 5TRE TS 10- 1257 _.._ _ ,. 66-65,68.35,68-45.69-45,70-3,70-17,70-23,71-4,71-13, - 5-15-6 6 1323 9-IB-87 1349 9,S-67 '347 - 6� ADAMS AVE. --1; i I RI IRI� I k.,m,. > C4 T I I P.I R I IY. R I R I I /�—� �— 1 D' ID i.i�. CZ IFk�ji'l RI NRI' RI Ri: ' Lgi xERI _� I V R I F:f 1 9 I_I R Rf RI so c RI U _ RI R RI NEC TERRA VEG`. OR NAUTILUS C DR RI R1 R! 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CF-R I� ID�~�e1 vaR a IIII , Igi RI R E RI RI lTF'—'I RI Q LJiI� ULLuc _ �w000cREs- RII sTe / J d Z, V RI RI J RI h _ RI RI I R: cD RI x-ERw00D S RI ', "F—E J�---,1 � �� 1 cRl � Llrenx oR RI I RI RI a i�J RI E oR J RI I J RI RI � M..Re_ _ Dxs�o•. RI J RI snf c�—�/ RI N — ) r 1 R�c Rl (IL q I RI Y P.I o5 J i :) RI - Rl B��I RI to h' g sttuDR.RI r R 1� RI - .R DR RI E I m RI C4 p 3 V�. r RI� "l._— ____J� Il 4 DR 1N a I L - -'-- R I RESIDE RS I_...� RI x RI Du RI RI g RI - ATLANTA AVE. u ,e M° i P 'SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 8-6-10 CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP O3 ADAMS AVENUE ' 3 LAI w F $ J NIAGARA b DR Q I J WESLEY CR G j MEREdTN DR _ DR RCN DAT H I _ I J ` 0 gT ON�eRD I _ ' B CHWDDD I. _ -RWILS DR I CF-E e.-s..lr.sr.Naa' CF—R CYN NI I HER ES C ' a DEV ERIY - ¢ 1 I : h TNESEU3 EYDIE DR - �I� - I I y� � - so I4 CLIFF DR � - J SUNTAN CR. I I u SIGNET CA. t I fA t = e EL WITAN DR 0 s m I _ .. ATLANTA AVE. - \ a 3 A• PLANNING ZONING DM 12 I o SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP II-6-II ,t.LE xreE, F NOTE CITY OF ADOPTED MARCH 7, 1960 OFls cxon.N or w r ra rxE ccxTen 1 CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO.754 LEG ENDxT C s T AM N ORDNO. AMENDED ORD,NO, 'M T HUNTINGTON BEACH 3_28.80 7 684T 0_3-67 130 ® uVnwo[ 111-�51p s*n DISTRICT 6-1.60 847 3-8-66 1258 =2 R—I-L e 11-6-61 876 4-17-67 1316 Mai ..1txT lxOUSTII4ES o1 STn1CTT 5-7-62 900 9.18-67 1348 L7 mN5inleL ' - nFACILITIESIO-1-62 929 9-- F D1 4 Tn¢i 1- 16ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 2-3-82 938 6-69 IS3 OFFICE PROFESSIONAL DISTRIcr 85-65 99 7_ occ couu4L osnicr CT a T9 8-9-69 SIS � LOICAMENDED2BY ZONE CASE: -63 986 4-20-70 572 ® oEstNelEs~REt:E PLAN OFSTRFCr Au4- xuExr 0..174.750,237,266,281,262.342,37,484.536,545,66-23,66.41,66-68 67.5 .17-66 1180 7-6-70 564 67.16,57-22,68-39,69-14,6943 69-35.PP70-2.70-10,PP70-4,71-3,71-10.71-29, 2-21-66 1186 10-16 6 F.—T... 1-566 1221 - -71 1633 5I7I--3I--7i1I 16645 52 xe6eExAf w 6-7 RN[OIL PRODUCT O I 18 RONEo Y RALu 01 A DA M S AVE." cv.SM OCcnN EV vE E TON Sw/ l . SE. V LJ LJl_J LJLJ L_JLJ I u I I I �� �� I - I t6 SEVENTx 9T Ox_ I� L �Btlr eD0 RS oi ': HETEIE, R^V R2 u, 0' C4 C4 _ T r44L-4 ,o -DFDFTLAM) y _ CZ'� ,b LOMA E N o R3 0 K O�p RS-0I o tsr4:-P c:...._ :.-I r�,;•";ti M R3-0 M > a�ti�4• RI EH HH-.H DR2 (r -0 330 630 m RI.O 8 30, R3 CF—E THIRTEENTH ST 1 05WEGO AVE. RI C41 .o- D o 1R3_o R5 R5 0 RI RI tD. RI M i i NASHVILLE AVE. 300 CpfS I y r RI RI r Eta � R3.;'. - Rau I� R 5 y ,(M RI RI RI TWEE CF-R- L3 MEMPMIS ELEVENTH R2 x s0o p" CF-R R 5T �y �a �y ry RI RI R2� C LINCOLN AVE. R3 C4 RI R2 O �I EN7N C9 ST w¢ N N N�N N N N N R2 R2 pry V�RI O KNOXVILLE AVE. RI R2 O p P ti ti N N N N N N N N N R3;R3� C4 ' ppry R2 9Lf¢¢ M JOLIET AVE. Cr RA R 2 R 2 R L T F 2 < �_ N N N N N N N N N Rj R3"R3 C p OD rc o��02/1 p �IANAP0� "I'l." IV AV� R3 PR3 I:. R2 Rz . o p^J � N D Y sa R2 LM ao as oo pti ti f p O HARTFORD AVE. O N N N N N N 1 a p� D x "� cMi LMi R R 2 sr p qa G GENEVA 'Ir R 2 p h N N N E4 RaR3 R� K R� ° R3 03 2• \� p r p e, FRANKFOR R3 M V��Q-a,2tj'• ,v D` P'y 'f _ M � G • U U 1 ELMIRA AVE. S Q' a 4r VQ R 3 R3 o I pP •Yq(", pf r pb y M M M M N DETROIT o I R. C 3 h4'-a a MU R 3 M M ff. M R cJ R3 � C �p D D 4f h UI H� H AVE n V Rz R 3 CO R 3 CC BALTIMORE CC < ° M R5 f , of O Rs "� Is C3J fl3 8' _-� G TLAN/ - AVE r O(, C G 3 � ry?O,yJ �ATLANTA „ r r� X Y W N � KIM 'SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 12-6 -II IN FEET CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP ADAMS AVE iR I! I !- m vl oD N I IOF I I CR KMDN@ TV I I NORFOLK DR lo, m W U I CAP E., R. —TNPORT OR.V CFoR of I I I J J MR Rg MALLOY SNO Z - AVE 7 6. INDIANAPOLIS AVE. 3 ORFrAC0D j REILLY DR I � 3 CF—E TERN CR I�Tc:RSA N SCHO0:) SAIL CR. HERON CR c MERMAID C W CRANE CR C I W m j KINGi[SHER DR J U WRY CR CRZ QoI I 4 SEANWD CR ALVIRADO DR PLEF:O LY _ = Y EVEN CR —TI IAN DR w Z 2 m � g u WBIRD �F12 ATLANTA AVE I PLANNING ZONING DM 13 �j o SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 12-6 -11 SCALE �=IN FEET , ADOPTED AUGUST 15.1960 NOTE LL DIMENSIONS ANE IN FEET ���� ®� CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE N0.785 pNr'ZONE ADJOIFANG ANY O RIGHT OF CENTER AMENDED ORD.NO. AMENDED ORD.NO. IS INTENDED TO EXTEND ro THE ccwrER 2-6-61 614 OF SUCH RIGHT OF MAY 5-6-61 839 LEGEND' 12-4.61 877 O 5-7-62 900 �T T������®� ����� 9-3-62 923 ,Y�JII 1I I1 I-21-6, 948 6-3-63 034 Q SNGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 2-3-64 1079 G2 COMMUNITY DUSINESS DI9TRIGT 8-19-64 1006 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 12-7-64 11 D6 F-A COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATION4L)DISTRICT 6-4-65 1145 �-49,� HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 11-15=65 11' © COMMUNITY-1 LITIESIEDUCAT10N1 013TRICT I-3-66 I177 A RE1RCENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 1-13-66 1177 145,161,213. IS. 37,261.300.36.394,461,482,514,531.540,66-62,66-66 6-IB-67 1290 SUFFIX LEGEND' 67-22.70-10,71-II,71-12,71-34, -9-IB-67 1349 10_19-70 1606 _p21 OIL COF®NING DISTRICTS 7-17-71 1650 9-7-71 1657 --- SETBACK LINE 12.20_71 1702 I ADAMS AVE IaOI R RI RI a193( m I II_A-DI R I—O R I PAGE CR. 1 $ VIsc.NT R • DR I INCES CR 1 16RI.OIN - 1 vo q z ILL GR. R.I R 1 R �!RA-0I 3 RI RI KNIGHTS CR nlu _ w NORFOLK OR. N, I 3 fT RI SOURES CR. I a1. 8 <_ � RI z u CAPE NEWBURY k RI Ra 0o R 4TOR f�CF-RSOUTN I RI-0 sL—=J c2 % R I r '734 06 KT y NI LINE TRACTS 5595 B 4114 J RI o RI R I j W MUNSTER DR a 3 Li z = 3T B RI o RI mRI RI ALLOY DR RI RI RI S5 o RI it RI RI AV 7 INDIANAPOLIS l I RI �� RI RI psD93 RI REILLY DR Jz RI CFETERN CR RI � RI RI RI HERON CR MERMAID C . RI w RI = a u CRANE CR CR RI g R R I KINGFISHER DR. SUNSET N 4 3 a VARAS CA. RI O RI r RI RI RI a FSO RI pLVMp00 OR �� C4 of zRIMF RI RI PNEmoo r ao 4: C) CASTILUAN JDR GW i _ RI elo= z w I I < R I z ooLai mNOWSIRD 1 R v W = 95 C 4 .. a RI RI I R o L� A �. J - m, :f 6AD � ^I r ATLANTA AVE i rr� r SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 13-6- II I o ��� S •� s�,.- x rEE. CITY OF LEGEND HUNTINGTON BEACH �-Exx.ES oxo.o=r ,rrx.. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP II 12 12 �41I] 13 �e _j' ATLANTA AVE I iL -1 HIM —--- - I x.anxiae 0] 4;KT1 r mmau _ _ J 0 s CF—E L I sa xg oxr�xax ® I. o mausex+ex o :�;W� m C F-R l 0�l TANYS O =ANK o -CF- xe oD O O.. U F N Q � _ ROTARY J o o A D of-z o I 9� M U D O/ .T..,�'■ ,�.��--t�s.�� , ! I�Ta ACE Mfg a o DUMP TANFS \A f II ;I Cti I i f EDISON CO. \\ GENERATING--- J \1 Q\ PLANT o z co PACIFIC OCEAN s i Z Q U 1� + 13 B 24 19 CY Y w 1 PLANNING ZONING DM 14 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 13-6-II = l000 NOTE- CITY OF ADOPTED MARCH980 0 E`c p" r-'+ c rxE cEac• CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NANCE N0.731 LEGS NOo AMENDED ORDN0. AMENDED ORD,NO, 0®wx TaEp9r reN aDD sRwE 5x1DEx.[ E alDISTRICT 0_19-60 794 4-1767 1 � wn.L`e ei5 r 3-6-61 021 6 9.7 I.Du6TR.Al IIRICTHUNTINGTON BEACH 62 , I-66 1426 Q L""TmRFT 6_16_ 9 936 0 � T a IT 8_5_ 08 699 - -66 146A Rw sa 100 8-I6-71 1664 „ wMAC.LL „ x:EDS TR.r3ORA\GE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA 1-20-64 031 � COMADIwC. 2-17-64 1077 _ RADFESSIOxAI DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 3-2-64 , , 1103416 ® C EO-'T. Ax IL 3-4-64 10 S:x4 R ID TloA—x C 129, 131.237.253.340,30,390.404,402,416,443.464.66-33 66-67 66-66.68-17 66-26.68-43.71-13, 89984 107 ICOwwOlNFACIL.rIE51aECREOx DsrRr 4 019 SUFFX LEGEND: 9-1-66 124 _.._ '"...L..E - -,_„- DURFUTE4 M-TE STREETS - '11112 7 - J\ LATLANTA II AVE I iL R3 R3 y -RI.4 .D.Io R3'O RI S R3 R3 m - 54 i R3 mii D. R 2 E, .... .... ::. R 2 R LR3 ;R3 R3 R 200E _ RI RI RI RI �l i C4 _ Rl R3 R3 Y¢i"•R I I R2 s g - jj RI - 1]0 R3 P R3 1 S s �, RI RZ-O x RI `Rv3uc1R R3 8 e R3 RI RI I RI 6_Dsea. 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CF-E -- -- ;:ri ___________ _ u U w r N W Z O z z w o p p J j Z EDIRGER AVE i �- , PLANNING ZONING DM 15 +r►� o SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 14-5-II a• NOTE- F11 «r LDxf•MD�x«cl•Iry «•OL w•r CITY 01 ADOPTED DUNE 20,1880 TO E.T[..o To T E cE«rcn or fvc«RIc+,of w•r CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 778 LEGEND: ®1 SINGLE F•x11.1 RESIDENCE DISTRICT AMENDED - ORD,NO. AMENDED ORD.NO. L—T MANUNCTUINIG DISTRICT 9-.6-60 7910 <4 CDA1T BUSINESS DISTRICT-3 fiHUNTINGTON BEACH 3120 1 1 21 « .1•r wx[R 018TRC T 3 27-41 929 _ SETOAGN LINE '- -8 13"9" owxxDNlTr..DIL,T.EaIEDD"':DN IDIG-RIDTORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 16-69 4 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 114,117,132.168,167,66-43,69.32, I. BCLSA - - - AVE Lea- . r I rc z a 1 If ( > Ir L J 3 1 c1Tr I I —NTIN^.TON BEACH RI w -WHITNEY DR < HARHAY - '� RI A1R ml Cq EYEREST C_R.' LEDON ' RI R 1 R 1 R 1 <r c1' ROC«WELL Z AVE O 7 O ZI O 1 R1 ?' R�4RWIN AVE U _ wOa 'TY OF WESTMINSTER MI ' CITY - RI MINST R i D-Ir-RI RI MI RI q f CF—E - J-- x- - - -- . 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EI xaS•Is'Srw-ee OL' u o J u E mC 4 - z.zr ED O W sO i I` EDINGER AVE '_ .. y —I'-R.Hwnwrax BEACH .r ouWN EY r r ,A-SL.CTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 0 14-6-II �r ecuc � z`a CITY OF LEGEND ' - - - - � - �DfN0iE5 nF0>OSED FnEEwnv HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY .MAP 4 ATLANTA STREET LJ L_J L_—JLJ /L El r A4 /. i p V 4yF "GF O x OCF'9�Y m c is PLANNING ZONING DM 16 6' SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 14-6-II [.... - - - ��cp.xx�[xawxs"Rc�x rcL. .CITY OF + 1[MD,[D 0 IR",r0[ix[OtLx![R AD09TED MARCH 7,1980 a ww axi of w"+. crtr couwca ORDINANCE NO, 766 LEGEND a Ii i-s ,Rc,Lm�YxEnr­T..�xx.cvttna ms+.¢ AAMENDED ORQ.NO AMENDED RO D N0. •"'��[c °[ _[ HUNTINGTON BEACH _ __°'_�' R, e-T-62 aoo 3�7 12-3-62 93e x[icxea+xocol caxcxu"Ec°s 9.20-65 1156 �, woxwa rAww[x[uE ois♦RiL,f - 3-6-67 1304 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 6-• 1329 '°'L" LI •" Po° -"°" T-6.67 I336 - scr- ux[ 1-6-70 ISBE i�«,px�° ..�xx i_ r .r x AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 6.1-70 1361 ®oc.--.Kars,IL AN or STREET n1aR"cx, 10.19.70 008 237,261,524,66-68,67-13,67-16,PV704,PPi0.3,7p-p,PV70•4, - - 2-Ie-71 1633- :7 STREET ATLANTA / Q �• LIto s R3 yA Y I/ C3-01 In i C3 R5-0 Y' R5-0 �4o ' C3 6a•9 � I RS �'Is R5 I I R5 "—LIF eo l3J D4 a i a ocf4ti i 1`r • r I ; �1 'w� PLANNING Ld1 y SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 15 -5- 1 1 a aaa a° • CC,LC iH FE[T �m CITY OF • HUNTINGTON BEACH A& ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP BOLSA AVE J O. C. F. C. D. C4-e i�lI i as i + .• .. \./ 3 a,l, LAa X I H 2 4T — — 3 L 2 Rm"' t- FIE'YER DR. =H - VV11In ALE%ANORIA DR pLE%ANORIA IKIMBERLY DR IE CR 0%FORD _ M-NTER.U.R.Y IzDUNDEE DR. — HARVARD CR PARIS CR CANTERBURY DR CF-RIII��RN OR ROMEEECRCUMBERLAND DR CUMBERLD DR V N — ' W J f; RUTGLL— ERS CR SGRENTO CR J 'TYNDALL DR. 3 CF E 'IDIRE1ISDIE INN CIR I� I�I�I�I�I�IJ I rT BROWN _I CR HALIFA� � DR g BRUNSWICN DR SHELLY OR. d - - � N • I I I ZD� CITADEL DR MELBOURNE DR CF-R a H ?RK) Ii I J U O S U 1� > Z MC FADDEN j Li L - Q' VANE WINSLOW DR DUNN DR- - — — 2 e STONE CR --f� ALBION DR. _ ANTRIM LR. J I = I_I __, Q - C F_ i t J z 3 c:.Er;vlEw s•I+.i:Ga.) PRI I DR7 TYRO I CR. c i b J CALVIN CR OWN DR. 1—.777 CF-E _ � Z , V _I - 'T� I ' I'i ( SHANNON R. J O MILTON ,CR .i_-. (::R•�is Y.= -:::.) Z SLI i0 CR. MEATH CR. I i Z E CORN DR RETHERFORD' DR. WELDE CR -_ DR. — HUGNES DR. — j I I I -- —,�� i I CLARE DR.3 BREELAND DR ; Q ROYALIST DR CR. J - ¢ I I Z i - — S I�- i--I- , uRLw ox. __— o d i.'� .__ CAVAN R. L N OR. 3 Y ._ lD N W � u a + z ze + EDINGER A AVE r �,r PLANNING ZONING DM 17 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 15 -5- II - -- °°°SCALE IN FEET NOTE //�� ALL DIYEN3I0NS ARE IN FEETT CITYOF .NY LONC HT OFNG ANr ILNT OF W.v ■lp ADOPTED AUGUST 15.1960 IS INTENDED To E.TEND TO THE CENTER OF fUCH MIGHT M W4v CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. -785 LEGEND' RJ SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE AMENDED ORD.NO. AMENDED ORD.NO.- RS OFFICE PROiESS10BAL DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH �LI MMUNIMU MULTI LE FA DISTRICT 11-7-60 798 1-15-68 1387 C4 HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 12-660 8D4 2-22-72 1716 R3 LIMBED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 2-20-61 817 2-22-72 1724 _ SETBACK LINE 3-27.81 B29 F-E COMMUNITY FACILITIES(EDUCATION)DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 7-3-61 849 8-3-61 864 ©COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIONAL)DISTRICT 4-2-62 898 I-21-83 948 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 10-7-63 l007 136,I40,162,166,186,168,189.191 1-8-64 1028 - 193,231,232,298,364,387 88-35,67-22 9•6_B6 1249 pp 67.3,71-41,71-47, 9-18-67 1349 BOLSA AVE a o � O C. F. C. D. I C4-6 I O O - IE .. . �. Rol RI HU TING OWN EACHA3 EWI DOTER di. C4 RI RI w RI RI RI 8RI RI RI RI RI RI ><RI Ya$. O W RI z RI g m RI em ro .DSSs RI ? 8 RI - ALEXANDRIA DR ALEXANDRIA DRN N RI < A03, RI RI RI RI C DR KIMBERLY DR PALE CR OXFORD RI J RI ,A CF-E $ RI ql 3 3 RI 3 RI DUNDEE DR CF-R HARVARD CR PARIS CR CANTERBURY DR CANTERBURY DR RI RI SDD_m RI RI RI RI R DR =Rl RI RI RI CUMBERLAND DR CUMBERLAND D0. = J 60 RI RI RI � i RI a RUTGERS CR SORENTO CR TYNDALL DR.3 m = CF-E DRESDEN CR =Rl RI RI RI RI RI RIRIRIGBROWN CR HALIFAXS DR y BRUNSWICK DR 130 EM Dl RI RI RI RI RI - Fo h CITADEL DR MELBOURNE DRY SYDNEY DR. sR 3 1 H a' a RI rf3,o 4ofa Toi RI oR I R1RI .RI RI RI RI RI a RI RI RI CF-RMEDFORDu ^C4 R5 = A. o _ r;Ns v s-a:: l J R I RI . u i 5 > z .io c9: MC FADDEN - _ --- -- v RI z Of EC nRl VANE CR- - - RCRI RI r RI - RRI RI WINSLOW Z DR. DUNK DR - .. . RI RI . a W RI RI flc3 Rl 6 STONE CR. 4LBION -DR ANTRIM CR - RI RI RI = RI - RI CF-E PRISCILLA - DR TYRCNE CR R i z RI - - RI CALVIN CR - DOWN DR 'GLEN DR. U RI $ CF-E RI L 3 z z MILTON ]CR R I R I (r�`"'(= �'���"""''"1 SLIGO CR MEATH CR R I SHANNON DR z RIrz- RI RI RI L] HOOKER DR ` HUGHES _OR EIRE CR CORK DR RETNERFORD DR WELGE R I RI 3c RI RI RI RI 3 Q ROYALIST DR LONGFORD CR CLARE DR RI BREELAND DR RI U RI RI RI RRI 1LJ w4GD T 1 R I R5a RI RI RI RI BAN DR LwEACK DR RIRIm ^n N RI yt GO o R I 3liL 'RI o I 8 3'G Cq a ds �I. EDINGER AVE low w '• I , -CTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 16-5-1 I z CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE .OF PROPERTY MAP 9 I. BOLSA - I I A 6 6 L I VE. I r N f v) TF7FFFI-I ., TASMAN I z ¢ GALWAY CR. - - - CASPIAN CR. I U Mc FADDEN AVE v RrRIocE cR CF_E PNE—T GR Q u DOVEWOOD DR v NJz z a I CR QUAIL PE52.nCM WIVE 1 ; FLAMINGO CR - I BLUEJAY CR. m U_ ROBINWOOD DR. - CF—E 8 _ f J � O a W SPARROW DR.= CF-R i N J o K GO _ SKYLARK D i SIB- . I s:'a:nti ° I cD y O. C. F. 'C- D. _j C.. .x.» P. •C.aw D. YY EDINGER AVE. m a zl 21 t. rti' PLANNING ZONING DM 22 �. SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 19-6-10 - TV F NOTE CITY J of ADOPTED MARCH 7,1960 sseE 10; cExPEe CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO.754 LEGEND� p(]i s uEvoE NCE c AMENDED ORD N0. AMENDED .ORD4NOm (Ko DEEICE vRDEE547NA1 a °� °ES—CTEO w ,.. Dis-T I—II�N�'INGT01� BEACH 6.ZD.6D 726 a T,°.Eqo.L�N�aF�o.:4E, saEr 12.5.60 804 �AE .lTIALDADAC—PAL DG—CT 3-20-61 028 (�TWo EA r IE°IDEICE ui57A4-. 9-i-85 1000 -�Wir LE F.11.vCS.DENCE o- 5-0-64 1055 ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA ;D-'-65 1161 2-6-67 IIBB 4-17-6T lilT sETs<Cr _ AMENDED OY ZONE CASE:NO: Io-re-70 16C6 _ IIB, 154,155,159,}g4,g16,527,529,66.67,70-10,71-1,T1-Ii, 5-3-71 1643 ci coNO.IED xr.,OIL /-� B-I6-71 1664 'liN\, i9 �2n,i9 .\... I BANNING ANE URI RIPLArA di � caaRI- RI g RI e01 / /I R1 4' RI RI e g RI °evA r R I R I M0 OBAI A . / RI RI LA JOLLA.CR J-1 CR. / RI a RI RI R I LL1 ; RI �s RI RI I, `, D C 0q LEILANI DR RI r \_ R-5 R2 M I-A / °I ' D_ �'�� C, 1; 5 R I \,Cis 3 E, �F R 5 V Rl 0:\ 1 0 S tiK, eC,EF o n C �Sy O ti h Q f �40,v t w PLANNING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 20 -5 - II R « _ CITY OF 1 1 LEGEND ERc*ES ADa°sEo.REEw4. HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. USE OF PROPERTY MAP e� EDINGER AVE r < PRELUDE DR CF-E ' CF-E I_ L _I ._ - _ IXAVEN'Ji%W 0.:'1 KONAA DR. SUITE DR.O — L-L11-L1._..J TEN DR DR G 2 I I-� 1 — - I WILD CF-R i MINUET DR m -_' --i I \ RHAPSODY IDR. --- __- MUI CR. A S OPERETTA DR. ---- OAHU DR_ il LL i - DR. - O0p i ------------- SCENARIO DR. z yq C4 I O. C F C. D o 9 _ FISRER DR r 1 I ly I j Im 111 HEIL AVE Llrc I '$.HA-T apt. C F-EI- DR. "ouOD:k� I_ (HARBOR'JiF..:'S::iO']J I I J c STAR ''\\-` •-��- PICKWICK CR BRANFORO �`•` ARO DALE DR. \MAN •._y' \ a 'BOARDWALK DR ti'`- 1RUM U Q D VENPORT j J A 3 z Q ul ti O O u z n DR. U Z 3 wINDSOR DR. O r WARNER AVE 'o u tr.� i 1 PLANNING ZONING DM 23 t, SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 20 -5 - II NOTE 7 CITY OF ADOPTED DECEMER S,1960 .'taNOC"T Df XA• CITY o r.0 ccNTLX COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO.804 LEGEND o AMENDED ORD-N0. AMENDED ORD.NO. Q 11— 1-- E'DENCE D.11-T HUNTINGTON BEACH 0_2-62 9To 5-16-66 It Dff� RRDfe]soNAL w6TRIC 6-21-62 978 7-16-66 1210 cx CowuxrrY BUSINESS D15TR�Ci 10-7-63 1007 12-5-66 1269 ,:NT YARD aET9ACX L J•2.64 1041 3-8-67 1304 n L I D XLLTittE rwiL•E&MNCE DISTRKT 4-6-64 1013 9-IB-67 IJ 49 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA +:4:64 1054 '2 8_6' 13,3 TXD`.WL, 5-4-81 1056 2.17-68 1431 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: s-18-64 1os6 2.17-69 1+71 = N MY C0IIIEAOAL 013TRCT 247,292,367,398,403,410,415,425,434,406,459,460,478,66-1066-26 6-1-64 1059 4-1-69 1486 = � N.I FACILITIES(EW-1011140TRICT 481,498,530,66.53,66-72,67-22,67-29,67-30,68.37,68-28,60-4,70-19, 8-_9-64 1079 7-19-71 1620 � Co Uo gC1UTMS IRECREATRINALI D—T 11-2-64 1096 12.7.64 1106 �0-18-65 116E I1.1 65 1184 EDINGER - AVE I , RI ca ^ s 3 RS IA JR1 RI RI RI R3, C2 R2 RI PREWDE DR CF—E RI I R3 "] SUITE a KONA DR . rtxo4 ox. RI a R3 -j4a RI m 4 FMA. CRR MINUET OR 0 KAUI DR. MyF�9f CF-R ' RI ; 9 _ 6 RM4PSODT OR.R RrJRIRI RI ♦9 OPERETTA OR z OANU OR RI RI d RI x RI OR RI € �° 9 ENARq 0R. RI RI R I C4-1 O C F C D I I,D I O RI M H R2 R2 C4 �R3 R3 1 -HEIL--- AVE �. x]D']N]YW 0 R3 zlzD. 6 onoo N DN x..7.3762-- CF-E R2 R3 R2 RI C _R R.= R2 STAR ,AD. RI Y RI DR. _ P11AIR1 ST. ° ICNWICX R RAW R I ow RI R3 R2 „ R2 R2 R2 RI RI RI PEARCE ST " RI RI C4 MLE DR. RI RI R2 R2 R2 R2 N R2 R3 IS RI RI 1RP] L C4 R" ST. Li ] i R I R I MILD —ST. RI RI RI i I _ I " 04V NPORT � IR3s RI R3 � � L.. — R3 r R3 C2 R I . 210 co I RI DR B ; RI RI V --I RI RI i Rl I N a-e:'n'E z4DO o F- WARNER AVE 'I p N •37'47-W 72.74 ly .rN4rcw N.cN ` •. nUo.•wN n_.a SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 21-5-II ---- � F, CITY OF r HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE. OF PROPERTY MAP li 6\ :8.1e �Y0�21 21 2Y �•� EDINGER AVE vnoroaeo o. c. c. o. t 1 yFD DR NENRICKSEN OR CASTLE R. F ITT zZj (V:iF::iMANGRUM CF_E _A (`::I�r:'2i"N SC:ii:ii:l LITTLERAD DR. DR Z i CLARK DR SISSON DR i� PROPOSED O- C. F. C. D. C F-E MEADOWLA RN DR (!?Ei::U- i...:w..::]i.) i ARµ DR ONIL z z z z z z z MEPD 1•, I I I J N TA PAR !CR I VENTURI o _ _a z < a FA ; iapi Iy W MARSMALL DR. i a a— o J c a I < c I CALIENTE DR MIDDLEtOFF DR. II 1 1 1 1 17T I I 1 1 1031 HEIL AVE S CR MT� EA OWB z DONL N R NMAR CR. I L EDMONDS CR. 3 i GILDRED CR. I W Q I U rZ.i'TR—OPHY Q WES'FA:R F A A w' y ":::'.::''::i CF:N"i:R a y WARNER AVE so'zl zI ee \ze sa ze n PLANNING loo. ;SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 26 - 5 - 11 IN FEE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP WARNER AVE I.: IL FIR DR CAIN AVE CF-E > YPRESS CEDAR AVE -177� CF-E BETTY DR) MANOR ILL DR 7 F_ CFC BARTON DR z —RD DP I Z F. DR 0 (—I o _A OU__LL SLATER AVE KA I E=— __J SPEER ti _ �a�a � I, I CF-R F-1 NEWMAN AVE Ill; I! I :1 1. JN 11 1 F— F. F , L tii i jill �111 It 1:11111 z ac aril — z o 0 :I iIII —7 '_j26, _j. TALBEPT AVE A PLANNING ZONING DM 30 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 25-5-II NEO D E- CITY OF ADOPTED AUORDIUST I5,1960 of s c`oa cxT r«A. x ER CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE N0. 795 f AMENDED ORD.N0. AMENDED ORD_N0. LEGEND of 3-27-61 829 12-19-88 1273 O 12.4-61 877 1-3-67 1280 HIJNTINGTON BEACH 12-18-61 880 4_17-67 1309 a] O11I Ax aT E„10 ASS l 3-7-62 900 9-IB_67 1349 Q 6-Ifi-82 908 3-IB-68 1398 qQi s aFsmsuEE okra¢* 4-I-63 95i 6-•i-68 ''.417 C scx .11 xETEav1 5-20-63 966 12-16-68 1459 ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA 6-3-63 969 4-7-69 486 �� 6-24-63 976 8-18.69 1518 E '! 12-2-63 1021 2-16-71 1632 LCA7 n AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: I-6-64 1028 LxREO N0u0iTn[�Aq1. aF,cEx-E 015.ai.. I69 1031 165,211.216.237,251,290.319.291,330.377,380,408,389.463 3-16-84 1043 485,66-52,PP 66-2,67-3,67-4,67-22,67-31.68-2.68-41,67-32,69-I9,PP70-8, 5-4-84 1052 SUFFIX LEGEND- 8_19-64 1079 1-4-65 1111 I!J- E—CISE RAI 05T9EET Ai IOxxExT WARNER AVE �J — RI RI urx DF OUNT4IY VALLEY W C IC4 9 J AMSTERDAM DR J � >l— = 3 RI z �C� a b4• x4 C4 C14.iR 2 w x ow kl $ R I EOAMR, 4 a� L 1 DR' RI RI RI REM9RANDT DR RI Z RI i 50 Rl o MARSEILLE DR o RI z POLDER CR C42 w RI RI VALENCIA DR w RI RI i FR:ESLAND UR G.4 �J RI 8 RI,,a i GUILDERS DR. 2 F RI NOLLAND DR. CF—E cLAKE ViEwS::R"ic;-) RI RI U RI . R5 Fr RI RI RI IC4 a P A, Z 3 _ Y.. �. Is-A R2 o ZJ R2 N.LANE OF T 682 1. _ Mcx.EL R I E 4 woeA.«A M,H IC4 R3 nR2 RI RI ' ` 299 fifi _ O I I ARSY DR. awlx R2 N08LRE I CR.J �_ a R 2 ' ] oV �R5 RI .aP4--- -- — 9,0-( i R3 i SP—I R2 fi79 EO x _ z 2 gP_I RI II r TALBERT AVE J I PLANNING ZONING DM 31 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 26 - 5 - II SCALE = INFEE°° NOTE y' V F Mexe10.3. CITY ®1 ADOPTED APRIL II,1980 yx'zoxL•oco,ylxc • TxL cLx*Lp xT ENDEED TO EITE-TO CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 759 LT G N , LEGEND: AMENDED ORDyNO. AMENDED ORD.No. -A 7 RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT 0 TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT HIJNTINGT®N BEACH 6-1-1961 834 I-20-1965 1117 COMMUNITY CSSFCCILITIESIEOULATIONIDISTRILT 7-3-1981 849 1-IB-198S 1117 ® PROFESSIaIAL 6-74 961 960 3-I5-1965 1124 � LIGHT INDURTRIAL DISTRICT 9-IB-1881 986 4-5-1965 1132 r='b—L-1. MOBILEHONE OISTpICT 10-2-IBeI 670 5-17-191 5 -1141 -• SINGLE F.— RESIDENCE DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA -4-1961 677 4-18-1966 1202 O LIMBED MULTIPLE rAMILY RESIDENCE pSTpICT 12-♦-1861 B77 6-I-1988 1254 c4 nwHwAr COMMERCIAL DIsrRlcr 5-7-1962 9DO I-3-1961 1278 CF-p COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIONAL)DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: - 2-25-1963 955 1-3-1967 1280 -cD CVIC DISTRICT 101.148,172,187,192.202,208,211.212,237,304,312,313 4-1-1883 858 3-6-1987 1304 cF-C COMMUNITY FACILITIES(CIVIC)DISTRICT 308,326,339,341,348,356.359,369,371,289,487.504,505,509,66-7,66-13,66-14,66-57,PP 66-3 4-15-1963 962 5-20-1967 1305 FpOMT YARD sereacN 66-50,67-1, 67-22,PP 67.5,PP69-I,PP69-2.PP70-1,70-4,PP70-8,71-17. 6-3-1963 970 9-18-1967 1399 - 22 23 8-5-1963 692 1-15-1968 1389 ---- ULTIMATE RIGHTOF WAY 6-13.1863 996 5-19-1969 1498 -LLe PRECISE PLAN OF STREET AL-WHT 9-16-1963 1004 10-6-1969 1530 10-7-1963 1007 4-20-1970 1570 25 34 10-28-1963 1010 10-6-1970 I607 26 25 WARNER - 11-18-1963 1020 2-I6-1971 1632 AVE I-17-1972 1709 _ I L�rr + R2 3 R5 MI1 E7 �: So C 4 I I FIR DR. I CAIN AVE R 2 so N I So f- _ 1 4M A—— CF—E kG0 (IN*.ITRSBL:RG HIGH SCHOOL) M I M I R2'. h R2 R2 a CO -_ gCF—R F REee` ,. i D`ao CEDAR AVE- IT-, R2 190 R2e4 R2 Ro MI 1 .o A I I N LINE TA 4053 I _-_--- RI RI CF—Ei 330 TO fl BETTY DR _. M I M I M I (OAK FW S3 C.:U, 1 HANDBELL DR R3 R I DDeDo TO f I r R3 x i " C4�I � BARTON DR 3 RI MIRRI a CF-CR33 RI efi>.47 ro f R I R3 In IA NS M M 1n M y Lae i K K K K � - RA—CD MI—CD a seo=roc !�133D,rot R3 R3 R3 R3 J R3 OYOY I -<�� SLATER 40 Q W MI—CD MH 2r°C� ca-co � � :,7TO c 40 RA-CD ' SPEER AV fi4'I MI R2 C D 10 CF—R = M I—CD M I R3 RTT R2 C3-96 4 (HL:NT.N(.TON CENTRA!.FIARK) 8 R3 - 4p _ IGOOD NEW—MA N AVE - MI M R2 IIa 2T24 E o� �� zoYl•f _ RONALD DR. 39 R2 Z xereoirE L - o i C 4 ` i 7 - R ¢ U o MI—CD 0 R3�R3 ca R2 m f Iea•zo zrE R3M R5 R5 aMso j J �g..� l TSI f Iee 3so t ze zs --- —+ 333ers 3e 1+ L. TALBERT AVE 1•f SECT-1ONAL DISTRICT MAP 27-5-11 —�I° _ r IN1► w o CITY OF j ._ JUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA USE OF PROPERTY MAP WARNER AVE. A: . I + �.-...•.. ( ST PAUL C on ~ ✓i y SUMMERDALE DR ��... M ADOW CREST CR i J Y CF-R - - W c li I q AN JLME qi. :� r WRENFIELD OR ROOK DR. y CF—E ' i I� = In y I , Ln I I_ a J _ r a::-..._... CF-R OSEMONT DR.',IS - FREEBDRN W DR DO RN c - — a A DR - - J I LA A TO OR ) DR. ILDA CR J 3 ' CF—E CAPSTONE DR. J � i I I MARCELLENA DR. I El J SONOMA 1 S BAKER OR I y0,�3 A:I S Faro IN z �Q— S 1 2 WYAWI4TTANI 3 DR y ]E - _ -:2 -¢ _ W G J i '1 - ' �a i - Y POINT L SANTAa YNE2 3 W DPI. CORM IDR caRr OR SPICN4R0 OR `MORRO BAY\lN j Tn B f L C. Y NI J FENLEY OR_ CRISTA P4LY4 DR. g LOS AMIG S R. RI N C CF—E ; NUTWL LR.J CF SEGOVIA CR. VI♦ 4NG ELINA DR. —.NCE C 1 CF—E NC lim Hill , CARTNY M NTOYA CR. I VISTA DEL SOL 1 DR. KEL'.E:' •R S:LVERnEEL w I I J 54BHlLIH 7! VIA CARONA DR. 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LEGEND1 4-20-196q 1048 12-I6-6B 1160 O Rw0.fxfaNlLr RfADEn'iRi4 D6 Pci e H�JNTINGTON BEACH 5-18-196/ 086 2-3-69 507 IO 11INu`LiRESIDEW`S 6TR.- Edsrn¢ B-IS-IB84 195Z 3-17-69 1182 TR1 _ 9-21-IB84 I083 6 -1 6-69 1507 C 12-21-19644 1107 12-8-69 1541 ® T4'ORr.'�a CONNERCUE D111-TC I-4-1965 I I II 12-8-69 1543 cu�x''xrtr rAaLITIEs¢oOcaIloxl DISTRICT 4 I-19-1965 1117 II-16-69 164 C...-11 r4CLIT�SIRf'RE.i10N.i1 CI STRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 4-5-1965 1132 5-3-71 1678 10 18 1965 1162 5-3-71 1644 6-20-1966 1216 SUFFIX LEGEND: AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 9-6--1 1 1966 1249 413,426.428,445,471,985,486,488,SOS,525,68-18,66-31,66-45 q-20 966 263 9-5.1967 1345 -- SET-1uxE 67-19,68-38.6B-42,68-47,69-1,69-15,69-12,69-31,70-15,71-2.71-22, I-I6-1969 1456 2 Zz xJ :e n zz ze WARNER AVE I I L -1 1620IL _ ._-- N ;� C2a RS (e r—' R3 R3 R3 JxDE �4.0C4 52DAR I R3.R3 gR3 R.,SN3 N f.w - SUMMERG4LE .T Da R 2 R3 1 RI 5,0a 3 - m CF-R p RI pI RI RI `= RIL51R CF-E �EI w Rt RI J97DR Roc.B.� � u11 RI RI CF-R All tiEW I.-IhOM.) - MRI ROSEMONT DR.i �' I RI _� RI d IJl RI 3� RI RI RI RI p PALO ALTO DR. 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AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT II-7-60 79B 9-2-69 1522 � LIGHT IN STYncy RIAL �IIJNTINGTON BEACH 12_I5-6o B°9 ,D.1-71 I636 LIG T INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT S-IS-81 939 3-1-71 1636- � COMMUNITY BU51NESS DISTRICT 10-2-61 B70 8-16-71 1662 SINGLEF OPT YARD SETBACK LINE SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT II-6-61 976 - I-17-72 1709 ® OFFICE-PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 3-7-62 B99,e° ® TWO FAMILY U RESIDENCE DISTRICT - 8'18'82 9°8 p] LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE aSTPoCT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: II-19-62 937 HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL IU,126,127,150,133,134,139,141,119,198,212.237,259 - - 1-7"63 948 coMMuxnr FACILITIES(EDUCATION)DISTRICT S-IB'64_ IOSB COMMUNITY FACILITIES EDUCATION)DI DISTpICT 250,238,274,293,429,805,642,67-27,68-13,88-54,69-11,89.21,70-10,70-27,71-14,71-17, 4-5-65 - 1132 COMMUNITY FACILITIESICIVIC)DISTRICT 1-17-66. 1192 - _O 1 COMBINED WITH aL w+roIxTION 12 I9.67 1373 � COMBINED WIT-OIL PWod�Tlpp z6 z5 6-17.66 1411 CIVIC DISTRICT ]5 l6 TALBERT AVE. j MI-CD Lml I. 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AMEND2O ORD,NO, ®sINRL9"MILY RESIDENC9 DISTRICT 0 Naaaaxale a2rmcT 10-Y-IB61 670 Y-a-67___-1277 c• NDNwY CONNERCIAL DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH 0.719°` 60. 6-1-67 q21 0.21-1962 BOB u.20-47 1361 ®DICE wlarcwlDNu..—T B-IB-IB62 BOB 5-I.67 1318 ®LINITw NVLTR[RWRT RBSID[Mal D6TRIR 1-21-1663 946 1I-2-70 1611 Y2. TNo fa-R2 —aI— , I-YO-1964 1031 IHYJ CAN 11 FAaLIT¢E NONC/,TdiDETRICT ORANGE COUNTY 4-6-19 6466 1 CALIFORNIA 6-16-1 1132 SUFFI%LEGEND 92 O AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 3-21-IB66 II _-_, nw uTSACR LINE 203,237,2BB,260,297,368,431.505,546,66-68 - amd;EREOaE IlAN or STRCET nivncNr 67-10,360.PP6T-1,69.36, c BI TALBERT AVENUE J L RI RI w CF_E RI TRAO[NEDOI C 4. ADY a ex Es. r.Asagm� RI �RI RI W wRI ,NRN.d Do` I RI STERLIN AVENUE RI I RI RI RI RI >< ° IN R NI NER AV RI RI TAYLOR DR RI E RI � RI R l) s < i A_rzR 7 ,AS-. � R w c0 X4 RA I / 2 •, R2 N 0 NRI RI I' R21 Y .IR2 A.E RI 1 R3 >r R3 ; B C 4 MH MODALE DR. T.w R3 .� CONBTANTINE 4 Z a L R3R'I 2Sm d' - = C4 u R_1 z i Do W Y _ RI - u I p— FR I� GARFIELD I AVENUE r J!)a M EI t r r HUNT -;'--TON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE ( )ANGES �l (Updated 5/15/72) PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE t S. _7511 S. 7511 1 . S. 7511.9 S. 7511.9 S. 7512.3 S. 7512.2 S. 7521 S. 7521 S. 7526.4 S. 7531 S. 7531 S. 7551 S. 7551 S. 8211 S. 8211 S. 8221.6.1 S. 8221.5.1 S. 8221.10 S. 8221.60 S. 8221.60 (Effective 5/17/72) ' PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S. 7511 ARTICLE 751 BEACH REGULATIONS S. 7511 UNLAWFUL ACTS. It shall be unlawful for any person to. do or. commi -, or for any person to cause or permit to be done' or committed within the boundaries of any beach, within the City. .limits of the City of Huntington Beach, owned, operated, controlled or formed by the City Council of theCity of Huntington Beach, any ,of. the following: S. 7511.1 Defacing and/or Destroying of Public Property. To cut, carve, hack, remove, deface., or otherwise injure any fence, post, toilet, lavatory, restroom, building, sign or other structure, or to place writing upon the interior or exterior of any fence, post, toilet, lavatory, restroom, building, sign or other structure therein, any initial, name writin , printing, drawing or vulgar, profane or ob- scene word or picture. T769) S. 7511.2 Littering. To deposit or discard or leave any handbill, bottle, can, or rubbish or trash or debris on the beach or' in the Pacific Ocean, other than in those receptacles provided for such .purpose, or to deposit in any commode or urinal in any public toi- let any newspaper, rag, part of. clothing, or any item likely to clog said commode or urinal. This section shall not be interpreted to pro- . hibit distribution of any constitutionally protected material. (7699 1743- 4/72) S. 7511.3 Placing Dangerous Objects in Bathing Area. To throw, cast, deposit, or cause to be thrown, cast or deposited on the beach of the Pacific Ocean, below the high tide line in this City, any glass, bottles, tin cans, nails, rubbish, trash, or any article what- soever that is or may become a menace to life or limb to. any person or bather in said ocean or on said beach. S. 7511.4 . , Camps Prohibited. To maintain any camp or occupy the same at any place on the beach of the Pacific Ocean within the City, except by special permit issued by the Director of Harbors and Beaches. S. 7511.5 Fires. To light, kindle, set or maintain fires or coals h�ereon, except in the fire rings provided therefor. (769) S. 7511.E Dogs and Other Animals No person having .the care, charge or control of any dog or pet or domesticated or wild ani- mal or reptile, shall permit or allow said pet, domesticated or wild animal or reptile to be, under any circumstances or conditions, on or upon the Municipal Pier, or upon the public beaches in the City of Huntington Beach. S. 7511.7 Soliciting. No person shall engage in the business of soliciting', selling or peddling any liquids or edibles for human consumption, or to -distribute circulars, or to hock, peddle or vend any goods, wares, merchandise, except pursuant to a permit issued under the authority of the Director of Harbors and Beaches. S. 7511.8 BEACH & PIER PUBLIC PLACES S. 7511.8 Alcoholic Beverages. (1588 - 7/70) (a) Except as hereinafter provided, no person shall, on or upon the beach or pier within the city limits of Huntington Beach consume sell, purchase, give away or have in his possession any alcoholic beverage, or transport or deliver to any person or persons therein any alcoholic beverage. (b) The City Council may grant permits for the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages under the following terms and conditions: (1) The kind or kinds of permitted alcoholic beverages shall be named in the permit. (2) Each permit shall require that all alcoholic beverages be sold and consumed on permittee 's premises, the location and area of permittee 's premises to be set forth in said permit. (3) That there be compliance with all other city, county and state laws and regulations. (4) Such other terms and conditions as are reasonably required to protect the peace, health, welfare or safety of the public. (5) Said permit shall not be transferable. (6 The permit shall expire one (1) year from and after the date of issuance, unless sooner revoked as provided by this article. (7) Nothing herein contained shall be construed as permitting the sale, use, possession or consumption of any alcoholic beverage on the beach or pier, except pursuant to and as limited by a permit, as above set forth. (c) Permits are subject to suspension or to revocation by the City Council after notice to permittee and public hearing, on any of the following grounds: (1) Permittee has made a substantial misrepresentation in his application for permit. . (2) Permittee or any of his employees has violated any laws or regulations concerning the operation of the business, or any terms or conditions of the permit. (3) Permittee or any of his employees has been convicted of any crime involving moral turpitude. (4) Permittee or any of his employees has knowingly permitted use of narcotics or dangerous drugs without reporting such incidents to the police department without unnecessary delay or not more than twenty-four (24) hours after the commission thereof. (5) Permittee or any of his employees has caused or permitted any breach of the peace on such premises, or has . performed or permitted any act against the peace, health, welfare or safety of the public. PUBLIC PLACES - BEACH & PIER S. 7511.9 S. 7511.9 Hazardous Water Sports. No person shall use any surf- board, paddleboard, bellyboard, or any similar objects exceeding three and one-half feet in length (excluding soft rubber and/or canvas inflatable apparatus not exceeding four and one-half feet) between the hours of 11:00 A.M. . and 5:00 P.M. , from June 15 to September 10 of each year, in the Pacific Ocean, within 300 yards of the beach, within the city limits of Huntington Beach, provided, how- ever, that the prohibition against surfboards and paddleboards shall . not apply to the areas specifically set apart therefor., at the westerly city limits. (1743 - 4/72) S. 7511.10 Hazardous Articles. No person shall use any surfboard, . paddleboard,- skimmer, bellyboard, rubber life raft, canoe, boat, or any similar object made entirely or partially of wood, metal, glass, hard plastic or any other hard substance at any time, on the beach or in. the Pacific Ocean in a manner that constitutes a hazard to any other person. S. 7511.11 Hazardous Beach Games and Practices. No person shall use any hard ball, soft ball, bat, football, volleyball, shot put, hammer. throw, javelin, boomerang, flying saucer, or any athletic apparatus or game, .or similar object, or conduct or partici- pate in any sport or game at. any place thereon, outside of the area provided therefor, on to conduct or participate in any sand throwing, blanket throwing, or any sport that constitutes a hazard to any person. S. 7511.12 Digging. To dig or cause the digging of any hole in the sand exceeding a depth of two feet. Any person who digs, or causes to be dug, any hole upon the beach shall fill said hole before leaving the beach area. (769) S. 7511.13 Spear Guns. No person shall have any spear gun or sim- ilar underwater fishing device in his or her possession on the shore of any beach unless the point of such device is -covered by a sheath, cork or other protective device. No spear gun or similar weapon or instrument shall be kept cocked, loaded, or otherwise prepared so as to be capable of being discharged while on the beach, or in swimming areas therein. S. 7511.14 Jumping from Municipal Piers and Public Bridges. To dive, jump, or enter the water from the municipal pier or any part thereof; provided, however, that this section shall not apply to the .regularly employed lifeguard personnel of the City of Huntington Beach who are engaged in lifeguard training or in emergency jumps from the pier or bridges for the purpose of saving lives and/or property. (769, 911) 'S. 7511.15 Climbing on Rails- of Municipal Pier or Bridges. To sit; walk or balance on the rails of the municipal pier or public bridges or to climb over or under such rails. (769, 911) S. 7511.16 Climbing on Lifeguard Stations. To climb or cause some- one else to climb on any lifeguard station or ladder on the beach or Municipal Pier unless told to do so by an official- employee of the City. (769 S. 7511.17 BEACH & PIER PUBLIC PLACES S. 7511.17 Laving Down Hazardous Obiects. To lay or cause to be laid, any surfboard, paddleboard or similar object against any lifeguard station or municipal structure. S. 7511.18 False Alarms. To cause to false rescue or call for help when it is not needed, or to cause a lifeguard to enter the water upon a false rescue, or to leave his tower or to have his attention drawn to a false alarm. (769) S. 7511.19 Interfering with the Duties of a Lifeguard. To will- fully resist, delay or obstruct any lifeguard in the discharge or attempt to discharge any duty of his position. S. 7511.19.1 Mirrors. No person shall use a mirror, glass, or any similar object to cause the sun to reflect thereon so as to interfere with the vision of any lifeguard or other person(s) . (1535, 1743 - 4/72) S. 7211.20 Curfew. To be on the public beach within the City of Huntington Beach between the hours of 12:01 A.M. and 5:00 A.M. of the same day, except upon official business of the City of Huntington Beach. In the event of special circumstances so war- ranting, the Director of Harbors and Beaches, in his judgment is hereby authorized and empowered to modify temporarily, the hours during which the beaches are closed. Said modification to be filed with the City Administrator at least 10 days prior to the requested date. S. 7511.21 Fireworks. To light, set off, or discharge or have in his or her possession, fireworks on the beach. (1509) S. 7511.22 Electrical Outlets. No person shall use any electrical outlets on the beach without first obtaining written consent from the Director of Harbors and Beaches and paying such fees as may be prescribed. S. 7511.23 Speaker Systems. No person shall play, use, or operate, or permit to be played, used or operated, any radio, receiving set, musical instrument, phonograph, loudspeaker, sound amplifier or other machine or device for producing or reproducing of sound upon the beach, pier, beach service road or municipal parking lot, at such a volume as to disturb the peace, quiet and comfort of persons who are not voluntary listeners thereto. This section does not apply to the regularly employed safety service personnel of the city who use said safety equipment in the course of their daily operations, nor to any public address system authorized by Section 7554. (174394/72) S. 7512 VEHICLE REGULATION. No person shall operate any skate- board, motor driven cycle, motorcycle, automobile, motor truck or other vehicle or conveyance on the beach other than for law enforcement, lifesaving or emergency purposes, or for beach maintenance purposes, without the expressed written consent of the Director of Harbors and Beaches; nor on any roads on which signs are posted pro- hibiting such activity, nor in any manner or direction prohibited by posted signs, nor on any beach other than on the roads, drives or park- ing areas designed for such pusposes. 1 PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S. 7512.2 S. 7512.2 Speed. No person shall drive any vehicle on the beach at a speed that is greater than is reasonable or prudent, having due regard for the traffic and traffic pattern and the surface and width of the roadway, in no event in excess of ten (10) miler per hour, unless a greater speed is posted. S. 7512.3 Time .Limit. During the period of June 15th to September 15 h, any and all commercial motor vehicles of any type, must make their deliveries to beach concessions between the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. S. 7512.4 Parking. No person shall park any vehicle except in designated parking areas, provided, however, that the Director of Harbors and Beaches is hereby authorized to permit parking along roads and in under-developed areas when, in his opinion, such parking will, not interfere with beach area operations. S. 7512.5 Erection of Speed. Traffic and Parking Signs. The Di- rector of Harbors and Beaches is authorized and directed to erect and maintain signs at locations he deems appropriate, indi- cating the speed limits established by the City Council for .beaches, along roadways and streets herein. The Director of Harbors and Beaches is also authorized to designate parking areas and traffic patterns . and to erect and maintain signs indicating such areas and -patterns. S. 7513 REMOVAL OF SAND. No person shall- remove, or cause to be .. removed from the beach, any sand without written per- mission from the Director of Harbors and Beaches. PUBLIC. PLACES BEACH, & PIER S. 7521 . ,., ARTICLE 752 PIER REGULATIONS G S. .7521 AUTHORITY OVER PIER. The Director of Harbors and Beaches, subject to The provisions of this Article . and such Ordinances as the Council may adopt from time to time, is hereby given full power and authority to regulate or control the use of the public wharf or pier at the foot of Main Street in this City. (344) S. 7522 CONTROL OF PIER. The Director shall have power to de- termine what: portions of said pier shall be open to the public at any and all times, and also what portions of the pier shall not be used . for any specific purpose. S. . 7523 VIOLATION OF POSTED NOTICES. Upon the posting of notices. prohibiting the doing or performing of any acts upon certain portions of said pier by the Director of Harbors and Beaches, it shall be unlawful for any person to use said portion of said pier - for the prohibited purpose or purposes. (344) S. 7524 PROHIBITED ACTS. No person while upon or near the- Mu- nicipal Pier located at the foot of Main Street in this City, and over the Pacific Ocean in this . City) shall do or .cause or permit to be done, any of the following acts: S. 7524.1 Overhead Casting: Cast a fishing line, either with' or Without a fishing pole, by what is commonly known as over- head casting. (344, 554) S, 7524.2 Negligent Casting. To cast a fishing line, lobster trap, crab trap, any mussel hook, or any other such device in such manner as to create a hazard to any other person, . either in the water adjacent to the pier or on the pier. S. 7524.3 Extra Lines. Have more than two fishing- lines to any one person in the water under or near said pier at one time. S. 7524.4 Projecting Poles. Allow or permit any .fishing pole to extend inward from the rail to a distance of more than four feet (41 ) . (344, 554) S. 7524.5 Cleaning. of Fish. Place, cut or clean any fish or bait', or any other marine life upon any bench, or seat placed upon the Municipal Pier or upon the floor of the pier unless same is placed in a container. . (344, 554) S. -7524.6 Lobster Traps: Limit. Have more than two baited hoop nets to any one person in the water under or near said . ' pier at any one- time. S. 7524.6.1 Attending of Traps. Said traps shall be attended by a person at all times. Attended is to be within 500 feet of said traps at all times. (344, 544) ti S. 7524.7 BEACH & PIER PUBLIC PLACES S. 7524.7 Tampering with Lifesaving Equipment. Remove, use or tamper with lifesaving equipment upon said pier, therefor for public use , except in time of emergency. (344, 554�rovided S. 7525 ' VEHICLE REGULATION. As pursuant to S. 7512 in this Chapter. I S. 7525.1 Speed Limit. No person shall drive any motor vehicle upon said pier in excess of five (5) miles per hour. (344,565) S. 7525.2 Heavy Vehicles. No person shall drive or permit to be driven, any vehicle of any kind or character whatsoever, upon said pier of a gross weight in excess of twenty thousand (20,000) pounds. (344, 565) S. 7525.3 Cycling. No person shall possess any bicycle, tricycle, skateboard or any similar type vehicle upon the municipal pier at any time. (1743, 4/72) I S. 7525.4 Parking. No vehicle shall be permitted to park on the pier except for the express purpose of loading or unload- ing supplies, unless he possesses a written permit from the Director of Harbors and Beaches allowing him to do so. No vehicles parked upon the pier shall be left unattended at any time. (1743, 4/72) S. 7525.5 Vendors or their agents shall not make deliveries by ve- I hicles to concessionaires on the pier except between the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. during the dates of June 15th to September 15th. Such time limit shall not be in effect during the re- mainder of the year. (1399) S. 7526 BOAT REGULATIONS. S. 7526.2 Sale of Boat Tickets. No person shall sell or offer for a sale any tickets for transportation upon any boat of any kind whatsoever upon said pier, except from the space in one of the buildings located upon said pier. (344) S. 7526.2 Boat Landings: Time Limit. No person in charge of any boat or other craft shall permit, cause or allow such boat or other craft to stand or remain at any boat landing upon said pier for a longer period then fifteen (15) minutes at any one time. S. 7526.3 Private Boats. Nothing contained in this Article shall be cons rued to prevent the embarking or disembarking of passengers from privately owned or operated boats and other craft, when the same are not in any commercial business, but are operated by the owners thereof without profit, for their own pleasure and amusement, and without charging or receiving any compensation from persons or pas- sengers riding upon said boats or other craft. During emergency oper- ations, no vessel shall use any boat landing upon said pier until said emergency operations are concluded. (344, 1743 - 4/72) I PUBLIC .PLACES BEACH & PIER S. 7526.4 . S. 7526.4 Control of Boat Landing. The boat landing upon said. p.ier shall be under the exclusive charge and control of the Director of Harbors and Beaches and shall not be raised or lowered by any other person, unless by written consent of the Director of Harbors and Beaches. S. 7526.5 Charges for Use of Landing: Such charges shall be made - for the use of said landing upon said pier as may from time to time be fixed by the City Council. (344) PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S. 7531 ARTICLE 753 BEACH PARKING LOT REGULATIONS 1328 S. 7531 PARKING REGULATIONS. The following regulations will apply to parking in any of the city-owned beach park- ing lots: S. 7531.1 Parking is allowed within designated spaces only. S. 7531.2 Parking Lot Hours. 5:00 A.M. to 12:00 midnight. (1743-4/72) S. 7531.2.1 There shall be no overnight parking. S. 7531.2.2 Any deviation from this will be by permission_ of' the Director of Harbors and Beaches. S.. 7531.3 No loitering or obstructing for flow of traffic will be allowed in the parking lot by any person or persons. S. 7531.4 No vehicle shall obstruct any entrance in the parking lot. S. 7531.5 No trailers or similar vehicles will be allowed in the parking lot, from June 15th to September 15th of each year. S. 7531.6 Fees: Fees for parking shall be established by Resolution of The City Council. (1404) S. 7531.7 Any vehicle leaving the parking lot 'and returning will be required to pay on re-entering. S. 7531.8 Number of Parking permits per concession owner will be determined by the Director of Harbors and Beaches. S. 7531.9 Payment of Beach Parking Fee. No person shall cause any vehicle to enter a city-owned or operated beach parking lot without paying the established fee. Any violation of this section is an INFRACTION and punishable by a fine not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100) . (1671 - 9/71) PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S. 7551 ARTICLE 755 PERMITS REWIRED S. 7551 MOTOR VEHICLES. No person owning or operating any motor vehicle of any type (as defined in S. 7512) shall operate, drive, propel or run, or cause or permit any motor vehicle to be operated, driven, propelled, or run upon the beach of the Pacific Ocean within this City, without a permit therefor first being obtained from the Director of Harbors and Beaches. (248, 1160) . S. 7551.1 Application for Permit. Any person desiring to operate any motor vehicle or vehicles upon the beach of the Pacific Ocean within this City may apply to the Director of Harbors and Beaches for a permit to do so by an application in writing. (248) S. -7551.1.1 Contents of Application. Such application shall state the time and place for which said permit is desired; shall state the kind and character of motor vehicle or vehicles to be operated; the names of the persons to operate the vehicle or vehicles; from time to time by the Director of Harbors and Beaches. S. 7551.2 Examining of Applicant. Upon receipt of any application for a permit to operate a motor vehicle or vehicles upon the beach, the Director may examine the applicant or any persons named therein as the driver or operator of any motor vehicle. (248) S. 7551.2.1 . Safeguards. The Director of Harbors and Beaches .may re- quire such safeguards for the protection of the public as he may deem advisable. (248) S. 7551.3 Issuance of Permit. If he shall deem the applicant and he person t. o operate the motor vehicle or vehicles to be properly qualified and if suitable safeguards are provided for the pro- tection of the public, . the Director of Harbors and Beaches may issue a permit therefor. (248) S. 7551.3.1 Scope of Permit. Any person holding such a permit may operate or cause to be operated, a motor vehicle or ve- hicles in accordance with the terms thereof at the time and place in said permit specified. (248) S. 7552 CONCESSIONS. No person shall conduct or carry on upon said beach or pier or any part thereof, any business of any kind whatsoever, without first having obtained a permit from the City Council to do so. (344) S. 7552.1 Business Location. No permit shall be issued for the carrying on of any business upon said beach or pier, ex- cept in building constructed therfor. (344 S. 7552.2 Leasing of Space in Buildings. Space in .any building located upon said beach or pier may be leased by the City Council at their discretion. S. 7552.3 BEACH & PIER PUBLIC PLACES S. 7552.3 Rental Terms. The terms for the payment of rental for such space shall be specifically set forth in the agree- ment therefor, created by the City Council. (344) �I S. 7553 COMMERCIAL FILMING AND PHOTOGRAPHY. No person shall take . any motion pictures or photographs on the beach for com- mercial purposes, without a permit therefor first had and obtained from the Director of Harbors and Beaches. S. 7553.1 Application for Permit. Any person desiring to take com- mercial motion pictures or photography on the beach may apply to the Director of Harbors and Beaches for a permit to do so by an application in writing. S. 7553.1.1 Contents of Application. Such application shall state time and place which said permit is desired and any such information as may be required by the Director of Harbors and Beaches. S. 7553.2 Examining of Applicant. Upon receipt of any application for a permit to take motion picture film or still photo- graphs, the Director of Harbors and Beaches may investigate and examine the applicant or any persons named therein. S. 7553.2.1 Safeguards. The Director of Harbors and Beaches may re- quire such safeguards for the protection of the public as he may deem advisable. S. 7553.3 Fees. MOTION PICTURE FILMING $200.00 per day STILL PHOTOGRAPHY $25.00 per day Said fees shall be payable to the Director of Harbors and Beaches, plus any cost to the City for any Police, Fire, Lifeguard or Maintenance use of City Building, or any other service. Licensee must post an insurance certificate with the City, naming City as co-insured; said certificate to be approved by the City Attorney. S. 7554 PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS: PERMIT REQUIRED. No person shall set up, use, operate, or maintain a public address system on the beach within this City, except in those areas specifically desig- nated therefor, nor shall any person set up, use, operate, or maintain a public address system without first obtaining a written permit from the Director of Harbors and Beaches. The Director of Harbors and Beaches is expressly given the authority to determine the maximum amplification permissible in areas designated consistent with other persons, enjoy- ment of the recreational area facilities. S. 7555 SPECIAL USE PERMITS. The Director of Harbors and Beaches (1743 — 4/72)may, at his discretion, designate special use areas. BUILDING ELECTRICAL CODE S. 8211 CHAPTER 82 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE 1520 ARTICLE 821. Adoption of Code 822. Amendments ARTICLE 821 ADOPTION OF CODE S. 8211 ADOPTION OF NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE. There is hereby adopted by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach for the purpose of safeguarding persons and buildings and their contents from hazards arising from the use of electricity for light, heat, power, radio, signaling and other purposes; providing basic minimum standards for all wiring and electrical equipment installed, used or maintained; requiring._a permit and inspection. therefor; pro- viding for the administration and enforcement of the standards set forth therein; and prescribing penalties for violations thereof, that certain code known as the National Electrical Code, 1968 edition, compiled by the National Electrical Code Committee under the spon- sorship of the National Fire Protection Association, of which code not less than three (3) copies have' been and are now filed in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach, and the same is hereby adopted and incorporated as fully as though set forth fully herein, including all tables, examples, charts, diagrams, ap- pendix thereto and Tentative Interim Amendments No. 146 and 148, . subject to amendments and additions hereinafter provided. This chapter may be cited and referred to as the Huntington Beach Electrical Code. ARTICLE 822 AMENDMENTS S. 8221 AMENDMENTS. The National Electrical Code is hereby amended by adding the following sections to read as follows: S. 8221.1 Administrative Authority. Wherever the words "Adminis-. trative Authority" appear in this code, it shall mean the Building and Safety Director of the City of Huntington Beach, or his duly appointed representative. 4 S. 8221.2 ELECTRICAL CODE BUILDING S. 8221.2 Duties of the Administrative Authority. It shall be the duty of the Administrative Authority to enforce all pro- visions of this code. He shall, upon application, grant or deny per- mits for the installation or alteration of electrical wiring, devices, appliances, and equipment. He shall deny permits in cases where any of the foregoing, or the method by which any of the foregoing is ac- complished, is reasonably determined by him to be hazardous or dan- gerous to persons or property because the method of installation or construction or manufacture results in a condition which is hazardous or dangerous to persons or property, or because such electrical wiring, devices, appliances or equipment is defective or defectively installed. He shall make inspections and reinspections of the installation, main- tenance and repair of all electrical wiring, connections, fixtures, appliances, apparatus, machinery, equipment and work inside, outside, overhead, or underground within his jurisdiction. He shall be. the official representative of this jurisdiction to the code making body of this code and shall attend, or cause one or more of his assistants to attend all meetings where code changes are considered. (1674-10/71) S. 8221.3 Activities Prohibited. It shall be unlawful for the Administrative Authority, or any of his assistants, to engage in the business of, in the sale, installation, or main- tenance of electrical wiring, devices, appliances, or equipment, either directly or indirectly, and they shall have no financial in- terest in any concern engaged in such business within the limits of the City of Huntington Beach while holding such office as herein pro- vided for. S. 8221.4 Dangerous Electrical Equipment. When any electrical equipment, or method of installation or manufacture of electrical equipment, is found by the Administrative Authority to be hazardous or dangerous to persons or property because the meth- od of installation or construction or manufacture results in a con- dition which is hazardous or dangerous to persons or property, or because it is defective or defectively installed, the person, firm, or corporation responsible for the electrical equipment shall be notified in writing and shall make any changes or repairs, as re- quired by the sections of this code pertaining to electricity or other laws to place such equipment in a safe condition. If such work is not completed within fifteen (15) days or longer periods, as may be specified by the Administrative Authority, said Admin- istrative Authority shall have the authority to disconnect or order the discontinuance of electrical service to said electrical equip- ment, and any person, firm, or corporation or political subdivision ordered to discontinue such electrical service shall do so within twenty-four (24) hours and shall not reconnect or allow it to be reconnected until notified to do so by the Administrative Authority. (1674 - 10/71) S. 8221.5 Same. In cases of emergency, where necessary for the safety of persons or property, or where elec- trical equipment may interfere with the work of the Fire Department, the Administrative Authority shall have the authority to discon- nect or cause the disconnection of any electrical equipment immediately. BUILDING ELECTRICAL CODE S. 8221.5.1 S. 8221.5.1 Use of Aluminum Conductors Prohibited. (a) The City Council finds that the acts prohibited by subsection (b) of th_s section are hazardous or dangerous to persons or property and declares that the public health, safety and welfare requires such prohibition. (b) . It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation, either as an owner, architect, contractor, artisan or otherwise, to terminate or to connect to any other conductor, any solid size No. 6 American wire gauge or smaller aluminum conductor in residential construction branch circuit wiring. (1742 - 4/72) S. 8221.6 Interpretation of Code. In cases where development in he application and uses of electricity, or methods of installation, construction, or manufacture of electrical conductors, connectors or other electrical equipment or materials, or special or unusual methods of building construction, creates problems or conditions which are not clearly contemplated by sections of this code pertaining to electricity, and makes literal application of the rule, or rules, impracticable, the Administrative Authority is hereby empowered to make his own rules wherever there is a question as to motive or method or manner in which material shall be installed; provided, however, that any person who feels himself aggrieved by any rule, or rules, made by the Administrative Authority in accordance :with the foregoing, or any member of the City Council, shall, within thirty (30) days from the effective date thereof, have the right to appeal to the Board of Appeals of the city for a review and determination of the reasonableness thereof. The determination of the Board of Appeals shall be final unless such . determination is appealed to the City Council within ten (10) days thereafter by the appellant, Building Director or any member of the City Council. (1674 - .10/71) S. 8221.6.1 Board of Appeals. The Board' of Appeals, for the pur- pose of this article, shall be the Board of Appeals provided for by the Uniform Building Code, Volume I, and the duties and authority of the Board, in addition to those set forth in this article, shall be as set forth in said Uniform Building Code, Volume I, and shall include without limiting the generality of the fore- going the duty of recommending to the City Council such new legis- lation as the board deems necessary. (1671 - 10/71) S. 8221.7 Permits. No electrical equipment shall be installed within or on any buildings, structures, or premises, publicly or privately owned, nor shall any alteration or addition be made in any existing equipment without first securing a permit therefor from the Administrative Authority. S. 8221.8 ELECTRICAL CODE BUILDING EXCEPTIONS: (a) Minor repair work, the replacement of lamps, or the connection of portable electrical equipment to suitable permanently installed receptacles. (b) Installations in ships, railway cars, or automotive equipment. (c) The installation, alteration, or repair of electrical equipment installed by or for an electricity supply agency for the use of such agency in the generation, transmission, distribution, or metering of electricity. (d) The installation, alteration, or repair, but not the power supply of electrical equipment used for the transmission of communications, either by radio or by wire. S. 8221.8 Applications for Permits. Written applications for elec- trical permits shall describe the work to be done, and shall be made on the forms provided. The application for electrical permits for installation of electrical wiring or equipment shall be accomplished by such plans, specifications, and schedules as may be necessary to determine whether the installation will be in conformity with the requirements of the sections of this code pertaining to electricity. If it shall be found that the installation will conform to all legal requirements and if the applicant has complied with the provisions of the sections of this code pertaining to electricity, a permit for such installation may be issued. No deviation may be made from the installation described in the permit without the approval of the Administrative Authority. If it shall be found by the Administrative Authority that the electrical equipment is defective or defectively installed, or that such equipment or installation or the method of installation of such is a hazard or danger, or will cause a condition which is a hazard or danger to the safety of persons or property, a permit for such equipment or installation shall be denied by the Ad- ministrative Authority. (1674 - 10/71) S. 8221.9 Permit. To Whom Issued. Electrical permits shall be issued only to persons who employ a qualified special electrical inspector, qualified and registered by the Administrative Authority, to provide continuous inspection of the work to be done. EXCEPTION: A special electrical inspector need not be employed by: (a) Any state-licensed electrical contractor, electrical sign con- tractor or elevator contractor who is acting in a lawful contract- ual capacity; or (b) Any person who does any electrical work regulated by this code in a single-family dwelling used exclusively for living purposes, provided that said person is: �1). The owner of said dwelling; and 2) Does occupy or will occupy said dwelling; and �3� Personally purchases all materials; and 4 Personally performs all labor connected with the project. BUILDING ELECTRICAL CODE S. 8221.10 S. 8221.10 Annual Permit. In lieu of any individual permit for each installation or alteration, an annual permit shall, upon application therefor, be issued to any person, firm, or corpor- ation which employs full time, one or more registered special elec- trical inspectors to supervise the electrical work at premises occu- pied by said person, firm or corporation. Within fifteen (15) days following the end of each calendar month, the person, firm, or corporation to whom an annual permit has been issued, shall transmit to the Administrative Authority, a duplicate copy of the record of electrical work performed and secure a permit. S. 8221.11 Permit Required. No electrical work for which a permit is required shall be commenced in any building or on any premises until a permit to do such work shall have first been ob- tained. S. 8221.12 Temporary Working Permit. When, in the opinion of the Administrative Authority, special conditions warrant, a temporary working permit may be issued to allow the permittee to com- mence the installation of electrical wiring prior to obtaining a reg- ular electrical permit; however, the temporary working permit shall be replaced by a regular permit before the final rough inspection can be made. S. 8221.13 Permit Nontransferable. A permit granted to one person, - firm, or corporation shall not authorize any other per- son, firm, or corporation, except an employee of the permittee, to do any electrical wiring. BUILDING ELECTRICAL CODE S. 8221.60 (600-2a) 600-2(a) DISCONNECTING MEANS. REQUIRED. An accessible dis- connecting means consisting of one or more plug fuses, or a suitable ;witch shall be installed in or on each fixed sign and in or on a transformer enclosure of each electric discharge outline lighting sys-. tem to provide means for disconnecting all ungrounded conductors supplying such equipment. (b) Signs individually metered with single-phase loads of less than 3500 watts or not more than two (2) circuits may be served by a two-wire service. S. 8221.61 The National. Electrical Code, 1968 edition, is hereby amended by adding thereto diagram entitled, "Electrical Service Grounding and Bonding Requirements. " S'. 8331.63 Severability. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this code, for any future amendments or additions hereto, is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent, juris- diction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this code, or any future amendments or additions hereto. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach hereby declares that it would have adopted this code and each section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion or any future amendments or additions thereto, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections, clauses, phrases, portions or any future amendments or additions thereto be declared invalid or unconstitutional. (1742 - 4/72) PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S . 7511 ARTICLE 751 BEACH• REGULATIONS �. S . 7511 UNLAWFUL ACTS . It shall be unlawful for any person to do or- commit, or for any person to cause or permit to be done or committeed within the boundaries of any beach, within the City limits of the City of Huntington Beach, owned, operated, controlled or formed by the City Council of the- City of Huntington Beach, any of the following: S . 7511. 1 Defacing and/or Destroying of Public Property. To cut, carve, hack, remove, deface, or otherwise injure any fence, post, toilet, lavatory, restroom, building, sign or other structure, or to place writing upon the interior or exterior of any fence, post, toilet, lavatory, restroom, building, sign or other structure therein, any ini- tial, name writing, printing, drawing or vulgar, profane or obscene word or picture . (769) S . 7511.2 Littering . To scatter handbills or advertisements therein, or to deposit bottles , cans or other rubbish or trash in any place therein, other than the receptacles provided for such purpose, or to deposit newspapers , rags , or parts of clothing in the toilets thereof. (769) S . 7511.3 Placing Dangerous Objects in Bathing Area. To throw, cast, deposit, or cause to be thrown, cast or deposited on the beach of the Pacific Ocean, below the high tide line in this City, any glass, bottles , tin cans, nails, rubbish, trash, or any article whatso- ever that is or may become a menace to life or limb to any person or bather in said ocean or on said beach. S . 7511.4 Camps Prohibited . To maintain any camp or occupy the same at any place on the beach of the Pacific Ocean within the City, except by special permit issued. by .the Director of Harbors and Beaches . S . 7511.5 Fires . To light, kindle, set or maintain fires or coals thereon, except in the fire rings provided therefor. (769) S . 7511.6 Dogs and Other Animals . No person having the care , charge or control of any dog or pet or domesticated or wild animal or reptile, shall permit or allow said pet, domesticated or wild animal or reptile to be, under any circumstances or conditions, on or upon the Municipal Pier, or upon the public beaches in the City of Huntington Beach. S . 7511.7 Soliciting. No person shall engage in the business of soliciting, selling or peddling any liquids or edibles for human consumption, or to distribute circulars, or to hock, peddle or vend any goods , wares , merchandise, except pursuant to a permit issued under the authority of the Director of Harbors and Beaches . S . 7511.8 BEACH & PIER PUBLIC PLACES S . 7511.8 Alcoholic Beverages . (1588-7/70) (a) Except as hereinafter provided, no person shall, on or upon the beach or pier within the city limits of Huntington Beach consume, sell, purchase, give away or have in his. possession. any alcoholic beverage, or transport or deliver to any person or persons therein any alcoholic beverage . (b) The City Council may grant permits for the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages under the following terms and conditions: (1) The kind or kinds of permitted alcoholic beverages shall be named in the permit. (2) Each permit shall require that all alcoholic beverages be sold and consumed on permittee 's premises, the location and area of permittee 's premises to be set forth in said permit . (3) That there be compliance with all other city, county and state laws and regulations . (4) Such other terms and conditions as are reasonably required to protect the peace; health, welfare or safety of the public . (5) Said permit shall not be transferable . (6) The permit shall expire one (1) year from and after the date of issuance, unless sooner revoked as provided by this article . (7) Nothing herein contained shall be construed as permitting the sale, use, possession or consumption of any alcoholic beverage on the beach or pier, except pursuant to and as limited by a permit, as above set forth. (c) Permits are subject to suspension or to revocation by the City Council after notice to permittee and public hearing, on any of the following grounds: i (1) Permittee has made a substantial misrepresentation in his application for permit. (2) Permittee or any of his employees has violated any laws or regulations concerning the operation of the business , or any terms or conditions of the permit. (3) Permittee or any of his employees has been convicted of any crime involving moral turpitude . (4) Permittee or any of his employees has knowingly permitted ' use of narcotics or dangerous drugs without reporting such incidents to the police department without unnecessary delay or not more than twenty-four (24) hours after the commission thereof. (5) Permittee or any of his employees has caused or permitted any breach of the peace on such premises, or has performed or permitted. any act against the peace, health, welfare or safety of the public . i PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S . 7511.9 S . 7511.9 Hazardous Water_ Sports . No person shall use any surfboard , pad.d.leboard, be lye board., or any similar objects made entirely or partially of wood, metal, glass, hard plastic, or any other substance, exceeding four and one-half feet in length, between the hours of 11: 00 A.M. and 5: 00 P.M. , from June 15th to September 15th of each year, in the Pacific Ocean, within .300 yards of the beach, within the City limits of Huntington Beach, provided, however, that the riding of surfboards or padd.leboards. shall not apply to the areas specifically set apart therefor, at the westerly City limits . S . 7511.10 Hazardous Articles . No person shall use any surfboard., pad.dleboard., skimmer, bellyboard, rubber life raft, canoe, boat, or any similar object made entirely or partially of wood, metal, glass , hard. plastic or any other hard substance at. any time, on the beach or in the Pacific Ocean in a manner that constitutes a hazard. to any other person. S . 7511. 11 Hazardous Beach Games and Practices . No person shall use any hard ball, soft ball, bat, football, volleyball, shot. put, hammer throw, javelin, boomerang, flying saucer, or any athletic apparatus or game, or similar object, or conduct or participate in any sport or game at any place thereon, outside of the area provided there- for, or to conduct or participate in any sand throwing, blanket throw- ing,' or any sport that constitutes . a hazard to any person. S . 7511. 12 Digging. To dig or cause the digging of any hole in the sand exceeding a depth of two feet. Any person who digs , or causes to be dug, any hole upon the beach shall fill said hole before leaving the beach area. (769) S . 7511.13 Spear Guns . No person shall have any spear gun or similar underwater fishing device in his or her possession on the shore of any beach unless the point of such device is covered by a sheath, cork or other protective device . No spear gun or similar weapon or instrument shall be kept cocked, loaded, or otherwise prepared. so as to be capable of being discharged while on the beach, or in swimming areas therein. S . 7511.14 Jumping_. from Municipal Piers and Public Bridges . To d.ive, jump, or enter the water from the municipal pier or any part thereof; provided, however, that this section shall not apply to the regularly employed lifeguard personnel of the City of Huntington Beach who are engaged in lifeguard training or in emergency jumps from the pier or bridges for the purpose of saving lives and/or property. (769, 911) S . 7511.15 Climbing on Rails of Municipal Pier or Bridges . To sit, walk or balance on the rails of the municipal pier or public bridges or to climb over or under such rails . (769, 911) S . 7511.16 Climbing on Lifeguard. Stations . To climb or cause some- one else to climb on any lifeguard station or lad.d.er on the beach or Municipal Pier, unless told to do so by an official employee of the City. (769) S . 7511.17 BEACH & PIER PUBLIC PLACES S . 7511. 17 Laying Down Hazardous Objects . To lay or cause to be laid , any surfboard., pad.d.leboard . or similar object against any lifeguard. station or municipal structure.. S . 7511.18 False Alarms . To cause to false rescue or call for help when it is not needed, or to cause a lifeguard to enter the water upon a false rescue, or to leave his tower or to have his attention drawn to a false alarm. (769) S . 7511. 19 Interferring with the Duties of a Lifeguard.. To will- fully resist, delay or .-obstruct any lifeguard. in the discharge or attempt to discharge any duty of his position. S . 7511.19. 1 No person shall use a mirror, glass or any similar object in a manner which would cause the sun or any other bright light to reflect on such mirror, glass or other similar object for the purpose of wilfully interfering with the vision of any police officer, peace officer, lifeguard. or special officer of the city while in the performance of his duties . (1535) S . 7511.20 Curfew. To be on the public beach within the City of IFF timgton Beach between the hours of 12: 01 A.M. and 5: 00 A.M. of the same day, except upon official business of the City of Huntington Beach. In the event of special circumstances so warrant-. ing, the Director of Harbors and Beaches, in his judgment is hereby authorized and empowered to modify temporarily, the hours during which the beaches are closed . Said modification to be filed with the City Administrator at least 10 days prior to the requested date . S . 7511.21 Fireworks . To light, set off, or d.ischarge or have in his or her possession, fireworks on the beach (1509) S . 7511.22 Electrical Outlets . No person shall use any electrical outlets on the beach without first obtaining written consent from the Director of Harbors and Beaches and paying such fees as may be prescribed . S . 7512 VEHICLE REGULATION. No person shall operate any skate- board, motor driven cycle, motorcycle, automobile, motor truck or other vehicle of conveyance on the beach other than for law enforcement, lifesaving or emergency purposes , or for beach maintenance purposes, without the expressed written consent of the Director of Harbors and Beaches; nor on any road.s on which signs are posted pro- hibiting such activity, nor in any manner or direction prohibited by posted signs, nor on any beach other than on the roads , drives or park- ing areas designed for such purposes . S . 7512.2 Speed . No person shall drive any vehicle on the beach at a speed that is greater than is reasonable or prudent, having due regard. for the traffic and. traffic pattern and. the surface and. width of the roadway, in no event in excess of ten (10) miles per hour, unless a greater speed is posted . PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S . 7512. 3 S . 7512.3 Time Limit . During the period of June 15th to September 15th, _ any and -all commercial motor .vehicles of any type, must make their deliveries to beach concessions between the hours of 6: 00 A.M. and 11: 00 A.M. S . 7512 .4 Parking . No person shall park any vehicle except in designated parking areas, provided, however, that the Director of Harborrand Beaches is hereby authorized. to permit parking along roads and in und.er-developed areas when, in his opinion, such parking will not interfere with beach area operations . S . 7512.5 Erection of Speed, Traffic and. Parking Signs . The Director of Harbors and. Beaches is authorized. and. directed to erect and maintain signs at locations he deems appropriate, indicating the speed limits established by the City Council for beaches , along road- ways and streets therein. The Director of Harbors and Beaches is also authorized .to designate parking areas and traffic patterns and to erect and maintain signs indicating such areas and patterns . S . 7513 REMOVAL OF SAND. No person shall remove, or cause to be removed from the beach, any said without written permission from the Director of Harbors and Beaches . PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S . 7521 ARTICLE 752 PIER REGULATIONS S . 7521 AUTHORITY OVER PIER. The Director of Harbors and Beaches , subject. to the provisions of this Article and. such- Ordinances as the Council may adopt from time to time, is hereby given full power and. authority to regulate or control the use of the public wharf or pier at the foot of Main Street in this City. (344). S . 7522 CONTROL OF PIER. The Director shall have power to determine what portions of said pier shall be open to the public at any and all times, and also what portions of the pier shall not be used. for any specific purpose . S . 7523 VIOLATION OF POSTED NOTICES. Upon the posting of notices prohibiting the doing or performing of any acts upon certain portions of said pier by the Director of Harbors and Beaches, it shall be unlawful for any person to use said portion of said pier for the prohibited purpose or purposes . (344) D. 7524 PROHIBITED ACTS . No person while upon or near the Municipal Pier located at the foot of Main Street in this City, and over the Pacific Ocean in this City) shall do or cause or permit to be done, any of the following acts: S . 7524. 1 Overhead Casting: Cast a fishing line, either with or with- out a fishing pole, by what is commonly known as overhead casting. (344, 554) S . 7524.2 NeEl igent Casting . To cast a fishing line, lobster trap, crab trap, any mussel hook, or any other such device in such manner as to create a hazard to any other person, either in the water adjacent to .the pier or on the pier. S . 7524.3 Extra Lines . Have more than two fishing lines to any one person in the water under or near said pier at one time . S . 7524.4 Projecting Poles . Allow or permit any fishing pole to extend inward from the rail to a distance of more than four feet (41 ) . (344, 554) S . 7524.5 Cleaning of Fish. Place , cut or clean any fish or bait, or any other marine life upon any beach or seat placed upon the Municipal Pier or upon the floor of the pier unless same is placed in a container. (344, 554) S . 7524.6 Lobster Traps: Limit . Have more than two baited hoop nets to any one person in the. water under or near said pier at any one time . S . 7524.6 .1 Attending of Traps . Said. traps shall be attended. by a person at all times . Attended is to be within 500 feet of said traps at all times . (344, 544) S . 7524.7 BEACH & PIER PUBLIC PLACES ' S . 7524.7 Tampering with Lifesaving Equipment. Remove, use or tamper with lifesaving.. equipment upon said pier, provided therefor for public use , except in time of emergency. (344, 554) S . 7525 VEHICLE REGULATION. As pursuant to S . 7512 in this Chapter. S . 7525. 1 Speed Limit . No person shall drive any motor vehicle upon said pier in excess of five (5) miles per hour. (344, 565) S . 7525.2 Heavy Vehicles . No person shall drive or permit to be driven, any vehicle of any kind. or character whatsoever, upon said pier of a gross weight in excess of twenty thousand (20,000) pounds . (344, 565) S . 7525.3 Cycling. No person shall ride or permit, to be driven any bicycle, tricycle, skateboard, or any similar type vehicle on the pier at any time . S . 7525.4 Parking. No vehicle will be permitted to park on the pier except for the express purpose of loading or unloading supplies , unless he possesses a written permit from the Director of Harbors and Beaches allowing him to do so . S . 7525.5 Vendors or their agents shall not make deliveries by vehicles . to concessionaires on the pier except between the hours of 6: 00 A.M. and 11: 00 A.M. during the dates of June 15th to September 15th. Such time limit shall not be in effect during the remainder of the year. (1399) S . 7526 BOAT REGULATIONS . S . 7526 . 1 Sale of Boat Tickets . No person shall sell or offer for sale any tickets for transportation upon any boat of any kind whatsoever upon said pier, except from the space in one of the buildings located upon said pier. (344) S . 7526 .2 Boat Landings: Time Limit. No person in charge of any boat or other craft shall permit, cause or allow such boat or other craft to stand or remain at any boat landing upon said pier for a longer period then fifteen (15) minutes at any one time . (344) S . 7526.3 Private Boats . Nothing contained in the foregoing sections of this section shall be construed to prevent the embarking or disembarking of passengers from privately owned or operated boats and other craft, when the same are not in any commercial business , but are operated by the owners thereof without profit, for their own pleas- ure and amusement, and without charging or receiving any compensation from persons or passengers riding upon said boats or other craft . (344) S . 7526.4 Control of Boat Landing. The boat landing upon said pier shall be under t e exclusive charge and control of the Directors of Harbors and Beaches and shall not be raised or lowered by any other person, unless by written consent of the Director of Harbors and Beaches . S . 7526.5 Charges for Use of Landing: Such charges shall be made for the use of said landing upon said pier as may from time to time be fixed by the City Council. (344) PUBLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S . 7531 ARTICLE 753 - BEACH PARKING LOT REGULATIONS 132 S . 7531 PARKING REGULATIONS . The following regulations will apply to parking in any of the. city-owned beach park- ing lots: S . 7531 . 1 Parking is allowed within designated spaces only. S . 7531.2 Parking lot hours: 8: 00 A.M. to 12 Midnight . S . 7531.2 . 1 There shall be no overnight parking . S . 7531.2.2 Any deviation from this will be by permission of the Director of Harbors and Beaches . S . 7531.3 No loitering or obstructing for flow of traffic will be allowed in the parking lot by any person or persons S . 7531.4 No vehicle shall obstruct any entrance in the parking lot . S . 7531.5 No trailers or similar vehicles will be allowed in the parking lot, from June 15th to September 15th of each . year. S . 7531.6 Fees: Fees for parking shall be established by Reso- lution of the City Council. (1404) S . 7531.7 Any vehicle leaving the parking lot and returning will be required to pay on re-entering . S . 7531.8 Number of Parking permits per concession owner will be determined by the Director of Harbors and Beaches . S . 7531.9 Payment Of Beach Parking Fee. No person shall cause any vehicle o enter a city owned or operated beach parking lot without paying the established fee . Any violation of this section is an INFRACTION and punishable by a fine not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100) . (1671-9/71) PU�iLIC PLACES BEACH & PIER S . 7551 ARTICLE 755 PERMITS REQUIRED S . 7551 MOTOR VEHICLES . No person owning or operating any motor vehicle of any type (as defined in S . 7512) shall operate , drive, propel or run, or cause or-permit any motor vehicle to be operated , driven, propelled; or run upon the beach of the Pacific Ocean within this.• City, without a permit therefor first being obtained from the Director'.bf Harbors and Beaches . (248, 1160) S . 7551. 1 . Application for Permit . Any .person desiring to operate any motor vehicle or vehicles upon the beach of the Pacific Ocean within this City may apply to the Director of Harbors and Beaches for a permit to do so by an application in writing. (248) S . 7551. 1:.1 Contents. of 'Application. Such application shall state the time and place for which said . permit is desired; shall state the kind and. character of motor, vehicle or vehicles to be operated; the names of the persons to operate the vehicle or; vehicles; from time to time by the Director of Harbors and Beaches . S . 7551.2 Examining of Applicant . Upon receipt of any application for a permit to operate a motor vehicle or vehicles upon the beach, the Director may examine the applicant or any persons named therein as the driver or operator of any motor vehicle . (248) S : 7551.2. 1 Safeguards . The Director of Harbors and Beaches may require such safeguard. for the protection of the public as he may deem advisable . (248) m S . 7551.3 Issuance of Perit . If he shall deem the applicant and the person to operate the .motor vehicle or vehicles to be properly qualified and if suitable safeguards are provided. fox :the pro- tection of the public the Director of Harbors . and Beaches may issue a permit therefor. (24�) S . 7551.3. 1 Scope of Permit . Any person holding -such a permit may operate .or cause to be operated, ;a motor vehicle or vehicles in accordance with the terms_ thereof at the time and glace in said permit specified . (248) S . 7552 CONCESSIONS . No person shall conduct or carry on upon said beach or pier or any part thereof, any business of any kind whatsoever, without first having obtained a permit from the City Council to . do so . (.344) S .- 7552. 1 Business Location. No permit shall be issued for the carrying on of any business upon said beach or pier, except in bilild.ing constructed therefor. (344) S . 7552.2 Leasing of Space in Buildings . Space in any building lo- cated upon said beach or pier may be leased by the City Council at .their discretion. S . 7552 . 3 BEACH & PIER PUBLIC PLACES S . 7552. 3 Rental Terms . The terms for the payment of rental for such space shall be specifically set forth in the agree- ment therefor, created by the City Council. ( 344) S . 7553 COMMERCIAL FILMING AND PHOTOGRAPHY. No person shall take any motion pictures or photographs on the beach for commer- cial purposes , without a permit therefor first had and obtained from the Director of Harbors and Beaches . S . 7553 .1 Application for Permit. Any person desiring to take com- mercial motion pictures or photography on the beach may apply to the Director of Harbors and Beaches for a permit to do so by an application in writing. S . 7553 .1. 1 Contents of Application. Such application shall state time and place which said permit is desired and. any such information as may be required by the Director of Harbors and Beaches . S . 7553 .2 Examining of Applicant . Upon receipt of any application for a permit to take. motion picture film or still photo- graphs, the Director of Harbors and Beaches may investigate and examine the applicant or any persons named therein. S . 7553 .2 .1 Safeguards . The Director of Harbors and Beaches may re- quire such safeguards for the protection of the public as he=:may deem advisable . S . 7553 .3 Fees . MOTION PICTURE FILMING $200.00 per day STILL PHOTOGRAPHY 25 .00 per day Said fees shall be payable to the Director of Harbors and. Beaches, plus any cost to the City for any Police, Fire, Lifeguard. or Maintenance use of City Building, or any other service . Licenses must post an insurance certificate with the City, naming City as co-insured; said certificate to be approved by the City Attorney. S . 7554 PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEMS: PERMIT REQUIRED. No person shall . set up, use, operate, or maintain a public address system on the beach within this City, except in those areas specifically desig- nated therefor, nor shall any person set up, use, operate, or maintain a public address system without first obtaining a written permit from the Director of Harbors and Beaches . The Director of Harbors and Beaches is expressly given the authority to determine the maximum amplification permissible in areas d.esignated consistent with other persons ' enjoy- ment of the recreational area facilities . BUILDING L - 2RICAL COD O 8 1.1.. CHAPTER 82 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE 0 ARTICLE 821. Adoption of Code 822. Amendments ARTICLE 821 ADOPTION OF CODE S . 82.11 ADOPTION OF NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE. There is hereby ad.opted. by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach for the purpose of safeguarding persons and. buildings and. their contents from hazards arising from the use of electricity for light, heat, power, radio, signaling and. other purposes; providing basic minimum standards for all wiring and. electrical equipment installed., used. or maintained.; requiring a permit and. inspection therefor; pro- viding for the administration and. enforcement of the standards set forth therein; and. prescribing penalties for violations thereof, that certain code known as the National Electrical Code, 1968 edition, compiled by the .National Electrical Code Committee under the spon- sorship of the National Fire Protection Association, of which code not less than three (3) copies have been and. are now filed in the office of. the City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach, and the same is hereby 'ad.opted and. incorporated. as fully as though set forth fully herein, including all tables, examples, charts, diagrams ap- pendix thereto and. Tentative Interim Amendments No. 146 and LL48, subject to amendments and additions hereinafter provided . This chapter may be cited. arid, referred. to as the Huntington Beach Elec- . trical Code . ARTICLE 822 AMENDMENTS S . 822"i. AMENDMENTS . The National Electrical Code is hereby amended. by adding the following sections to read. a fol- lows: S . 8221.1 Administrative Authority. Wherever the words "Adminis- ra ive AuthoritYTr appear in this code, it shall mean the Building and. Safety Director of the City of Huntington Beach, or his duly appointed. representative . S , 8221.2 Duties of the Administrative Authority. It shall be the d.0 y of tFie Administrative Authority to enforce all pro- visions of this cod.e . He shall, upon application, grant or deny per- mits for the installation or alteration of electrical wiring, devices , appliances, and equipment. He shall deny permits in cases where any of the foregoing, or the method. by which any of 'the foregoing is accomplished., is reasonably determined. by him to be hazardous or dangerous to persons or property because the method. of installation or construction or manufacture results in a condition which is haz- ard.ous or dangerous to persons or property, or because such electrical S . 8221.3 ELECTBICAL CODE BU:IL:D"CNG ` wiring, devices, appliances or equipment is defective or de:fecta.'voly installed . He shall make inspections and reinspections of the instal- j lation, maintenance and. repair of all electrical wiring, connections, fixtures, appliances, apparatus, machinery, equipment and work. in- side, outside, overhead., or underground. within his jurisdiction. He shall be the official representative of this jurisdiction to the code making body of this code and shall attend., or cause one or more of his assistants to attend. all meetings where code changes are consid.- ered.. (1674-10/71) I S . 8221. 3 Activities Prohibited.. It shall be unlawful for the Administrative Authority, or any of his assistants, to engage in the business of, in the sale, installation, or main- tenance of electrical wiring, devices, appliances, or equipment, either directly or indirectly, and they shall have no financial in- terest in any concern engaged. in such business within the limits of the City of Huntington Beach while holding such office as herein pro- vided. for. S . 8221.4 Dangerous Electrical E ui ment. When any electrical equipment_, or meEEoT of installation or manufacture of electrical equipment, is found. by the Administrative Authority to be hazardous or dangerous to persons or property because the meth- od of installation or construction or manufacture results in a con- dition which is hazardous or dangerous to persons or property, or because it is defective or defectively installed., the person, firm, or corporation responsible for the electrical equipment shall be notified. in writing and. shall make any changes or repairs, as re- quired. by the sections of this code pertaining to electricity or other laws to place such equipment in a safe condition. If such work is not completed. within fifteen (15) days or longer periods, as may be specified. by the Administrative Authority, said. Admin- istrative Authority shall have the authority to disconnect or order the discontinuance of electrical service to said electrical equip- ment, and. any person, firm, or corporation or political subdivision ordered. to discontinue such electrical service shall do so within twenty-four (24) hours and. shall not reconnect or allow it to be reconnected. until notified. to do so by the Administrative Auth- ority. (1674-10/71) S . 8221.5 Same . In cases of emergency, where necessary for 'Ehe safety or persons or property, or where elec- trical equipment may interfere with the work of the Fire Depart- ment, the Administrative Authority shall have the authority to disconnect or cause the disconnection of any electrical equipment immediately. S . 8221.6 Interpretation of Code . In cases where development in e application and uses of electricity, or meth- ods of installation, construction, or manufacture of electrical conductors, connectors or other electrical equipment or materials, or special or unusual methods of building construction, creates problems or conditions which are not clearly contemplated by sec- tions of this cod.e pertaining to electricity, and. makes literal application of the rule, or rules, impracticable, the Administrative Authority is hereby empowered. to make his own rules wherever there is a question as to motive or method. or manner in which material shall be installed.; provided.., however, that any person who feels himself aggrieved by any rule, or rules, made by the Administrative Authority BUILDING ELECTRICAL CODE S . 822.1.6. 1 in accordance with the foregoing, or any member of the City Council, shall, within thirty (30) days from the effective date thereof', have the right to appeal to the 'Hoard Appeals ol: t11e City a roVIew and. determination of the reasonableness thereof. "Phe det;e1•ui:i.11ation of the Board. of Appeals shall be final unless such determination is appealed. to the City Council within ten (10) days thereafter by the appellant, Building Director or any member of the City Council. (1674-10/71) S . 8221.6 . 1 Board of A eals . The Board. of Appeals, for the pur- pose of this article, shall be the Board. of Appeals provided. for by the Uniform Building Code, Volume I, and the duties and authority of the Board, in addition o those set forth in this article, shall be as set forth in said Uniform Building Code, Volume I, and shall include without limiting the generality of the fore- going the duty of recommending to the City Council such new legis- lation as the board deems necessary. (1671-10/71) S . 8221.7 Permits . No electrical equipment shall be installed within or on any buildings, structures, or premises, publicly or privately owned, nor shall any alteration or addition be made in any existing equipment without first securing a permit therefor from the Administrative Authority. EXCEPTIONS: (a) Minor repair work, the replacement of lamps, or the connection of portable electrical equipment to suitable permanently installed receptacles . (b) Installations in ships, railway cars, or automotive equipment . (c) The installation, alteration, or repair of electrical equipment installed. by or for an electricity supply agency for the use of such agency in the generation, transmission, distribution, or metering of electricity. (d.) The installation, alteration, or repair, but not the power supply, of electrical equipment used for the transmission of communications, either by radio or by wire . S . 8221..8 Applications for Permits . Written applications for electrical permits shall describe the work to be done, and shall be made on the forms provided . The application for electrical permits for installation of electrical wiring or equip- ment shall be accomplished by such plans , specifications , and sched- ules as may be necessary to determine whether the installation will be in conformity with the requirements -of the sections of this code pertaining to electricity. If it shall be found that the installa- tion will conform to all legal requirements and if the applicant has complied with the provisions of the sections of this code pertaining to electricity, a permit for such installation may be issued . No deviation may be made from the installation described in the permit without the approval of the Administrative Authority. If it shall be found by the Administrative Authority that the electrical equipment s . 8221.9 ELECTRICAL CODE BUILDING 4 ' is defective or defectively installed, or that such equipment or• installation or the method of installation of such Is a hazar-d or danger, or will cause a condition which is a hazard or danger t.o the safety of persons or property, a permit for such equipment or installation shall be denied. by the Administrative Authority. (1674-10/71) s . 8221.9 Permit. To Whom Issued . Electrical permits shall be issued only to persons who employ a qualified special electrical inspector, qualified. and. registered. by the Ad- ministrative Authority, to provide continuous inspection of the work to be done . EXCEPTION: A special electrical inspector need not be employed by: (a) Any state-licensed electrical contractor, electrical sign con- tractor or elevator contractor who is acting in a lawful contract- ual capacity; or (b) Any person who does any electrical work regulated. by this code in a single-family dwelling used exclusively for living purposes, pro- vided that said person is: 1 The owner of said dwelling; and. 2 Does occupy or will occupy said dwelling; and 4 Personally purchases all materials; and. Personally performs all labor connected. with the project . s . 8221. 10 Annual Permit . In lieu of any individual permit for each installation or alteration, an annual permit shall, upon application therefor, be issued. to any person, firm, or corpor- ation which employs full time, one or more registered special elec- trical inspectors to supervise the electrical work at premises occu- pied by said person, firm or corporation. Within fifteen (15) days following the end of each calendar month, the person, firm, or corporation to whom an annual permit has been issued., shall transmit to the Administrative Authority, a duplicate copy of the record of electrical work performed. and secure a permit . s 8221.11 Permit Required . No electrical work for which a permit is required shall be commenced in any building or on any premises until a permit to do such work shall have first been ob- tained.. s . 8221. 12 Temporary Working Permit . When, in the opinion of the Administrative Au hori y, special conditions warrant, a temporary working permit may be issued to allow the permittee to com- mence the installation of electrical wiring prior to obtaining a reg- ular electrical permit; however, the temporary working permit shall be replaced by a regular permit before the final rough inspection can be made . s . 8221. 13 Permit Nontransferable . A permit granted to one person, firm, or corporation—shall not authorize any other per- son, firm, or corporation, except an employee of the permittee, to do any electric wiring . 0 BUILDING ELECTRICAL CODE ._ S . 8221.60 (609-2a.) 600-2(a) DISCONNECTING MEANS REQUIRED. An accessible dis- connecting. means consisting of one . or more plug fuses, or a suitable switch shall be installed in or on each fixed sign and in or on a trans- former enclosure of each electric discharge outline lighting system to provide means for disconnecting a.11 ungrounded conductors supplying such equipment . (b) Signs individually metered with single-phase loads of less than 3500 watts or not more than two (2) circuits may be served by a, two-wire service . S . 8221.61 The National Electrical Code, 1968 edition, is hereby amended by a.dd.ing thereto diagram entitled, "Electrical Service Grounding and Bonding Requirements . " j I EULL CODE ' HUNTI1%--TON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE C ANGES Updated 10 72 PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE S. 2211.7 S. 2211.7 S. 2229 S. 2229 S. 3267 S. 9161.3.5.1 S. 9161.3.5.1 S. 9202.3.1.2 S. 9202.3.1.2 S. 9232.2 S. 9232.2 S. 9310 S. 9310 Article 976 Contents Page Article 976 Contents Page Article 976 Contents Page Article 976 Contents Page -'S. 9760.2.12 S. 9760.2.12 S. 9763.1.5.4 S. 9763.1.5.4 S. 9764.2.1.1 S. 9764.2.1.1 � S. 9764.3.3 S. 9764.3.3 i (Effective 1/6/72) I BUSINESS C rIFICATE OF NEED & NECE& Y S. 2211.7 S. 2211.7 Liability Insurance. No owner ' s Certificate of Public Need and a ssil shall be issued or continued in operation unless there is in full force and effect a policy of in- surance in such form as the City Administrator may deem proper, executed by an insurance company approved by the City Administrator, whereby the owner and the driver of each of the vehicles described in said Certificate of Public Need and Necessity are insured against liability for damage to property and for injury to or death of any person as a result of the ownership, operator or other use thereof the minimum liability limits upon such vehicle being not less than One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) on account of personal injury to or death or any one person in any one accident and Three , Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000.00) on account of personal inJuries to or death of two or more persons in- any one accident, and the minimum liability limits upon each such vehicle being not less than Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) for damage to or destruction of prSierty in any- one accident.. Such policy of insurance shall contain an endorsement providing that said policy will not be can- celled until notice in writing shall have been given to the City of Huntington Beach, addressed in care of the City Clerk, City Hall, Huntington Beach, California, at least thirty (30) days immediately prior to the time such cancellation shall become effective. (841) S. 2211.8 Granting Certificate of Public Need and Necessit . Upon receipt by the City Clerk of any application referred to in the previous section, the Chief of Police shall conduct an investigation of the applicant and on the basis of his investigation shall, within thirty (30) days of the receipt of said application, recommend to the Council approval or rejection of the application. The Council may thereafter grant the application for a Certificate of Public Need and Necessity if it shall find : (a) That the requisite policies of insurance as required by this Chapter have been furnished and the same is in the form required and further, that the surety thereon is approved by the City Administrator. (b) That each private ambulance described therein is adequate and safe for the purpose for which it is to be used, is not over ten (10) years of age and that it is equipped as required herein and by the requirements of the California Vehicle Code and California Highway Patrol. (c) That the applicant is of good moral character, and has complied with all of the terms and conditions of this Chapter. (d) That the public convenience or necessity require the operation of such private ambulance service or business within the confines of the City of Huntington Beach. (e) That the proposed schedule of rates to be charged are fair and reasonable. The granting of such Certificate of Public Need and Necessity shall constitute the approval of the City Council of the proposed Schedule of rates. (841) • I - T T S. 2211.9 CERTIFICATE OF NEED & NECESSITY BUSINESS S. 2211.9 Inactive Certificates. Notice and Hearing. All bus- iness, services and operations which are required to obtain certificates of public need and necessity shall be deemed inactive and the certificate of public need and necessity shall be subject to revocation in accordance with the procedures set forth in this section, whenever said business, operation or service has ceased to function for a six-month period. No certificate of need and necessity shall be revoked pursuant to this section without a hearing before the City Council duly noticed by giving ten (10) days notice by certified mail to the holder thereof. At such hearing, the holder shall have the burden of showing good cause why the certificate should not be revoked. From and after revocation of certificate, pursuant to this section, it shall be unlawful to operate or conduct business or services with- out obtaining another certificate of public need and necessity. (1688 - 12/71) I BUSINESS CERTIFICATE OF NEED & NECESSITY S. 2229 (c) The City Clerk may serve the aforementioned notice of statement upon the licensee personally or upon said licensee by delivering the same by registered United States Mail, postage prepaid, to licensee at address given in hisapplication for the license and Certificate. (d) The hearing shall be public and the licensee shall have the right to produce witnesses on his behalf and to be represented by Counsel. (e) Failure on the part of the licensee to appear before the City Council at the time and place fixed shall constitute a forfeiture of said license or licenses and Certificate of Public Need and Necessity. (:f) The findings and decision of the Council upon such hearing shall be final and conclusive. (g) In the event that the Certificate and license of any licensee is revoked by the City Council, such person shall not be granted a new Certificate and/or license for a period of six (6) months after the date of such revocation. (848) . S. 2229.1 Inactive Certificates. Notice and Hearing. All business,- services and operations which are required to obtain cer- tificates of public need and necessity shall be deemed inactive and the . certificate of public need and necessity shall be subject to revoca- tion in accordance with the procedures set forth in this section, when- ever said business, .operation or service has ceased to function for .a six-month period. No certificate of need and necessity shall be revoked pursuant to this section without a hearing before the City Council duly noticed by giv- ing ten (10) days notice by certified mail to the holder thereof. At such hearing, the holder shall have the burden of showing good cause why the certificate should not be revoked. From and after revocation of certificate, pursuant to this section, it shall be unlawful to operate or conduct business or services with out obtaining another certificate of public need and necessity. (1688 .- 12/71) HEALTH ?T,.I-.; COLLECTION & DISPOSA: S. 3267 S. 3267 INACTIVE CERTIFICATES. NOTICE AND HEARING. All busi- ness, services and operations which are required to obtain certificates of public need and necessity shall be deemed inactive and the certificate of public need and necessity shall be subject to revocation in accordance with the procedures set forth in this section, whenever said business, operation or service has ceased to function for a six-month period. No certificate of need and necessity shall be revoked pursuant to this section without a hearing before the City Council duly noticed be giving ten (10) days notice by certified mail to the holder thereof. . At such hearing, the holder shall have the burden of showing good ..cause why the certificate should not be revoked. From and after revocation of certificate, pursuant to this section, it shall be unlawful to operate or conduct business or services with- out obtaining another certificate of public need and necessity. (1688 - 12/71) PLANNING LOW DEN:,ITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S . 9161 .3 . 5. 1 S-. 9161 .3 .5.1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S . 9162 R2 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. S . 9162.1 Minimum Lot Area . The minimum lot area shall be 6000 square feet for interior lots and 6500 square feet for corner `lots S 9162. 1. 1 Exceptions.. S'. 9.162. 1.1.1 Any parcel of land existing on June 5, 1946 , the effective date of Ordinance 495,. and held under separate ownership on that date may be used as a building site . S..- 9162. 1.1.2 Any parcel of .land which is under one ownership and consists of 2 or more lots , each having less than 5000 square feet, shall be considered a legal building site , provided the following conditions are met : (a) The combined total square feet of said lots shall equal or be -more than 5000 square feet. (b) Said parcel of land shall abut a dedicated street or vehicular easement. Said easement shall meet the requirements of Section 9166 :9, (c) Said lots were recorded prior to June 5, ' 1946 , the. effective".da.te of Ordinance 495. S . _9162.2 Minimum Lot Width and Frontage : The minimum lot width shall be sixty (60) feet for interior lots and sixty- five (65) feet for exterior lots . The minimum frontage shall be forty-five (45) feet for cul-de-sac and knuckle lots. (1315) S . 9162.2.1 Width Determination.' S . 9162.2. 1.1 Rectangular Shaped Lots . The width shall be measured along a line equidistant to and twenty (20) feet from the front property line . S .: 9162.2. 1 .2 Cul-de-sac, Knuckle or Similar Lots . The width shall be measured twer='_y (20) feet from the front property line a_l.ong a line perpendicular tc he bisector of the front property line . . . S . 9162. 2.1 .3 C,.xs.-de-sac Lot' :..iding Onto, .Mother Street, Freeway, Channel or Similar Properties . S. 9162.2.1.4 LOT TENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRT 'IS PLANNING S. 9162.2.1.4 Calculations Submitted. In all cases, a licensed land surveyor or civil engineer shall submit calcu- lations showing lot widths, depths and areas. (1469) S. 9162.2.2 Exceptions. Any legal building site, as provided in 91 2.1.1 need not meet the required minimum lot widths. S. 9162.3 Maximum Density. The maximum density shall not ex- ceed one 1 dwelling unit for each two thousand (2000) square feet of lot area, provided not more than nine (9) dwelling units are located on any one parcel of land. S. 9162.3.1 Use Permit Required. Where five (5) or more dwel- ling units are proposed for construction, a use per- mit shall first be obtained pursuant to the provisions of Article 981. Approval of such use permit shall be contingent upon the developer's ... compliance with all the criteria contained in the current standards for apartment development. (1686 - 12/71) S. 9162.4 Lot Coverage. The ground floor area of all roofed structures on lots not abutting a park, recreation .area or open land shall not occupy more than 50 percent of the lot area. The ground floor area of all roofed. structures on lots abut- ting a park, recreation area, or open land shall not occupy more than 55 percent of the lot area. S. 9162.4.1 For the purpose of this Section, open land includes golf courses, schools, public utility right-of-way, and flood control rights-of-way that provide a minimum_ 100 feet in clear width. S. 9162.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings. The minimum distance between the exterior walls of main dwellings on the same lot shall be 15 feet, except as provided in Section 9162.5.1. S. 9162.5.1 Exceptions. S. 9162.5.1.1 Alleys or Drives. Where an alley or drive is pro- vided between s7ructures on the same lot, the mini- mum distance between the exterior walls of the buildings shall be increased equal to the width of the alley or drive. Said alley or drive shall be subject to the requirements of Section 9166.9. S. 9162.6 Maximum Building Height. The maximum building height shall not exceed thirty (30) feet, and shall not ex- ceed two (2) stories. (1512) S. 9162.6.1 Exception. Building Height. A maximum building height of three 3 stories, with a maximum height of thirty-five (35) feet, may be permitted. S. 9162.6.1.1 The exterior wall of any three-story building shall be set back one hundred (100) feet or more from the property line of any single-family residence development except that such setback may be eighty-five (85) feet where such three-story building site is separated from such single-family residential devel- opment by parking structures, such as carports or garages, constructed on a common property . line, or except where said three-story building site is separated from such single-family residential development by a public right-of-way, school, golf course, public utility right-of- way, flood control right-of-way or channel, which is sixty (60) feet or more in clear width. (1609 - 10/70) PLANNING HIC DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTR 'S S. 9202.�.1.2 S. 9202.3.1.2 Any lawfully created lot which consists of 5000 square feet or more may be occupied by 4 dwelling units. S. 9202.3.1.3 Use Permit Required. Where nine (9) or more dwelling units are proposed for construction, a use permit shall first be obtained pursuant to the provisions of Article- 981. Approval . of such use permit shall be contingent upon the developer's compliance with all the criteria contained in the current standards for apartment development. (1686 - 12/71) S. 9202.3.1.4 Any development which extends 150 feet or more from a street may be permitted, . subject to the approval of a Use Permit. S.- 9202.4 Lot Coverage. The ground floor area of all roofed structures shall not occupy more. than 60 percent of the lot. area. S. 9202.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings. The minimum distance between the exterior walls of main dwellings on the same lot shall be 15 feet except as provided in. Section 9202.5.1. S. 9202.5.1 Exceptions. S. 9202.5.1.1 Alleys or Drives. Where an alley or drive is provided between structures on the same lot, the minimum dist- ance between the exterior walls of the buildings shall be increased equal to the width of the alley or drive. Said alley or drive shall be subject to the requirements of Section 9206.9. S. 9202.6 Maximum Building Height. The maximum building height shall not exceed thirty (30) feet, and shall not ex- ceed two (2) stories. (1512) Exce tion. Building Height. A maximum building height of three 3 stories, with a maximum height of thirty- five (35) feet may be permitted. (1512) S. 9202.6.1.1 The exterior wall of any three-story building shall be set back one hundred (100) feet or more from the prop- erty line of any single-family residential development except that such setback may be eighty-five (85) feet where such three-story build- ing site is separated from such single-family residential development by parking structures, such as carports, or garages, constructed on a common property line, or except where said three-story building site is separated from such single-family residential development by a public right-of-way or channel, which is sixty (60) feet or more in clear width. (1512, 1609 - 10/70) S. 9203 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall .be measured either from he existing property line or the ultimate right- of-way-line as adopted by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, and any amendment thereto, by any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, by the Department of Public Works Standards, or by ordinance, whichever may be the greater.. (1705 - 1/72) S. 9203. 1 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9203. 1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be 10 feat ex- cept as provided in Sections 9203.4 and 9206. 5. �)203. 2 Sick Yard. S . 9203. 2. 1 Interior Side Yard . (1512) (a) The minimum interior side yard setback for single-story and two- story dwellings shall be ten percent (10%) of the lot width. Said side yard setback need not exceed five (5) feet, and shall not be less than three (3) feet. (b) The minimum interior side yard setback for three-story dwellings shall be ten (10) feet. S. 9203.2. 1. 1 Exception. Zero Side Yard. The side yard setback may be zero on one side of t e of provided that : (a) The lot adjacent to that side yard is held under the same ownership at the time of initial construction and the minimum side yard setback for such adjacent lot is either zero or not less than ten (10) feet; and (b) The opposite side yard setback is not less than ten (10) feet and is perpetually maintained free and clear from any obstructions other than a three (3) foot eave encroachment; swimming pools ; normal land- scaping; removable patio covers which may extend to and not more than five (5) feet of the side property line; or garden walls or fences crossing said setback provided they are equipped with a gate, and may equal in height to first floor double plate but not exceeding nine (9) feet; and (c) The wall located at the zero side yard setback is constructed with maintenance-free,solid decorative masonry for the first story of the dwelling and the second story is constructed with maintenance- free, decorative masonry or masonry veneer with a minimum thickness of two (2) inches . Decorative construction need not be used on that portion of the structure obscured from the vision of the adjacent side yard by the wall located at the zero side yard setback. The wall so constructed shall intersect rear property lines ; and (d) No portion of the dwelling or architectural features project over any property line; and (e) The dwelling is not constructed in accordance with the rear yard set- back exception allowed in Section 9203.3. 1; and (f) The zero side yard is not adjacent to a public or private right-of- way; and (g) Exposure protection between structures is provided according to the: specifications of the Huntington Beach Fire Department and Huntington Beach Department of Building and Safety; and (h) An administrative review application, accompanied by a precise plan is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments and approved or con- ditionally approved by the Board prior to issuance of Building per- mits for the dwelling. Said plan shall delineate all structures proposed for initial construction. The Board, after reviewing said matter, may approve, conditionally approve or deny the precise plan. In its review the Board shall consider placement of all structures , building material and finishing of the wall constructed along the side lot line. (1469) PLANNING HIC_ 'DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTR" TS S. 9Q2.2 S. 9232..2 Minimum Lot Width and Frontage. The minimum lot width shall be sixty 0 feet for interior lots and sixty- five 65 feet for exterior lots. The minimum frontage shall be forty- . five �45� feet for cul-de-sac and knuckle lots. (1315) S. 9232.2.1 Width Determination. S. 9232.2.1.1 Rectangular Shaped Lots. The width shall be measured along a line equidistant to and twenty (20) feet from the front property line. S. 9232.2.1.2 Cul-de-sac Knuckle or Similar Lots. The width shall be measured twenty 20 feet from the front property line. along aline perpendicular to the bisector of the front property line. S. 9232.2.1.3 Cul-de-sac Lots Siding Onto Another Street, Freeway, Channel or Similar Properties. The lot width shall be measured along a line perpendicular to the interior side property line and -twenty . (20) feet from the front property line. S. 9232.2.1.4 Calculations Submitted. In all. cases, a licensed land surveyor or civil engineer shall submit calculations showing lot widths, depths and areas. (1469) S. 9232..2.2 Exceptions. Any legal building site, as provided in 9232.1.1 need not meet the required minimum lot widths. S. 9232.3 Maximum Density. The maximum density shall not exceed 1 dwelling unit for each 1000 square feet of lot area, provided not more than 29 dwelling units are located on any parcel of land. S. 9232.3.1 Exceptions. S. 9232.3.1.1 The maximum density shall not exceed 1 dwelling unit for each 950 square feet of lot area on lots within the territory bounded by Ocean Avenue on the southwest, Twenty-third. Street on the northwest, Palm Avenue on. the north and northeast and Lake and First Streets on the east and southeast. S. 9232.3.1.2 Any lawfully created lot which consists of 5000 square feet or more may be occupied by 6 dwelling units. S. 9232.3.1.3 Use Permit Required. Where fifteen (15) or more dwel- ling units are proposed for construction, a use permit shall be obtained pursuant to the provisions of Article 981. Approval of such use permit shall be contingent upon the developer' s compliance with all the criteria contained in the current standards for apart- ment development. (1685 - 12/71) S. 9232.3.1.4 Any development which extends 150 feet or more from a street may be permitted, subject to the approval of a Use Permit. S. 9232.4 HIGH i__iJSI'I'Y RESIDENTIAL DISTRIC.L_ PLANNING S. 9232.4 Lot Coverage. The ground floor area of all roofed structures shall not occupy more than 65 per cent of the lot area. S. 9232.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings. The minimum dis- tance between the exterior walls of main dwellings on the same lot shall be 15 feet, except as provided in Section 9232 .5.1. S. 9232.5.1 Exceptions. S. 9232.5.1.1 Alleys or Drives. Where an alley or drive is provid- ed between structures on the same lot, the minimum distance between the exterior walls of the building shall be increased equal to the width of the alley or drive. Said alley or drive shall be subject to the requirements of Section 9236.9. S. 9232.6 Maximum Building Height The maximum building height shall not exceed 2 stories or 30 feet. S. 9233 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line or the ulti- mate right-of-way line as adopted by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, and any amendment thereto, by any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, by the Department of Public Works standards, or by ordinance, whichever may be the greater. (1705-1/72) S. 9233.1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be 10 feet, except as provided in Sections 9233.4 and 9236.5. S. 9233.2 Side Yard. S. 9233.2.1 Interior Side Yard. The minimum interior side yard for 1 and 2 story construction shall be 10 per cent of the lot width. Said side yard need not exceed 5 feet and shall not .be less than 3 feet, except as provided in Section 9233.4. PLANNING :;PECIAL DEVELOPMENTS S. 9310 CHAPTER 93 'SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS MG 3 ARTICLE 931. PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 932. APARTMENT STANDARDS ARTICLE 931 PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT S. 9310 INTENT AND P 20SE. In order to promote better living environments, this section shall establish basic guide- lines for approval, conditional approval, or denial of use permits for Planned Residential Developments within certain residential districts of the City. It is intended that this Article shall en courage better land planning techniques with maximum use of aesthet- ically pleasing types of architecture, landscaping, and site layout and design. Certain general planning principles which often charac- . terize Planned Residential Developments and should be of prime con-. sideration by the Planning Commission include: (a) The development of permanent recreation, leisure and open space areas for the sole use of residents of the project which are adequate in size, accessibility, landscaping, utilization and. permanent maintenance for both present and future needs of res- idents. (b) The development of the project is carried out under a unified comprehensive plan which. establishes a theme or concept for the entire project. (c) A diversification of residential dwelling types, including de- tached, attached and multi-story dwellings to create a hetero- geneous neighborhood. (d) A separation of vehicular and pedestrian traffic with conven- ient circulation and access to dwelling units and accessory units. S. 9311 USE PERMIT REQUIRED. Planned Residential Developments may be perms ted n. the R1, R2 .or R3 districts when a use permit is first secured for each such development pursuant to Article 984. S. 9311.1 Subdivision May Required. A condition t'or approval of a Planned Residential Development shall be the recordation of an approval subdivision map. A tentative subdivision map shall be submitted to the Planning Commission as provided by law at the time application is made for a use permit for the Planned Residential Devel- opment. Tentative maps and use permits filed pursuant to this sec- tion may be processed simultaneously. S. 9311.2 L:,PECIA.t. DEVELOPMENTS PLANNING S. 9311.2 T aximum Density. . Tric ma::.imum density of a ; tinned residential development shall not exceed sev,._�n (7) units per acre in the Rl district; sixteen (16) units per gross acre in the R2 district; and twenty-six (26) units per gross acre " in the R 3 district. For the purpose of this article, gross acreage shall not include open or public land, as defined in this code. (1717 - 2/72) S. 9�12 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. The development standards contained in this article shall apply to all planned residential developments. S. 9312.1 Minimum Size. The minimum size for a planned resi- dential development shall be such that it will not conflict with the definition of planned residential development as contained in this code. S. 9312.2 Detached Single-Family Homes. Where detached single- family homes are proposed on individual lots, similar to those found in standard subdivisions, and such lots do not abut common open space used for recreation and leisure purposes, the min- imam lot size for said lots shall conform to the requirements of the district in which such development is located unless said plan has been determined by the Planning Commission, with concurrence of the City Council, to meet the intent and purpose of this article. S. 9312.2.1 Five Thousand Square Foot Lot. Where detached single- family homes are proposed on individual lots similar to those found in standard subdivisions and such lots abut common open space used for recreation and leisure purposes, the minimum lot size for said lots shall not be less than five thousand (5000) square feet unless said plan has been determined by the Planning Commission, with concurrence of the City Council, to meet. the intent of this article. S. 9312.2.2 Minimum Floor Area. The minimum floor area shall be asfollows: UNIT TYPE MINIMUM FLOOR AREA Bachelor and Single 400 square feet One bedroom 650 squa feet Two bedrooms 900 squaw•t-, feet Three bedrooms 1100 squar,-, feet Four bedrooms 1300 square feet S. 9312.2.3 Maximum Site Coverage. The maximum building coverage of the site on which the development is located shall not exceed fifty percent (50S00 of the gross acreage being developed exclusive of land area being set aside for private streets and alleys, and the rights of way of public streets and alleys. S. 9312.2.4 setback From Public :,treet. The setback frmn a public street shall average twenty (20) feet for any structure exceeding forty-two (42) inches in height. In no case shn'Ll the mini- mum setback be less than fifteen (15) feet. PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 976 - Contents ARTICLE 976 SIGN CODE (1504 - 7/7169) S . 9760 TITLE, SCOPE AND ENFORCEMENT S.. 9760. 1 Title S . 9760.1. 1 Purpose and Intent S . 9760. 1. 2 Authority S . 9760. 1.3 Inconsistent Regulations S . 9760. 1.4 Acts Prohibited S . 9760. 2 through S . 9760. 2.49 Definitions S.. 9761 PERMITS , FEES , INSPECTIONS S . 9761. 1 Permits Required S . 9761. 2 Application S . 9761.3 Activities Exempt From P.ermit Requirement S . 9761.4 Fees S . 5761. 5 Maintenance S . 9761.6 Inspection S . 9761 . 7 Determination Prerequisite to Issuing a Permit S . 9761. 7 . 1 Applications . Action of Director S. 9761.8 Right of Entry S . 9761 .9 Board of Zoning Adjustments . Approval S . 9761. 9. 1 Criteria S . 9761 . 9. 2 Board of Zoning Adjustments . Action S . 9761 . 9 . 3 Criteria for Approval of Identification Signs S . 9761.9 .4 Criteria for Approval of Freeway Signs S . 9761. 10 Bond Required S . 9761. 10. 1 Amount of Bond S . 9761 . 10. 2 Forfeiture or Refund of Bond S . 9761 . 11 Sign Identification S . 9761. 12 Revocation of Permit S . 9761 . 13 Application After Revocation of Permit S . 9761. 14 Notice of Hearing S . 9761. 15 Service of Notice of Hearing S .. 9761 . 16 Appeals S . 9761. 16 . 1 Appeal by Applicant or Interested Party to the Planning Commission ` S . 9761 . 16 . 1 . 1 Time Limit S . 9761 . 16 . 1 . 2 Form and Content S . 9761 . 16 . 1 .3 Filing Place and Notification S . 9761. 16 . 1 .4 Filing Fee S . 9761 . 16 . 1 . 5 !-fearing Date Continuance S . 9761. 16 . 1 .6 Decision by the Planning Commission S . 9761. 16 . 1 . 7 Finding of Fact and Decision Time Limit S . 9761. 16 . 1 .8 Notice of Planning Commission's Decision Article 976 - Contents - GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S . 976.1. 16 . 2 Challenge by Commission S . 9761. 16 . 2. 1 Notification S . 9761 . 16 . 2. 2 Hearing Date Continuance S . 9761 . 16 . 2.3 Decision by the Planning Commission S . 9761 . 16 . 2.4 Finding of Fact and Decision Time Limit S . 9761. 16 . 2. 5 Notice of Planning Commission Decision S . 9761 . 16 .3 Referral of Application to Planning Commission for Hearing S . 9761. 16 .3 . 1 Hearing Date Continuance S . 9761. 16 .3 . 2 Notice of Planning Commission Decision S . 9761. 16 .4 Appeal by Applicant or Interested Party to the City Council S . 9761. 16 .4. 1 Time Limit S . 9761. 16 .4 . 2 Form and Content S . 9761. 16 .4 . 3 Filing Place and Notification S . 9761. 16 .4 .4 Filing Fee S . 9761. 16 .4 . 5 Hearing Date Continuance , S . 9761. 16 .4 .6 Decision by the City Council S . 9761 . 16 .4 .7 Finding of Fact and Decision Time Limit S . 9761. 16 .4 .8 Notice of City Council Decision S . 97/61 . 16 . 5 Challenge by City Council S . 9761. 16 . 5. 1 Notification S . 9761. 16 . 5 . 2 Hearing Date Continuance S . 9761. 16 . 5.3 Decision by the City Council S . 9761. 16 . 5 .4 Finding of Fact and Decision Time Limit S . 9761 . 16 . 5. 5 Notice of City Council Decision S . 9762 MISCELLANEOUS SIGNS AND ACTIVITIES PROHIBITED S . 9762. 1 Use of Certain Attention-Getting Devices Prohibited S . 9762. 2 Use of Live <Models or Search Lights Prohibited S . 9762 .3 Light Bulbs Prohibited S . 9762.4 Use of Flashing or Pulsation Parts S . 9762. 5 Sight Obstruction Prohibited S . 9762.6 Erection of Signs on Public Property Prohibited S . 9762. 7 Portable Signs Prohibited S . 9763 SIGNS PERMITTED. MISCELLANEOUS S . 9763 . 1 Temporary Signs S . 9763 . 1 . 1 Permits for Temporary Signs S . 9763 . 1. 2 Size S . 9763 . 1. 3 Temporary Cloth Signs . Support For S . 9763 . 1. 3 . 1 Temporary Cloth Signs . Clearance of S . 9763 . 1.3 . 2 Temporary Cloth Signs . Projection of S . 9763 . 1.4 Time Limit. Temporary Signs S . 9763 . 1. 5 Temporary Directional Signs S . 9763 . 1. 5 . 1 Temporary Directional Sign Permits . Expiration of S . 9763 . 1. 5. 2 Temporary Directional Signs . Standards and Specifications S . 9763 . 1. 5.3 Inspections S . 9763 . 1. 5.4 Existing Nonconforming Temporary Directional Signs PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS rticle 976 - Contents S. _9763.1.6 Temporary On-Site-Feature Signs. - Standards and Specifications S. 9763.2 Signs Behind Setback S. 9763.3 Signs Within Setback S. 9763.4 Nonconforming Signs and Other Advertising Devices S. 9763.4.1 . Determination of Amortization Period for Non- conforming Signs S. 9763.4.2 Destruction of Nonconforming Signs. S. 9763:4.3 Application to Extend. Use of Sign S. 9763.4.4 Variances S. 9763.5 Signs on-Nonconforming Property S. 9764 PERMITTED SIGNS. DISTRICT REGULATIONS. S. 9764.1 Residential Districts S. 9764.1.1 Identification Signs on Residential Developments S. 97640102 Identification Signs on Apartment Buildings S. 9764.1.3 Identification Signs on Mobile Home Parks S. 9764.1.4 Height and Projection S, 9764.1.5 Real Estate Signs S, 9764.1.6 Temporary Directional Signs S. 9764.2 Permitted Signs in Office-Professional and Cl . Districts S. 9764.2.1 Signs Within the Setback S. 9764.2.1.1 Maximum Sign Area for Signs in Office-Professional District S. 9764.2.1.2 Maximum Area for Signs in the Cl District S. 9764.2.1.3 Maximum Height in Office-Professional and C1 District S. 9764.2.1.4 Minimum Sign Area in Office-Professional and Cl District S. 9764.2.2 Signs Behind the Setback S. 9764.2.3 Roof Signs Prohibited . S. 9764.2.4 Combination Signs or Freestanding Signs - S. 9764.2.5 Placement of Attached and Combination Signs S. 9764.3 Permitted Signs in C2, C3 and C4 Districts S. 9764.3.1 Signs Within the Setback S. 9764.3.1.1 Size of Signs S. 9764.3.1.2 Distance Between Signs S. 9764.3.2 Maximum Height S. 9764.3.3 Ground Signs S. 5764.3.4 Signs Behind Setback Line S. 9764.4 Signs Permitted in Industrial Districts S. 9764.4.1 Signs Within Setback Line S. 9764.4.2 Signs Behind the Setback Article 976 - Contents GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING J S . '9764 . 5 Rpal Estate Signs S . 9764 . 5. 1 Rua l Estate Signs Permitted in R1 , R1.-PD5 and R2 Dis Lric is S . 9764 . 5 . 2 Real Estate Signs Permitted in R3 and R4 Districts S . . 9764 . 5 . 3 Real Estate Signs Permitted in Office-Professional District S . 9764 . 5.4 Real Estate Signs Permitted in Commercial and Industrial Districts S . 9764 . 5. 5 Real Estate Signs Permitted all Other Districts S . 9764 . 5.6 Open House Signs S . 9764 . 5 . 7 Real Estate Signs S . 9764 .6 Outdoor Advertising S . 9764 . 7 Temporary Signs - Bonds Required S . 9764 .8 Community Service Signs S . 9765 Structural Design and Construction S . 9765 . 1 Computation of Sign Area S . 9765 . 1 . 1 Signs Having Borders or Frames Except Facade Signs S . 9765 . 1 . 2 Signs Not 1,1u,7ing Borders or Fraines and Facade Signs S . 9765 . 1 .3 Three-Dimensional Signs S . 9765 . 1 .4 Double-Faced Signs S . 9765 . 1 . 5 "V" Signs S . 9765 . 2 Design S . 91765 . 2. 1 General S . 9765. 2. 2 Wind Loads S . 9765. 2 . 3 Seismic Loads S . 9765. 2.4 Combined Loads S . 9765. 2. 5 Allowable Stresses S . 9765.3 Construction S . .9765. 3 . 1 General, S . 9765.3 . 2 Materials S . 9765.3 . 3 Fc-S trictions on Combustible Materials S . 9765 . 3 . 3 .1 ,Iaterials for Ground Signs S . 9765 . 3 . 3.2 Nonconibustible Materials Required S . 9765. 3 .4 Nonstructural Trim S . 9765. 3 . 5 Anchor,-be S . 9765. 3 . 5.1 Anchorage of Portable Ground Signs S . 9765 . 3 . 5.2 Ar. .hor.7e of Signs on Masonry, Concrete or Steel S . 9765 . 3 . 5.3 Wooden Blocks or Plugs Prohibited S . 9765. 3 . 5.4 Signs on Parapet Walls S . 9765.3 .6 Display Surfaces S . 9765.3 . 7 Approved Plastics PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9760.2.12 S. 9760..2.12 Display Surface shall mean the area made available by the sign structure for the .purpose of displaying an advertising message. S. 9760.2.13 Electric Sian shall mean any sign containing electrical wiring but not including signs illuminated by an ex- terior -light source. S. 60.2.14 Facade Sign shall mean any sign attached to the vertical exterior surface of a building which extends across the full width of the building and does not project more than six (6) feet above the roof or parapet or below the door or window header. 5.. 9760.2.15 Freestanding Sign shall mean any sign which is wholly supported by a structure other than a building. S. 9760.-2.16 Freeway Sign shall mean any sign, sign structure or advertising device located on property zoned for com- mercial uses located within two hundred fifty (250) feet of a freeway right of way line, where the primary purpose for said sign is to in- form persons traveling such freeway of the existence of roadside bus- iness incidental to travel, such as service stations, restaurants, hotels and motels. S.. 9760.2.17 Front or Exterior Side Surface shall mean that portion of a building facing a street or public way (except alle ) , mall, or -parking lot containing at least twenty-five percent (2590� of the required parking spaces. S. 9760.2.18 Ground Sign shall mean any sign which is detached from a building and is supported by one or more uprights, poles or braces in or upon the ground other than a combination sign or pole sign, as defined by this article. S. 9760.2.19 Identification .Sign shall mean any sign, and may in- clude a ground sign, used for identification purposes which designates the name of, or symbol for, a business, industry, shopping center, industrial park, residential subdivision, trailer park', school or institution which it is intended to serve. (1685-12/71) - S. 9760.2.20 Illuminated Sign shall mean any sign in which a source of light is used in order to make the message readable, . ..including, but not limited to, internally and externally lighted signs :.and.'reflectorized, glowing or radiating signs. S . 9760. 2. 21 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S . 9760. 2. 21 Incombustible Material shall mean any material which will not ignite at or below a temperature of twelve hundred (1200) degrees Fahrenheit during an exposure of five (5) min- utes and which will not continue to burn or glow at that temperature . Tests shall be made as specified in the Uniform Building Code Standard No. 4-1-67. S . 9760. 2. 22 Land Development Project shall mean a residential sub- division final map or division of land parcel map duly recorded since January 1, 1960, identified by a number or signed by the county surveyor, whether or not developer intends to construct dwellings thereon. Land development project shall also mean any mobile home park or residential development upon which five (5) or more single family units are constructed or ten (10) or more apartment units are constructed, or any commercial or industrial developments of one (1) acre or more . S . 9760. 2. 23 Legal Setback Lines shall mean any line established by ordinance beyond which no building may be built . S . 9760. 2. 24 Marquee shall mean any canopy projecting over a sidewalk or street, or the area immediately in front of an entrance to a building or property, or attached to and constructed over the entrance of the building. S . 9760. 2. 25 Marquee Sign shall mean any structure erected upon or attached to any marquee . S . 9760. 2. 26 Nonstructural Trim shall mean the molding, battens , caps , nailing strips , latticing, cutouts or letters and walk- ways which are attached to the sign structure . S . 9760. 2. 27 Off-Site Sign shall mean any sign other than an on-site sign. S . 9760. 2. 28 On-Site Sign shall mean any sign which carries only advertisements strictly incidental to a lawful use of the premises on which it is located, including signs or sign devices indicating the business transacted, services rendered , goods sold or produced on the premises and the name of the business , person, firm or corporation occupying the premises . S . 9760. 2. 29 Outdoor Advertising shall mean any advertising done through the use of off-site signs or other advertising devices , S . 9760. 2.30 Plastic Materials shall mean materials made wholly or principally from standarized plastics listed and des- cribed in Uniform Building Code Standard No. 52-1-67 . PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S . 9763 . 1 . 5.4 S . 9763 . 1. 5 .4 Existing Nonconforming Temporary Directional Signs.. Notwithstanding other provisions of this article , any temporary directional sign which, on the effective date of this article , is lawfully exiscing Dursuan.t to a sign permit and is made nonconforming by the provisions of "nis article only because of its size or distance from another sign, mey remain for one (1) year after the effective date hereof. . Temporary directional signs lawfully existing pursuant to a sign permit and rude Nonconforming under this article for any reason other . rhan their size or distance from another sign, shall be removed upon expiration :).f_ their permits or within one (1) year from the effective date o th ..s article , whichever date is sooner, and no such permit shall be renee.d. Removal of temporary directional signs exist- ing without a va-lid permit on the effective date of this article , shall be governed by S. =tion 9763 .4 (b) of this article . S . 9763 . 1 .6 '1a crary On-Site-Feature Signs , Standards and Speci.- Eicarions . -Temporary on-site-feature signs shall meet the following requirements (a.) Such signs shall_ be located only within the blue border of the subdivision as shown on the final map. (b) The maximum area for each sign shall not exceed sixteen (16) ' square feet . (c) The width and height of the sign shall not exceed a ratio of two to one - (d) The minimum distance between signs shall be sixty (60) feet . (e) No sign, nor corribination of sign and sign structure shall exceed the maximum height of twelve (12) feet. Signs which are forty- two (42) inches in height or more shall maintain a minimum ground clearance of seven (7) feet. S . 9763 . 2 Signs Behind Setback. The following provisions shall apply to all signs located behind the setback in office- professional, commercial and industrial districts : (a) The sign area shall be computed from the vertical exterior surface of the building of the business , profession or industry it adver- tises . (b) In no case shall the combined area of attached signs , roof signs and freestanding signs exceed the permissible sign area stated. in this article for signs located behind the setback line . S. 9763.2 (c) GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING (c) Attached signs, except roof signs, shall be placed toward the side of the building from which the sign area is computed. (d) Freestanding signs behind the setback shall be placed in front of the surface of the building from which the sign area was computed. (e) Signs designed to advertise several businesses shall have the sign area devoted to each business deducted from the permissible sign area for such business. (f) Roof signs shall be entirely supported by no more than two (2) structural supports and shall not rely on secondary supporting members such as guy wires and braces. (g) Sign height shall not exceed thirty-five (35) feet, except a wall sign which may be permitted subject to the approval of a use permit application by the Planning Commission. (1685 — 12/71) (h) Signs located within a building shall not be included as a part of the permissible sign area. S. 9763.3 Signs Within the Setback. The following .provisions shall apply to signs within the setback in office-professional, commercial and industrial districts. (a) Signs shall be set back twenty (20) feet from any interior prop- erty line, .or shall be set back one (1) foot for each two (2) square feet of sign area, whichever is the greater, except as otherwise permitted in this article. However, this provision shall not prohibit the placement of a sign within the central ten (10) feet of frontage of any premises. (b) The minimum ground clearance for signs exceeding forty-two (42) inches in height, except identification signs, shall be ten (10) feet. PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS Y S . 9764. 2. 1 . 1 S . 9764. 2. 1 . 1 Maximum Sign Area for Signs in Office-Professional District . Signs in the Office-professional district shall not have a maximum area greater than two hundred (200) square feet. S . 9764. 2. 1 . 2 Maximum Area for Signs in the C1 District . Signs in the C1 district shall not have a maximum area greater than one hundred (100) square feet . : S . 9764. 2. 1.3 Maximum Height in Office-Professional and C1 District . Signs in the office-professional and Cl districts shall not have a maximum height greater than thirty-five (35) feet. S . 9764. 2. 1 .4 Minimum Sign Area in Office-Professional and C1 District , The minimum sign area in the office-professional and Cl districts need not bp less than twenty=five (2.5) square feet . S . 9764. 2. 2 Signs Behind the Setback. The combined area of all sign: sign structures or advertising devices in office- professional and C1 districts behind the setback shall not exceed ten percent (10%) in office-professional districts , and fifteen percent (15%; in Cl district of each vertical surface on the front or exterior side of the building to which the sign, sign structure or advertising device is attached. S . 9764. 2.3 Roof Signs Prohibited . Roof signs , roof sign structures or roof advertising devices are prohibited in office- professional and C1 districts . S . 9764. 2.4 Combination Signs' or Freestanding Signs . Only one (1) freestanding sign, freestanding sign structure, free- standing advertising device , combination sign, combination sign str•ucturl or combination advertising device shall be permitted for each building in an office-professional or C1 district. S . 9764. 2. 5 Placement of Attached and Combination Signs . Attached signs ; attached sign structures , attached advertising devices , combination signs , combination sign structures or combination advertising devices shall not extend more than six (6) feet above the parapet, eaves or building facade in an office-professional or Cl distri S . 9764 . 3 Perm:�tted Signs in C2, C3 and C4 Districts . No person, or persons , shall hang, suspend, display, erect, con- struct, use or maintain any sign, sign structure or advertising device . within a C2, C3 or C4 district except the following types of signs : canopy, combination, freestanding, ground sign, identification, marquee , pole , projecting, roof, temporary or wall. S . 9764.3 . 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S . 9764.3 . 1 Signs Within the Setback. Signs , sign structures or advertising devices permitted under Section 9764 . 3 , located within the front or exterior side yard shall conform with the following- requirements : S . 9764.3 . 1. 1 Size of Signs . The combined total area of all signs fronting on a street shall not exceed one (1) square foot for each foot of frontage of the street on which the sign fronts . However, the minimum sign area need not be less than twenty-five (25) square feet . S . 9764. 3 . 1. 2 Distance Between Signs . Signs within the setback area other than signs identifying driveway entrances or exits and similar directional signs , shall conform to the following requirements : (a) One (1) freestanding or combination sign is permitted for each detached building . However , the minimum distance between said signs shall be forty (40) feet. (b) Lots having frontage on two (2) or more streets may have signs which conform to one of the following alternatives : (1) One (1) pole or combination sign may be permitted for each street . The size of each sign shall conform to the provision of Section 9764 . 3 . 1. 1 . or (2) One (1) pole sign may be permitted at the intersection of the front and exterior_ side property lines . The size of said sign shall be determined by Section 9764 . 3 . 1. 1 . In addition, two (2) secondary pole signs are permitted at the front or exterior side property lines . Said pole signs shall be set back a minimum of one hundred (100) feet from the corner pole sign. Said secondary pole signs shall not exceed fifty (50) square feet in area . S . 9764 .3 . 2 The maximum sign height shall not exceed thirty—five (35) feet . (1685 — 12/71) I i ,y , PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9764.3.3 S. 9764.3.3 Ground Signs. One (1) ground sign shall be permitted for each abutting street within the required setback, subject to the following requirements. (a) Said sign shall advertise the merchandise or service offered on the premises. - (b) Said sign shall be entirely supported by no more than two (2) structural supports, permanently affixed to the ground, and shall not rely -on secondary supporting members such as guy wires and braces. (c) The total sign area shall not exceed a height of forty-two (42) " inches and a width of six (6) feet. (d) The. sign shall be situated so that sufficient sight .clearance is provided. Sight clearance shall be determined by the Traffic Engineer. (e) Ground signs and the permitted freestanding sign shall not be designed to be read as one sign. (f) The area of said sign shall be deducted from the permitted sign area. (g) Said sign shall be located to conform to the following setback requirements: (1) Five (5) feet from any interior property line; (2) Five (5) feet from any street or highway right-of-way line;- (3) Ten (10) feet from any driveway intersection; and (4) One hundred (100) feet from any street intersection. S. 9764.3.4 Signs Behind Setback Line. Signs located behind the setback line shall conform to the following requirements : (a) The total combined area of all signs behind the setback shall not exceed twenty percent (20%) of each vertical surface on the front or exterior side of the building to which said sign is attached. (b) Only one (1) freestanding or combination sign shall be permitted for each detached building. However, the minimum distance between said signs and any other freestanding or combination sign on the property shall be forty (40 feet. (1685 - 12/71) (c) Only one (1) roof sign shall be permitted for each building, except that shell buildings designed to be separated into individual stores shall be considered as a single building and only one (1) roof sign shall be permitted. S. 9764.4 Suns Permitted in Industrial Districts. No person, or persons, shall hang, suspend, display, erect, con- struct, use or maintain any sign, sign structure or advertising device within an industrial district except the following types of signs: canopy, combination, freestanding, identification, pole, projecting roof, temporary or wall. S. 9764.4.1 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S. 9764.4.1 Signs Within The Setback Line. Signs, sign struc- tures or advertising devices permitted under Section 9764.4, located within the front or exterior side yard, shall conform to the following requirements: One (1) freestanding or combination sign is permitted for each abut- ting street provided that: (a) Size of Sims. The total area shall not exceed one (1) square foot for each foot of street frontage of that abutting street. How- ever, the minimum sign area need not be less than twenty-five (25) square feet. (b) Maximum Height. The maximum sign height shall not exceed thirty-five (35) feet. (1685 - 12/71) S. 9764.4.2 Sims Behind the Setback. Signs located behind the setback shall conform to the following requirements: (a) The total combined area of all signs attached or detached behind the setback shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of each vertical surface of the front or exterior side surface of the building to which said sign is attached, or in front of which it is located. (b) Only one (1) roof sign shall be permitted for each building, ex- cept that shell buildings designed to be separated into individual units shall be considered as a single building and only one (1) roof sign shall be permitted. i FULL CODE HUNThATON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE OANGES Updated 10 72 !! PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE I S. 2211.7 S. 2211.7 S. 2229 S. 2229 S. 3267 S. 9161.3.5,1 S. 9161.3.5.1 S. 9202,,3.1.2 S. 9202.3.1.2 S. 9232.2 a S. 9232.2 S. 9310 S. 9310 Article 976 Contents Page Article 976 Contents Page Article 976 Contents Page Article 976 Contents Page S. 9760.2.12 S. 9760.2.12 S. 9763.1.5.4 S. 9763.1.5.4 S. 9764.2.1.1 S. 9764,2.1.1 S. 9764.3.3 S. 9764.3.3 (Effective 1/6/72) �1`7 1 BUSINESS Ci iIFICATE OF NEED & NECESS.. 2211.7 S. 2211.7 Liability Insurance. No owner ' s Certificate of Pub is Need and Necessity shall be issued or continued in operation unless there is in full force and effect a policy of in- surance in such form as the City Administrator may deem proper, executed by an insurance - company approved by the City Administrator, whereby the owner and the driver of each of the vehicles described in said Certificate of Public Need and Necessity are insured against liability for damage to property and for injury to or death of any person as a result of the ownership, operator or other -use thereof the minimum liability limits upon such vehicle being not less than . One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) on account of personal injury to or death or any one person in any one accident and Three Hundred Thousand Dollars ($300,000.00) on account of personal injUrio's' to or death of two or more persons in.any one accident , and the minimum liability limits upon each such vehicle being not less than Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00) for damage to or destruction of property in any one accident. Such policy of insurance shall contain an endorsement providing that said policy will not be can- celled until notice in writing shall have been given to the City of Huntington Beach, addressed in care of the City Clerk, City Hall, Huntington Beach, California, at least thirty (30) days immediately prior to the time such cancellation shall become effective. (841) S. .2211.8 Granting Certificate of Public Need and Necessity. Upon receipt by fhe Ci y Clerk of any application referred to in the previous section, the Chief of Police shall conduct an investigation of the applicant and on the basis of his investigation shall, within thirty (30) days of the receipt of said application, recommend to the Council approval or rejection of the application. The Council may thereafter grant the application for a Certificate of Public Need and Necessity if it shall find: (a) -That the requisite policies of insurance as required by this Chapter have been furnished and the same is in the form required and further, that the surety thereon is approved by the City Administrator. a (b) That each priva�t,e ambulance described therein is adequate and safe for the purpose for which it is to be used, is not over ten (10) years of age and that it is equipped as required herein and by the requirements of the California Vehicle Code and California Highway Patrol. (c) That the applicant is of good- moral character, and has complied with all of the terms and conditions of this Chapter, (d) -That the public convenience or necessity require the operation of such private ambulance service or business within- the confines of the City of Huntington Beach. (e) That -the -proposed schedule of -rates to be charged are fair and reasonable. The granting of such Certificate of Public Need and Necessity shall constitute the approval of the City Council of the proposed Schedule of rates, (841) BUSINESS ( TIFICATE OF NEED & NECES.' Y A-S. 2229 (c) The City Clerk may serve the .aforementioned- notice of statement upon the li-censee - personally or upon said licensee by delivering the same by registered United States Mail, postage-. .prepaid, to licensee at address- -given -in -his application for the license and Certificate. (d) The -hearing shall be public and the licensee shall have the right to produce witnesses on his' oum behalf and to be represented by counsel. (e) Failure on the part of the licensee to appear before the City Council at the time and place fixed shall constitute a forfeiture of said license or licenses and Certificate- of Public Need and Necessity, (f) The findings and decision of the Council upon such- hearing shall be final and conclusive (g) In the event that the Certificate and license of any licensee is revoked by the City Council, such person shall not be granted a new Certificate and/or license for 'a period of six (6) months after the date of such revocation. (848) 1 PLANNING LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S . 9161.3 . 5.1 S . 9161.3 .5.1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article .979, S . 9162 R2 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. S .. 9162.1 Minimum Lot Area . The minimum lot area shall be 6000 square feet for interior lots and 6500 square feet for corner lots . S . 9162.1.1 Exceptions . S . 9162.1.1.1 Any parcel of land existing on June 5, 1946, the effective date of Ordinance 495, and held under separate ownership on that date may be used as a building site . S . 9162.1.1.2 Any parcel of land which is under one ownership and consists of 2 or more lots , each having less than 5000 square feet, shall be considered a legal building site, provided the following conditions are met : (a) The combined total square feet of said lots shall equal or be more than 5000 square feet. (b) Said parcel of land shall abut a dedicated street or vehicular easement. Said easement shall meet the requirements of Section 9166 .9. (c) Said lots were recorded prior to June 5, 1946 , the effective date of Ordinance 495. S . -9162.2 Minimum Lot Width and Frontage : The minimum lot width shall be sixty (60) feet for interior lots and sixty- five (65) feet for exterior lots . The minimum frontage shall be forty-five (45) feet for cul-de-sac and knuckle lots . (1315) S . 9162.2.1 Width Determination. S . 9162.2.1.1 Rectangular Shaped Lots . The width shall be measured along a line equidistant to and twenty (20) feet from the front property line . S . 9162.2.1.2 Cul-de-sac, Knuckle or Similar Lots . The width shall be measured twenty (20) feet from the front property line along a line perpendicular to the bisector of the front property 1 ine . S . 9162.2.1.3 Cul-de-sac Lots Siding Onto Another Street, Freeway, Channel or Similar Properties. S. 91.62. 2. 1.4 LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9162. 2. 1.4 Calculations Submitted. In all cases , a licensed Izinl surveyor or civil -engineer shall submit: calculnti.ons sliow- ing lot widths, depths and areas . (1469) S . 9162.2. 2 Exceptions. Any legal building site, as provided in 916Z. 1. 1 need not meet the required minimum lot widths . S . 9162.3 Maximum Densit . The maximum density shall not exceed one we ing unit for each two thousand (2000) square feet of lot area, provided not more than nine (9) dwelling units are located on any one parcel of land. S . 9162.3. 1 Use Permit Required. Ten (10) or more dwelling units may bepermitted on any one parcel of land containing sufficient area subject to approval of a use permit. S. 9162.4 Lot Coverage. The ground floor area of all roofed struc- tures on ots not abutting a park, recreation area or open land shall not occupy more than 50 percent of the lot area. The ground floor area of all roofed structures on lots abutting a park, recreation area, or open land shall not occupy. more than 55 percent of the lot area. S. 9162. 4. 1 For the purpose of this Section, open land includes golf courses , schools, public utility rights-of-way, and flood control rights-of-way that provide a minimum 100 feet in clear width. S. 9162.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings . The minimum distance between the exterior alls of main dwellings on the same lot shall .be 15 feet, except as provided in Section 9162. 5. 1. S. 9162. 5. 1 Exceptions . S. 9162. 5.1. 1 Alleys or Drives. Where an alley or drive is provided between structures on the same lot, the minimum distance between the exterior walls of the buildings shall be increased equal to the width of the alley or drive. Said alley or drive shall be subject to the requirements of Section 9166.9. S. 9162. 6 Maximum Building Height. The maximum building height shall not exeed thirty eet, and shall not exceed two (2) stories. (1512) S . 9162.6. 1 Excep tion. Building Height. A maximum building height of three stories, with a maximum height of thirty-five (35) feet, may be permitted. S. 9162.6. 1. 1 The exterior wall of any three-story building shall be set back one hundred (100) feet or more from the property line of any single-family residential development except that such setback may be eighty-five (85) feet where such three-story building site is separated from such single-family residential development by. parking structures, such as carports or garages, constructed on a common property line, or except where said three-story building site is separated from such single-family residential development by a public right-of-way, school, golf course, public utility right-of-way, flood control right-of-way or channel, which is sixty (60) feet or more in clear width. (1609 - 10/70) PLANNING HIG._ DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTR.,TS S. 9202.3.1.2 S. 9202.3.1.2 Any lawfully created lot which consists of 5000 square feet or more may be occupied by 4 dwelling units. S. 9202.3.1.3 Twenty or more dwelling units may be permitted on any one parcel of land containing sufficient area subject to the approval of a Use Permit. S. 9202.3.1.4 Any development which extends 150 feet or more from a street may be permitted, subject to the approval of a Use Permit. S. 9202.4 Lot Coverage. The ground floor area of all roofed structures shall not occupy more than 60 percent of the lot area. s S. 9202.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings. The minimum distance between the exterior walls of main dwellings on the same lot shall be 15 feet except as provided in Section 9202.5.1. S. 9202.5.1 Exceptions. S. 9202.5.1.1 Alleys or Drives. Where an alley or drive is provided between structures on the same lot, the minimum dist- ance between the exterior walls of the buildings shall be increased equal to the width of the alley or drive. Said alley or drive shall be subject to the requirements of Section 9206.9. S. 9202.6 Maximum Building Height. The maximum building height shall not exceed thirty (30) feet, and shall not ex- ceed two (2) stories. (1512) S." 9202.6.1 Exception. Building Height. A maximum building height of three 3 stories, with a maximum height of thirty- five (35) feet may be permitted. (1512) S. 9202.6.1.1 The exterior wall of any three-story building shall be set back one hundred (100) feet or- more from the prop- erty line of any single-family residential development except that such setback may be eighty-five (85) feet where such three-story build- ing site is separated from such single.-family residential development by parking structures, such as carports, or garages, constructed on a common property line,, or except where said three-story building site is separated from such single-family residential development by a public right-of-way or channel, which is sixty (60) feet or more in clear- width. (1512, 1609 - 10/70) S. 9203 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line or the ultimate right- of-way-line as adopted by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, and any amendment thereto, by any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, by the Department of Public Works Standards, or by ordinance, whichever may be the greater. (1705-1/72) S. 9203. 1 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9203. 1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be 10 feet ex- cept as provided in Sections 9203.4 and 9206. 5. S . 9203. 2 Side Yard. S . 9203.2.1 Interior Side Yard . (1512) (a) The minimum interior side yard setback for single-story and two- story dwellings shall be ten percent (10%) of the lot width. Said side yard setback need not exceed five (5) feet, and shall not be less than three (3) feet. (b) The minimum interior side yard setback for three-story dwellings shall be ten (10) feet. S. 9203.2. 1. 1 Exception. Zero Side Yard. The side yard setback may be zero on one side of the of provided that: (a) The lot adjacent to that side yard is held under the same ownership at the time of initial construction and the minimum side yard setback for such adjacent lot is either zero or not less than ten (10) feet; and (b) The opposite side yard setback is not less than ten (10) feet and is perpetually maintained free and clear from any obstructions other than a three (3) foot eave encroachment; swimming pools ; normal land- scaping; removable patio covers which may extend to and not more than five (5) feet of the side property .line; or garden walls or fences crossing said setback provided they are equipped with a gate, and may equal in height to first floor double plate but not exceeding nine (9) feet; and (c) The wall located at the zero side yard setback is constructed with maintenance-free,solid decorative masonry for the first story of the dwelling and the second story is constructed with maintenance- free, decorative masonry or masonry veneer with a minimum thickness of two (2) inches . Decorative construction need not be used on that portion of the structure obscured from the vision of the adjacent side yard by the wall located at the zero side yard setback. The wall so constructed shall intersect rear property lines; and (d) No portion of the dwelling or architectural features project over any property line; and (e) The dwelling is not constructed in accordance with the rear yard set- back exception allowed in Section 9203.3. 1; and (f) The zero side yard is not adjacent to a public or private right-of- way; and (d) Exposure protection between structures is provided accordin- to the specifications of the Huntington Beach Fire Department and Huntington Beach Department of Building and Safety; and (h) An administrative review application, accompanied by a precise plan is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments and approved or con- ditionally approved by the Board prior to issuance of Building per- mits for the dwelling. Said plan shall delineate all structures proposed for initial construction. The Board, after reviewing said matter, may approve, conditionally approve or deny the precise plan. In its review the Board shall consider placement of all structures, building material and finishing of the wall constructed along the side lot line. (1469) PLANNING H1GHDENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S . 9232.2 , S . 9232. 2 Minimum Lot Width and Frontage : The minimum lot width shall be sixty (60) feet for interior lots .and sixty- five (65) feet for exterior lots . The minimum frontage shall be forty- five (45) feet for cul-de-sac and knuckle lots . (1315) S . 9232. 2. 1 Width Determination. Se 9232. 2. 1. 1 Rectangular Shaped Lots . The width shall be measured along a line equidistant to and twenty (20) feet from the front property line . S. 9232. 2. 1.2 Cul-de-sac, Knuckle or Similar Lots . The width shall be measured twenty (20) feet from the front property line along a line perpendicular to the bisector of the front property 1 ine . S . 9232. 2. 1.3 Cul-de-sac Lots Siding Onto Another Street, Freeway, Channel or Similar Properties . The lot width shall be measured along a line perpendicular to the interior side property line and twenty (20) feet from the front property line . S . 9232. 2.1.4 Calculations Submitted. In all cases , a licensed land surveyor or civil engineer shall submit calculations showing lot widths , depths and areas . (1469) S . 9232.2. 2 Exceptions . Any legal building site , as provided in 9232. 1 . 1 need not meet the required minimum lot widths . S . 9232.3 Maximum Density. The maximum density shall not exceed 1 dwelling unit for each 1000 square feet of lot area, provided not more than 29 dwelling units are located on any parcel of land. S . 9232.3 .1 Exceptions . S . 9232.3 . 1. 1 The maximum density shall not exceed 1 dwelling unit for each 950 square feet of lot area on lots within the territory bounded by Ocean Avenue on the southwest, Twenty-third Street on the northwest , Palm Avenue, on the north and northeast and Lake and First Streets on the east and southeast . S . 9232.3 .1. 2 Any lawfully created lot which consists of 5000 square feet or more may be occupied by 6 dwelling units . S . 9232.3 .1.3 Thirty or more dwelling units may be permitted on any one parcel of land containing sufficient area subject to the approval of a Use Permit , S . 9232.3 .1.4 Any development which extends 150 feet or more from a street may be permitted , subject to the approval of a Use Permit . S. 9232.4 HIGH L..-.4SITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. PLANNING S. 9232.4 Lot Coverage. The ground floor area of all roofed structures shall not occupy more than 65 per cent of the lot area. S. 9232.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings. The minimum dis- tance between the exterior walls of main dwellings on the same lot shall be 15 feet, except as provided in Section 9232.5.1. S. 9232.5.1 Exceptions. S. 9232.5.1.1 Alleys or Drives. Where an alley or drive is provid- ed between structures on the same lot, the minimum distance between the exterior walls of the building shall be increased equal to the width of the alley or drive. Said alley or drive shall be subject to the requirements of Section 9236.9. S. 92 2.6 Maximum Building Height. The maximum building height shall not exceed 2 stories or 30 feet. S. 9233 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line or the ulti- mate right-of-way line as adopted by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, and any amendment thereto, by any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, by the Department of Public Works standards, or by ordinance, whichever may be the greater. (1705-1/72) S. 9233.1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be 10 feet, except as provided in Sections 9233.4 and 9236.5. S. 9233.2 Side Yard. S. 9233.2.1 Interior Side Yard. The minimum interior side yard for 1 and 2 story construction shall be 10 per cent of the lot width. Said side yard need not exceed 5 feet and shall not be less than 3 feet, except as provided in Section 9233.4. PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS ARTICLE 931.' CHhPTER 93 .5f I-DEV ELOPMEN'rS 3 ARTICLE 931. PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 932. APARTMENT STANDARDS ARTICLE 931 PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT S. g310 INTENT AND PURPOSE. In order to promote better living environments, this section shall establish basic guide- lines for approval, conditional approval, or denial of use permits for Planned Residential Developments within certain residential districts of the City. It is intended that this Article shall en- courage better land planning techniques with maximum use of aesthet- ically pleasing types of architecture, landscaping, and site layout and design. Certain general planning principles which often charac- terize Planned Residential Developments and should be of prime con= sideration by the Planning Commission include: (a) The development of permanent recreation, leisure and open space areas for the sole use of residents of the project which are adequate in size, accessibility, landscaping, utilization and permanent maintenance for both present and future needs of res- idents. (b) The development of the project is carried out under a unified comprehensive plan which establishes a theme or concept for the entire project. (c) A diversification of residential dwelling types. including de- tached, attached and multi-story dwellings to create a hetero- geneous neighborhood. (d) A separation of vehicular and pedestrian traffic with conven- ient circulation and access to dwelling units and accessory units. S. 9311 USE PERMIT REQUIRED. Planned Residential Developments may be permitted in the Rl, R2 or R3 districts when a use permit is first secured for each such development pursuant to = Article 984. S. 9311.1 Subdivision Map Required. A condition for approval of a Planned Residential Development shall be the recordation of an approval subdivision map. A tentative subdivision map shall be submitted to the Planning Commission as provided by law at the time application is made for a use permit for the Planned Residential Devel- opment. Tentative maps and use permits filed pursuant to this sec tion may be processed simultaneously. l S. . 9311.2 ,PECIAL DEVELOPMENTS i?LANNING S. 9311.2 P;aximum Density. The maximum density of a p-_anned residential development shall not exceed seven (7) units per acre in the R1 district; sixteen (16) units per gross acre in the R2 district; and twenty-six (26) units per gross acre in the R1 district. For the purpose of this article, gross acreage shall not include open or public land, as defined in this code. (1717 - 2/72) Sa 9312 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. The development standards contained in this article shall apply to all planned residential developments. S. 9312.1 Minimum Size. The minimum size for a planned resi- dential development shall be such that it will not conflict with the definition of planned residential development as contained in this code. S. 9312.2 Detached Single-Family Homes. Where detached single- family homes are proposed on individual lots, similar to those found in standard subdivisions, and such lots do not abut common open space used for recreation and leisure purposes, the min- imum lot size for said lots shall conform to the requirements of the district in which such development is located unless said plan has been determined by the Planning Commission, with concurrence of the City Council, to meet the intent and purpose of this article. S. 9312.2.1 Five Thousand Square Foot Lot. Where detached single- family homes are proposed on individual lots similar to those found in standard subdivisions and such lots abut common open space used for recreation and leisure purposes, the minimum lot size for said lots shall not be less than five thousand (5000) square feet unless said plan has been determined by the Planning Commission, with concurrence of the City Council, to meet the intent of this article. S. 9312.2.2 Minimum Floor Area. The minimum floor area shall be as follows: UNIT TYPE MINIMUM FLOOR AREA Bachelor and Single 400 square feet One bedroom 650 square, feet Two bedrooms 900 square feet Three bedrooms 1100 square feet Four bedrooms 1300 square: feet S. 9312.2.3 Maximum Site Coverage. The maximum building coverage of the site on which the development is located shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the gross acreage being developed exclusive of land area being set aside for private streets and alleys, and the rights of way of public streets and alleys. S. 9312.2.4 Setback From Public Street. The setback from a public street shall average twenty (20) feet for any structure: , exceeding forty-two (42) inches in height. In no case shall the mini- mum setback be less than fifteen (15) feet. i PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 976 - Contents , = ARTICLE 976 SIGN CODE S . 9760 TITLE, SCOPE AND ENFORCEMENT S . 9760. 1 Title S . 9760. 1. 1. Purpose and Intent S . 9760. 1. 2 Authority S . 9760. 1.3 Inconsistent Regulations S . 9760. 1.4 Acts Prohibited S . 9760. 2 through S . 9760. 2.49 Definitions S . 9761 PERMITS, FEES, INSPECTIONS S . 9761. 1 Permits Required S . 9761. 2 Application S . 9761.3 Activities Exempt From Permit Requirement S . 9761.4 Fees S . 9761.5 Maintenance S . 9761.6 Inspection S . 9761. 7 Determination Prerequisite to Issuing :a Permit S . 9761. 7. 1 Applications . Action of Director S . 9761.8 Right of Entry S . 9761. 9 Board of Zoning Adjustments . Approval S . 9761. 9. 1 Criteria S . 9761. 9. 2 Board of Zoning Adjustments Action S . 9761.9.3 Criteria for Approval of Identification Signs S . 9761. 9.4 Criteria for Approval of Freeway Signs S . 9761. 10 Bond Required S . 9761. 10. 1 Amount of Bond S . 9761. 10. 2 Forfeiture or Refund of Bond S . 9761. 11 Sign Identification S . 9761. 12 Revocation of Permit S . 9761. 13 Application After Revocation of Permit S . 9761: 14 Notice of Hearing S . 9761. 15 Service of Notice of Hearing S . 9761. 16 Appeals S . 9761. 16 . 1 Appeal by Applicant or Interested Party to the Planning Commission S . 9761. 16 . 1. 1 Time Limit S . 9761. 16 . 1. 2 Form and Content S . 9761. 16 . 1.3 Filing Place and Notification S . 9761.16 . 1.4 Filing Fee i S . 9761. 16 . 1. 5 Hearing Date Continuance S . 9761. 16 . 1.6 Decision by the Planning Commission S . 9761. 16 . 1.7 Finding of Fact and Decision Time Limit S . 9761. 16 . 1.8 Notice of Planning Commission's Decision. Article 976 - Contents GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S . 9761. 16 . 2 Challenge by Commission . S . 9761. 16 . 2.1 Notification S . 9761. 16 . 2. 2 Hearing Date: Continuanc `:': :S . 9761. 16 . 2.3- Decision- by the.-Planriin' g .Commission ' S .. 9761. 16 . 2.4- ,".: .F nding bf Fact and','Decis ion Time Limit S 9761. 16 . 2.5 Notice .of Plann_ikig.iCommisSion Decision S ,., 9761, 16 .3 1A fer.raI of Application to Planning Commission for' Hearing ,,S . 97.61. 16 .3 . 1 Hearing Date Continuance S . 9761. 16 .3 . 2 Notice - of. Planning Commission - Decision. S . 9761.16 .4 Appeal-by Applicant or, Interested Party to the City,. Council , S . 9761. 16 .4. 1 Time: Limit S . 9761. 16 .4 . 2 Form_ and' Content ' S . 9761 . 16 .4 . 3 Filing -Place and Notification S . 9761. 16 ..4 .4 Filing Fee S . 976.1. 16 .4 . 5 Hearing Date Continuance S . '9761. 16 .4 .6 Decis'iori by the City Council S . 9761. 16 .4 .1 Finding�of Fact and ..Decision Time Limit . S . 9761. 16 ,4 .8 Notice of City Council Decision S . 9761. 16 .5 Challenge by City Council S . 9761. 16 . 5 . 1 Notification S: �9761. 16 .5. 2 Hearing Date Continuance S . 9761. 16 .5.3 Decision by the City Council _ ` a S.. 9761. 16 .5.4 Finding of Fact and Decision Time Limit . S . 9761. 16 . 5. 5 Notice of City Council Decision S . 9762 MISCELLANEOUS SIGNS AND- ACTIVITIES PROHIBITED S . 9762. 1 Use- of Certain Attention-Getting Devices Prohibited S . _ 9762. 2 Use of LivecModels or -Search Lights Prohibited S . 9762.3 Light Bulbs Prohibited S . 9762.4 Use of Flashing or Pulsation Parts ' S . 9762.5 Sight Obstruction Prohibited S . 9762.6 Erection of Signs on Public Property -Prohibited S . 9762. 7 Portable Signs Prohibited S . 9763 SIGNS PERMITTED. MISCELLANEOUS S . 9763 . 1 Temporary Signs S . 9763 . 1. 1 Permits for Temporary Signs S . 9763 . 1. 2 Size S. 9763 . 1.3 Temporary Cloth Signs . Support For S . 9763 . 1.3 . 1 Temporary Cloth Signs . Clearance of ; S . 9763 . 1.3 . 2 Temporary Cloth Signs . Projection of S . 9763 . 1.4 Time Limit. Temporary Signs S . 9763 .1. 5 Temporary Directional Signs : S . 9763 . 1. 5. 1 Temporary Directional Sign Permits . Expiration of S . 9763 . 1. 5. 2 Temporary Directional Signs . Standards and Specifications S . 9763 . 1. 5.3 Inspections S . 9763 . 1.5.4 Exis Lii,b Temporary Directional 8 igns PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 976 - Contents S . 9763 . 1.6 Temporary On-Site-Feature Signs . Standards and Specifications S . 9763 . 2 Signs Behind Setback S . 9763 .3 Signs Within Setback S . 9763 .4 Nonconforming Signs and Other Advertising Devices S . 9763 .4 . 1 Determination of Amortization Period for Non- conforming Signs S . 9763 .4 . 2 Destruction of Nonconforming Signs S . 9763 .4 .3 Application to Extend Use of Sign S . 9763 .4 .4 Variances S . 9763. 5 Signs on Nonconforming Property S . 9764 . PERMITTED SIGNS. DISTRICT REGULATIONS S . 9764. 1 Residential Districts S . 9764 . 1. 1 Identification Signs on Residential Developments S . 9764. 1. 2 Identification Signs on Apartment Buildings S . 9764. 1.3. Identification Signs on Mobile Home Parks S . 9764. 1.4 Height and Projection S . 9764 . 1.5 Real Estate Signs S . 9764 . 1.6 Temporary Directional Signs S . 9764. 2 Permitted Signs in Office-Professional and Cl Districts S . 9764 . 2. 1 Signs Within the Setback S . 9764 . 2. 1. 1 Maximum Sign Area for Signs in Office-Professional District , S . 9764 . 2. 1 . 2 Maximum Area for Signs in the C1 District S . 9764 . 2. 1.3 Maximum Height in Office-Professional and Cl District S . 9764 . 2. 1.4 Minimum Sign Area in Office-Professional and Cl District S . 9764 . 2. 2 Signs Behind the Setback S . 9764 . 2.3 Roof Signs Prohibited S . 9764 . 2.4 Combination Signs or Freestanding Signs S . 9764 . 2. 5 Placement of Attached and Combination Signs S . 9764 .3 Permitted Signs in C2, C3 and C4 Districts S . 9764 .3 . 1 Signs Within the Setback S . 9764 .3 . 1 . 1 Size of Signs S . 9764 .3 . 1. 2 Distance Between Signs S . 9764 .3 . 2 Maximum Height S . 9764 .3 .3 Ground Signs S . 9764 .3 .4 Signs Behind Setback Line S . 9764.4 Signs Permitted in Industrial Districts S . 9764 .4 . 1 Signs Within Setback Line S . 9764.4. 1. 1 Freestanding or Combining Sign S . 9764 .4. 1. 2 Size of Signs S . 9764.4 . 1.3 Maximum Height S . 9764.4 . 2 Signs Behind the Setback Article 976 - Contents GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S . 9764 . 5 Real Estate Signs S . 9764 . 5. 1 Real Estate Signs Permitted in R1, R1-PD5 and R2 Districts S . 9764 . 5 . 2 Real Estate Signs Permitted in R3 and R4 Districts S . 9764 . 5.3 Real Estate Signs Permitted in Office-Professional District S . 9764 . 5 .4 Real Estate Signs Permitted in Commercial and Industrial Districts S . 9764 . 5. 5 Real Estate Signs Permitted all Other Districts S . 9764 . 5.6 Open House Signs S . 9764 . 5 . 7 Real Estate Signs S . 9764 .6 Outdoor Advertising S . 9764 . 7 Temporary Signs - Bonds Required S . 9764 .8 Community Service Signs S . 9765 Structural Design and Construction S . 9765. 1 Computation of Sign Area S . 9765. 1 . 1 Signs Having Borders or Frames Except Facade Signs S . 9765. 1 . 2 Signs Not Having Borders or Frames and Facade Signs S . 9765. 1 .3 Three-Dimensional Signs S . 9765. 1 .4 Double-Faced Signs S . 9765. 1 . 5 "V" Signs S . 9765. 2 Design S . 9765. 2. 1 General S . 9765. 2. 2 Wind Loads S . 9765. 2 .3 Seismic Loads S . 9765. 2.4 Combined Loads S . 9765. 2. 5 Allowable Stresses S . 9765.3 Construction S . 9765.3 . 1 General S . 9765.3 . 2 Materials S . 9765.3 .3 Restrictions on Combustible Materials S . 9765. 3 .3.1 Materials for Ground Signs S . 97n5.3 . 3.2 Noncombustible Materials Required S . 9765.3 .4 Nonstructural Trim S . 9765.3 . 5 Anchorage S . 9765.3 . 5.1 Anchorage of Portable Ground Signs S . 9765 .3 . 5.2 Anchorage of Signs on Masonry, Concrete or Steel S . 9765. 3 . 5.3 Wooden Blocks or Plugs Prohibited S . 9765. 3 .5.4 Signs on Parapet Walls S . 9765.3 .6 Display Surfaces S . 9765.3 . 7 Approved Plastics PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S . 9760. 2. 12 S . 9760. 2. 12 Display Surface shall mean the area made available by the sign structure for the purpose of displaying an advertising message . S . 9760. 2. 13 Electric Sign shall mean any sign containing electrical wiring but not including signs illuminated by an exterior light source. l S . 9760. 2. 14 Facade Sign shall mean any sign attached to the vertical exterior surface of a building which extends across the full width of the building and does not project more than six (6) feet above the roof or parapet or below the door or window header. S . 9760. 2. 15 Freestanding Sign shall mean any sign which is wholly supported by a structure other than a building. S . 9760. 2. 16 Freeway Sign shall .mean any sign, sign structure or advertising device located on property zoned for commer- cial uses located within two hundred fifty (250) feet of a freeway right of way line , where the primary purpose for said sign is to inform persons traveling such freeway of the existence of roadside business incidental to travel, such as service stations , restaurants , hotels and motels . S . 9760. 2. 17 Front or Exterior Side Surface shall mean that portion of a building facing a street or public way (except alley) , mall, or parking lot containing at least twenty-five percent (25%) of the required parking spaces . S . 9760. 2. 18 Ground Sign shall mean any sign which is detached from abuilding and is supported by one or more uprights , poles or braces in or upon the ground other than a combination sign or pole sign, as defined by this article . S . 9760. 2. 19 Identification Sign shall mean any sign used for identi- fication purposes which designates the name of, or symbol for, a business , industry, shopping center, industrial park, residential subdivision, trailer park, school or institution it is intended to serve. S . 9760. 2. 20 Illuminated Sign shall mean any sign in which a source of light is used in order to make the message readable , including, but not limited to, -internally and externally lighted signs and reflectorized, glowing or radiating signs . i S . 9760. 2. 21 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S . 9760. 2. 21 Incombustible Material shall mean any material which will not ignite at or below a temperature of twelve hundred (1200) degrees Fahrenheit during an exposure of five (5) min- utes and which will not continue to burn or glow at that temperature . Tests shall be made as specified in the Uniform Building Code Standard No. 4-1-6 7. S . 9760. 2. 22 Land Development Project shall mean a residential sub- division final map or division of land parcel map duly recorded since January 1, 1960, identified by a number or signed by the county surveyor, whether or not developer intends to construct dwellings thereon. Land development project shall also mean any mobile home park or residential development upon which five (5) or more single family units are constructed or ten (10) or more apartment units are constructed, or any commercial or industrial developments of one (1) acre or more. S . 9760. 2. 23 Legal Setback Lines shall mean any line established by ordinance beyond which no building may be built. S . 9760. 2. 24 Marquee shall mean any canopy projecting over a sidewalk or street, or the area immediately in front of an entrance to a building or property, or attached to and constructed over the entrance of the building. S . 9760. 2. 25 Marquee Sign shall mean any structure erected upon or attached to any marquee . S . 9760. 2. 26 Nonstructural Trim shall mean the molding, battens , caps , nailing strips , latticing, cutouts or letters and walk- ways which are attached to the sign structure . S . 9760. 2. 27 Off-Site Sign shall -mean any sign other than an on-site sign. S . 9760. 2. 28 On-Site Sign shall mean any sign which carries only advertisements strictly incidental to a lawful use of the premises on which it is located, including signs or sign devices indicating the business transacted, services rendered, goods sold or produced on the premises and the name of the business , person, firm or corporation occupying the premises . S . 9760. 2.29 Outdoor Advertising shall mean any advertising done through the use of off-site signs or other advertising devices . S . 9760.2.30 Plastic Materials shall mean materials made wholly or principally from standarized plastics listed and des- cribed in Uniform Building Code Standard No. 52-1-67. PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS r S . §763 . 1. 5.4 S . 9763 . 1. 5 .4 Existing Nonconforming Temporary Directional Signs . Notwithstanding other provisions of this article , any temporary directional sign which, on the effective date of this article , is lawfully existing pursuant to a sign permit and is made nonconforming by the provisions of this article only because of its size or distance from another sign, may remain for one (1) year after the effective date hereof. Temporary directional signs lawfully existing pursuant to a sign permit and made nonconforming under this article for any reason other than their size or distance from another sign, shall be removed upon expiration of their permits or within one (1) year from the effective date of this article , whichever date is sooner, and no such permit shall be renewed. Removal of temporary directional signs exist- ing without a valid permit on the effective date of this article , shall be governed by Section 9763 .4(b) of this article . S . 9763 . 1.6 Temporary On-Site-Feature Signs . Standards and Speci- fications . Temporary on-site-feature signs shall meet the following requirements : (a.) Such signs shall be located only within the blue border of the subdivision as shown on the final map. (b) The maximum area for each sign shall not exceed sixteen (16) square feet. (c) The width and height of the sign shall not exceed a ratio of two to one . (d) The minimum distance between signs shall be sixty (60) feet. (e) No sign, nor combination of sign and sign structure shall exceed the maximum height of twelve (12) feet. Signs which are forty- two (42) inches in height or more shall maintain a minimum ground clearance of seven (7) feet. S . 9763 . 2 Signs Behind Setback. The following provisions shall apply to all signs located behind the setback in office- professional, commercial and industrial districts : (a) The sign area shall be computed from the vertical exterior surface of the building of the business , profession or industry it adver- tises . (b) In no case shall the combined area of attached signs , roof signs and freestanding signs exceed the permissible sign area stated in this article for signs located behind the setback line. S . 9763 . 2 (c) GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING (c) Attached signs , except roof signs , shall be placed toward the side of the building from which the sign area is computed. (d) Freestanding signs behind the setback shall be placed in front of the surface of the building from which the sign area was computed. (e) Signs designed to advertise several businesses shall have the sign area devoted to each business deducted from the permissible sign area for such business . (f) Roof signs shall be entirely supported by no more than two (2) structural supports and shall not rely on secondary supporting members such as guy wires and braces . (g) Sign height shall not exceed the building height restrictions of the district in which said signs are located. (h) Signs located within a building shall not be included as a part of the permissible sign area . S . 9763.-3 Signs within the Setback. - The following provisions shall-- - - apply to signs within the setback in office-professional, commercial and industrial districts" (a) Signs shall be set back twenty (20) feet from any interior prop- erty line , or shall be set back one (1) foot for each two (2) square feet of sign area, whichever is the greater, except as otherwise permitted in this article. However, this provision shall not prohibit the placement of a sign within the central ten (10) feet of frontage of any premises . (b) The minimum ground clearance for signs exceeding forty-two (42) inches in height, except identification signs , shall be ten (10) feet. PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S . 9764. 2. 1. 1 S . 9764. 2. 1. 1 Maximum Sign Area for Signs in Office-Professional District. Signs in the Office-professional district shall not have a maximum area greater than two hundred (200.) square feet. S . 9764. 2. 1. 2 Maximum Area for Signs in the Cl District . Signs in the Cl district shall not have a maximum area greater than one hundred (100) square feet . S . 9764. 2. 1.3 Maximum Height in Office-Professional and C1 District. Signs in the office-professional and C1 districts shall not have a maximum height greater than thirty-five (35) feet. S . 9764. 2. 1 .4 Minimum Sign Area in Office-.Professional and C1 District . The minimum sign area in the office-professional and Cl districts need not be less than twenty-five (25) square feet. S . 9764. 2. 2 Signs Behind the Setback. The combined area of all signs sign structures or advertising devices in office- professional and Cl districts behind the setback shall not exceed ten percent (10%) in office-professional districts , and fifteen percent (15%) in C1 district of each vertical surface on the front or exterior side of the building to which the sign, sign structure or advertising device is attached. S . 9764. 2.3 Roof Signs Prohibited. Roof signs , roof sign structures , or roof advertising devices are prohibited in office- professional and Cl districts . S . 9764. 2.4 Combination Signs or Freestanding Signs . Only one (1) freestanding sign, freestanding sign structure, free- standing advertising device, combination sign, combination sign structure or combination advertising device shall be permitted for each building in an office-professional or Cl district. S . 9764. 2. 5 Placement of Attached and Combination Signs . Attached signs , attached sign structures , attached advertising devices , combination signs , combination sign structures or combination advertising devices shall .not extend more than six (6) feet above the parapet, eaves or building facade in an office-professional or Cl distric S . 9764 .3 Permitted Signs in C2, C3 and C4 Districts . No person, or persons , shall hang, suspend, display, erect, con- struct, use or maintain any sign, sign structure or advertising device within a C 2, C3 or C4 district except the following types of signs : canopy, combination, freestanding, ground sign, identification, marquee, pole, projecting, roof, temporary or wall. S . 9764.3 . 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S .` 9764.3 . 1 Signs Within the Setback. Signs , sign structures or advertising devices permitted under Section 9764.3 , located within the front or exterior side yard shall conform with the following- requirements : S . 9764.3 . 1. 1 Size of Signs . The combined total area of all signs fronting on a street shall not exceed one (1) square foot for each foot of frontage of the street on which the sign fronts . However, the minimum sign area need not be less than twenty-five (25) square feet. S . 9764.3 . 1. 2 Distance Between Signs . Signs within the setback area other than signs identifying driveway entrances or exits and similar directional signs , shall conform to the following requirements : (a) One (1) freestanding or combination sign is permitted for each detached building. However, the minimum distance between said signs shall be forty (40) feet. (b) Lots having frontage on two (2) or more streets may have signs which conform to one of the following alternatives : (1) One (1) pole or combination sign may be permitted for each street . The size of each sign shall conform to the provision of Section 9764.3 . 1. 1 ; or (2) One (1) pole sign may be permitted at the intersection of the front and exterior side property lines . The size of said sign shall be determined by Section 9764. 3 . 1. 1. In addition, two (2) secondary pole signs are permitted at the front or exterior side property lines . Said pole signs shall be set back a minimum of one hundred (100) feet from the corner pole sign. Said secondary pole signs shall not exceed fifty (50) square feet in area . S . 9764 .3 . 2 The maximum sign height shall not exceed fifty (50) feet. PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S . 9764.3 .3 S . 9764.3 .3 Ground Signs . One (1) ground. sign shall be permitted for each abutting street within- the required setback, subject to the following requirements . (a) Said sign shall advertise the merchandise or service offered on the premises. (b) Said sign shall be entirely supported by no more than two (2) structural supports , permanently affixed to the ground, and shall not rely on secondary supporting members such as guy wires and braces . (c) The total sign area shall not exceed a height of forty-two (42) inches and a width of six (6) feet. (d) The sign shall be situated so that sufficient sight clearance is provided. Sight clearance shall be determined by the Traffic Engineer. (e) Ground signs and the permitted freestanding sign shall not be designed to be read as one sign. (f) The area of said sign shall be deducted from the permitted sign area . (g) Said sign shall be located to conform to the following setback requirements : (1) Five (5) feet from any interior property line ; (2) Five (5) feet from any street or .highway right-of-way line ; (3) Ten (10) feet from any driveway intersection; and (4) One hundred (100) feet from any street intersection. S . 9764 .3 .4 Signs Behind Setback Line. Signs located behind the set- back line shall conform to the following requirements : (a) The total combined area of all signs behind the setback shall not exceed twenty percent (20%) of each vertical surface on the front or exterior side of the building to which said sign is attached. (b) Only one (1) freestanding or combination sign shall be permitted for each building. (c) Only one (1) roof sign shall be permitted for each building, except that shell buildings designed to be separated into individual store: shall be considered as a single building and only one (1) roof sign, shall be permitted. S . 9764.4 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S . 9764.4 Signs Permitted in Industrial Districts . No person, or .persons , shall hang, suspend, display, erect, con- struct , use or maintain any sign, sign structure or advertising device within an industrial district except the following types of signs : canopy, combination, freestanding, identification, pole, projecting, roof, temporary or wall. S . 9764 .4 . 1 Signs Within the Setback Line . Signs , sign structures . or advertising devices permitted under Section 9764.4 , located within the front or exterior side yard, shall conform to the following requirements . S . 9764.4 . 1 . 1 One (1) freestanding or combination sign is permitted for each abutting street, subject to the following requirements : - S . 9764 .4 . 1. 2 Size of Signs . The total area shall not exceed one (1) square foot for each foot of street frontage of that abutting street . However, the minimum sign area need not be less than twenty-five (25) square feet. S . 9764 .4 . 1.3 Maximum Height . The maximum sign height shall not exceed fifty (50) feet . S . 9764.4 . 2 Signs Behind the Setback. Signs located behind the setback shall conform to the following requirements : (a) The total combined area of all signs attached or detached behind the setback shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of each vertical surface of the front or exterior side surface of the building to which said sign is attached, or in front of which it is located . (b) Only one (1) roof sign shall be permitted for each building, except that shell buildings designed to be separated into individual units shall be considered as a single building and only one (1) roof sign shall be permitted. (c) Only one (1) freestanding or combination sign shall be permitted for each building. HUNT-ZNGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE—CHANGES (Updated /3/72) PLEASE: REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE DM 2 Effective 1/6/72) DM 2 DM 3 Effective 2/3/72) DM 3 DM '10 Effective 3/7/72) DM 10 DM 13 Effective 1/20/72) DM 13 DM 17 Effective 3/22/72) DM 17 DM 26 Effective 4/6/72) DM 26 DM 31 Effective 2/17/72) DM 31 f DM 33 Effective 3/22/72 DM 33 DM 34 Effective 3/22/72 DM 34 DM 38 Effective 3/22/72 DM 38 DM 39 DM 39 Effective 2/17/72 I PLANNING ZONING_ DM 2 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 2-6- 11 SCALE I—EET� ADOPTED MARCH 7,1960 NOTE CITY 0�' IS I DIYEN90Na ARE IN FEET CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 754 AN ZONE ADJOINING ANY RIGHT OF WAY IS INTENDED TO EXTEND TO THE CENTER AMENDED Q�NO. AMENDED ORD. OF SUCX RIGHT OF WAY 6-20-60 773 2-21-66 1186 LEGEND: 7-18.60 781 10-3-66 1236 Q SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE D19TRKT HIJNTINGTON BEACH N-7 6D 799 2-- 69 1527 R2 TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 2-20-61 717 2-17-69 1474 aM COMMUNITY FACILITIES(EDUCATIONAL)DISTRICT B-5-61 944 ID-6-69 152T RS OFFM:E•Ri0FE55NR1AL 019TiiCT 6-18-61 847, 10.19-70 1606 O REIP NTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT 9-IB-61 989 3-IS-7I 1639 ORANGECOUNTY, CALIFORNIA 11.E_61 976 1z�o-TI 1691 MI INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT 5-7-62 900 12-6-71 1687 M2 INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT 5.21-62 903 © COMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 6-4-62 907 © HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL 10-15-62 932 R3 LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 108,123,138,147,176.177,178, 12-3-82 938 © NEIGH ORHOOD COMMERCIAL 179,180.143,200.206.212.237. 1-7-63 947 ® MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL 244.248,269,282,288,302.331, 2-4-63 950 COMMUNITY FACILITIES(CIVIC)DISTRICT 333,379,473,505,545.68-40, - 6-24-63 9766978 — 111 COMBINED WITX OIL PRODUCTION SETBACK LINE 68-18,68-52'69.23.70-10.70-28, 1-6-64 1026 07 71-18.71-32 - - to-5-64 I090 0 J 4-5.65 1132 r--CDI crvlc DISTRICT i�. J IGARFIELD I I I / / —__._. _ __:..__._ _ _,.. I I AVE.I L ea ]s\ a 2 r.' - -r � r--- S -T "NRA-0 R3 In R5 C 2 xmi R2 DD RA-0 RA-0 V R3 RA o7 N.WIE BLK SODS 53004 R 2 R2 r. R3 L— C4! R2 I R 2 - ' - MI 3 y� R3 s MI a R2 °R5 i 3 ol ; aoa 12 lane! CLAY 54 P 2] CF—C "" D LRESEaY 1a) ►b c2-ar r $ R3 z.- o R3 cz; „,. R R4 R qR W R2 R3 F RI i' O O O lao-zo R2 xuN Io a•� I I I C4 AID 5 ]o cc CLCYEI AI,D R. _ W I R 2 -n2' RD 9rorB •]96e•s Po-q•• M2,0 RI ^� ; Ioa ~ .eC2-q R. P 9.LHE YK.5950 I WILLIAMS AVE. to _ J. �n M2-O-CD C y a -254 w 8 oN99 .. U O G J � 1 �W R2 R2a� C2-0 o�C2-0—CD RI—O—CD N 4 oy, R 2 o N N 4 L, �. 24 Q 0.R3 Rz $ C4,.. eI.E f,L :aD MANSION 9•]V se•E YORKTOWN e]a4 165 E. a EMI `F —So-! C F—C W Ia5 (C%-;C CEFT'R ST:I yl p R2-0-CD a CF-E CF-E-CD w M 2-0 R2 R2 C Z (H:INTINGYON BEACH JNIOV HIGH SCHOOL) WICHITA ILH pVE. _ p a m V L> C) HM20C I JAY CR. 1 O O O C O M2-0-C V T 03 \�OGQ 2 VENICE AVE. _ Q 2-O C u 2 0-C aao R4 • f DF UTICA UTICA VE.- R2 is ' All Rl- c14 D N .+. O RI RI RI RI RI R2 N ;� TORONTO AVE. R1—o . 20CD o 0 0 0 « .R2�o co it � cJ R2 .4 H SPRINGFIELD AVE R 2-0 C4 I N o O R2C R 2-0 nOlj Am. e Q LL 1 IRE O _ 1105 IS Oi BLOCKSd O O R 2-0SIDE a I706 CAST x r �HcaN z RI RI RI RI RI R2 tV CV,a ROCHESTER FO AVER BID!VILLA TRACT 50o U �v� yf9 a R3-0 Q ? • O f MI � M 17 M 10 � R2 RI-0 4M`r a R a z + WOO RI ADAMS AVE PLANNING ZONING DM 3- SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 3-6—II ADOPTED MARCH 7,1980 NOTE' - - -u DIM[N.RION[ARE IN r[n T€ON[ DMOINING ANr RIGHT or-1 CITE CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 784 s IN[xo[I HT OFTEND rD rNc CENTER SUCH RIGHT OF WAY. LEGEND, AMENDED ORD.NO. AMENDED -ORD-NO. INDUBTRUL DISTRICT TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 8-7-62 899 LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESEIENC[ DISTRICT IE-3-62 936' SNGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE I-IIJNTINGTOI� BEACH SIDENCE 2-21-88 1216 YULTIFL[ FAMILY COMMERCIAL OFFICE•FRWESSIONAL 6-20-BB 1218 N[IGxBORX000 COMMERCIAL @-8-88 1271 6-17-66 14N1 - 2.17-68 1472 .. - -D• CONCERNING OIL B-24-A .1362 ® EOUMOL0 EYTPILY p�CD.d N�!.a"I LOENNE[T ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA,. D-19-7D ,606 [TEN„COMBINE EDEAN AYE.DN EW EEY[l. NTX 3-3.71 1643 eE OCR 3 AMENDED BY 29.6 CASE - - - - 1-3-72 1706 -0 COMOWD[RTH OIL PREWCTIDN. 234,281,282,348,68-19,88-49,88-13,66-31,69-34,70.10,71-1,71.37, - - - - AE COMBINED WITX M PRODUCTION. �✓ GARFIELD AVENUE M2-0 •_ D $ Cl_p W -.: NaarMeg ear S is ei°r .i R M f-0 2 m rraar a xrY•x[ , - - - uARO' R3-0 RI-0 3 b� ?y. 6 9G4_R3:EI'➢Y 1 eY a:e. N 11xA J +a• o ....ee e.eD R4-01 R3-0 ae R4-01 — 4 R1-D1 R 1-0 „ee•.rN•w f� a R4-01 R4-01: �� g o •' W •,o J,�,. . gip`? CP RI a R I-0 I ,�� RI RI ,�° .� 4-p Rai-oi .;._7..� y ;4 a � R4-01 -- , R�P.IR4-0 y� ? RI-0 R4-01 i i fE RI �.�• R4 01. . R * wLNEi v1 RI- oulcT $b .� J ► •' 01 RImo . . R4-0 dJ RI\ . RI .-"_'_ b RIRI N3 - RI �'•:- Ri-0 RI as NCR '`d.— a RI NR+O TIDE Rho - R R4-01— �.�, ,_o R1 RI . Rh0Imp ro fD M LDExREc "'� - w?�?.. 0-Be .>s' .CI-0 / e00, J°` A4� + qti M 2-02 3 ry rt 0/10 1pG 4 00 PLANNING ZONING DM 10 9-6-I I a SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 10 . 6-II _ - NOTE: CALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET WAY -■■■L, I■■1E ADOPTED MARCH 7, 1960 ANY ZONE ADJOINING ANY RIGHT OF W IS INTENDED TO EXTEND TO THE CENTER Y CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 754 OF SUCH RIGHT OF WAY. LEGEND: AMENDED ORD.NO, AMENDED ORD.NO. ®SINGLE FAY ILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT H�JNTING�'®N BEACH ®TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 5-7-62 699 2-7-72 1710 ®LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 12-5-62 936 2-7-72 1711 ilk MULTIPLE FUYILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 2-21-66 1106 2-7-72 1712 ®GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT 9-IB-67 1346 2.7-72 1713 �INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 0:,;:� I606 2 -72 714 �I NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIIL DISTRICT 70 I606 2-7-72 1715 DF-R COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RE-AT-L)DISTRICT 5-3.71 1643 2-7-72 1716 SUFFIX LEGEND AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: I-3-72 1707 COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION 234,281,282,545,67-16,68.31.70-10,71-1,71-35,71-31(C),71-31(D),7I.310.71.31(F),71-31(0),71-31(IC71-31(J), a // ® COMBINED WITH 01L PRODUCTION IN AREA 'PO• T'G i/ BOUNDED BY FALMOCEAN AVE.ON NE, SEVENTH �O - �O• j ST ON NM,GLEAN AVE.ON MSW.E. SEVENTH M1F ST ON SE. .:D', 4� a?� $ �� CONSI ED WITH OIL PRODUCTION c 5 ® COMBINED WON OIL PRODUCTION . •� H�. M2-01 4 Cl Lb M2-O .o ti - �,. .. eti RI-0 R 4-0 ti 4� �"P4� Cq � ` ./ M2-02 p e �, PgA` � CC Q- �/ T�i�o/ �v P pr� Oq •?. � i ti ry ��1 `f�Gf O I /C , IK _ Qry 4N It p3Q- - tR �O a rya Qp Q r p® Q die b 4r � 0p P C- Q Q• Q- CA O p3 0 cl Qp 4� PLANNJNG ZONING DM 13 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 12-6 -II -�° SCALE rN EEEi ADOPTED AUGUST 15.196O NOTE ALL CITY ®� CITY COUNCIL ORD.N-ORDINANCE N0.785 AM DIMENSIONS EX INNYF FEET 4Y• ZONE ADJOINING A RIGHT CF W AMENDED ORD.NO AMENDED ORD.NO. IS INiEnDEO rD EKTEND TO THE CExTER 2.6-61 814 OF SUCH RIGHT OF WAY 5-5-61 839 LEGENDr Tf I��TI T�MTI '�IIp`a�TI BEACH12-4-61 877 I� I_21-63 94a O 6-3-63 034 O COMMUGLENITY FAMILY BU NESS NCEDISTRICT DISTRICT 2-3-64 1034 G2 COMMUNITY BU91NE55 DISTRICT 8-19-64 1OT9 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 6-7_64 "D6 F-R COMMUNITY FACILITIES IRECREATIONALI DISTRICT 6-4-65 1145 M4 HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 11-15=65 1165 © COMMUNITY FACILITIES IEOUCATIONI DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 1_3-66 1177 ® RF�MENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT 145,161,213.215,237,261.300,316,394.461,482,514,531,540,66-62,66-66 I-I6-67 1290 6-I8-67 1330 SUFFIX LEGEND 67.22,70-10,71-II,71-12,71-34, _9•I8 -67 1349 10-19-70 1606 -ptrO3 OIL CO,WNING DISTRICTS 7-17-71 '658 9-7-71 657 --- SETBACK LINE 12-20-71 1702 f l ADAMS AVE I - _ 6 - 12 r-_---- —Z. 66OTC W' I 2 i� RA-0 I :m. 6 8Cp I IDo RI LRcRIBB(R I-0 R I J CO �2A-oI I ; 1.0 "� RI z DR PR�NCFs w pp RI-01 I RI RI RA-01 RIN rA Y R I _ R I KNIGHTS CA3 4. xDRFO K OR ¢ R RI-OI,�o - RI m RI SOURES CR. 3 a I I RIL'f-CF-R.1 CAPE NEW BURY R. 'RA-0 -I--�" f{ - fT ~SOIiTN I I s —00 `I RI-0 c2 �q R I LINE TR.CT. SSOSB 41.4 p e34 4 RI R W � MONSTER DR 3 RI RI Rl 3 RI o�RI�Q I/ ��1111 y � I RI ALLOY DR RA 'so16� RI RI RI Z" o RI ,� RI x RI AV 7 I INDIANAPOLIS FRRI RI Aso.ss RI RI REILLY DR RI CF—E TERN CR RI RI RI RI HERON CR M�NSECR . RI I - a w u CRANE-CR RI L EDW g R R I KINGFISHER DR. RI 3 a RI 3 MARY CR VARAS CR. O z 5 Z RI RI RI ;= RI a SO RI SEA&RD CR —AR DO DR I ri C4 u RI RI PUERIDD R=Ri I '-1 } Q EVELYN CR 3 CASTILIAN = c 1. a U ` a s BID! a RI ED m NOW BIRD z - 1 w ���I o o RI RI A RI W l 8 C4 —� 1----- -;—- -- - �r,rn, 1 AGG-4 » -, - _J I2 T i ATLANTA AVE PLANNING ZONING DM (? SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 15 -5- II ° - °`° SCALE IN FEET NOTE' ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET OF CITY OF AN ZONE ADJOINING AN nIONT OF weY ADOPTED AUGUST 15,1960 IS IiVENOED`TO E.—D YTo THE CENTER CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO.-785. LEGENDpI wAr RI SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE AMENDED ORD.NO. AMENDED ORO.NO. RS OFFICE PROFESSIONAL DISTRICT HUNTINGT®N BEACH ©COMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT 11-7-60 798 1-15-68 1387 ,CA NO MAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 122-6 1 -617 2-22-72 172 RS UNITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT . - 2-20-81 817 2-22-72 - 1724 _.._SETBACK LINE 3-27-61 829 F•E COMMUNITY FACILITIES(EDUCATION)DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA 7-1'61 849 R COMMUNITY FACILITIES IRECRCATIONALIDISTRICT ' 8-21-61 864 4-21.21-82 896 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 0-7-63 100 10-7-63 1007 136,140,162,166,186.188.189.191 1-6-64 1028 - 193,231,232,298,364,387,66.35,67-22 - 9-6-66 1249 PP 67-3,71-4471-47, _ 9-IB•67 - 1349 BOLSA J o c. F. c. D. I C4-6 AVE II I I i ~W � HUNfINGT N EACH �• - --.—.—..I� C2 RRI S 3 RI S rc zKR A DOZER DR. •�. `64 2y sCRI( n RI J RI Y RI RI - RI C4 88 RI RI RI c RI N'M eee ro( wSN,T, - 2 ~TNOR Rl mRIRI RI z RINORIA DR - ALEXANDRIAaRIT RI RI RI N Y MKIMBER RYALE COXFORD DR z C: R RI 266 RI RI 3 RI RI (s.+RaiF scl::::;:.1 DUNDEE °R CF-R HARVARD CR PARIS. CR CANTERBURY OR CANTERBURY DR. 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ALBION OR. o ANTRIM CR C F-E RI RI RI a RI RI PRISCILLA - R TYRONE- CR a R I i RI RI CALVIN CR - DOWN -DR GLEN DR- - z u ZR CF—E RI 3ZH z CR R I R I (C'-"•'i.F'l.F.:5 S_ (?41 - SLIGO �CR MEATH CR SHANNON DR i RI 3 RI RI 3 RI RI 6o R HOOKER DR tE HUGHES DR EIRE CR CORK Of RETHERFORD OR WELDE CR = R I R l 3 z R� In m RI a - RI - RI RI 3 J LONGFORD CR CLARE DR BREELAND Q ROYALIST DR I R,I OR z �u RI 3 RI RI RI cMADAPR z 66D T R I R5 a RI RI RI RI CNAN cn uMERCK ~ DR RI RI RI 0 InRl F - H N RI q -eo. J C 2 j - RI xazo Q ¢xe 5 LL R I a v s a 'a a RI g C4?� C4 g 8 ; 3 $ C� EDINGER AVE PLANNING ZONING DM-26 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 23-5-II D1000 ]GLEE IN FEET NOTE' CITY ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET �I` ■ `� O� ADOPTED MARCH 7, 1960 13 INTEND TEND Ao.O EXT ANr TH or TER 1 A ZTD TO EXTEND TO THE ENTER CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 754 OF such RIGHT of WAY LEGEND - AMENDED 011EN0. pMENOED ORD H0. AMENDED O.D. 6-20-80 "I 8.19-66 1435 RA REBIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT 7-3-61 855 9-16-68 1459 I-ILJNTINGTON BEACH 6 61 8 7 6 ]-IT-6B 161E Ca HIGHWAY FAMILY COMMERCIAL DICE DI I2-4-61 en ]-2-10 ]]7 1-I.'. 886 0.16-70 I812 Q SINGLE FAY1Lx RESIDENCE DISTRICT 2-11112 8B0 II-16-71 1632 5-IB-62 894 2-16.71 IWI C2 COMYUNFtY BUSINESS DISTRICT 5-7-62 923 8.2-71 M60 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 8-17 fit S23 ]_72 ,DB YI LIGHT MANUFACTURING DISTRICT 6-24-63 977 2-22-72 1725 - ULTIMATE RIGHT OF WAY 2-11 1.22 2-2Z-72 1728 - ]-I-BS 1123 3-B-YF 721 ---- FRONT YARD SETBACK LINE U32 ]-8-72 IYE9 4-19-65 1133 3•6-72 1730 P5 LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 12-6-85 66 8-1-68 1714, 231 0 TWO FAMILY PESIDENCE DISTRICT 102,104,107,II6,132,190.211,212,29,220, 12-19-Bfi 1274 ® Pp0FE951pLL,MOTEL.B TRAILER RL11N DISTRICT I-3-6Y I27B 222,224,237,260,327,495,501,SOS,S06,557,66-4,68-29 1-16-6Y IE86 DESIGNATES PRECISE RAN OF STREET ALIGNMENT 66�54,66-39,66-69,86-61,PP 66.4,PP 67-4,68-12,88-14 - I-16-BY 1291 2-20-67 1281 CF-E COMMUNITY FACILITIES(EDUCATION)DISTRICT 66 -2O,88-24.68-54,69-2,PP 68-2,70-2,70-14,PP70-5,PP70-8, -I 5-66 I]Ba PP71-,7-38,71-49,71-50,71-51A•71-518.71-51C, - - B-17-60 1410Ci-R COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIONAL)DISTRICT 8-17-88 1g20 fEF-Cl COMMUNITY FACILITIES(CIVIC)CISTRICT EDINGER AVE I loo In i In R C4 - C2 R100 w c2 4�°' In C2 s rI m ALDRICH 1320 TO & _ C 4 I ` R I DRCE n BLUESAILS DR 3 � R3 s 3 R3 J - j VOLGA i)R t3 R I R 3 STARK SOT STONEWOOD DR - R u � j _ MURor R3 369 . R I R I - AMAZON Dn R3 4 CF-C R3 R 3_� CF-R y�y CANDLELIGHT CR BOWUET N - S yy • .50 3 Z DI M I M 1 3 R3LINE N IR MEW SEC 2l-5•II H L T RI HONE LN Y Y STARLIGHT Cfl i MITA.ITA CF-E ° R3 C4' RI RI R1 RI I (6iNV:EW GL'H^(ii.l w4 MOON4IGHT CR 2aALL) ST e DD N LME TRACT NO 622 R F) 2 ~ Ca2 R I '^ GLENCOE F AVE —�; - NANCY f zSUNLIGHTRIRI R2 RI S RI o es = ALHAMBRA 1 p F. HEIL W RI H RZ C4 G AVE R3 3 R3 RI z LR mp DANUBE OR RI u RI RI RI W� s R3 R3 13R R3 R3 R3 R3 SEINE OR RI C 4 A RI ' MI J RI RI RI DON Gb CNRYSLER DR. � 0 1 R3 ik3 JR3 R3 CF-E M I M' Q RIf q R3 1E3 C2 rc Ll o L RHINE G / N RIM DP. N LINE W 12 SEW ft.. O- - SEC.23-5-JR31i u Ec n-A R3CF R �wMP RZ As C(F (MlL'{D'f`-M�lidiTY?AF%) �R3 R3 or m J C. F. C. D. - 61 U1 0. C. F. C. D CB-1 w 945 1000 3 jR3 s4oZRA TDL 1.R R2 R5 = w �kR3 640 eh jRA R3 R = M1a WuwN4TDN .YE kIR 3 /+4 ]D m�Y 1T J.0D --IRA -C4 L9 8 R2 � T —.._.. —.. T]D. WARNER AVE 'PLANNING ZONING DM 31 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP • 26 - 5 - II 'E=�dFEETOD NOTE :11 . ��mT T ®� ADOPTED APRIL 11,1980 5 lTl NCED 1o,Nr e•. 0 nE eenTEn e■1l .,Wao,o Tc uF suc�ORlc.�u CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 759 LEGEND: AMENDED ORD.NO. AMENDED ORD.NO. ® RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT T T TT T /-�, T //��,, R2 TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ���I p ,T�/ ,T�� BEACH / ,� 7.1.961 934 1-2D-1965 io3o1117 COMMUNITY FACILITIES IEDUCCT10N1015TRICT JMp■L i,■■1. ■■V— 1 JIf� I■MiE-/'Jel ■■,`++I 7-3•I88I 849 I-IB-1965 1117 ® PROFES ZONAL 8-74961 660 3-15-1966 1124 MI LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT 9-I8-1981 666 4-5-1965 1132 '-MI�- MoelLEnoME DISTRICT 10-2-1961 a70 5-17.1965 1141 7R1 I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 11-6-1961 876 4-IB'1966 1202 O LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 12-4_1961 677 6-1-1966 1234 © HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT 5-7-1962 900 1-3-1967 1276 C-R COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIONAL)DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 2-2s 1963 955 1-3-1967 1280 -CD CIVIC DIET—T 101,148.172,187,192,202,208.211,212,237,304,312,313 4-1-1883 958 3-6-1967 '304 DF-c COMMUNITY FACILITIES(CIVIC)DIST-T 308,326,339,341,348,356,359,369,371,289,487,504,505,509,66-7.66-13.66-14,66-57,PP 66-3 6_3_;963 982 3-20-1967 1305 FRONT YARD SETBACK 66-50,67-1, 67-22,PP 67-5,PP69-I,PP69-2.PP70.1,70-4,PP70-8,71-17, 6-3-1983 970 9-IB-1967 1349 -•- 22 2J 8-5-1863 992 1.15-1968 1383 ---- ULTIMATE RIGHT OF WAY z7 ze - 6.13-1963 996 5-19-1969 1498 >Lt PRECISE PLAN OF STREET AVG-ENT 9-16-1963 1004 -10-6-1969 1530 10-7-1963 1007 4-20.1970 1570 23 24 10-26-1963 IOIO 10-6-1970 1607 26 25 WARNER 11-18-1963 1020 2-I6-1971 1632 AVE II I-17-1972 1709 - 1 L MI r0° s0 C 4 FIR DR. vt CAIN AVE � i I R2 " so so i 1 1 ISICAIORE CF—E N N R2e _ o I (YlENTEBSR13Ro rION SCHOOL) O MI W M I 1 R2 w I I J I J �40 g i CF—R ,. 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AMENDED ORD.No. LEGEND: 9-3-1043 1000 10-7.1963 1007 ® SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH 4-5-1964 1046 T MWFA COMMERCIAL INSTRUCT S-IB-1964 IO96 LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 4-5-1863 113E TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 10-18.1965 .1182 - - ® OFFICE PROFEe810MpL DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY C A L I F O R N I A 6-6-1966 215 ® AElWENTIpI AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT 5-1-87 - 1319 ® COMMUNITY FACILITIES IEOUCATIOx)DISTRICT 7-17-67 133 SUFFIX LEGEND: AMENDED BY ZONE CASE NO: 6-7-s7 134 9 352.365,396.426,505.526.66-16,67-6,67-12 2.5-68 1389 --_ SETBACK LINE PP 67-2,67-35,69-3,71-9,71-45 4-7-69 7-17-71 1659 --- ULTIMATE RIGHT OFWAY 2-22-72 1723 9!7•2'. PREQ9E PLAN OF STREET ALIGNMENT 20 21 zI zz 29 YB - - - 2 2e 2T WARNER J AVE _..—..— ----------- ' —1-- �- RI RI RI o I �C 4 •« R S z-----_ - r '"4 ti+ - I: M •D= eex + �i ��� EL DORADO DR. w ROG� RI z RI i I RI C4 1. i '7_�_c_.'._/1.:/_�T,__<r�,_.�oie R3 RI RI - u PENDLE N Dyy r- n j ! 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FRIJ SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ®D011MUMRY 6US am Dorm,a HUNTINGT®N EACH B-24-83 978 ®TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT II-IS-63 1019 ®LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ID-IBz 65 1163 O4 MGHeMY COMMERCIAL - 5-6-68 1405 RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL 119TRI01 - 12-18-88 1456- PLANNED DEVELOPMENT ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA `-2°' 167 717-71 1659 12-20-7I 1701 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 2-22-72 721 332,498,68-7,68-40,70-5,71-9,71-20(M1,71-43, SET9ACN LINE ci i - /r2� I 'I WARNER AVE I L zo zl JO 29 IN 1 l a fll RI Y rR RINRIR3 i" p3 S» R3RI RI fl 3 R3 C4; GEWATER - R R 2° R2 c 2 IID RI RI ORION S R gdo 2X. [be4 R3 ALADDIN RI DR. RI VN R I RTNE� �` R I R I R RI , I RI RI R1 �cw g PJE R I — WARNER w PAT0 —i--AVE R2-PD-14 M 9°y RI IPREZONED)RA s PREZW DI RI • 'pq C a� q 'J P oC,, - - PAFFAMD eY rIM MUNNIATOM MAG N.ANNi14 OFIf. OMWII PLANNING ZONING DM 38 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP - 34-5-II NFf. NOTE ADOPTED AUGUST IS, 1960 ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET CITY OF ANY ZONE ADJOINING ANY RIGHT OF WAY 19 INTENDED TO EXTEND TO THE CENTER CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE N0. 783- OF SUCH alGxr OF WAY AMENDED ORD.NO, AMENDED ORD,NO, LEGEND: RA -RESIDENTIAL—ICULTUR4L DISTIRCT ������ — ®� BEACH 8-3-1983 .970 COMBINED ED wttY RE PRODUCTION D13 �JJT 4-0.198$ .I132 CONGS ITN ON.mODU Ti.. 12-3-1998 1271 ® 91NGlE FAMILY RESIDENCE D19TgICT 2-3-69 1467 ®'LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT fi-26-70 1578 © MIGHwAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT IO-I9-70 1606 ia COYBDED WITH OIL PRODUCTION 7 IS CM 1659 COMMUNITY FACILITIESIRECREATIONALI DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA G-16-71 169, ® CIVIC DISTRICT ® PLANNED DEVELOPMENT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: I-17-72 1709 ® TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 315,505 96-49.69-46,70-8,70-10,71-9,71-26,71-17,71-44, 2-22-72 1722 2•27 - II7!Ea Slla4� !•iaa TALBERT AVE. e9•E2Ye'w ae161 N e2 9:u W A F IDOD !0.& 1 $ 6 RI ~°°k RUIR RI W RI GO C4 RI—CD R2—PD-I�}'� .e9E RI RA-0—CD gil N RA-0-CD RI—CD�z g� g° (PREZONED) RI e e• w RA-O-CD RA•O-CD fl asD 1a 1 4Je.J o�' W (PREZONED) RA-0 CD RA-O-CD —CD RESOef °° DD° RA—CD 9, H 89••2 SI'W 959.60 RA-0 RA-0—CD eFDE aN f9 19 L eW e9 - ' m J)0 eAD 0 2 9 s � eAo W� RA-0 Nes•4i al'w 'TIIe.SO' p OF 8 a y RA-01I RA-01 0 mi ` J 3 o ro E L0'J � W W g 2 � %�89.41'07'E II181.l0' a Fe GARFIELD AVE. laa4 a•1aa -PLANNING ZONING DM 39 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 3575-II NOTE: ADOPTED MARCH 7, 1960 ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN FEET ANv 20NE DJOININ4 ANY RIGTi OF WAY T CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 754 Is INTENDED TO ENTENO TO NE CENTER Y OF AMENDED ORD•NO, AMENDED ORD,NO, OF SUCH RIDHT OF WAY, LEGEND: 9-6-60 790 2-17-69 1473 ® RESIDENTIAL ASRICULTURAL DISTRICT 10�3-60 - 795 1. 6-69 1506- = IMIDUBI L DISTINCT TI T A II-7-60 798 - 9-2-69 1522 0 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL l DISTRICT �J NTiNGT�N BEACH 12-19-61 gpg IO-19_70 I606 ® 4DMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT 5.15-61 839 3-1-71 163g, FRONT,YARG SETBACK LINE 10-2-81 870 8-I6-71 1662 ® SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 11-8-61 gle 1-17-72 1709 ® OFFICE-PROFESISONAL DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA a -62 9918 o TWO FAMILY RESIDENCE o13RESID 6-Is-62 909 p! LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: It to 937 �i HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL 111,126,127,130,133,134,13B,141,149,198,212,237;238 1-7-63 946 ® CID MUNITY FACILITIES(EDUCATION)DISTRICT 5-Ig-g4 ID56 ® COMMUNITY FACILITIES(RECREATIDNAL3 DISTRICT 250,2;g.274,293,429,505,542,67-27.68-15.66-54,69-11.69.21,70-10,70-27,71-14,71-17, 4-5-65 1.32 �J COMMUNITY FAC4ITIESICIVIC)DISTRICT 1-17-66 1182 ® COM INED WITN OIL PR 11. 12 I8-67' 1373 - Qp COMBINED WITH OIL PA06LXTION 26 23 A 25 - I 6-17.68 14k1 _ _ _ ® .CIVIC'DISTRICT TALBERT - - - - - AVE. Q 90 "2 MI-CD. MI I D RA ci Y , C4 i a) MI-CD CF-E CF-R MI � 66 MI-CD - 6 ;CF_R RA _ - C2 Of T TAYLOR AV R N.LINE TR.]883 RI " RI SE KsnzO30 - N MI C 2 so n RA-0-CD ONTARIO OR Is I� 6 RI RI _ 600wB CF-C ��`pUEBEC DR RI RI IL3r es9.0 RI R I 11S' D RI M R3 R. ALBERII g E MI-CD RI SO ` J z Y KON DR FR4NKLIN DR --->(-� 04 _ RI MI•CD O ExTENOED E R RI 8 R2 ( HUNTINOTo!%ST E LIS ----�--. — -- -61 ,8 ro( • . �I M2-01 1 '.. 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The City Clerk shall have .custodial super- vision of the Municipal Auditorium, the City Hall and the Municipal Pavilion, and shall be ex-officio assessor, and ex-officio 6uditor. (434) 1411 . 1 Assessor. The City Clerk shall be ex-officio Assessor; and is hereby allowed one deputy assessor. (434) S . 1412 Attorney. • The City Attorney shall perform such duties- as are required by the City Charter. (434) S . 1412. 1 Allowances . In addition to his salary the City Attorney shall receive an additional sum per month for stenographic and clerical assistance as may be allowed by the Council, and such additional fees or compensation as are provided for in the City Charter. (434 , 597) S . 1413 Collector: Appointment: Tenure . The Collector shall be appointed by the Council and shall hold office at their pleasure, (434 , 470) S . 1413 . 1 Appointment of Deputies . The Collector may appoint the City Treasurer and may appoint the City Clerk and any or all of his deputies or any deputy assessor as deputy collector, with the consent of the City Clerk, subject, however, to the approval of the Council. (434 , 470) S . 1413 , 2 Salaries . The Collector and his deputies shall . receive- such salary and compensation as is provided in this Division. (434 , 470, 597) S . 1414. 1 Assistant City Engineer. The Assistant City Engineer shall act in the absence or inability of the City Engineer ; shall attend the Council meetings when requested by the City Council and shall assist the City Engineer in the performance of the duties in the Engineering Department as set. forth in the Charter and by Ordinances of the City of Huntington Beach. (652) S . 1415 Fire Department . The Fire Chief shall be ex-officio Fire Marshal with police power. The Fire Chief may appoint, by and with the consent of the. Council, call firemen who shall be subject to call by the Fire Chief for duty during any emergency, fire , or fire drill. (434, 597) S. 1421 SALARIES GOVERNMENT , ARTICLE 142 SCHEDULE OF OFFICER'S SALARIES S. 1421 SCHEDULE OF SALARIES. (605, 8839 13949 1727 - 2/.7.2) (a) Commencing April 18, 1972, the monthly salary of the City Clerk shall be One Thousand Six Hundred Two and no/100ths Dollars ($1,602.00) . (b) Commencing April 189 1972, the monthly salary of the City Treas- urer shall be Two Hundred Seventy and no/100ths Dollars ($270.00) . S. 1421.1 Repealed - Ordinance 1727 - 2/72 S. 1421.2 Repealed - Ordinance 1727 - 2/72 I SAFETY ANIMAL CONTROL S. 4234 S. 4234 RUNNING AT LARGE PROHIBITED. No person owning, having an interest in, harboring, or having charge, care, control, custody or possession of any dog shall cause or permit such dog to be off the premises of its owner, unless such dog is securely confined by a strong leash of not exceeding six (6) feet, securely and contin- uously held by a competent person owning, having an interest in, har- boring or having charge, care, control, custody or possession of such dog, or unless such dog be confined within an automobile. S. 4235 IMPOUNDING AND QUARANTINE. It shall be the duty of the Deputy Animal Control Officer and of any Police Officer of said City, to take up all dogs found in violation of Section 4234 hereof. when such dog is taken up by a Police Officer, it shall be delivered by him to the Deputy Animal Control Officer. All such dogs shall be impounded in the City Pound. S. 4235.1 Persons Authorized to Capture Dogs. The Chief Animal ontrol Officer, Deputy of Poundkeeper taking up any stray animal or any such animal which is running at large contrary to the provisions of this ordinance shall within six hours thereafter give notice to the Chief Animal Control Officer or to the Police De- partment of: (A) The fact that he has such animal in his possession. (B) The complete description of such animal. (C) The license number of such animal, if any, and by what county or municipal corporation issued. If such animal has no license, such person shall so state. (D) The place where such animal is confined and shall thereafter surrender said animal to the Chief Animal Control Officer or Deputy upon request. S. 4236 RABIES: VACCINATION. Every person kee ing, harboring or having a dog over the age of four (4� months in the City of Huntington Beach, California, shall cause such dog to be vac- cinated with a type of rabies vaccine approved by the City Health Officer within a period of thirty (30) days from the date such dog was harbored, kept or had within said City, or within thirty (30) days from the date the said rdog attains the age of four (4) months; provided, however, that the aforesaid provision shall not apply so as to require the vaccination of any dog which has been vaccinated with an approved vaccine by a person licensed by the State of California, or any other state or nation, to practice veterinary medicine where such vaccination has been completed within the period of time as here- inafter prescribed in this section. If chick embryo vaccine was used in such vaccination it must have been completed within two (2) years or if the tissue-type vaccine was used, it must have been completed within one year prior to the date such dog was first kept, harbored or brought into the City of Huntington Beach. S. 4236.1 Rabies: Revaccination. Every person keeping, harboring or having in the City of Huntington Beach a dog which has been vaccinated with chick embryo vaccine shall cause such dog to be vaccinated within a period of not more than two years, of which has been vaccinated with a tissue-type vaccine shall cause the dog to be vacci- nated within a period of not more than one year. S. 4236.2 ANIMAL CONTROL SAFETY S. 4236.2 Rabies: Certificate. Every person keeping, harboring or having in the City of Huntington Beach any dog required by this ordinance to be vaccinated shall at all times while such dog is thus kept, harbored or had, have in his possession a certificate issued by a person licensed by the State of California or any other state or nation to practice veterinary medicine, which certificate shall specify that such dog has been vaccinated in accordance with the pro- visions of Sections 4236 and 4236.1. S. 4236.3 Rabies: Licensing Requirements. Every person applying for a dog license must exhibit a certificate issued by a person licensed by the State of California to -practice veterinary medicine, which certificate shall show that the dog for which the li- cense shall be issued, either (1) has been vaccinated in accordance with the provisions of Section 4236 and 4236.1 hereof, or (2) should not be so vaccinated by reason of age, infirmity or other disability. Such exemption shall be valid for a period not to exceed one year. A license for any dog shall not be issued unless and until either such certificate is exhibited. S. 4236.4 License : Evidence. At the time a dog license is issued, it shall be stamped with the date of vaccination and the type of vaccine used as shown on said certificate, or there shall be a vaccination tag containing such information issued by the veteri- narian at the time of such vaccination. S. 4236.5 Health Officer to Have Dogs Examined for Rabies. Officers or persons capturing dogs under the provisions of Sec- tion 4235 and 4235.1 hereof shall separately confine such dogs cap- tured by them in some safe place, and shall report the capture to the Health Officer or his deputies and shall submit such dog to the exam- ination of the Health Officer, or his deputies, and it shall be the duty of the Health Officer, when called upon to examine or have ex- amined such dog, and to ascertain whether or not such dog is infected with rabies. Dogs captured under said Sections shall not be killed, but shall be kept in confinement until the Health Officer or his dep- uties shall find that further observation of the animal is not neces- sary for the determination of the presence of rabies, or absence of rabies. S. 4237 UNLAWFUL FOR ANY PERSON TO FAIL TO NOTIFY HEALTH OFFICER, HIS DEPUTIES OR CHIEF ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER OR HIS DEP- UTIES REGARDING RABID DOG. It shall be unlawful for any person having knowledge of the whereabouts of an animal known to have or suspected of having rabies or has shown symptcm.s of rabies to fail, refuse or neglect to immediately notify the Health Officer or his deputies, or to fail, refuse or neglect to allow the Health Officer or his deputies to make an inspection or examination of such animal until it shall be established to the satisfaction of said official that such animal has or has not rabies. The Health Officer or his deputies shall likewise be notified of any person bitten by an animal of a species subject to rabies, whether or not the animal is suspected of having rabies. I TRAFFIC PARKING METERS S. 6531 ARTICLE 653 USE OF METERS S. 6531 DEPOSIT OF COINS. No person shall park any vehicle in any parking space except as otherwise permitted in this Chap- ter) without immediately depositing in the parking meter adjacent to said space such lawful coin or coins of the United States as are re- quired by such meter and designated by directions on the meter, and when required by directions on the meter, setting in operation the timing mechanism- thereof, in accordance with said directions, unless said parking meter indicates at the time such vehicle is parked that an. unexpired portion remains of the period for which a coin or coins has been previously deposited. (496, 582) S. 6532 OVERTIME PARKING. A. Business Zones. No person, except as otherwise provided in this chapter, shall cause, permit, allow or suffer any vehicle registered to or parked or operated by him to be or -remain parked in any parking space in a parking meter zone, designated by resolution of the City Council as a business zone, during any time when the parking meter ad- jacent to such parking space indicates that no portion remains of the period of time for which a coin or coins have been deposited or beyond the time parking in such place is otherwise permitted or limited. (1500) B. Residential Zones. No person, except as otherwise provided in this chapter, shall cause, permit, allow or suffer any vehicle registered to or parked or operated by him to be or remain parked in any parking space in a parking meter zone, designated by resolution of the City - Council as a residential zone, during any time when the parking meter adjacent to such parking space indicates that no portion remains of the period of time for which a coin or coins have been deposited or beyond the time parking in such place is otherwise permitted or limited. (1500) C. Recreational Zones. No person, except as otherwise provided in this chapter, shall cause, permit, allow or suffer any vehicle registered to or parked or operated by him to be or remain parked in any parking space in a parking meter zone, designated by resolution of the City Council as a recreational zone, during any time when the parking meter adjacent to such parking space indicates that no portion remains of the period of time for which a coin or coins have been deposited or beyond the time parking in such place is otherwise permitted or limited. (1500) S. 6533 EXCEPTION. A vehicle may be parked and remain parked in a parking meter space without the deposit of any coin in the parking meter adjacent thereto during hours other than those 'desig- nated by resolution of the Council as hours during which such deposits are required. (496, 582) S. 6534 SLUGS. It is unlawful to deposit or cause to be deposited in any parking meter any slug, device or metallic substi- tute for a one cent or a five cent or a twenty-five cent coin of the United States. (496) S. 6535 TAMPERING WITH METERS. It is unlawful for any unauthorized person to open, or for any person to deface, injure, tamper with, or willfully break, destroy or impair the usefulness of any parking meter installed pursuant to this chapter, or to hitch any ani- mals thereto. (496) s. 6536 PARKING METERS TRAFFIC S. 6536 PARKING PERMITS. Notwithstanding any other provision of , this code, there is hereby established a system of per- mit parking subject to the following standards and provisions: �a) A nontransferable parking permit for a fee of Fifteen Dollars $15.00) shall be issued to cover a calendar year. Such parking per- mit or decal, when affixed to the front windshield of a vehicle with- in a seven-inch square in the lower corner farthest removed from the driver's position, shall authorize the parking of said vehicle in any posted or metered residential parking area in the City of Hunt- ington Beach, as such residential parking areas have been, or may be hereafter, established by resolution of the City Council, without the deposit of coins in a parking meter adjacent to a metered park- ing space. Such parking permit shall not, however, establish any priority for parking space, and no vehicle shall remain parked in such parking space in excess of twenty-four (24) hours. (b) Parking permits or decals shall be issued for one vehicle only and shall not be transferable to any other person or vehicle except in those cases where the vehicle for which the permit has been is- sued has been disposed of and a substitute vehicle acquired. Such permit shall be transferable to such substitute vehicle upon presen- tation of the old permit together with a transfer fee of One Dollar ($1.00) . (c) Where more than one vehicle is owned, upon payment of the basic fee of Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) , additional permits for additional vehicles of the same registered owner may be purchased for the sum of Five Dollars ($5.00) each. (d) The Director of Harbors and Beaches shall establish the neces- sary procedure for the sale of annual parking permits. Such permits shall be appropriately designed and dated to indicate the appropriate year during which such permit is valid, and the area in which the owner of the permit is entitled to park. (1720 - 2/72) S. 6537 OTHER REGULATIONS. No provision of this article shall be construed as permitting any violation of any other parking regulation of this code. (1720 - 2/72) S. 6538 SEVERABILITY. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase of this article is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this article. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach hereby declares that it would have passed this article and each section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, sub- sections, sentences or may be declared invalid or unconsti- tutional. (1720 - 2/72�hrases PUBLIC PLACES SIDEWALKS 5. 7317.4 _. S. 7317.4 Lien: Foreclosure. The said statement, when recorded in the office of The County Recorder of Orange County, shall be a lien upon the property described therein, which may be foreclosed by the City in like manner as liens are foreclosed under the provisions of the . Code of Civil Procedure of the State of California. (38) S. 7318 Violation. Failure to keep the sidewalks clear or clean as provided in Section 7312 shall be a violation of this Article; and for every lot whose sidewalk frontage is so obstructed with rubbish or trash, or overgrown with weeds as set forth in Section 7312, there shall be courted a separate violation of this Article, and that or any other violation of this Article shall constitute a misdemeanor. (38) ARTICLE 732 DRIVING ON SIDEWALKS S. 7321 Driving over Unprotected Sidewalk. No person shall . rive any wagon or other vehicle over, along or across any cement or other improved sidewalk or curb, unless planking,. is laid thereon in such manner as to protect such sidewalk or curb. (69) - S. 7322 Exception: Paved Drivewar. The .provisions of this Article shall not apply to the driving of vehicles over sidewalks or curbs at places where cement or asphalt crossings are constructed across such sidewalks and curbs. (69) S. 7331 SIDEWALKS SUBLIC PLACES ARTICLE 733- RIDING ON SIDEWALKS S. 7331 CYCLISTS ON SIDEWALKS. No person shall ride any bicycle, tricycle or autocycle on any sidewalk along either or any of the following streets within the limits of this City at any time: S. 7332 SCHEDULE OF STREETS. Ocean Avenue;. Main Street from Ocean Avenue to Orange Avenue; Fifth Street from Ocean Avenue to Orange Avenue; Sixth Street from Ocean Avenue to Orange Avenue; Walnut Avenue from Third Street to Sixth Street; Olive Avenue from Third Street to Sixth Street; (2aange Avenue from Third Street to Sixth Street; S. 7333 DISMOUNTING TO PASS PEDESTRIAN. Any person who shall ride any bicycle, tricycle or autocycle on any sidewalk, footpath or space reserved for sidewalk within the corporate limits of this City shall, upon approaching any pedestrian upon any side- walk, footpath or space reserved for sidewalk, dismount from said bicycle, tricycle or autocycle at not less than ten feet distant from said pedestrian and shall not remount such bicycle, tricycle or autocycle until he shall have passed said pedestrian a distance of not less than ten feet. Nothing in this section shall be con- strued to permit any person to ride upon any sidewalk mentioned in the preceding section. (22) S. 7334 BICYCLE RIDING PROHIBITED. No person shall ride any bicycle across any portion of the Santa Ana River Bridge. Upon approaching the Santa Ana River Bridge, all bicycle riders shall dismount, and using the sidewalk located on the south side of Pacific Coast Highway, shall walk such bicycles across said Santa Ana River Bridge. 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WARNER AVE I L e IIii Rill KE9RPI Ri c fll J — �_..1'z a� RIoRI RI R3 $ R3 R3 RI DR R3C4 RI EDGEWATER R 2 Y R 2 R R 2 R2 c 2 a— RI RI 4Rio. ST .oE,oE ...... RI 5 R 3 ALADDIN DR. RI A s R I _ O RTNEY `-� R. I R I R I R I R!�� RI RI WARNER -i— LO6 PATOS aTOx_ —A'vE �� RA I� 1°nEIOI.EJI R IOy.4:: I L 9i �p i °o I C �1 �R Ir PLANNING LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 910 ... CHAPTER 91 LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS ARTICLE 910. R1 - Single Family Residence District 913. Rl-PD5 - Repealed 1/3/72 - Ordinance 1705 916 . R2 - Two Family Residence District ARTICLE 910 R1 DISTRICT SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ( 4959 5569 1076 , 1077, 1194 ) S . 9100 R1 ZONE, INTENT S . 9101 R1 ZONE, USES PERMITTED S . 9101 .1 Residences S . 9101 .3 Use Permits .S . 9102 R1 ZONE, PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . 9102. 1 Minimum Lot Area �-' S . 9102. 2 Minimum Lot Width and Frontage S . 9102.3 Maximum Density S . 9102.4 Lot Coverage S . 9102. 5 . Distance Between Main Dwellings S . 9102.6 Maximum Building Height S . 9103 R1 ZONE, YARD REQUIREMENTS S . 9103 .1 Front Yard S. 9103. 2 Side Yard S. 9103.3 All Yards S . 9103 .4 Yard Exceptions S . 9104 Rl ZONE, FENCES, WALLS , AND HEDGES S . 9105 R1 ZONE, ACCESSORY BUILDINGS S . 9106 R1 ZONE, PARKING- REQUIREMENTS S. 9106 .1 Minimum Turning Radius for Required Parking Spaces S . 9106 . 2 Setback from a Street S . 9106 .3 Lots Abutting Arterial Highways S . 9106 .4 Garages Facing a Street S . 9106 . 5 Parking in Front of Dwellings S . 9106 .6 Minimum Driveway Requirements S . 9100 LOF ENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRI 3 PLANNING S . 9100 R1 ZONE, INTENT. This zone is intended to be the most restrictive residential classification. It is _ further intended to provide the lowest population density per gross acre of land and the greatest degree of light, air, ventilation, and open space on each lot. S . 9101 R1 ZONE, USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in this zone: S . 9101. 1 Residences . Detached single family dwellings , permanently located, and the customary accessory uses and structures are permitted in this zone . No tent, trailer, vehicle , or temporary structure shall be used for dwelling purposes . S . 9101 .3 Uses Subject to Use Permit . The following uses may be permitted subject to the issuance of a Use Permit : S . 9101.3 . 1 Planned Residential Developments pursuant to the pro- visions of Article 984. ( 1563-3/70) S . 9101.3 . 2 Private Full-Time Schools are Permitted in this District Subject to the Following Conditions : (a) Said schools shall meet all curriculum requirements as established by the State of California . (b) Fifty per cent of the site shall be maintained for outdoor play area . (c) Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios : 1. Elementary schools - A parking spaces for each classroom. 2. Junior high schools - 4 parking spaces for each classroom. 3 . High schools - 7 parking spaces for each classroom. (d) One parking space shall be provided for each 75 square feet of gross floor area within any auditorium or assembly room. S . 9101 .3 . 2. 1 The arrangement and access for all parking lots and/or parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. (1194) S . 9101.3 .3 Public Utility substations that do not exceed 1 acre in total net area . S . 9101 .3 . 4 Private recreation areas , provided said recreation areas do not include commercial enterprises . r. . PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS PATICLE 93I" CHAPTER 93 AEC 1.n 1 DEV UOPMENTS ` 5 ARTICLE 931. PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 932. APARTMENT STANDARDS ARTICLE 931 PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT A g3,1QINIENI AM PURPOSE. In order to promote better living environments, this section shall establish basic guide- lines for approval, conditional approval, or denial of use permits for Planned Residential Developments within certain residential districts of the City. It is intended that this Article shall en" courage better land planning techniques with maximum use of aesthet- ically pleasing types of architecture, landscaping, and site layout- and design. Certain general planning principles which often charac- terize Planned Residential Developments and should be of prime con sideration by the Planning Commission include: (a) ' The development of_ permanent recreation, leisure and open space areas for the sole use of residents of the project which are adequate in size, accessibility, landscaping, utilization and permanent maintenance for both present and future needs of res- idents. (b) The development of the project is carried out under a unified comprehensive plan which establishes a theme or concept for the entire" project. (c) A diversification of residential dwelling types, including de- tached, attached and multi-story dwellings to create a hetero- geneous neighborhood. (d) A separation of vehicular and pedestrian traffic with conven- ient circulation and access to dwelling units and accessory units. S. 9311 USE PERMIT REQUIRED. Planned Residential Developments may be perms ted InT the Rl, R2 or R3 districts .when a use permit is first secured for each such development pursuant to Article 984. S. 9311.1 Subdivision Map Required. A condition for approval of a Planned Residential Development shall be the recordation , . of an approval subdivision map. A tentative subdivision map shall be submitted to the Planning Commission as provided by law at the time application is made for a use permit for the Planned Residential Devel- opment. Tentative maps and use permits filed pursuant to this sec— tion may be processed simultaneously. 1 S. 93 x 2 .)PECIAL DEVELOPMENTS I-JLANNING St 2311.2 Maximum Density. The maximum density of a planned .residential development shall not exceed seven (7) I-a- its per acre in the R1 district; sixteen (16) units per gross ar^ in the R2 district; and twenty-six (26) units per gross acre in the R1 district. For the purpose of this article, gross acreage shall not include open or public land, as defined in this code. (1717 - 2/72) Z.e_ 312 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. The development standards contained in this article shall apply to all planned residential developments. S. 2 13 2.1 Minimum Size. The minimum size for a planned resi- dential development shall be such that it will not conflict with the definition of planned residential development as contained in this code. S. 9�12.2 Detached Single-Family Homes. Where detached single- family homes are proposed on individual lots, similar to those found in standard subdivisions, and such lots do not abut common open space used for recreation and leisure purposes, the min- imum lot size for said lots shall conform to the requirements of the district in which such development is located unless said plan has been determined by the Planning Commission, with concurrence of the City Council, to meet the intent and purpose of this article. 5.. ..3 12.2.1 Five Thousand Square Foot Lot. Where detached single- family homes are proposed on individual lots similar to those found in standard subdivisions and such lots abut common open space used for recreation and leisure purposes, the minimum lot size for said lots shall not be less than five thousand (5000) square feet unless said plan has been determined by the Planning Commission, with concurrence of the City Council, to meet the intent of this article. S. 9312.2.2 Minimum Floor Area. The minimum floor area shall be as follows: UNIT TYPE MINIMUM FLOOR AREA Bachelor and Single 400 square feet One bedroom 650 square feet Two bedrooms 900 square feet Three bedrooms 1100 square, feet Four bedrooms 1300 square:: feet S. 9312.2.3 Maximum Site Coverage. The maximum building coverage of the site on which the development is located shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the gross acreage being developed exclusive of land area being set aside for private streets and alleys, and the rights of way of public streets and alleys. S. 2312.2.4 Setback From Public Street. The setback from a public street shall average twenty (20) feet for any structure exceeding forty-two (42) inches in height. In no case shell the mini- mum setback be less than fifteen (115) feet. PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS S. 9312.2.5 S. 9312.2.5 Setback From Interior Property Line. The setback from interior property lines shall be as follows: (a) Carports or garages may be constructed along the property line subject to approval by the Planning Commission. However, where a setback is provided, such setback shall be a minimum of ten (10) feet. (b) Any detached garage or carport constructed along a property line shall conform to the following requirements: (1) The wall located along the property line shall be constructed of maintenance-free solid masonry. (2) ' No portion of the structure or architectural features shall project over any property line. (3) The zero rear and interior side yard setbacks shall not be permitted adjacent to the public right of way. (c) The minimum setback for one-and-two story structures shall- be ten (10) feet. One (1) foot of additional setback shall be pro-. vided for each two-and-one-half (2 J) feet of building length facing. the property line of any single-family residential development for buildings over twenty-five (25) feet in length. (d The minimum setback for three (3) story structures shall be ten (10� feet except in the following instance: (1) When the wall of any three (3) story building faces a property line of any single-family development, a minimum set- back of one hundred (100) feet shall be provided from such prop- erty line; or (2) When the wall of any three (3) story building is facing a property line of any single-family development and is separ- ated from the property line by parking structures such as carports or garages, a minimum setback of eighty-five (85) feet shall be provided. S. 9312.2.6 Building Height. The maximum building height of two--- story structures shall not exceed thirty (30) feet and the maximum building height for three-story buildings shall not ex- ceed thirty-five (35) feet. S. 9312.2.7 Minimum Distance Between Buildings. The minimum dist- ance between main buildings shall be fifteen (15) feet. S. 9312.2.8 Private Street or Driveway Widths and Parkin. In order to provide sufficient driveway widths for traffic flow and maneuverability, the following standards shall apply: (a) Two-Sided Parallel Parking. . If a street or driveway serves as the primary access to or within a planned residential development and vehicles can park parallel on both sides of such access ways, the minimum paved width shall be forty (40) feet. ------------------- S. 9312.2.8 (b) SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS : PLANNING (b) One-sided Parallel Parking. Where vehicles can only par- allel park on one side of a s reet or driveway, which serves as the primary access to or within a planned residential development and where open or enclosed parking, other than parallel is provided on the op- posite side of such access ways, the minimum paved width shall be thirty-three (33) feet. c) Open or Enclosed Parking. A minimum paved width of twenty- eight W) feet shall be provided where open or enclosed parking other than parallel is provided on both sides of such access ways which are in excess of 150 feet in length and serve as the primary access to or within a planned residential development. S. 9312.2.9 Off-Street Parking. Off-street parking shall be pro- vided at the following ratios: (a) Each bachelor single, or one-bedroom dwelling unit shall be -provided with one (1j covered off-street parking space. (b) Each two (2) bedroom dwelling unit .shall be provided with one-and-one-half ( 1 off-street parking spaces. One space shall be covered and the fraction of one space may be left open. Es (c) Each three or more bedroom dwelling unit shall be provided with two (2) off-street parking spaces. One space shall be covered and one space may be open. (d) Each dwelling unit shall be provided with one-half of a guest parking space. Said guest parking shall be distributed through- out the planned residential development. Such parking areas shall be conveniently accessible for guest and resident parking. (e) On-street parking shall not be used to satisfy any of the open parking requirements. (f) Tandem parking shall not be permitted. (g) The developer is encouraged to provide covered parking spaces under main buildings to increase available open space. S. 9312.3 Type of Parking Facility. The following standards shall apply to parking facilities: (a) Fully enclosed garages shall be provided for any required covered parking space that is entered directly from any public alley. Separation between each garage space shall be provided. .(b) Carports may be used to satisfy the remaining covered park- ing requirement. (c) Carports and open parking compounds shall be screened from adjacent property lines. (d) Screening for open parking compounds and carports shall en- hance the living environment from within the project and protect the view from adjoining properties. PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS S. 9312.3 . '(e) (e) The arrangement of carport and garage facilities shall .be. such that they do not face toward any public street. (f) All dwelling units shall have an assigned, covered park- ing space within two hundred (200) feet walking distance of such units. (g) The arrangement and access for all parking lots or park- ing spaces shall conform to Article 979. S. 9312.3.1 Standards. Private Streets and Driveways. The follow- ing requirements shall be met for private streets and driveways: (a) A street or driveway exceeding 150 feet in length which terminates within a planned residential development shall be provided with a curbed turn-around having a twenty (20) foot radius. (b) All minimum widths for streets or driveways within a plan- ned residential development shall have unobstructed air space except that roof overhangs or eaves may project a maximum of four (4) feet. into such air space above a height of fourteen (14) feet. (c) The inside curb radius on turns for private streets and. driveways shall be twenty-five (25) feet. Vehicular access rights along all arterial highways except at street and driveway intersections shall be dedicated to the City of Huntington Beach. S. 9312.3.2 Recreation, Leisure and Open Space Areas. Recreation, leisure and open space areas shall be provided for each ' dwelling unit. Said area shall be allocated as follows: (a) DISTRICT SQUARE FEET PER UNIT Rl 1200 R2 400 R3 300 Enclosed recreation or leisure areas may occupy not more than fifteen percent (15%) of the square footage required. The remaining area shall be open space. (b) Recreation and leisure areas may include game courts or rooms, swimming pools, private dock areas, gardened roofs or grounds, sauna baths, putting greens, play lots, or other similar areas serv- ing all residents of the development. Such areas shall not include private patios, balconies, decks or other areas used solely by the residents of an individual dwelling unit nor areas used exclusively for pedestrian or vehicular access ways. (c) Recreation and leisure areas shall not be located within ten (10) feet of the wall of any ground floor unit having a door or window or within five (5) feet of any other wall. Also, such recre- ation and leisure areas shall have a minimum width of twenty (20) feet. S. 9312•3..(d) SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS PLANNING (d) The minimum square footage requirements for usable open space as set out in subsection (a) shall not satisfy any requirements of Article 998 and 974 relating to park and recreational facilities. (e) Private waterways may partially satisfy the open space .re- quirement, but not less than thirty-five percent (35%) of the re- quired open space for each unit shall be land area. S. 9312.3.3 Landscaping. All setback areas fronting on or visible from a public street, and all recreation, leisure and open space areas shall be landscaped and permanently maintained in an attractive manner. Such landscaping shall primarily consist of ground cover, ferns, trees, shrubs or other living plants. Decora- tive design elements such as fountains, pools, benches, sculpture, planters, and similar elements may be permitted provided such ele- ments are incorporated as a part of the landscaping .plan. Permanent irrigation facilities shall be provided in all landscaped areas. A landscape plan shall be approved by the Board of Zoning Adjust- ments prior to issuance of a building permit. Such plan shall in- clude an irrigation plan and a statement setting forth the method by which the irrigation facilities and landscaped area shall be preserved and maintained. S. 9312.3.4 Street Trees. Street trees shall be provided to City standards with fifteen (15) gallon trees planted ap- proximately forty-five (45) feet on center on local streets having sixty (60) foot rights of way and thirty (30) inch box trees shall be planted at approximately forty-five (45) foot intervals within a ten (10) foot setback from the right of way line where parkway trees cannot be planted within the public right of way. Twenty (20) inch box trees shall be planted on all arterial highways. A plan showing the type and placement of such trees shall be approved by the Department of Public Works and Planning Department. S. 9312.3.5 Lighting. The developer shall install a lighting system on .private streets equal in illumination to lighting on public streets and as approved by the Department of Public Works. Lighting along driveways shall be equal in illumination to lighting . on local public streets. A lighting plan shall be submitted to the Building Department for approval. Such lighting shall be directed on the driveways and away from adjacent property. S. 9312.3.6 signs, All signs located within a planned residential d ve�opment shall conform to applicable provisions of the district in which the development is located. S. 9312.3.7 Trash Collection Areas. Trash collection areas shall be provided within two hundred (200) feet of the furthest unit they are to serve. Such areas shall be enclosed or screened from view with masonry or other durable materials, as approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustments, and shall be situated so as to eliminate noise and visual intrusion on adjacent property. PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS S. 9312.3.8 S. 9312.3.8 Storage Space. A minimum of one hundred (100) cubic feet of storage space shall be provided for each unit. Special attention shall be given to the amount and location of such storage space. S. 9312.3.9 Laundry Areas. When laundry areas are provided such areas shall be situated so as to eliminate visual and noise intrusion within the project and on adjacent property. S. 9312.4 Appearance Standards. In order to (a) to retain and strengthen the unity and order of the surroundings, and (b) to insure that the structures enhance their sites and are harmon- ious with the highest standards of improvements in the surrounding, area and the community, the following standards shall apply: (a) In addition to the plot plan, the applicant shall submit plans showing building elevations, a preliminary landscape layout and all sign locations, sizes and copy. (b) Architectural features and general appearance of the pro- posed development shall not impair the orderly and harmonious develop- ment of the area, the occupancy thereof, or the community as a whole. (c) Buildings exceeding 120 feet in length shall have a vari- ation in the wall setback of at least four (4) feet for each 120 feet of building length. (d) Architectural features shall be incorporated into the de- sign of all vertical exterior surfaces of the buildings in order to create an aesthetically-pleasing project when viewed outside the pro- ject as well as within. S. 9312.5 Appearance. Principles. Appearance shall be guided by the following principles: (a) Good architectural character is based upon the suitability of a structure for its purposes, upon the appropriate use of sound materials and upon the principles of harmony and proportion in the elements of the structure. (b) Good architectural character is not, in itself, more costly than poor architectural character and is not dependent upon the par- ticular style of architecture. selected. (c) When considering signs, particular attention shall be given to incorporating the design, including colors, of the sign into the overall design of the entire development in order to achieve uniformity. S. 9312.6 Plans. Guidelines. The following items shall be con- sidered in approving the plans: (a) Setback and site planning. (b) Type and pitch of roofs. (c) Landscaping, parking area design and traffic circulation. S. 9312.E (d) SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS PLANNING (d) location and method of refuse storage. (e) Location and appearance of signs. I (f) Location and appearance of equipment located outside an enclosed structure. (g) Appearance, design, and physical relationship of proposed structures to existing structures in the neighborhood. S. 9312.7 Photograph Booklet. On file in the Planning Department is a photograph booklet providing examples of those char- acteristics which are desirable and those which are to be avoided in preparing plans for development in Huntington Beach. S. 9312.8 Other Standards. Other applicable development standards of Division 9, or conditions deemed necessary by the Planning Commission, may be required in order to protect the intent and purpose of this article. S. 9�12.9 Development Review. The developer is encouraged to re- quest a meeting with representatives of the Planning Department, Fire Department, Department of Public Works, and Building Department early in the conceptual design stage. . This meeting may be arranged by contacting the Planning Department S. 9313 COMMON AREAS HOME OR COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS: CONDITIONS COVENANTS AND RESTRICTIONS) . In the establishment of permanently maintained, common open areas, the following shall be required: (a) Common areas, including private streets, shall not be ded- icated separate and apart from the individual parcel or dwelling unit. (b) All provisions for a community association and for perpet- ual maintenance of the common area and recreation areas shall be ap- proved by the Planning Department and Legal Department. (c) The covenants, conditions and restrictions shall contain at least the following provisions: 1. The recreation, leisure and open space areas shall be reserved for the exclusive use of residents within the project and their non-paying guests. 2. Owners and tenants shall be required to abide by as- sociation rules and there shall be penalties for violation of said rules. i 3. Any interest in the common area (including private streets) held by an individual parcel owner cannot be devised, conveyed or dedicated separate and apart from the devise, conveyance and/or dedication of the individual parcel, nor may any interest in the common area (including private streets) be devised, conveyed or dedicated for a eriod longer than a life in being plus twenty-one (21� years, except that this may be accomplished under the same conditions or grounds as are available under judicial partition. , . PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS S. 9313(c) 4 4. If the development is constructed in increments or several final maps, reciprocal covenants, conditions and restrictions and reciprocal management agreements shall be established that will cause a merging of increments as they are completed. The end result shall be one home association with common areas com- mon to all and one management for the entire project. S. 9314 EXCEPTIONS. With the exclusion of the maximum density, as provided in this article, .an exception to this art- icle and all provisions of Division 9, as they apply to planned resi- dential developments, may be granted under the use permit procedure when the applicant shows that the exception would not be inconsistent with the intent and purpose set out for use permits in Section 9840 and the criteria for consideration of use permits set out in Section- 9841.4, or with the intent and purpose of planned residential devel- opments, as set out in Section 9310. i *FULL.,CODE HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE CHANGES Updated 1 10 7 PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE Chapters/Articles-Ch. 90-94 Chapters/Articles-Ch. 90-94 Chapters/Articles-Ch. 90-96 Div. 9 Chapters/Articles-Ch. 90-96 S. 1261 S. 1261 S. 9103 S. 9103 All of Article 913 S. 9163 S. 9163 S. 9202.3.1.2 S. 9202.3.1.2 S. 9232.2 S. 9232.2 S. 9710 S. 9710 ( S. 9718 S. 9718 S. 9941 S. 9941 DM 9941.3 .1 (Effective 2/3/72) SDM 9941•3.1 10/7/71 DM 2 DM 2 Abandonments DM 5 DM 5 Eff. 10/7/71 DM' 6 DM 6 Eff. 10/7/71 DM 7 DM 7 Eff. 9/16/71 DM 11 DM 11 Freeway Added DM 14 DM 14 Eff. 9/16/71 DM 22 DM 22 Eff. 9/16/71 DM 25 DM 25 Eff. 11/18/71 DM 26 DM 26 Eff. 9/2/71 DM 30 DM 30 Annexations DM 32 DM 32 Eff. 11/18/71 DM 33 DM 33 Eff. 8/17/71 CONTENTS CHAPTERS-ARTICLES DIVISION 9 - PLANNING CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN . Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905.. Establishment of Districts 1906.i Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Single Family Residence District 913. R1-PD5 District - Repealed (Ord. No. 1705-1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Two Family Residence District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT Article 920. R3 District - Limited Multiple Family Residence District 923. R4 District - Multiple Family Residence District 924. Mobilehome District 925 . R5 District - Office-Professional 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial 943. C2 District - Community Business 945. C3 District - General Business 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial 948. Service Station Standards CONTENTS - DIVISIC PLANNING CHAPTERS - ARTICLES CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Single Family Residence District 913. Rl-PD5 District - Repealed -(Ord. 1705-1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Two Family Residence District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 Distizict - Limited Multiple Family Residence District 923. R4 Dist-ict - Multiple Family Residence District 924. Mobileh �. e District 925. R5 District - Office Professional 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial District 943. C2 District - Community Business District 945. C3 District - General Business District 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial District 948. Service .Station Standards CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. M1-A District - Restricted Manufacturing 953. Ml District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLAbTEOUS DISTRICTS Article 960. RA District - Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural District 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (cemeteries) 965. Sl District - Shoreline District 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil District GOVERNMENT OFFICERS S. 1261 ARTICLE 126 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER S. 1261 OFFICE CREATED. APPOINTMENT. STATUS. POWERS. DUTIES. There is in the service of and for this City e posit-ion of Administrative Officer, who shall be appointed by, and serve directly under the supervision and control of, the Council, in a purely admin- istrative capacity, and whose powers and duties shall be as follows: (a) Routine Administration. To execute on behalf of the Council, its administrative supervision and control of such affairs of the City, as may be placed in his charge. (524) (b) Meeting. To attend meetings of the Council, with the duty of reporting on or discussing any matter concerning the affairs of the departments, services, or activities under his supervision upon which his judgment the Council should be informed unless excused therefrom by the City Council, except when his removal is under consideration by the City Council. (740) (c) Mail. To receive and open all mail addressed to the Council and give immediate attention thereto to the end that all administrative business referred to in said communications and not necessarily re- quiring Councilmanic action, may be disposed of between Council meet- ings: provided that all actions taken pursuant to such communications shall be reported to the Council at its next regular meeting there- after. (524) (d) Coordination of Departments. To assist the Council in coordin- ating the administrative functions and operations of the various de- partments, divisions and services of the City government; and, on -its behalf, to carry out the policies, rules and regulations and ordinances adopted by it, relating to the administration of the affairs of such ' departments, divisions or services. (524) (e) Analysis. Recommendations. To analyze the functions, duties and activities of the various departments, divisions and services of the City government and of all employees thereof; and to make such reco- mmendations to the Council with reference thereto as in his judgment will result in the highest degree of efficiency in the over-all op- eration of the City government. (524) (f) Repealed - (Ordinance 1689 - 12/71) (g) Director of Civilian Defense. .To act as local Director of Civil- ian Defense. 7 0 (h) Budget Estimates. To cause to be prepared and submitted to him by each department, division or service of the City government, item- ized annual estimates of expenditures required by any of them for cap- ital outlay, salaries, wages and miscellaneous operating costs; to tabulate the same into a preliminary consolidated municipal budget and submit the same to the Council before the 15th day of June of each year with his recommendations as to such changes which he deems advisable. S. 1261 (i) OFFICERS GOVERNMENT i (i) Administration of Budget. To be responsible for the administration of the budget after its final adoption; and to keep the Council informed with respect thereto. (524) (j) Su ervision over Expenditures. As agent for the Council, to supervise the expenditures of all departments, divisions, or services of the City government. (524, 704) (k) Equipment Inventory. Purchase. To make, and keep up to date, an inventory of all property, real and personal, owned by the City; and to recommend to the Council the purchase of new machinery, equipment and supplies whenever in his judgment the same can be obtained at the best advantage, taking into consideration trade-in value of machinery, equipment, etc. , in use. (524) (1) Public Improvements. To develop and organize necessary public improvement projects and program; and to aid and assist the Council and the various departments in carrying the same through the succes- sful conclusion. (524) (m) Cooperation with Community Organizations. To cooperate within lawful limits, with all community organizations whose aim and purpose it is to advance the spiritual and material interests of the City and its people; and to provide them, within lawful limits, with assistance through the City government. (524) (n) Additional Duties. To perform such other duties pertaining to his ositions as the Council may from time to time, reasonably require. (5245 (o) Agency for Council. Limitations. The Administrative Officer shall act as the agent for the City Council in the discharge of its administrative functions but shall not exercise any policy-making or legislative functions whatsoever, nor attempt to commit or bind the Council or any member thereof to any action, plan or program requiring official Councilmanic action. (524) (p) Duties Vested Elsewhere. It is not intended by this Article to grant any authority to, or impose any duty upon the Administrative Officer which is vested in or imposed by general law or valid City ordinances in any other City Commission, board, department, Officer or employee. (524) S. 1262 RESIDENCE. Residence in the City at the time of appoint- ment of an Administrative Officer shall not be required as a condition of the appointment, but during his tenure of office the Administrative Officer shall reside within the City. PLANNING LOW �NSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRIL_� S. 9103 S. 9103 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line or the ultimate right- of way line as adopted by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, and any amendment thereto, by any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, by the Department of Public Works standards, or by ordinance, whichever may be the greater. (1705 - 1/72) S. 9103.1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be 15 feet, except as provided in Sections 9103.4 and 9106.2. S. 9103.2 Side Yard. S. 9103.2.1 Interior Side Yard. (1512) (a) The minimum interior side yard setback for single and two-story dwellings shall be ten percent (10%) of the lot width. Said side yard setback need not exceed 'five (5) feet, and shall not be less than three (3) feet. (b) The minimum interior side yard setback for three-story dwellings shall be ten (10) feet. S. 9103.2.1.1 Exception.Zero Side Yard. The side yard setback may be zero on one side of the lot provided that: (a) The lot adjacent to that side yard is held under the same own- ership at the time of initial construction and the minimum side yard setback for such adjacent lot is either zero or not less than (10) feet; and (b) The opposite side yard setback is not less than ten (10) feet and is perpetually maintained free and clear from any obstructions other than a three (3) foot eave encroachment; swimming pools, normal landsca ing; removable patio covers which extend to and not more than five (5� feet of the side property line; or garden walls or fences crossing said setback provided they are equipped with a gate, and may be equal in height to first floor double plate but not exceeding nine (9) feet; and (c) The wall located at the zero side yard setback is constructed with maintenance-free, solid decorative masonry for the first story of the dwelling and the second story is constructed with maintenance free, decorative masonry or masonry veneer with a minimum thickness of two (2) inches. Decorative construction need not be used on that portion of the structure obscured from the vision of the adjacent side yard by the wall located at the zero side yard setback. The wall so constructed shall intersect rear property lines; and PLANNING LOV DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRI_ _S S. 9163 S. 9163 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line or the ultimate right- of way line as adopted by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, and any amendment thereto, by any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, by the Department of Public Works standards, or by ordinance, whichever may be the greater. (1705 - 1/72) S. 9163.1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be 15 feet, except as provided in Sections 9163.4 and 9166.5. S. 9163.2 Side Yard. S. 9163.2.1 Interior Side Yard. (1512) (a) The minimum interior side yard setback for single and two-story dwellings shall be ten percent (10%) of the lot width. Said side yard setback need not exceed five (5) ,feet, and shall not be less than three (3) feet. (b) The minimum interior side yard setback for three-story dwellings shall be ten (10) feet. S. 9163.2.1.1 Exception. Zero 'Side Yard. The side yard setback may be zero on one side of the lot provided that: (a) The lot adjacent to that side yard is held under the same owner- ship at the time of initial construction and the minimum side yard set- back for such adjacent lot is either zero or not less than ten (10) feet; and (b) The opposite side yard setback is not less than ten (10) feet and is perpetually maintained free and clear from any obstructions other than a three (3) foot eave encroachment; swimming pools, normal landscaping; removable patio covers which may extend to and not more than five (5) feet of the side property line, or garden walls or fences crossing said setback provided they are equipped with a gate, and may be equal in height to first floor double plate but not ex- ceeding nine (9) feet; and (c) The wall located at the zero side yard setback is constructed with maintenance-free, solid decorative masonry for the first story of the dwelling and the second story is constructed with maintenance free, decorative masonry or masonry veneer with a minimum thickness of two (2) inches. Decorative construction need not be used on that portion of the structure obscured from the vision of the adjacent side yard by the wall located at the zero side yard setback. The wall so constructed shall intersect rear property lines; and (d) No portion of the dwelling or architectural features project over any property line ; and , (e) The dwelling is not constructed in accordance with the rear yard setback exception allowed in Section 9163.3.1; and S . 9163 .2 . 1 . 1 (f) LOW _ _NS ITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRIG PLANNING (f) The zero side yard is not adjacent to a public or private right of way; and (g) Exposure protection between structures is provided according to the specifications of:' the Huntington Beach Fire Department and Huntington Beach Department of Building and Safety; and (h) An administrative review application, accompanied by a precise plan is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments and approved or conditionally approved by the Board prior to issuance of building permits for the dwelling. Said plan shall delineate all structures proposed for initial construction. The Board , after reviewing said matter, may approve , conditionally approve or deny the precise plan. In its review, the Board shall consider place- ment of all structures, building material and finishing of the wall constructed along the side lot line . (1469) S . 9163 .2 .2 Exterior Side Yard . The minimum exterior side yard shall be 20 per cent of the lot width. Said side yard need not exceed 10 feet and shall not be less than 6 feet, except as pro- vided in Section 9163 .4� and 9166 .5 . S . 9163 . 3 Rear Yard . The minimum rear yard shall be ten (10) feet except as provided in Sections 9163 .4 through 9163 .4.4, 9166 .5, and 9166 .5 . 1 Said rear yard shall be subject to all provisions of Section 9163 . However, that portion of a two-story dwelling which is constructed over a garage or carport adjacent to an alley may be set back ten (10) feet from the center line of such alley or it may extend to the property line, whichever is more restrictive . (1683- 11/71) S . 9163 . 3 . 1 Exception. Zero Rear Yard Setback. The rear yard setback may be reduced to zero provided that: (a) The lot adjacent to that rear yard is held under the same owner- ship at the time of initial construction, and the minimum rear yard setback for such adjacent lot is either zero or not less than ten (10) feet; and (b) The wall located at the zero rear yard setback is constructed with maintenance-free, solid decorative masonry for the first story of the dwelling and the second story is constructed with maintenance-free , decorative masonry or masonry veneer with a minimum thickness of two (2) inches . Decorative construction need not be used on that portion of the structure obscured from the vision of the adjacent rear yard by the wall located at the zero rear yard setback. The wall so constructed shall intersect side property lines; and (c) No portion of the dwelling or architectural features project over ;any property lines; and PLANNING HIG._ DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTR�._TS S. 9202.3.1.2 S. 9202.3.1.2 Any lawfully created lot which consists of 5000 square feet or more may be occupied by 4 dwelling units. S. 9202.3.1.3 Twenty or more dwelling units may be permitted on any one parcel of land containing sufficient area subject to the approval of a Use Permit. S. 9202.3.1.4 Any development which extends 150 feet or more from a street may be permitted, subject to the approval of a Use Permit. S. 9202.4 Lot Coverage. The ground floor area of all roofed structures shall not occupy more than 60 percent of the lot area. S. 9202.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings. The minimum distance between the exterior walls of main dwellings on the same lot shall be 15 feet except as provided in Section 9202.5.1. S. 9202.5.1 Exceptions. S. 9202.5.1.1 Alleys or Drives. Where an alley or drive is provided between structures on the same lot, the minimum dist-. ance between the exterior walls of the buildings shall be increased equal to the width of the alley or drive. Said alley or drive shall be subject to the requirements of Section 9206.9. S. 9202.E Maximum Building Height. The maximum building height shall not exceed thirty (30) feet, and shall not ex- ceed two (2) stories. (1512) S. 9202.6.1 Exception, Building Height. A maximum building height of three 3 stories, with a maximum height of thirty- five (35) feet may be permitted. (1512) S. 9202.6.1.1 The exterior wall of any three-story building shall be set back one hundred (100) feet or more from the prop- erty line of any single-family residential development except that such setback may be eighty-five (85) feet where such three-story build- ing site is separated from such single-family residential development by parking structures, such as carports, or garages, constructed on a common property line, or except where said three-story building site is separated from such single-family residential development by a public right-of-way or channel, which is sixty (60) feet or more in clear width. (1512, 1609 - 10/70) S. 9203 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line or the ultimate right- of-way-line as adopted by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, and any amendment thereto, by any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, by the Department of Public Works Standards, or by ordinance, whichever may be the greater. (1705-1/72) S. 9203. 1 HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING S. 9203. 1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be 10 feet ex- cept as provided in Sections 9203.4 and 9206. 5. 9203. 2 Side Yard. S . 9203.2. 1 Interior Side Yard. (1512) (a) The minimum interior side yard setback for single-story and two- story dwellings shall be ten percent (10%) of the lot width. Said side yard setback need not exceed five (5) feet, and shall not be less than three (3) feet. (b) The minimum interior side yard setback for three-story dwellings shall be ten (10) feet. S. 9203.2. 1. 1 Exception. Zero Side Yard. The side yard setback may be zero on one side of the of provided that: (a) The lot adjacent to that side yard is held under the same ownership at the time of initial construction and the minimum side yard setback for such adjacent lot is either zero or not less than ten (10) feet; and (b) The opposite side yard setback is not less than ten (10) feet and is perpetually maintained free and clear from any obstructions other than a three (3) foot cave encroachment; swimming pools ; normal land- scaping; removable patio covers which may extend to and not more than five (5) feet of the side property line; or garden walls or fences crossing said setback provided they are equipped with a sate, and may equal in height to first floor double plate but not exceeding nine (9) feet-; and (c) The wall located at the zero side yard setback is constructed with maintenance-free,solid decorative masonry for the first story of the dwelling and the second story is constructed with maintenance- free, decorative masonry or masonry veneer with a minimum thickness of two (2) inches . Decorative construction need not be used on that portion of the structure obscured from the vision of the adjacent side yard by the wall located at the zero side yard setback. The wall so constructed shall intersect rear property lines; and (d) No portion of the dwelling or architectural features project over any property line; and (e) The dwelling is not constructed in accordance with the rear yard set- back exception allowed in Section 9203.3. 1; and (f) The zero side yard is not adjacent to a public or private right-of- way; and (d) Exposure protection between structures is provided according to the specifications of the Huntington Beach Fire Department and Huntington Beach Department of Building and Safety; and (h) An administrative review application, accompanied by a precise plan is submitted to the Board of Zoning Adjustments and approved or con- ditionally approved by the Board prior to issuance of Building per- mits for the dwelling. Said plan shall delineate all structures proposed for initial construction. The Board, after reviewing said matter, may approve, conditionally approve or deny the precise plan. In its review the Board shall consider placement of all structures , building material and finishing of the wall constructed along the side lot line. (1469) PLANNING HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS S . 9232. 2 S . 9232. 2 Minimum Lot Width and Frontage : The minimum lot width shall be sixty (60) feet for interior lots and sixty- five (65) feet for exterior lots . The minimum frontage shall be forty- five (45) feet for cul-de-sac and knuckle lots . (1315) S . 9232. 2.1 Width Determination . S . 9232.2. 1. 1 Rectangular Shaped Lots . The width shall be measured along a line equidistant to and twenty (20) feet from the front property line . S. 9232.2.1. 2 Cul-de-sac, Knuckle or Similar Lots . The width shall be measured twenty (20) feet from the front property line along a line perpendicular . to the bisector of the front property line . S . 9232. 2. 1.3 Cul-de-sac Lots Siding Onto Another Street, Freeway, Channel or Similar Properties . The lot width shall be measured along a line perpendicular to the interior side property line and twenty (20) feet from the front property line . S . 9232. 2. 1.4 Calculations Submitted. In all cases , a licensed .land surveyor or civil engineer shall submit calculations showing lot widths , depths and areas . (1469) S . 9232. 2. 2 Exceptions . Any legal building site , as provided in 9232. 1.1 need not meet the required minimum lot widths . S . 9232.3 Maximum Density. The maximum density shall not exceed 1 dwelling unit for each 1000 square feet of lot area, provided not more than 29 dwelling units are located on any parcel of land. S . 9232.3 .1 Exceptions . S . 9232.3 . 1. 1 The maximum density shall not exceed 1 dwelling unit for each 950 square feet of lot area on lots within the territory bounded by Ocean Avenue on the southwest, Twenty-third Street on the northwest . Palm Avenue on the north and northeast and Lake and First Streets on the east and southeast . S . 9232.3 .1.2 Any lawfully created lot which consists of 5000 square feet or more may be occupied by 6 dwelling units . S . 9232.3 .1.3 Thirty or more dwelling. units may be permitted on any one parcel of land containing sufficient area subject to the approval of a Use Permit . S . 9232.3 .1.4 Any development which extends 150 feet or more from a street may be permitted, subject to the approval of a Use Permit . S. 9232.4 HIGH Di­gSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT;, PLANNING S. 9232.4 Lot Coverage. The ground floor area of all roofed structures shall not occupy more than 65 per cent of the lot area. S. 9232.5 Distance Between Main Dwellings. The minimum dis- tance between the exterior walls of main dwellings on the same lot shall be 15 feet, except as provided in Section 9232.5.1. S. 2232.5.1 Exceptions. S. 2232.5.1.1 Alleys or Drives. Where an alley or drive is provid- ed between structures on the same lot, the minimum distance between the exterior walls of the building shall be increased equal to the width of the alley or drive. Said alley or drive shall be subject to the requirements of Section 9236.9. S. 9232.6 Maximum Building Height. The maximum building height shall not exceed 2 stories or 30 feet. S. 9233 YARD REQUIREMENTS. All yards shall be measured either from the existing property line or the ulti- mate right-of-way line as adopted by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, and any amendment thereto, by any precise plan of a street or alley alignment, by the Department of Public Works standards, or by ordinance, whichever may be .the greater. (1705-1/72) S. 9233.1 Front Yard. The minimum front yard shall be 10 feet, except as provided in Sections 9233.4 and 9236.5. S. 9233.2 Side Yard. S. 9233.2.1 Interior Side Yard. The minimum interior side yard for 1 and 2 story construction shall be 10 per cent of the lot width. Said side yard need not exceed 5 feet and shall not be less than 3 feet, except as provided in Section 9233.4. PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S . 9710 ARTICLE 971 NONCONFORMING BUILDINGS, USES S . 9710 USES OF LAND: CHANGING TO CONFORMING USES . A noncon- forming use of any land may be continued or changed to a conforming use or to a use of a more restricted classification . (495) S . 9710.2 Nonconforming Storage , Dismantling, Wrecking and Junk Yards . All nonconforming storage , dismantling, wrec ing, and junk yards ssFaZ. l be completely removed within six (6) months after the time this Section takes effect or when such use becomes non- conforming . ( 1241) S . 9710. 3 (Repealed by Ordinance No . 1653 - 11/71) S . 9710.4 Nonconforming Temporary Agricultural Roadside Stands . 1 nonconforming temporary agricultural roadside stands shall be completely removed at the time this Section takes effect or shall be made to conform to Section 9730.25. ( 1335) S . 9711 EXTENDING OF USE OF LOT. A nonconforming use which is not housed in a building or structure, but occupies a lot or portion thereof shall not be enlarged or extended to any other portion of the lot or any other lot not actually so occupied at the time such use became nonconforming as a result of the adoption of Ordinance No. .495. (495) S . 9711.1 Abatement of Nonconforming Use . The nonconforming use of land for t e storage of outdoor portable sanitation facilities, such as: privys , outhouses and other similar out-build- ings shall be abated within six (6) months from the effective date of this ordinance . ( 1301) S . 9712 RESUMING OF NONCONFORMING USE. No nonconforming use shall be resumed, re-es tab fished , or reopened after it has abandoned, discontinued or changed to a conforming use . S . 9712. 1 Time Constituting . Abandonment . A nonconforming use shall be deemed to be disconTinued or abandoned when such use has ceased to operate or to be operated or to exist as a nonconforming use for a period of six (6) months . (495) S . 9712 .2 Destruction of a Nonconforming Use . If any nonconform- ing use or nonconforming structure is destroyed by fire , explosion, act of God or act of the public enemy to an extent of fifty (50) percent of the value thereof, then said use or structure shall be subject to all provisions of the District in which it is located . Value of the use or structure destroyed shall be determined by official records of the Orange County Assessor 's Office for the fiscal year during which said destruction occurred . ( 1105) S . 9713 NONCONFORMING BUILDINGS: CONTINUING, AMELIORATING , CON- FORMING__. A nonconforming building may continue to be maintained or may be changed to a building .cf a more restricted clas- sification, or to a conforming building . (295) S. 9714 GENERAL PROVISIONS PLANNING S'. 9714 BUILDING VACANT ON EFFECTIVE DATE. A nonconforming build- ing or portion thereof which was specifically designed (or, beyond a reasonable doubt, intended by the nature of its arrange- ment and construction) to be occupied or used in a way which would be nonconforming under applicable provisions of Division 9, but was not so occupied at the time Ordinance No. 495 became effective, may be occupied or used for the purpose for which it was designed, ar- ranged or intended, provided such building is so used within one (1) year after the effective date of Ordinance No. 495 ; otherwise the use of such building shall conform to the applicable provisions of Division 9. (495) S. 9715 REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS. Repairs or interior alterations which do not enlarge or increase the height of a non- conforming building may be made . (495) S. 9716 ADDITIONS, EXTERIOR ALTERATIONS TO A NONCONFORMING USE. No nonconforming building or structure shall be added to or enlarged or altered on the exterior in any manner unless such build- ing and its additions and enlargements are made to conform in every respect with all of the applicable provisions of Division 9, or unless the Planning Commission by resolution permits exterior alterations, enlargement, or additions only for the following conditions : (1703-1/72) S. 9716.1 Added Safety, Beauty, Harmony. That, in the opinion of the Council, said revision is necessary to secure added safety or reduce the fire hazard and/or to secure aesthetic advantage through alignment, architecture, or closer conformity to surrounding permissive buildings in the intermediate neighborhood. (495) S. 9716.2 Height. That said revision or addition shall not in- crease the number of stories. (495) S. 9716.3 Floor Area. That regardless of any or all alterations, enlargements, or additions, the floor area shall not be increased over ten percent (10%) of the total floor area such build- ing contained at the time Ordinance No. 495 became effective. (495) S. 9716.4 Plans, Specifications. That a set of plans and specifi- cations covering the proposed construction, alteration, or addition shall have been submitted to the Commission for recom- mendation and then to the Council for approval as to location, de- sign, color, and general architecture; and any work represented thereby shall be done in accordance with said approved plans and specifications ; and no permit for such work shall be issued until said plans have been so approved. (495) S. 9717 EXTENDING OF EXISTING USE WITHIN BUILDING. A noncon- forming use occupying either a conforming building, or nonconforming building, structure or portion or either thereof, shall not be extended to any portion of the building or structure not so occupied at the time said use became nonconforming as a result of the adoption of Ordinance No. 495. (495) PLANNING GENERAL PROVISIONS S. 9718 S. 9718 MOVING OF NONCONFORMING BUILDING. No nonconforming build- ing or buildings used for a nonconforming use shall be moved unless by so doing the building and its use would be made to conform to the applicable provisions of Division 9. (495) S. 9719 ALTERATION OF BUILDING HAVING NONCONFORMING YARD. Ex- isting buildings which are nonconforming only because of the yard requirements may be altered or enlarged, provided that said alteration or enlargement is made to conform to applicable provisions of Division 9. Such alteration or enlargement is subject to a Use Permit Application before the Board of Zoning Adjustments. In approv- ing, conditionally approving, or denying, the Board of Zoning Adjust- ments shall consider the criteria for a nonconforming use as may be applicable. (495, 1703 - 1/72) PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS S . 9941 ARTICLE 994 GENERAL REGULATIONS AND DESIGN 676 , 1704) S.. 9941 . STREETS' AND HIGHWAYS : The Street and Highway design shall conform both in width and alignment to any Master Plan of .Streets and Highways approved by the City Council and right- of-way for any such street or highway indicated on said Master Plan shall be dedicated. ` S . 9941. 1 Street and Highway Design: The Street and Highway design shall conform to any proceedings affecting the subdivision which may have been initiated by other legally constituted bodies of the City, County or State . If a parcel of land to be subdivided includes a portion of the right-of-way to be acquired for a public freeway or parkway, and the City Council shall determine the boundaries of the right-of-way to be acquired, the subdivider shall either dedicate or withhold from a subdivision all the area included in said right-of-way. S . 9941. 2 General Design Conditions : (a) All Streets shall, as' far as practicable , be in alignment with existing adjacent streets by continuations of the center lines thereof or by adjustments by curves and shall be in general conformity with the plans of the Planning Commission for _the most advantageous development of the area in which the subdivision lies . (b) Streets shall be required to intersect one another at an angle as near to a right angle as is practicable in each specific case . (c) Where necessary to give access to or permit a satisfactory future subdivision of adjoining land, streets shall extend to the boundary of the property and the resulting dead-end .streets may be approved without a turn-around, provided that control of access across such dead-end street shall be vested in the City. In all other cases a turn-around having a minimum radius of fifty feet shall be required. The Planning Commission may require such dead-end to be improved and dedicated to meet dead-end streets outside the subdivision where required for circulation. (d) Intersection .Corner Rounding. Whenever a major street or State Highway intersects any other street or highway, the property lines at each block shall be rounded with a curve having a radius of not less than thirty (30) feet . On all other street intergec- tions the property line at each block corner shall be rounded with a curve having a radius of not less than twenty (20) feet. In either case a greater curve radius may be required if recom- mended by the City Engineer. S. 9941.2 (e) SUBDIVISIONS PLANNING (e) Curve Radius: The center line curve radius on all streets and highways shall conform to accepted engineering standards of design and shall be subject to approval by the City Engineer. (f) Grades of Streets and Highways: No street or highway shall have a grade of more than seven percent (7%) or less than two tenths of one percent (0.2%) unless because of topographical conditions, or other exceptional conditions, the City Engineer determines that a grade in excess of seven (7%) percent or less than two tenths of -one percent (0.2%) is necessary. (g) Reserved strips controlling the access to public ways or mini- mizing values for special improvement assessments will not be approved unless such strips are necessary for the protection of the public welfare or of substantial property rights, or both, and in no case unless the control and disposal of the land com- prising such strips is placed definitely within the jurisdiction of the City under conditions approved by the Planning Commission. S. 9941.3 Street and Highway Widths: The width of streets and high- ways that are 1 not shown on the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, (2) not shown on any precise plan of street or alley alignment, (3) or will be affected by proceedings initiated by the City Council, or (4) approved by the City Council upon initiation by other legally constituted governmental bodies shall not be less in width than those set forth hereinunder: (1704 - 1/72) TYPE WIDTH Collector Street 60 feet Interior Street 60 feet Service Road 42 feet Cul-de-sac (shall not exceed 550 feet in length) 60 feet Cul-de-sac (shall not exceed 14 Rl lots in length) 56 feet S. 9941.3.1 Exceptions. Where parkways as indicated below are pro- vided, then, the right of way width may be reduced sub- ject to the following standards and conditions: (a) Standards• TYPE RIGHT OF WAY PARKWAY MAXIMUM LENGTH I Collector Street 54 feet 7' and 7' -------- Interior Street 52 feet 6 ' and 6' 1000 feet Service Road 40 feet 8 ' and 21 -------- Service Road 39 feet 7 ' and 2 ' 1000 feet ?rvice Road 38 feet 6 ' and 2' 550 feet 'cul-de-sac 50 feet 6' and 6 ' 550 feet Cul-de-sac 48 feet 6 ' and 6' 14 Rl Lots I PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS S. 9941.3.1 (b) (b) Conditions: (1) The Director of Public Works may require an increased curb height and an increased parkway width to provide adequate drainage for the property. (2) The Director of Public Works may require increased right of way widths to provide for projected probable traffic flow. (3) All collector streets shall be sixty (60) feet wide at their intersection with arterial highways. (4) Maximum street lengths shall be governed by accepted subdivision design practices. (5) A thirty (30) inch box tree shall be planted in the front yard of each lot and in the exterior side yard of each corner lot as pro- vided in the street-tree standards adopted by the city. (6) When a street has a parkway less than eight (8) feet in width, then a twenty-four (24) inch easement in back of the sidewalk shall be dedicated to the city for public utility purposes. (1704 - 1/72) S. 9941.3.2 Centerline Measurement. Measurement of all streets shall be made between the center line of intersecting .streets. Cul-de-sacs shall be measured between the center line of the intersecting street and the cul-de-sac radius point. (1704 - 1/72) S. 9941.3.3 Subdivision Committee Review. Where unusual circumstances exist, and after review by the Subdivision Committee, the Planning Commission may grant exceptions to this section and no public hearing need be held thereon. However, it is the responsibility of the Planning Commission to assure that the intent of this section is maintained. (1704 - 1/72) PLANNING ZONING DM I SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 1 - 6- 11 NOTE ADOPTED JUNE 20.1960 'cc°'wE"° CITY O� CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 770 '�31?c„°q r „• o T •c cu cc Yi 1 AM NDE ORD NO. AMENDED ORD.N0. LEGEND T 5-I-61 634 1-20-69 1465 HUNTINGTON BEACH 3_16-61 942 9-7-7I 6A I 0V4uV^'+`1-LITi s 11-1�x 111 aT 5-7-62 900 111-;5 1-21-63 10-15-62 932 6-3-63 989 Lz'cowww..ewsxEss o.T wicT 12.2-63 1021 r4,w 0 II A iN G E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 665-4 i062 nEs Cx.mL aR;w rupAL°isTRlo 5 12-7-6♦ 1106 AMENDED BY ZONE CASES 4-4.66 1�66 SUFFIX LEGEND 122, te,.50.15,.53,164.237,269.285 3.6,376,372,444.462,66-3,66-32,66.37,66-62 6-15-66 1243 68-44,71-12, N-66 1259 I-16-67 1290 GARFIELD - AVE. J.I �_- >.Yo ro Ec. E 3�a — — moo' o ��sr= 7 ux RI I RI � ' $R1 MI MI-0 R 6x RI RI. �LA :l J Ii I RI v m e pEY1v0.lE d1. ZILG RI GF RA RI C4 R IwE. 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AMENDED ORD_NQ 6-20-60 773 2-21-66 I166 LEGEND: 7-18-60 781 10-3-66 1256 sI °M1 ° " '}P I-IUNTINGTON BEACH 11-7-6D 798 2-Ir-69 ,7D T NVMT''Y`wCS�EN"C' 2-20-61 817 2-17-69 1474 c FACILITIES 1EDpc4TIORIL1 DISTRICT E-19-6 841 10-6-69 1527 L�RE KE-TIAl 51px4L dSTAKr 6-19-61 847 10-19-70 1606 O R , 9-18-81 868 3-15-71 1639 uL sr RKT CT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA g-21-61 903 Cu.rx TR.TR]Ss.]R' 62 900 _ 82 AMENDED B7 ZONE CASE: a.4.82 907 ID-15-82 932 .� 10B.123,138, 47,1'6.:77,•18. 12-3-82 .8 " "-•" 179,.80.143.200.206,212,23], 1-7-63 947 244,246,269,282,288,302.331, 2-4-63 950 C _ TE51--C.Cll—CT 3]3 3T9,473.505,545.66.40, 16-24.63 976 6 978 IITBICI � } ^4eir Ee w-I C C =ucp�. ce .6-668-B,68-52,69-23,]0-10,]0-28, 4 8 10-5- 4 : 20 a 65 024-5-J IGARFIELD I I I / / I AVE.I L_ R5 Io N s R2 C2 RA-0 RA-0 RA-0m R3 ��E°Rz. I Lx-111CO° 34 m R3 R2 R2 a� p' C4 i R2 R 2 - 4 R3 EMI MI „R5 ., R2 ealx CLAY AVE. CF-C '""j I ,3 D e r:r:.<.aa;r•=.I ° .J 8 R3 224 R2 —�R3 'C2: D, RR2 R4 T . 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R .LI R2-0 uNE 4E srcq is - x o n O O '',S S G40aN Z RI RI RI RI RI R2 N (V ROCHlSTEN - AVER SIDE vllt4 ACT a uQ i < ED ¢ o � o ono 0 R3-0 _ - i m RI-a S. s - � � � � � o R3'0 . ;,-:- - -- Rpp� - ADAMS AVE I RI PLANNING ZONING DM 5 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 5-6-10 NOTE CITY]- of CITY ADOPTED AUGUST IS,1980 .TE. o T An r x +E c[e*[n COUNCIL ORDINANCE N0.7i4 or suc.pv Nr or AMENDED ORRD NO. AMENDED RO O.NO, LEGEND` Cf-Ez�_cr`oMwEuR r.rE=5aEx 6 r e4-62 907 OK1AY YOMMERCIAL DISTRICT I- 9 Roxr -62 3 E Sr9ACK N I-719 9 Lq 4 1oKToRE x- r R:CrHUNTINGTON BEACH1-6! 46 xEE on4-I T-63 S6 L Cw ;E [sK ws Rc -ESIS - 3 9 LAAa : '—T' lv .-RCE ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA -7-64 II06 S RRN,TE ..66 IISb oo .:nE o AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: rz-4-67 1372 _ WSJ COMMuxHY r.Ca7TC..E000ATm I DWR¢* 245,278.279,295,299,310,314,482,66-5,67.26,86-49,T1-12. 2 IT-69 1473 9-7.71 1657 GARFIELD AVE. s ' CITY _I R I �SZOA -R I HUNTINGTON BEACH 8 - J KAIMU pt. 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AMENDED 0RD N� r R r Ri �U�TIl \GTON ���C� 5.1-62 929 2_21_96 1257 .. 8-6-62 918 7-18-6: 1228 Ri 10-9-2 929 '0-1-66 1257 � E LP ,I [r D�srR¢r II.19-62 936 I-3-87 1281 I.7-63 947 2-fi-87 1277 raoyra -- - rR nr ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA 4-20- 958 9-5-67 1395 ® REBDENEIMEn IS7RI T tiR4L DISTRICT 5-20-6! 966 9-18-6] 349 x 7 8-19-63 996 4-1-68 1400 UM 7 c -63 wD7 5-20-68 ZITA NNuxr A�u ssr1REEAMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 2-3-64 7-I 1 1EDrS Anwuraai-crru in 240.2%.268,277,280,294.309,311,321.345,346.30,427 8 1 S68 428 457,482,496.4525,544,66-27.66-42,66-59,66-58 8.1-fi4 1080 8.4-69 1514 DEW—MS PRIVE -9 079 1-471 1621 SFRD LE 60 6 1 ]7-26 , 2- 4 106 9-7-71 165 2-15-65 1122 3f l 1 3-15-65 1082 �:• 3i 6-21-65 1146 GARFIELD � AVE. or J I 1 I'.NT,Nc RI3 eo.Az RI eEErix RI — S NRY U ,� — R I ALBACORE N DR I N RI RI! RI 1 RI RI ;RIFR5 RI o_ _ CZ EHnN w F 9A.sS DR. RI .� j w RI I J M H ff _ R3 C7� °R RI RI RI RI C2 w 49,c RER — I RI 6 RI VELARDO R NELARDO RI --L/I vaRK 0. C. F. 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AMENDED ORO_N0. �D UNITY NP SS DISTRICT TEES(EDUCATION)DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH � � FACILITIES IPECPEeT)OxAL)OISTRICi 9•18.61 Bee 10-7-63 1007 B-I6-65 1156 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 204,363,507 - a 3 3 2" JJFSTMINSTER - _ I I AVE I L/ r r V11 e N - IGIR -_N UN51 Z AL� L IAL� 5 ( wET ')' n-OGa.I• A-+E �' Z Z I 13 a < II Z �III III 0 P AVE y a�¢ VLJn _10 HOR HOMER 5i CLAC IER DR Sa- O C-NOO1- AV 3 - c.s•. - I ANACAPA' DR. RI z CF—E �a RI RI RI sRl. 15 &" 1 U TRY d RI BRIARCLIFF R. RI I 3 RI R vs IAVI IN •�s N RI GLENWOOD GLENWOOD DRY u L¢i u SAv'EE + RI RI u RI RI RI sRl R I _ m HARDWICK CR.w R I - R I N ' oR. 5 I IvO�2S O ROYAL OAK RI RI RI RI W 'ARKSPUR CR 9F, =RICF—E CF—E RI +vE f-::.ii l:i.:i'R'ii!SC:;:!ii.; Lii;.`.:.iJ..F•lie�.-:SC!G;Bi) JADE C0. VIKING CR. RI RI KELSEY Cn_ C F—R HARMONY CR.RI RI � LARCHWOOD OR. 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E DISTRICT AMENDED ORD_NO. 4MENDED ORD,NO. � O 111EE INDEESSSEN4 .-ICT _ Q RElTRiDi ED.•4NU�RCTDRmD DISTRICT I-�I�NTINGTON BEACH 6•=D-6D 716 m Edo°;° ww'A.Ra�6�9*E011i DT 12-6-60 604 RCA.R s�DUTIAL 4D 3.20-81 626 ®TWO 4 r REsmExcE a�lTR¢ 9.3-63 1000 ®3 uT REE A«E RES DEn 1 - 5-4-64 1035 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFOR11A1 10-4-65 1161 2-6-67 1168 4-17-87 131] -- SE`lR.N .I AMENDED BY ZONE CASE N0 - - .10-19-70 16D6 - 116,154,155,159.J44,416,527,529,66.67,70-10.71-1.71-13. - 5-3-]I 164] - n E...•NED xlrn oi_ 6-I6-]I 1664 . t BAN NI40 .. -AVE S RI PLAYA oft ca ! I I RI $1 RI RI. 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S_Cc ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA 2-17-64 IO38 M DD LE -Y� ,.'TlY5,RECRE. -1 DISTRICT 3-2-64 1041 SUf f1X.LEGEND.- Y 7-20-64 1074 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 9-8-64 1081 214,263,264,265,272,283,337,383,384,382,391,393 12-7-64 1108 ---SE—Cl EnE 6•5-65 1132 399,449,468,480,505,308,318,335,66-20,66 A7,67-8,69-0.70-16.]I-23,71-20(J),7I-201K7, 5-3-65 1137 7-19-65 1154 12-8-65 1168 zY z! EDINGER AVE. off. j R1 d RI — Te R5 Ip A: 9EI.L1x4ER OR yCn''s 1 WALTON OR DR. F R3 d RI o RI ox°° wz C2 "R1Lt—j 1. 9OR RI RI RI RI OTA C RI RI s R I SOFTWIND DR. REUSENS DR. I Rl _ I aex TO 11 z 5 LENNOX R I R I �o sax NYANZA J MONTECITO OR. J RI RTl :jR �' RI ' RI RI W R I 61LVERw00D OR. RI L C F-E m RI Pi A RELNDrsr f ~OR. r LISADE DR lio ; � R I _ 1I._.-m.:Ea=:v1=W f IY RI RI Y RTLE DR. d' Rl I RI CF-R RI RI DAGN CR _ C R p RI i ORLANDO OR. RI RI RI RI J RI J RI GRN CR DG MONT RI DR. ° o0.A RI D RI RI j RI LI RI RI = e PEDCif10VE CR. iAUEEN w R I NF, x,E > 8 LJIRI RI J RI �4E DET�.RI RI ; L—j CRRISTY DR. 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Q RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTUR•L;.STRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH 8-20-61 855 8-1-67 234 "Cl, S_LE ITY u�U V•U ollrx Cl r I-3-61 BI1 12_19_as 1274 7-3-61 876 1-3-67 1278 ''Rom' S 11-fi_6I B76 1-I6-67 12Bfi c +ICTRc 12-4-61 677 I-16-6T 1291 0 Llpw. •Rx�rwc TURIn.. ISrw.cr 7' 1-IS-62 886 2.20.67 1299 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 2-19-62 890 1-IS-60 .364 x wr 3_19_62 894 6-17-68 1418 — — SETD•CK L" AMENDED BY ZONE-CASE- 5-7-62 900 6-17-66 lezD O u'T xN T•RLE R•x+—Ex E D111-1 9-17-62 923 B-I9-68 I435 O T +L RESIDENCE LDIsrR¢r C IO2,104,107,1I6,132.I90,2II,2I2,29,220, - 6_24- ®PRDEESMU:•L.MxEL A TRAILER RARK INSTRICT 2 22.224.237,260,327.495,501,505,-506,537,66-4,66-29 63 977 9-3-68 1451 2-IS-63 1122 II-IB-68 /51 i_ST DESIGNATES VREpsE nAv sE STREET 66-54,66-39,66-64,66-61,PP 66.4,PP 67-4.68-12.68-14 3.1.65 1123 3-17-69 1483 C,Cpuu 1I pTIES 1ED-C•rIpN1pISTPCTxT 68-20,68-24 66-34,69-2,PP68.2,70-2.TO-I4,PP70-5,PP70-9, 4-5-65 1132 3-2-70 1557 rJi cp u CI TIES IRECRF•TION4L1pSTRICT PP7I-I, 4-19-65 1133 IO-I9-70 1610 EDINGER 12-6-65 116B ZZ-I6-7�0 1655I+�+�2 .0 C99AV E+ °cILISIES Ic mo D'sTRIcr J - - 8.2-71I i660 L . o _ o 1n - C2 4� a � RA C2 �C2 m �I ALDR'CF ST _ 1320 TO ¢ - C4 LDRGE CP (� 1 . 3 BLUESAILS DR 3 L R 3 j 3 R 3 VOLGA UR e0 R3�r R3 R3 STARK ST STONE W000 DR R 3 R I 3 R I _ MURDY fl 169 AMAZON DR R3 Ica: CF-C R3 R3 CF-R y CANDLELGNT L� M I M I 3 R3 LWE x✓2 xE v43Et]�350 •ST R I A RHONE LN 3TARL,G.T_CR Phil- RI - RI CF-E ° R3 ' cal RI RI RI RIS RI 3 ANITA LN IS 4D MOONLI^HT LR i I 2 (v co �1lI I_ I RI L_N MACDONALD l M1I I� IW JJULI T LOw SSS.- RZ 2S-� Cai VALENTINE DR r3 - R I x LINE rR• --s RI GLENCOE WAVE 3 I' NANCY< DR SUNLIGHT i DR RI RI R2 C4' RI g R I ALNAMBRA DR. 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LEGEND T. 3-27-61 829 12-19-66 1273 12-4-61 877 1-3-87 1280 HUNTINGTON BEACH 12-16-61 Go 4-17-67 1309 o a,,DE a.E:`wE,OR�_E=r=T,_[r 5•i-62 900 9.18.67 1349 8-18-82 9087 3-:6-68 1398 gin 4-1-63 957 1-17-68 1459 O sr-i>. x :[xcr[xrl 5-20-63 966 12-16-68 I459 [' z E c ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA TRICT 6-3.63 969 4-7-69 496 C2' T"'A" glx.gg x1g fi-24-63 976 8-18-69 1518 -� 7 12-2-63 1021 2-16-71 1632 L[41 • - - AMENDED BY ZONE CASE, 1-6-64 1029 L-R' 3 L-TED W-11LE >.,L.arfi,cEx-E�T.,c. 1.20-64 1031 165,211.216.237,251.290,319.291,330,377,360,408,389.463 3-16-64 1043 483,66-52,PP 66-2,67-3,67-4,67-22.67-31,66-2.68-41,67-32.69-19,PP70-8, 5-4-64 1052 SUFFIX LEGEND: a-19-64 1079 I.4.65 1111 ----- Txa E RiDx'OE wav J/) RR-CISE 1-I Cl STREET IL..—T WARNER 1 1 AVE _I AL Y AS -17�4 . RI RI ITY OF FOI.N?4•V v _-AMSTERDAMI C4 4 C4RI R2 -„ EAAM[R RI i c .L oR. RI RI RI REMBRANDT p J SD o!Rl o MARSEILLE RI DR O RI POLpERRI CR C4;; w 5 3OD� RI RI u VALENCIA Dfl i •; 311 RI RI FRIESL4ND DR. 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LEGEND;D AME 4-20-1964 1048 R-,6-68 ,460 ^RESICENruL AGRICIAJURAL DISTRICT S-IB-1984 1056 2-J-69 1468 Ix.l-EDNU�n R[S Eax•rLRES DENCE DISTRCT HUN�'INGTON ]BEACH 6-13_I664 962 J-I]-69 482 L y Ri9 �o,vl�L E35,ISTRNT 9-21-1964 1083 6-I6-69 1507 R1 T r RES.DENCf DISTRICT 12.21.1964 1107 12-B-69 :541 ® —A'CD MER-IAL CST-1 1-4-1965 I111 IZ-8-69 1543 COMIRUNI71 TCCILIT_Es'EDUCaTION1 O'TRlCi 1-16_I965 1117 II-16-70 16I2 0 -MNUNITr FACILITIES:RECREATIONAL).1:1RtT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 14-5-1965 0181965 1162 0 977i 16478 4 6-20-1966 1216 SUFFIX LEGEND: AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 9-6-1966 249 19 0-1966 1263 413,426,428,445,4]1,483,486,488,303,525.66-I B,66-]I,68-45 9-5-1967 1345 --- AETBRC.LIME 67-18.66-38,68-42.68-47,,69-1,69-15,69-12.69-31.70-15.71-2,71-22, 1-16-1969 1436 zz YJ xe n 4 WARNER AVE. 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RI PRICE DR. \l x; RI o RI RI - RA A RI LOURDES DR. ' S RI RI RAPNAEL DR. � RI PINON DR. 4 8 RI 8 T RRI R DR. ; - a i DR. RI CONTENTS CHAPTERS-ARTICLES DIVISION 9 - PLANNING CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Single Family Residence District 913. R1-PD5 District - Repealed (Ord. No. 1705-1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Two Family Residence District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT Article 920. R3 District - Limited Multiple Family Residence District 923. R4 District - Multiple Family Residence District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 District - Office-Professional 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix .CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial 943. C2 District - Community Business 945. C3 District - General Business 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial 948. Service Station Standards CONTENTS - DIVISIOI PLANNING CHAPTERS - ARTICLES CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. EstablisAment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Single Family Residence District 913. Rl-PD5 District - Repealed -(Ord. 1705-1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Two Family Residence District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 District - Limited Multiple Family Residence District 923. R4 District - Multiple Family Residence District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 District - Office Professional 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 941. C1 District - Neighborhood Commercial District 943. C2 District - Community Business District 945. C3 District - General Business District 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial District 948. Service Station Standards CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. M1-A' District - Restricted Manufacturing 953. M1 District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS Article 960. RA District - Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural District 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (cemeteries) 965. Sl District - Shoreline District 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil District PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS ARTICLE 931. CHAPTER 93 1EC i n 1., DEv ELOPMEN'PS 3 ARTICLE 931. PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 932. APARTMENT STANDARDS ARTICLE 931 PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT S. 9310 INTENT AND PURPOSE. In order to promote better living environments, this section shall establish basic guide-- lines for approval, conditional approval, or denial of use permits for Planned Residential Developments within certain residential districts of the City. It is intended that this Article shall en- courage better land planning techniques with maximum use of aesthet- ically pleasing types of architecture, landscaping, and site layout : and design. Certain general planning principles which often charac- terize Planned Residential Developments and should be of prime con= sideration by the Planning Commission include: (a) The development of permanent recreation, leisure and open space areas for the sole use of residents of the project which are adequate in size, accessibility, landscaping, utilization and permanent maintenance for both present and future needs of res- idents. (b) The development of the project is carried out under a unified comprehensive plan which establishes a theme or concept for the entire project. (c) A diversification of residential dwelling types, including de- tached, attached and multi-story dwellings to create a hetero- geneous neighborhood. (d) A separation of vehicular and pedestrian traffic with conven- ient circulation and access to dwelling units and accessory units. S. 9311 USE PERMIT REQUIRED. Planned Residential Developments may be permitted in the R1, R2 or R3 districts when a use permit is first secured for each such development pursuant to Article 984. S. 9311.1 Subdivision Map Required. A condition -For approval of a ' Planned Residential Development shall be the recordation ` " of an approval subdivision map. A tentative subdivision map shall be submitted to the Planning Commission as provided by law at the time - application is made for a use permit for the Planned Residential Devel- s"Y opment. Tentative maps and use permits filed pursuant to this sec tion may be processed simultaneously. S. 9311.2 '3PECIAL DEVELOPMENTS I-JLANNING S. 9311.2 Maximum Density. The maximum density 'of a I-fanned residential development shall not exceed seven (7) units per acre in the Rl district; sixteen (16) units per gross acre in the R2 district; and twenty-six (26) units per gross acre in the Rl district. For the purpose of this article, gross acreage shall not include open or public land, as defined in this code. (1717 - 2/72) S. 9312 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. The development standards contained in this article shall apply to all planned residential developments. S. 9312.1 Minimum Size. The minimum size for a planned resi- dential development shall be such that it will not conflict with the definition of planned residential development as contained in this code. S. 9312.2 Detached Single-FamilV Homes. Where detached single- family homes are proposed on individual lots, similar to those found in standard subdivisions, and such lots do not abut common open space used for recreation and leisure purposes, the min- imum lot size for said lots shall conform to the requirements of the district in which such development is located unless said plan has been determined by the Planning Commission, with concurrence of the City Council, to meet the intent and purpose of this article. S. 9312.2.1 Five Thousand Square Foot Lot. Where detached single- family homes are proposed on individual lots similar to those found in standard subdivisions and such lots abut common open space used for recreation and leisure purposes, the minimum lot size for said lots shall not be less than five thousand (5000) square feet unless said plan has been determined by the Planning Commission, with concurrence of the City Council, to meet the intent of this article. S. . 9312.2.2 Minimum Floor Area. The minimum floor area shall be as follows: UNIT TYPE MINIMUM FLOOR AREA Bachelor and Single 400 square feet One bedroom 650 squar,- feet Two bedrooms 900 square: feet 'Three bedrooms 1100 square feet Four bedrooms 1300 square feet S. 9312.2.3 Maximum Site Coverage. The maximum building coverage of the site on which the development is located shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the gross acreage being developed exclusive of land area being set aside for private streets and alleys, and the rights of way of public streets and alleys. S. 9312.2.4 Setback From Public Street. The setback from a public street shall average twenty (20) feet for any structure: exceeding forty-two (42) inches in height. In no case shall the mini- mum setback be less than fifteen (15) feet. PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS S . 9320 ARTICLE 932 APARTMENT STANDARDS Ord , 1684 - 11/71) S . 9320 INTENT AND PURPOSE. The following standards for apartment development are intended to encourage better land-plan- ning techniques with maximum use of aesthetically pleasing architec- ture, landscaping, site layout and design. Such standards also set minimum floor areas and reduce densities within nonocean-oriented areas of the city. These standards shall serve as guidelines for approval conditional approval or denial of application for use permits for apartment de- velopment within all nonocean-oriented property of the city as described in Section 9320. 1. EXCEPTION: those areas with lots less than fifteen thousand . (15,000) square feet that were subdivided prior to January 1, 196o. S . 9320. 1 Affected Real Property. Description of. Apartment devel- opment located within the following described area shall be subject to the standards set out in this article: That real property bounded by the following lines: Commencing at the intersection of the center lines of Beach Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway; thence, north along the center line of Beach Boulevard to the center line of Ellis Avenue ; thence, west along the center line of Ellis Avenue to Edwards Street; thence north along the center line of Edwards Street to a point 1225. 31' south of the 'center line of Talbert Avenue ; thence northwesterly along the city limits line as it exists today to a point 30' south of the center line of Los Patos Avenue ; thence north 30' to the center line of Los Patos Avenue ; thence west along the center line of Los Patos Avenue to the center line of Warner Avenue ; thence northeasterly along the center line of Warner Avenue to the center line of Algonquin Street; thence north along the center line of Algonquin Street to the center line of Davenport Drive; thence westerly along the center line of Davenport Drive to the center line of Saybrook Lane; thence northerly along the center line of Saybrook Lane to the center line of Humbolt Drive; thence north along an extension of the center line of Saybrook Lane to the city limits line as it exists today; thence east along city limits line as it exists today and continuing to follow the existing city limits line along the north and east boundaries of the city to the center line of Pacific Coast Highway; thence northwesterly along the center line of Pacific Coast Highway to the point of beginning. S . 9320.2 Density. The maximum density shall not exceed the den- sity permitted in the district in which the development is located . The maximum number of dwelling units per gross acre is as follows: Sq . Ft./Unit Units/Acre R2 Medium Density 3000 14.52 R3 Medium High Density 1750 24.89 S . 9320. 3 SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS PLANNING S_9320. 3 Minimum Floor Area. The minimum floor area shall be as follows: Unit Type r Minimum Floor ,Area Bachelor and Single 400 square feet . One bedroom 650 square feet Two bedrooms 900 square feet Three bedrooms 1100 square feet Four bedrooms 1300 square feet S . 2320.4 Building Coverage . The maximum building coverage of all roofed structures shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the gross acreage minus street and drives . S . 9320.5 Building Height. The maximum building height of two- story structures shall not exceed thirty (30) feet. The maximum building height for three-story buildings shall not ex- ceed thirty-five ( 35) feet. S . 9320.6 Setback From Public Street. The setback from a public street shall average twenty (20) feet for any structure exceeding forty-two (42) inches in height. In no case shall the minimum setback be less than fifteen (15) feet. S . 9320.7 Setback From Interior Property Line . The setback from interior property lines shall be as follows: . (a) Carports or garages may be constructed along the property line subject to approval by the Board of Zoning Adjustments . However, where a setback is provided, such setback shall be a minimum of ten (10) feet. (b) The minimum setback for one and two-story structures shall be ten (10) feet. One foot of additional setback shall be provided for each two and one-half (2 1/2) feet of building length facing the property line of any single-family residential development .for buildings over twenty-five (25) feet in length. (c) The minimum setback for three (3) story structures shall be ten (10) feet except in the following instances: ( 1) When the wall of any three ( 3) story building faces a prop- erty line of any single-family development, a minimum setback of one hundred (100) feet shall be provided from such prop- erty line; or (2) When the wall of any three ( 3) story building is facing a prop- erty line of any single-family development and is separated from the property line by parking structures such as carports or gar- ages, a minimum setback of eighty-five (85) feet shall be provided . f PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS S . 9320.8 S . 9320.8 Minimum Distance Between Buildings . The minimum dis- tance between apartment buildings shall be fifteen (15) feet. S . 9320.9 Private Streets or Driveways . In order to provide---suf- ficient driveway widths for traffic flow and maneuver- ability, the following standards shall apply: (a) If a street or driveway serves as the primary access to or with- in an apartment development and vehicles can park parallel on both sides of such access ways, the minimum paved width shall be forty (40) feet. (b) Where vehicles can only parallel park on one side of a street or driveway, which serves as the primary access to or within an apartment development, . and where open or enclosed parking, other than parallel, is provided on the opposite side of such access ways, the minimum paved width shall be " thirty-three (33) feet. (c) A minimum paved width of twenty-eight (28) feet shall be provided where open or enclosed parking, other than parallel, is provided on both sides of such access ways which are in excess of 150 feet in length and serves as the primary access to or within an apartment de- velopment. (d) A street or driveway exceeding 150 feet in length which terminates within an apartment development shall be provided with a curbed' turn- around having a twenty (20) foot radius . NOTE: The air space above all minimum widths for streets or drive- ways within an apartment development shall remain open to the sky ex- cept for roof overhang or eaves above a height of fourteen (14) feet which may project into such air space a maximum of four (4) feet. S . 9320. 10 Off-Street Parking. Off-street parking shall be provided at the following ratios: (a) Each bachelor, single, or one bedroom dwelling unit shall be provided with one (1) covered, off-street parking space . (b) Each two (2) bedroom dwelling unit shall be provided with one and one-half (1 1/2) off-street parking spaces . One space shall be covered and the fraction of one space may be open. (c) Each three-or-more-bedroom-dwelling unit shall be provided with two (2) off-street parking spaces . One space shall be covered and ;. one space may be open. (d) Each dwelling unit shall be provided with one half of a guest parking space . Said guest parking shall be distributed throughout the apartment development. Such parking areas shall be conveniently accessible for guests and resident parking. S S . 2320. 11 SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS PLANNING On-street parking shall not be used to satisfy any of the open- parking . requirements . Tandem parking shall not be permitted . The developer is encouraged to provide covered parking spaces under main buildings to increase open space . S . 20 11 Type of Parking Facility. (a) Fully-enclosed garages shall be provided for any required cov- ered parking space that is entered directly from any public alley. Separation between each garage space shall be provided . (b) Carports may be used to satisfy the remaining covered parking requirement. (c) Carports and open parking compounds shall be screened from adjacent property lines, and such screening shall be compatible with the project surroundings . ( d) The arrangement of carport and garage facilities shall be such that they do not face toward any public street. S . 9320. 12 Turning Radius and Parking Space Dimensions . The ar- .• rangement and access for all parking lots and parking spaces shall conform to Article 979. S . 9320.13 Parking Assignments . Each dwelling unit shall have an assigned, covered, parking space within two hundred (200) feet walking distance of such dwelling unit. If off-street parking facilities are detached from the. unit, each unit shall be assigned a parking space and such space shall be so designated on a plot plan. Any detached garage or carport construc- ted along a property line shall conform to the following require- ments. (a) The wall located along the property line shall be constructed of maintenance-free, solid masonry material; (b) No portion of the structure or architectural features shall pro- ject over any property line; and (c) The zero rear and interior side yard. setbacks shall not be per- mitted adjacent to a public right of way. S . 9320. 14 Recreation and Leisure Areas . Recreation and leisure areas shall be provided for each dwelling unit. Said open space shall be allocated as follows: (a) Unit Type Open Space Bachelor and single 150 square feet One bedroom 200 square feet Two bedrooms 325 square feet Three or more bedrooms 400 square feet PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS 4 S . 9320. 14 (bL (b) Enclosed recreation or leisure areas may be utilized to fulfill not more than fifteen percent (15%) of this requirement. The remain- ing area shall be supplied in open space . . (c) Recreation and leisure areas may include: game courts or rooms, swimming pools, sauna baths, putting greens, play lots, or other sim- ilar type areas serving all the residents of the development; but shall not include balconies, decks or areas used exclusively for ped- destrian access ways . Recreation and leisure areas shall not be located within ten (10) . feet of the wall of any ground floor unit having a door or window or within five (5) feet of any other wall. Also, such recreation and leisure area shall have a minimum width of twenty (20) feet. S . .91aO. 1.5 Landscaping. All setback areas fronting on or visible from a public street, and all recreation, leisure and open-space areas shall be landscaped and ,permanently maintained in an attractive manner. Such landscaping shall primarily consist of ground cover, ferns, trees, shrubs or other living plants . Decora- tive design elements such as fountains, pools, benches, sculpture, planters and similar elements may be permitted, provided. such elements are incorporated as an integral part of the landscaping plan. Permanent irrigation facilities shall be provided in all landscaped areas . A landscape plan shall be approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustments prior to issuance of . a building permit. S . 932o. 16 Street Trees . Street trees shall be provided to city standards with fifteen ( 15) gallon trees planted approx- imately forty-five (45) feet on center on local streets having sixty (60) foot rights of way and thirty ( 30) inch box trees shall be. planted at approximately forty-five (45) foot intervals and within a ten (10) foot setback from the right of way line where parkway trees cannot be planted in the public right of way. Twenty (20) inch box trees shall be planted on all arterial highways. A plan showing the type and placement of. such trees shall be approved by the Department of Public Works and the Planning Department. S . 9320. 17 Access Rights . Vehicular access rights along all arter- ial highways, except at street and driveway intersec- tions, shall be dedicated to the City of Huntington Beach. S . 9320. 18 Lighting. Lighting along the driveways shall be equal in illumination to ' lighting on local public streets . A lighting plan shall be submitted to the Building Department for ap- proval. Such lighting shall be directed on the driveways and away from, adjacent property. S . 9320.19 Trash Pickup Areas . Trash collection areas shall be provided within two hundred. (200) feet of the unit they are intended to serve . Such areas shall be enclosed or screened from view with masonry or other durable materials, as approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustments, and shall be situated so as to eliminate noise and visual intrusion on adjacent property. 3 S , 9320.20 SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS PLANNING S . 9320.20 Storage Space . A minimum of one hundred (100) cubic feet of storage space shall be provided for each unit. Special attention shall be given to the amount and location of such storage space . S . 9320.21 Laundry Areas . Laundry facilities, if provided, shall be enclosed and located so that noise will not disturb res- idents of the apartment development or the occupants of adjacent property. S . 9320.22 Emergency Access . A portion of all buildings shall be within 150 feet of any driveway or surfaced area designed to Accommodate-An =emergency vehicle .- S . 9320.23 Fire Hydrants . A fire-hydrant system shall be designed to provide an adequate fire flow as determined by the fire marshal. Plans and engineering calculations for such system shall be submitted to the fire marshal for his approval. S ._�9320.24 Appearance Standards . In order to retain and strengthen the unity and order of the surroundings, and to insure that the structures enhance their sites and are harmonious with the highest standards of improvements in the surrounding area and the community, the following standards shall apply: (a) In addition to the plot plan, the applicant. shall submit plans showing building elevations, a preliminary landscape layout and all sign locations, sizes and copy. (b) Architectural features and general appearance of the proposed . development shall not impair the orderly and harmonious development of the area, the occupancy thereof, or the community as a whole . (c) Buildings exceeding 120 feet in length shall have variations in the wall setback of at least four (4) feet for each 120 feet of build- ing length. (d) Architectural features shall be incorporated into the design of all vertical exterior surfaces of the buildings i.n order to create an aesthetically-pleasing project when viewed from outside the project as well as within. S -9320.25 Guidelines . Plans . The following items shall be consid- ered in approving the plans: (1) Setback and site planning (2) Type and pitch of roofs (3) Landscaping, parking area design and traffic circulation (4) Location and method of refuse storage (5) Location and appearance of signs I (6) Location and appearance of equipment located outside an enclosed structure . k PLANNING SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS S . 9320.25 (7) (7) Appearance, design and physical relationship of proposed str.uc- , tures to existing structures in the neighborhood . S . 9320.26 Guidelines . Appearance . Appearance shall be guided by the following principles: (a) Good architectural character is based upon the suitability of a structure for its purpose, upon the appropriate use of. sound mater- ials and upon the principles of harmony and .proportion in the ele- ments of the structure . (b) Good architectural character is not, in itself, more costly than poor architectural character and is not dependent upon the par- ticular style of architecture selected. . .( c) When considering signs, particular attention shall be given to incorporating the design, including colors, of the sign into the over- all design of the entire development so as to achieve uniformity. NOTE: On file with the Planning Department is a photograph booklet providing samples of those characteristics which are desirable and those which are to be avoided in preparing plans for development in Huntington Beach. The developer is encouraged to request a meeting with representatives of the Planning Department, Fire Department, Department of Public Works and Building Department early in his conceptual design stage . This meeting is intended to benefit the developer by clarifying var- ious requirements prior to binding commitments or substantial invest- ment in plan preparation. This meeting may be arranged by contacting the, Planning Department. c PLANNING INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS S . 9530 ARTICLE 953 M1 DISTRICTS (737, 119 ) S . 9530 USES PERMITTED S. 9531 OFF-STREET PARKING S 9532 YARD AND HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS S . 9532. 1 Front Yard S � 9532.2 Side Yard S . 9532. 3 Rear Yard S . 9533 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS S . 9533. 1 Minimum Building Site S . 9533.2 Minimum Frontage S . 9533. 3 Building Height " S . 9533.4 Reduction of Minimum Building Site and Frontage S . 9534 USES SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF A USE PERMIT. S . 9534. 1 Motor Vehicle Storage S. 30 USES PERMITTED. The following uses - and regulations shall be permitted in the Ml, "Light Industrial District, " sub- ject to approval of an administrative review application by the Board of Zoning Adjustments . (1560 - 3/71) .All front and side yard requirements shall be in addition-. to those required by the Master Plan of Streets and Highways and shall be applicable in this Section. A Auction houses or stores . Automobile assembly, body and fender works, dismantling and used parts storage when operated and maintained wholly within an entirely enclosed building. r Automobile painting, provided all painting; sanding and baking shall be conducted wholly within- an enclosed building. B Battery rebuilding. Boat building, except ship building. Bottling plants . Breweries . Building material storage yards . C Caretakers dwelling on factory premises . Carpet cleaning plants. Cleaning and dyeing plants . Contractor' s storage yard . (except storage of out-door portable sanitation facilities, such as: privys, outhouses and other sim- ilar out-buildings shall' be prohibited . ) (1301) Cosmetics, manufacture of. Creameries and dairy products manufacturing. D Distributing plants . Draying, freighting or trucking yards or terminals . E Electric or neon sign manufacturing. S .-9530 (F) INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS PLANNING F Feed and fuel yards . Flour mills . Food products manufacturing, storage and processing of, except lard, pickles, sauerkraut, sausages or vinegar. Frozen food lockers . Fruit and vegetable canning, preserving and freezing. G Garment manufacture . I Ice and cold storage plants . L Laundries . Lumber yards . M Machine shops . Manufacture of prefabricated buildings . Mills, planing, except that building operations are not allowed . I 0 foutdoor advertising display or outdoor advertising structure advertising the business being conducted on the premises on which the display or structure is located . P Paint mixing, provided inflammable liquids storage complies with City Fire Code . Pipe line booster or pumping plant in connection with water, oil petroleum, gas, gasoline, or other petroleum products . Plastics, fabrication thereof. Poultry and rabbit slaughter, including custom dressing. Printing plants . Public utility service yards and electric transmission substations . R Rubber, fabrication of products made from finished rubber. S Sheet metal shops . Soap manufacture, cold mix only. Show manufacture . Storage space for transit and transportation equipment, except freight classification yard . Stone monuments and tombstone works . T Textile manufacture . Tile, manufacture of wall and floor tile and related small tile products . Tire rebuilding, recapping and retreading. Tinsmith. Transfer, moving and storage of furniture and household goods . .`Truck repairing, overhauling and rental. W Wholesale business, storage building and warehouses . 4 r i' PLANNING ZONING DM 12 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAPILL NOTE- CITY OF ADOPTED YARCN 7,1960 ls NOpc�or wAv TO T.E c[nTu Or C CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO.T54 LEG ENDMT ® S AMENDED ORD.NO. AMENDED ORD.NO. Um T TREs D—END s*xlcTpc I�UNTINGTON BEACH ® GE.ERALMBI-EE r..IL.RESIDENCE D3.p,ET 3-28-60 758 10-3-66 1258 0 N IpLE FA Lv DISTRICT 6-19-61 B47 3-8-67 1304 LD7_'' G 11-6-61 676 4-17-67 1316 Wr LICIT I—STR-n.s s 3-7-62 900 9-I8-67 1348 C IN ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA °-'-62 929 9-IB 6] 349 afl® CCMMJV"�FES55aMpL51Cp15TISIT5TpI0T 12.3-82 938 1-6-69 1467 lam' N16xBOR.00D CONNERCIAL DIBIRICT B•5.63 992 7-2H69 1511 a cEN AMENDED BY ZONE CASE 8.19-63 see 8-4-69 i515 ��: „c w.I CO.Ml.CIS_ECA DIOTs RTOT •0.,I74,.]5,201,237,266,281.282.342,347,484,536.545.66-23,66-41,66.68,67-5 1-4-65 II II 4-20-70 5]2 ® DESIGNATES IIECISf'LANTOF STREET ALIGNMENT -17-66 1180 o_1970 ;6C6 67-16,67-22,68-39,69-14,69-13.68-$.°PTO.2,70-10,PP70-4,11-3,71-10,71-29, 2-5-66 1186 2_16-71 16C6 iCpN ppooucTlox 7-5-88 1221 2-I6-71 1633 _SETBAcp LI.E or 5-3-71 1645 tM COMBINED WIT.OIL RRDDUCTION �2 r~\ J 1 7-6-71 1652 AVEAREA OUN A TCE ILM..S? - L\v1 II-1-7I I6B2 1OVEnI ��II'i2� ADAMS AVE.' 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H�l��r�'INr T® BEACH - 2-19-62 090 3-6.87 1304 �caEsi .DE 1•7-63 947 3-8-87 1304 Ci' I COMMUIITT FACILITIES IRECREATIGNALIDISTRICT 2-4-83 9S1 4-I]-fi7 1317 N " AESDExcE OST T B-5-63- 992 10-2-67 1353 M�cOMN_CI L .STRICTRt z ` ( '1 9-16.63 1004 2-5-68 1399 ^0 0 () �l:1\ t7 LJ ( () l: \ 1• ) ; CALIFORNIA- 3-16-64 1043 4-IS-6B 1402 ® � c,eia3 ovaLl ois Hier 4.20-84 1048 6_I]- •I.Rxcss FD - - S-4.84 TOSS IO-17-58 1440 uM LT F,w.v RESDENCE 01sTR¢T AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: a-19-e4 079 0-6.69 1529 — 3ETIACN LINE �E iW,221,275.:67,338,343.357,G09,420,416,456,616,526,66.1,66-2.66-21,66.42,66-69 7-6-BS IIS2 i2 69 1539 LRC_ """,AONIGLLTURAL D l-T 66-70,66-67,67.23,67-36,68-4.GG-16,68-27.69-25.69-29,69.30,69-3B,70-25,71-13,71-19, - 4-4-665 1185 12-8-70 1542 COM6wE0 WMWE 4-4-66 ITH OIL 1195 3-2-TO IS =::_..= DEslOxsrE, STREET 4-0 66 1197 -IB-71 1.6 ,� 2 - 6-20-66 1216 8-16-71 1664 10.3-66 1257 6-I6-71 1663 ATLANTA AVENUE / 1 2 OPiEVT Ill I RI = RI RI RI RI RI J RIDR J l RI RI. 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LEGEND: G SINGLE FAMLI RESIDENCE DISTRICT T-IT-TI 1959 rClj _—AT CDNNERCIAL DISTR;C• HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: - .71--9, _ •�29�I2J'e�., 2e 21 �\ RI C4 aTHFT�e' I I' I I , 19 O 9 CL' b u 9 PLANNING ZONING DM 38 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 34-5-II NO '•rrr T/T ADOPTED AUGUST 15. 1960 •' puEns 0x3•E ix rEFr CITYCITYOF CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. 7B6nrx�o[p��0r wxrFx AMENDED ORD.NO. AMENDED ORD.NO. LEGEND �PC� RES�OExrIaL.GPCULTWY.p3TIrICi 6-3-1963 970 c0u3aY3 w HUNTINGTON BEACH 4_1,-19Bs 132 � LON—AO STR oLL� x r Iz-5-1988 1271 S-,E E xcsw 2-3-69 1467 Q o SrxinL� fi-26-70 1578 I"� EouuExinLs o 10-19-70 1606 ww.rr rc r - ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 7-17-71 1639 •f GHCL10" IO-1B-71 I601 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 315.505,66-49.68-46,70-8,70-10.71-9.71-26, 33 3• .. TALBERT AVE 1320.&5. i1 6 RI RI: RI RI RI g RI C4 M . 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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 5-7-62 899,900 O TIC TED.MJL pPLE EPe .awESAEx[E a.aTgCT 6-I8-62 908 8-6-82 918 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: II.7-6z 937 © .ANx•r co I11,126,127.130,133,134,139,141,149.198.212.237.238 _IS_63 948 CCM„oxrtv�xci_TiEJ.q[cq_•icxn..OisTxicT S-IB-84 1056 250,258,274,293.429,505,542,67-2Z68-15.68-54,69-11,69-21.70-10,70-27,71-14, 4-5-65 1132 SUFFIX LEGEND: 1-17-66 i182 ® Cn„ L I-a_ggro 11. 12-18-61 373 �J cOMOINED IT.0_ q N,' zs' 11 12 17-69 142: ]\Js TALBERT AVE- I MI MI RA I J- a J m C4 CF-R MI CF-E CF-RI RA I q C2 '1 RA-0 M I M I LIME TR.- TAYLOR AVE z0 RI RI MI ONTARIO DR w I� C 2 J I" IP RI I3 RI QUEBEC OR RI RI 60018 R I RI RI ALBERTA pR a R3 'Iry J IW i Y KO Dfl FR4NKLIN o. OR J ---E-� `.4 e _ I • RI 8 8~ •MI 8' E'a exTeluHUNTINGiol[�Jr R RI R2 -- -- IS TO M2-01 17 M I — 3a MI C 2 j c2 R5 so, RA-0 - COM R3 MODOREiocl^0-'R3 M2-0 R3 JzaTa To c R5 MI'0 R3 w R5 399,0 pj RIFT 8 "I R5 " 300 ERNEST AVE - m� R5 $ - R5 R3 C4 330 R5 asse� NF J29T5 To q. LU MI-0 M I-0 tir2 01. S qaa w l RA-0 a R5 D5 R5. RSA; R2 R2 m W J Jo S0 v 300 R R5 o R2 $ 1 RA-0_ R 5� RA-0 1 /I i r--1 GARFIELD AVE \ /m` i IS III—OD.1 [ a „DRIw FULL CODE HUNTIN�ON BEACH ORDINANCE CODE Ch'--_ GES (Updated 12/6/71) PLEASE REMOVE FROM CODE PLEASE ADD TO CODE Articles 230 Articles 231 231 2,2 232 233 233 234 234 235 235 236 236 237 237 238 s . 9163 S . 9163 s . 968o s . 968o S . 9682.2 S . 9684. 1 s . 9684. 1 s . 9686.4 S . 9700 S . 9700 S . 9700 S . 9700. 3 t S . 9700 � S . 9700. 14 ( 3 S . 9700. 19 ( 3� S . 9710 S . 9710 S. 9715 S . 9718 (Effective 12/1/71) I BUSINESS OIL S . 2300 CHAPTER 23 OIL (1203, "Yb53 iI/71) ARTICLE 230. DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS 231. PERMITS AND FEES 232 . BONDS AND INSURANCE 233. DRILLING; OPERATION; SAFETY AND STORAGE 234 . CLEANUP AND MAINTENANCE 235 . WASTE WATER SYSTEM 236 . IDLE WELLS I 237. NUISANCE ABATEMENT 239 . ACTIVATION OF NONPRODUCING OIL WELLS ' ARTICLE 230 i DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS I S . 2300 TITLE . This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the City of Huntington Beach Oil Code . "Code " , as re- ferred to in this chapter, unless the context clearly indicates j otherwise, shall mean the City of Huntington Beach Oil Code . I S . 2300. 1 Purpose and Intent . It is hereby declared to be the purpose of this chapter to establish reasonable and uniform limitations , safeguards and controls for the present oper- ation of and future drilling for and production of oil, gas , and other hydrocarbon substances within the city so that this activity may be conducted in harmony with other uses of land within this city, thus protecting the people of the city in the enjoyment and use of their property and providing for their comfort, health, safety and general welfare . I S . 2300.2 Oil Field Superintendent . The oil field superintendent shall be appoin e by he city administrator and shall be responsible for the Department of Oil Field Control under the di- rection of the city administrator. The oil field superintendent shall receive such compensation for his services as established by the Per- sonnel Resolution . S . 2301 DEFINITIONS . The following terms as used in this code shall, un ess the context indicates otherwise, have the respective meaning herein set forth: j ( 1) ABANDONMENT. Abandonment shall include the restoration of the drill site as required by these regulations . j (2) A. P. I. is the American Petroleum Institute . ( 3) APPROVED type and approved design, is and includes improvements , equipment or facilities of a type or design approved by the oil field department, fire department, building department, and/or engineering department . S . 2301 (4) OIL BUSINESS ' (4) BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENTS shall mean the Board of Zoning Ad- justments of the City of Huntington Beach as set up and constituted pursuant to Division 9 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code . (5) BLOW-OUT is a sudden, violent expulsion of oil, gas , liquid, mud, or solids or a mixture thereof from a well . k6) BLOW-OUT PREVENTOR is a mechanical, hydraulic or pneumatic or other device or combination of such devices secured to the top of a well casing including valves , fittings and control mechanisms connected therewith which can be closed around the drill pipe , or which completely closes the top of the casing and is designed for preventing blow-out . (7) BUILDING CODE shall mean the ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach known by that title as it may be changed or reenacted from time to t ime . ( 8) BUILDING DEPARTMENT shall mean and include the director, his assistants , deputies and inspectors of the building department of the City of Huntington Beach. (9) BUILDING PERMIT shall mean permit provided for by the build- ing code and issued by the Building Department . ( 10) CELLAR is an excavation around or above the top joint of the casing of a well. ( 11) CITY ADMINISTRATOR shall mean the City Administrator of the City of Huntington Beach. ( 12) CITY ATTORNEY shall mean the City Attorney of the City of Huntington Beach ( 13) CITY CLERK shall mean the City Clerk of the City of Hunt- ington Beach. I. ( 14) COMPLETION OF DRILLING . A well is completed, for the pur- pose of these regulations , thirty ( 30) days after the drilling crew has been released through completion of its work and/or release by those .so employing said drilling crew. ( 15) COUNCIL shall mean the elected governing body of the City of Hunt- ington Beach. ( 16) DEPARTMENT OF OIL FIELD CONTROL shall mean the oil field superin- tendent, his assistants and inspectors . ( 17) DERRICK is any framework, tower or mast including all parts or ap- purtenances to such structures used in the drilling for oil and gas as well as support for the equipment lowered into the well . I ( 18) DERRICK EQUIPMENT shall mean any framework, tower or mast together with all parts and appurtenances to such structure, including any found- ations , pump house structure used to house oil recovery equipment, in- cluding but not limited to longtails , pipe racks and each and every part thereof which is in any way usable or used for the drilling for and/or production of oil, gas , or other hydrocarbons from the earth . BUSINESS OIL - S . 2301 (19) ( 19) DESERTION means the cessation of operation at a drill site with- out compliance to the provisions of this code relating to suspended operations or abandonment . (20) DILIGENCE shall mean persevering application characterized by steady, earnest, and energetic application and effort . (21) DIRECTIONAL DRILLING is the drilling of a well which departs from the vertical, usually accomplished through slant drilling or whipstocking from a drilling site . (22) DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS . shall mean the Director of Public Works and his assistants , engineers or inspectors . (23) DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS shall mean the Division of Oil and Gas of the Department of Natural Resources of the State of California or any other state agency that may, in the future , be charged with its responsibilities . (24) DRILLING means digging or boring a hole in the earth for the purpose of exploring for, developing or producing petroleum. Drilling includes all operations through the completion of a well . (25) DRILLING EQUIPMENT means any appurtenances , materials , or struc- tures and every part thereof which is or are required, or used, or was used or usable with, or for the drilling and production of oil, gas and other hydrocarbons from the earth . (26) DRILL SITE means the premises used during the drilling, main- taining, operating, and producing of a well or wells located thereon . (27) ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT means the director of public works , his assistants , engineers or inspectors. s (28) FIRE DEPARTMENT means the Fire Chief of the Fire Department of } the City of Huntington Beach, his assistants , deputies or the assigned ! Chief of the Fire Prevention Bureau and his assigned inspectors . j (29) GAS shall mean any fluid , either combustible or noncombustible , which is produced in a natural state from the earth and which main- tains a gaseous or rarefied state at ordinary temperatures and pres- sure conditions . It shall also mean the gaseous components or vapors occurring in or derived from petroleum or natural gas . (30) INJECTION WELL shall mean a well employed for the introduction into an underground stratum of water or gas under pressure . Injection wells are employed for the disposal of salt water produced within oil. They are also employed in a pressure maintenance , secondary recovery or recycling operation to introduce a fluid into the pro- ducing formation to maintain underground pressure which would other- wise be reduced by virtue of the production of oil and/or gas . ( 31) LESSEE shall mean the lessee under an oil and gas lease who has executed a lease , or the owner of any land or mineral rights who conducts or carries on any oil and/or gas development, exploration and operation thereon, or any person so operating for himself or others . S . .2�0.1 ( 32) OIL BUSINESS ( 32) LESSOR shall mean the owner of surface and/or mineral rights who has executed a lease . (33) MAINTENANCE means and includes the repairs and replacement of parts of the structure . It also means keeping the oil operation site free from rubbish, debris , trash or any other waste material and keeping all structures located on said operation site painted, clean, sanitary and safe . ( 34) NATURAL GASOLINE PLANT OR ABSORPTION PLANT is a plant for the processing of natural gas from the production wells for the extrac- tion into its various components including natural gasoline , motor fuel, liquefied petroleum gases and other natural gas liquids . ( 35) OIL FIELD RECOVERY HEATER shall mean a once through forced circulation, water tube steam generator, used only in the oil field thermal recovery operations having no fired pressure part larger than three inches pipe size and no other pressure part larger than six inches pipe size . ( 36) OIL OPERATION shall mean the use or maintenance of any instal- lation, facility or structure used, either directly or indirectly, to carry out or facilitate one or more of the following functions: drilling, redrilling, rework, and repair, production, processing, extraction, assisted recovery, stimulation, storage or shipping of oil, gas or hydrocarbons . ( 37) OIL OPERATION SITE shall mean the physical location where oil operations are conducted . ( 38) OPERATOR shall mean a person, natural or artificial, (e .g . cor- porate) engaged in the business of drilling wells for oil and gas . Said definition shall include those actually, in charge and in con- trol of the well including its drilling,, maintenance, operating or pumping . Operator includes owner where the latter is performing or has performed the function of operator as described herein. ( 39) OUTER BOUNDARY LINE. Where several contiguous parcels of land in one or different ownerships are operated as a single oil or gas lease or operated unit, the term "outer boundary line" means the exterior limits of the land included in the lease of a unit . In determining the contiguity of any such parcel of land, no street, road or alley lying within the lease or unit shall be deemed to inter- rupt such contiguity. (40) OWNER is a person who owns a legal or equitable title in and to the surfaces of the drill site . (41) PERSON includes any individual, firm, association, corporation, joint venture, estate or any other group or combination acting as a unit . (42) PLANNING COMMISSION OR COMMISSION shall mean the Planning Com- mission of the City of Huntington Beach as provided for pursuant to Division 9 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code . ' BUSINESS OIL S . 2301(43) (43) PROCESSING shall mean the use of oil operations for gauging, recycling, compressor repressuring, injection, reinjection, dehydration, stimulation, separation, ( including but not limited to separation of liquids from gas ) , shipping and transportation, and gathering of oil, gas , other hydrocarbon substances , water or any combination thereof. (44) REDRILLING shall mean the deepening or whipstocking of an ex- isting oil. well or otherwise drilling beyond the extremities or sides of the existing well casing . (45) SEISMIC PETROLEUM PROSPECTING shall mean prospecting for oil by means of drilling holes into the ground, placing an explosive charge therein, and detonating such charge . Seismic petroleum pros- pecting includes vibroseis and dioseis methods . (46) SHOTHOLE shall mean the hole drilled in seismic petroleum pros- pecting . (47) SOURCE OF IGNITION means any flame , arc, spark or heated object or surface capable of igniting flammable liquids , gases or vapors . (48) STRUCTURE is that which is built or constructed , including a tank, edifice or building of any kind . (49) SUMP OR SUMP PIT is an unlined earthen pit for the discharge of oil field wastes . (50) SUSPENDED OPERATION OR SHUT-IN is the approved, temporary sus- pension of drilling, redrilling or production operation by the oil field superintendent pending .a resumption of operation or abandonment . (51) TANK is a container, covered or uncovered , used in conjunction with the drilling or production of an oil well for holding or storing liquids and/or oil. �52) TANK FARM shall mean a collection of such tanks for the stor- age of liquids and/or oil. (53) WELL OR OIL WELL shall mean any oil or gas well or well for the discovery of oil and gas , or any well reasonably presumed to contain oil or gas . Well also includes injection wells :for the purpose of secondary recovery and disposal wells for the purpose of disposing of waste water. (54) WELL SERVICING is remedial or maintenance work performed within any existing well which does not involve drilling or redrilling, that is , work done after the well is drilled . (55) WHIPSTOCK shall mean the technique of drilling a well deviating from the vertical; a directional well; to drill a directional well. It can also mean the drilling tool employed in drilling a directional well . S . 2302 OIL BUSINESS . S . 2302 OIL FIELD COMMITTEE CREATED. DUTIES OF . There is here- by created for the My of Huntington Beach the Oil Field Committee, composed of the following: oil field superintendent, a { member of the City Council, City Attorney, planning director, dir- ector of the Department of Building and Safety, a representative of the Western Oil and Gas Association, and a member of the Independent Oil Producers Association. Such committee shall determine and specify any new materials , processes , or operations which shall require permits or set minimum standards of safety in addition to those e- numerated in this code . The Oil Field Committee shall meet annually, or upon request of any member, to discuss new processes , or for the i purpose of revising or updating this code . S . 23o3 PERMISSION TO ENTER PREMISES . The oil field superinten- dent shall have the right and privilege at any time to enter upon any premises upon or from which any oil operations are being conducted for the purpose of making any of the inspections required by this chapter, or by any ordinance of the city. S . 2304 APPEALS . In addition to the hearings provided for by Ar— t-icle 237 of this code, any person or entity whose drilling, redrilling or renewal permit is revoked or whose well and/or equipment is deemed by the oil field superintendent to be idle may, within twenty (20) days of the decision of the oil field superintendent, file a written appeal to the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach in accordance with the following procedures: ( 1) The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach shall have and exercise the power to hear and determine appeals where it is alleged there is error or abuse of discretion regarding the revocation of any permits issued hereunder or determination of the existence of an idle well, as provided by this chapter. (2) An appeal shall be in writing and shall be filed in triplicate in- the office of the city clerk. The grounds for appeal must be set forth specifically and the error described by the appellant . (3) Any appeal not filed within twenty (20) days from and after the date of the order, requirement, decision or determination complained of shall be dismissed by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach. Within ten (10) days from and after the filing of the appeal, the Department of Oil Field Control shall transmit to the City Council all papers involved in the proceedings and two copies of the appeal. In addition, the oil field superintendent shall make and transmit to the Council such supplementary reports as he may deem necessary to present the facts and circumstances of the case . Copies shall be mailed to the appellant ten , (10) days prior to the hearing. (4) Upon receipt of the records , the city clerk shall set the matter for hearing and give notice by mail of the time, place and purpose thereof to appellant, and any other party who has requested in writing to be so notified and no other notice need be given. (5) Upon the date for the hearing the Council shall hear the appeal unless for cause the Council shall on that date continue the matter. . No notice of continuance need be given if the order therefor is announ- ced at the time for which the hearing was set. BUSINESS `OIL S . 2306 (6) (6) Action by the Council in granting or denying the appeal shall be final . S . 2306 NOTICES . Every operator of any well shall designate an agent, or agents , who is a resident of the State of Calif- ornia, upon whom all orders and notices provided in this code may be served in person, or by registered or certified mail. Every oper- ator so designating such agent shall within ten ( 10) days notify the Department of Oil Field Control, in writing, of any change in such agent or such mailing address unless operations within the city are discontinued . S . 2307 NOTICE OF OWNERSHIP. Every person who acquires any well, property or site upon which oil operations exist, whether by purchase , transfer, assignment, conveyance, exc.hange or otherwise shall within ten ( 10) days after acquiring such well, property, or site notify the Department of Oil Field Control, in writing, of his ownership. The notice shall contain the following: ( 1) The name and address of the person from whom such well and prop- erty was acquired . (2) The name and location of the well. ( 3) The date of acquisition. (4) The date possession was acquired . (5) A description of the properties and equipment transferred . (6) The name and address of the person designated for service of notice . j. S . 2308 TRANSFER OF OPERATOR. The operator shall notify the De- partment of oil Field Control in writing of the transfer of any oil well for any purpose . Within ten (10) days after such transfer by reason of sale, assignment, transfer, conveyance or ex- change, said notice shall be given and shall contain the following: (1) The name and address of the person to whom such property and well was sold, assigned, transferred, conveyed or exchanged . (2) The name and location of the well. ( 3) The date of sale, assignment, transfer, conveyance or .exchange . (4) The date when possession was relinquished by the former operator, and a description of the properties and equipment transferred .. S . 2309 PENALTIES . Any person or entity violating any of the pro- visions of the Huntington Beach Oil Code shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punish= able by a fine of not more than Five Hundred Dollars ( $500) or impris- onment in the county jail for a period of not more than one year or both such fine and imprisonment . Each person or entity shall be guilty of a separate offense for each and every day during any portion of which any violation of any provision of this oil code is committed, continued, or permitted by such person or entities . S . 2309. 1 OIL BUSINESS S . 2309. 1 CITATIONS . The oil field superintendent and his assis- tants shall be sworn as peace officers for the purpose of enforcing this code, and may, therefore, issue citations for any violations of said code pursuant to Sections 853.6 et seq. of the California Penal Code . S . 2309.2 CEASE AND DESIST ORDER. If, at any time, any operator is in violation of any of the provisions of this code , the Department of Oil Field Control may order compliance and set a reasonable period of time for same . If compliance is not obtained within the time period specified, the Department of Oil Field Control shall order, in writing, the operator to cease and desist operation of the well immediately. The operator shall immediately comply with the order of the Department of Oil Field Control to cease and desist and shall not resume any operation at the site affected unless and until the written approval of the Department of Oil Field Control is obtained . ARTICLE 231 PERMITS AND FEES S . 2311 PERMIT REQUIRED. Permits , as required by this article, shall be obtained. from the City of Huntington Beach for the following oil operations, activities, buildings, or structures in the city limits of Huntington Beach. S . 2311.1 Drilling or Redrilling. Drilling or redrilling shall not be commenced or continued unless or until a permit therefor has been obtained from the Department of Oil Field Control of the City of Huntington Beach. Said permit is herein referred to as a Drilling Permit. S . 2311.2 Annual Inspection Permit . The oil field superintendent shall inspect annually, and at such other times as he deems necessary, each producing oil well and suspended or idle oil well regulated by this chapter, for the purpose of ascertaining whether the well is being operated or maintained within the standards of this code . On the first day of July next after the issuance of a drilling permit and on the first day of July of each year thereafter, until the well has been abandoned as provided in this code, an annual renewal inspection permit must be obtained from the Department of Oil Field Control for each and every well, including injection wells . Such annual inspection permit shall be a permit to operate for the time period for which issued and no well shall be operated without such permit . S . 2311. 3 Waste Water Permit. For the purpose of disposing of wastes from of and gas wells , including waste water, water and brine in the sanitary system, a permit must first be ob- tained from the Department of Oil Field Control. S . 2311.4 Oil Field Recovery Heater Permit . An oil field re- covery heater shaii not be ere c ed and/or installed for the purpose of secondary recovery unless a permit therefor has been obtained from the Department of Oil Field. Control. BUSINESS OIL S . 2311.5 S . 2311.5 Building Permit . A building permit shall be obtained from the Building Department to erect, construct, en- large, alter, repair, move, improve, or demolish any structure or tanks , or appurtenances thereto . The building permit includes the required electrical permits . A building permit fee shall be charged by the Building Department regarding the aforementioned and such fee shall be based on the total evaluation of the structure when complet- ed, as listed in the Uniform Building Code, adopted by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach. The Building Department shall issue all required plumbing and electrical permits . S . 2311.6 Encroachment Permit . An encroachment permit shall be obtained from te Director of Public Works when it is necessary to encroach over public property lines with well drilling or servicing equipment . S . 2311.7 Fees Set By Resolution, Fee Payment Date . Fees shall be required for the issuance of each of The permits required pursuant to this article . Such fees shall be set by res- olution in November of 1971 for the period ending June 30, 1972, ex- cept the annual inspection fee which shall remain at the current rate until July 1, 1972 . Thereafter, such fees shall be set prior to July 1 of each year by resolution on an annual fiscal year basis , commencing July 1 of each such year and expiring on June 30 of the next succeeding year. Such fees shall be based upon the projected administrative and legal costs in the administration and enforcement of the Huntington Beach Oil Code and. any other provisions relating to oil operations during such annual fee fiscal year period . Said resolution shall also determine the conditions of payment and col- lection of the required fees . Proceeds from such collection of fees shall become part of the city 's general fund and shall not be refund- able . The annual inspection fee shall be due and payable on July 1 of each year, commencing with the year 1972 and shall be delinquent on August 1 of each year. The waste water fee shall be due and payable on January 1 of each year and shall be delinquent on January 31 of each year. The drilling and redrilling fee and oil field recovery heater fees shall be due and payable at the time of application therefor. S . 2311.8 Permit Procedure . Permits required by this chapter shall be obtained from the appropriate city department . The application for drilling, redrilling or oil field recovery heater permits shall be obtained from the Department of Oil Field Control and said application shall contain the following required information: ( 1) The complete legal description of the property. (2) Plans and engineering specifications of structures , drilling derricks , drilling masts , tank and high-pressure systems regulated by this code . Applicant need not file plans and engineering speci- fications of standard derricks , masts and tanks when such plans and specifications are already on file at the Department of Oil Field Control. S . 2311.8 (3) OIL BUSINESS ( 3) A corporate surety bond in conformity with the provisions of this code . (4) A verified statement signed by the applicant certifying that he is duly authorized by the operator to make and file the application and that he has read the application and the same is true and correct . (5) A hold harmless agreement as provided by a form approved by the Office of the City Attorney. S . 2312. 1 Scope of Permit . The city is not a guarantor of the com- petence of the permittee as to oil operations . Said per- mit is not an expression by the city that such proposed oil operation can be done with safety to the operator or other persons or property; all of which said risks are assumed by the permittee . S . 2312.2 Permit Utilization. No permit issued hereunder shall be valid unless utilization of the privileges granted there- by be commenced within ninety (90) days from and after the date of issuance of the permit and such activity is engaged in without ces- sation for a period of ninety (90) days thereafter. Failure to com- mence activity or the cessation for a like period shall operate to terminate and cancel the permit and it shall henceforth be unlawful to engage in any activities hereunder without obtaining a new permit . S . 2313 OTHER PERMITS . The permits provided in this chapter are in add.i ion o and are not in lieu of any permit which may be required by the other departments of the city. The Depart- ment of Oil Field Control shall not issue any permit under this chap- ter until all other permits required by other departments, if any, have been issued and the fee, if required, has been paid.. S . 2314 PERSONS LIABLE FOR FEES . Each of the persons and/or entities whose duty it is to obtain any permit shall be declared and. made to be jointly and severally liable for the payment of the fee required to be paid . S . 2315 PENALTY FOR DELINQUENCY. If any fee herein required to be paid to the Department of Oil Field Control is not paid in the time and in the manner provided, the same shall, . thirty (30) days thereafter, automatically be and become delinquent, and a penalty in an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of such fee shall be added thereto for each month of such delinquency, which penalty shall be and become a part of such fee and shall be enforced and collected as a part of such fee . S . 2316 PUNISHMENT. No person shall permit or cause to be per- mitted any activity or operation which requires a permit pursuant to this article, without first having obtained such permit from the city. The city shall have a civil cause of action in any court of competent jurisdiction to enforce the collection of. such fees . Any person performing or causing to be performed any activity or op- eration requiring a permit, pursuant to this article , without in fact having such permit is guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by fine, imprisonment, or both, as provided in Section 2309 of this code . .i BUS INE$.S OIL S . 2317 S . 2317 CONTINUING VIOLATION. Each and every day activities are conducted or carried on without the required permits and/or without the payment of the fees required hereunder, shall constitute a separate offense . S . 2318 GROUNDS FOR REVOCATION OF PERMIT. Any permit issued by The city pursuant to the provisions of this chapter may be revoked by the oil field superintendent upon finding: ( 1) A permittee has failed, neglected or refused to perform, comply with and abide by any of the conditions of the permit; or (2) That permittee has failed or neglected or refused to comply with or abide by, or has in any way violated any of the provisions of this code, or of any other ordinance of the city, or any other law, rule , or regulation either directly or indirectly, by reason of or in con- nection with or incidental to his conduct of oil operations; or (3) If any of the permittee 's operations or the continuance thereof upon the premises covered by the permit are, a menace or hazard to public or private property, or to any interest of the city, or to the lives or safety of persons; or (4) Any of the permittee 's operations or the continuance thereof upon the premises covered by the permit constitutes a public nuis- ance as described by this code in Article 238; or (5) If permittee shall have made any willful misrepresentation. of facts in any application for any such permit, or in any report or record required by this code to be filed or furnished by permittee . S . 2319 EFFECT OF SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF PERMIT. No person shall carry on any of the operations au horized to be performed under the terms of any permit during any period of suspen- sion thereof or after the revocation thereof, or pending a judgement of the court upon any application for writ taken to review the de- cision or order of the city in suspending or revoking such permit; provided, however, that nothing therein contained shall be con- strued to prevent the performance of such operation as may be neces- sary in connection with a diligent and bona fide effort to cure and remedy the default, or violation for which the suspension or revo- cation of the permit was ordered, or such operation as necessary for the safety of persons . ARTICLE 232 BONDS AND INSURANCE S . 2321 EXISTING WELLS . EXCEPTIONS FOR PRESENT BONDS . Except as o . oil bonds existing on the effective day of this oil code Which satisfy the requirements of the previous Huntington Beach Oil Code, a bond in the form required by this article shall be filed for each well drilled prior to said effective date of this chapter, which has not been "abandoned" prior to said effective date in accordance with the standards and laws of the State of California and the require- ments of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code . 1 S . 2321.1 OIL BUSINESS S . 2321.1 New Wells . A bond or bond rider in the form required by } his ar icle shall accompany every application for dril- ling or redrilling of any oil well, injection well, or disposal well. S . 2322 BOND FORM. Bonds or riders to existing bonds shall be on forms approved by the City Attorney and shall be filed with the Department of Oil Field Control. S . 2323 SINGLE BONDS . Corporate surety bonds in the penal sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) shall be required . The bonds shall be executed by the operator as principal and by the auth- orized surety company as surety and conditioned that the principal named in the bond shall faithfully comply with this chapter and any other ordinance of the City of Huntington Beach, or of the Division of Fire Prevention of the City of Huntington Beach, which ordinance , law, rule or regulation in any manner pertains or applies to any of the principal 's oil operations . Compliance by the principal named in the bond shall include compliance to any and all provisions, amend- ments and changes in the Huntington Beach Oil Ordinance regularly adopted . The bond shall secure the City of Huntington Beach against i all costs, charges and expenses incurred by it for reasons of the { failure of the principal to comply with the provisions fully of this chapter. The bond shall include the correct name and number and legal description or precise locat2on of the well and such other information as may be necessary to identify the oil well readily. Any operator may furnish negotiable securities or cash in lieu of a corporate surety bond . The obligations and liabilities under the bonds required hereunder (corporate, surety or cash) are continuing j obligations and liabilities , and the liability of the surety under this bond may be terminated solely and only at the time or times, in the manner and by strict compliance with the provisions for termin- ation of liability as set forth in any ordinance of the City of Hunt- ington Beach. Regardless of expenditures which may incur from action on any bond, said bond shall always be maintained at its original face value, and it shall be the responsibility of the principal to insure and provide that the bond shall be fully maintained . S . 2324 SUBSTITUTION. A substitute bond may be filed in lieu of he bond on file hereunder and the Department of Oil Field Control shall accept and file the same if it is qualified in a pro- per form and substance and the bond for which it is substituting shall be exonerated . Substitution shall be allowed only if the Department of Oil Field Control and the City Attorney find that all of the con- ditions of the aforementioned. bond. have been satisfied and that no default exists as to the performance upon which the bond is conditioned . S . 2325 BLANKET BONDS . Any operator may, in lieu of filing a single bond on each well, as required by the foregoing, file a bond in the amount of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000) if he has more than five (5) wells . i S . 2326 DEFAULT IN PERFORMANCE OF CONDITIONS . NOTICE TO BE GIVEN. Whenever the Department of Oil Field Control finds that a default has occurred in the performance of any requirement or con- dition of these regulations, a written notice thereof shall be given to the principal and to the surety on the bond . Such notice shall specify the work to be done, the estimated cost thereof and. the per- iod of time deemed by the Department of Oil Field Control to be reas- sonab ly necessary for the completion of suchwork. After receipt of BUSINESS OIL S . 2327 I such notice, the surety shall, within the time therein specified, either cause or require the work to be performed, or failing there- upon, shall pay over to the Department of Oil Field Control the es- timated cost of- doing the work as set forth in the notice . Upon receipt of such monies, the Department of Oil Field Control shall proceed by such mode as deemed convenient to cause the required work to be performed and completed, but no liability shall be incurred therein other than for the expenditure of said sum in hand . In the event that the well has not been properly abandoned under the reg- ulations of the Division of Oil Gas, such additional money may be demanded from the surety as is necessary to restore the drill site in conformity with the regulations of this chapter. S . 2327 EXONERATION. When the well or wells, covered by said bonds have been properly abandoned in the conformity with all regulations of this chapter, and in conformity with all regu- lations of the Division of Oil and Gas and notice to that effect has ,. been received by the Department of Oil Field Control, or upon receipt of a satisfactory substitute bond, the bond issued in compliance with the regulations shall be terminated and cancelled and the surety re- lieved of all obligations thereunder. S . 2328 INSURANCE REQUIREMENT. All oil operators , drilling con- tractors and well-serving companies doing business within the city limits of Huntington Beach, shall file with the oil field department within ninety (90) days after the effective date of this chapter, a certificate of insurance, with the City of Huntington Beach named as an additional insured, and in the following values: F $50,000 property damage ' $100,000 and $300,000 personal liability ARTICLE 233 DRILLING; OPERATION; SAFETY AND STORAGE i S . 2331 ENCROACHMENT. No operator or person while redrilling, servicing, or maintaining any well drilled shall encroach with equipment over public property lines , sidewalks , parkways , alleys or streets unless a permit therefor has been granted by the Depart- ment of Public Works . I S . 2331. 1 Derricks . All derricks and masts erected for drilling or I redriIling shall meet the specifications of the American Petroleum Institute Standards 4A, 14th Edition and 4D, 3 years Edition, or the equivalent thereof. Any derrick or pulling mast shall be securely guyed or braced at all times the mast is in use, or if self-braced, the derrick or mast shall meet A.P. I. standards or the equivalent thereof. In addition there- to the operator shall be required to show a certificate of insurance in accordance with the specifications of this code, naming the city as an additional insured . Drilling equipment and the derrick shall be removed from the premises within thirty (30) days following the completion or abandonment of any well. If the well is a producing well, then only that drilling equipment and those portions of the derrick used in the drilling of said well as support for that equipment lowered into the well must be i S . 2331.2 OIL BUSINESS removed within thirty (30) days following the completion of such well . Once the well is a producing well, it shall be serviced by a portable derrick exclusively. Drilling operations shall be diligently prose- cuted until the well is completed or abandoned . S . 2331.2 Inspection. If a well is to be drilled or redrilled with- in 150 feet of any occupied structure or street right of way, after the operating equipment is securely in place and prior to commencement of drilling, the operator will notify the Department of Oil Field Control for purpose of inspection. If an inspection is anticipated to be made during the night, weekend or holiday, the op- erator will notify the Department of Oil Field Control during a working day of the approximate time the operator would be ready for the inspection and shall not commence drilling until the Department of Oil Field Control has made an inspection and given approval to commence . The oil field superintendent shall not give his approval until all the applicable provisions of the City of Huntington Beach ordinance have been met . The oil field superintendent shall make his inspection within a reasonable time after receiving notice from the operator. Upon completion of drilling operations the operator will notify the Department of Oil Field Control, and the department will make a final inspection of said drill site . S . 2332 LIGHTS . No person shall permit or allow any lights lo- cated on any oil operation site to be directed in such a manner so that they shine directly on adjacent property or prop- erty in the general vicinity of the oil operation site . S . 2333 SIGNS . A sign shall be displayed in a prominent place , visible at all times and maintained in good condition near or on the pumping unit or fence, from the time drilling of the well is started until the well has been abandoned . Such sign shall have a surface area of not less than two (2) square feet and no more than four (4) square feet, bearing the current well name, and the names and phone numbers of two pumpers or operators of said well who may be contacted during any twenty-four (24) hour period for emergency reasons . In the event there are more than two (2) producing wells on one lease- hold, it shall be sufficient if all entrances to said leasehold are posted with a sign not less than six (6) square feet bearing the name of the lease, the name and phone number of the leaseholder and/or operator responsible for said well, together with an openly visible sign on each producing well designating the particular name and/or number thereof. S . 2334 SUMP OR SUMP HOLES . Rotary mud, drill cutting, oil field waste, oil or liquid hydrocarbons and all other oil field wastes derived or resulting from, or connected with the drilling or redrilling of any well shall be discharged into a steel tank. Such drill cuttings , rotary mud, and drilling waste materials shall be removed from the drill site within thirty (30) days from and after completion of drilling. BUSINESS OIL S . 2335 On or after the effective date of this section, no person shall own or operate, or have possession of, or be in control of any well site on which an unlined sump or skim pond is located, or any sump . or skim pond used in connection with the operation of any oil well; provided, however, that the provisions of this section shall not apply to por- table sumps required by the State Division of Oil and Gas or by the Regional Water Pollution Control Board . No person shall own or operate or have possession of or be in control of any oil well site on which an unlined sump or skim pond is located, or any property on which has been located a sump or skim pond which was used or is used in connection with the operation of any oil well unless such sump or skim pond has been excavated of all foreign ma- terials and filled with clean earth to the level of the surrounding terrain. S-. 2335 PRIVATE ROADS AND DRILL SITES . Prior to the commencement of any drilling operations, all private roads used for access to the drill site and the drill site itself shall be surfaced by clean, crushed rock, gravel or decomposed granite, or oiled, and maintained to prevent dust and mud . In particular cases these re- quirements governing surfacing of private roads may be altered at the discretion of the oil field superintendent after consideration of all circumstances including, but not limited to the following factors: distances from public streets and highways;: distances from. adjoining and nearby property owners whose surface rights are not leased by the operator; the purpose for which the property of such owners is or may be used; topographical features ; nature of the soil; and exposure to wind . S . 2336 DISTANCE. TIME . SOUNDPROOFING REQUIREMENTS . (1) It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in any work whatsoever on an oil operation site, which work is conducted with- in three hundred ( 300) feet of a dwelling unit, church, hospital, rest home, school, pre-school nursery, or other place of public as- sembly, except in the following situations: (a) Where such work consists of minimum maintenance or . surveillance on the oil operation site:; or (b) Where such work is conducted between the hours of 7: 00 A.M. and 9: 00 P:M. : or ( c) In case of emergency; or ( d) Where the work being so conducted is soundproofed and such soundproofing is approved by the oil field superintendent . (2) Where operations are conducted beyond a distance of three hundred ( 300) feet from the aforementioned areas, the oil field superintendent may, in cases of disturbance, e .g. , excessive noise, odor, or vibration, order the oil operator to: (a) Enclose the derrick and all drilling machinery used . in connection with drilling of any well, with fire resistant sound- proofing material, which shall be maintained in a serviceable condition and provided further that no operations outside of said enclosure , except for well logging shall be conducted ; or S . 2337 OIL BUSINESS (b) Enclose all drilling machinery used in connection with the . drilling of any well with fire resistant soundproofing mater- ial and the portable drilling mast shall be so enclosed, at least on three sides, to a height of twenty (20) feet, and provided fur- ther, that no drilling operations or any work in connection with such drilling operation shall be conducted between the hours of 10: 00 P.M. of one day and 6: 00 A.M. of the following day, except only that cir- culation of fluids and well logging may be continued during such time . The superintendent may allow operations in connection with dril- ling or redrilling if in his opinion that portion of the operation does not create excessive noise such as cementing, gravel packing, etc . and also in case of emergency, provided that notice of such emergency shall be given to the Department of Oil Field Control, but only for as long as the emergency exists . Failure to comply with the order of the oil field superintendent hereunder shall constitute a misdemeanor .viole.tion pursuant to Section 2309 of this code . ( 3) It shall be unlawful to do any work in connection with pulling a well between the hours of 9: 00 P.M. and 6: 00 A.M. within two hundred (200) feet of any residential building within the city, excepting where circulation in the well must be maintained, or the well would be endangered if pulling work were not done immedi- ately. (4) Notwithstanding the above, no person shall operate any oil well or any other installation, facility or structure re- lated to oil production in a manner that would create a noise or vi- bration detrimental to the health, safety or welfare of the surround- ing neighborhood . Such operation is hereby declared to constitute a public nuisance . S . 2337 ACCESS TO WELL HEAD. On all wells at all times there shall be connected a minimum of two (2) feet of two (2) inch A.P. I. schedule 40 pipe with a steel valve to the casing for the pur- pose of bleeding off casing pressure and for hookup to inject water, mud, or cement in order to kill the well during an emergency. S . 2337.1 Blowout Prevention. In all cases, protection shall be provided to prevent blowout during drilling, pulling, redrilling, assisted recovery and abandoning operations as required by and in conformance with the requirements of the State Division of Oil and Gas and the safety orders for drilling and production of the State Division of Industrial Safety. S . 2337.2 Cellars . The following regulations shall apply to cellars: � 1) Every cellar shall be constructed in accordance with the Uniform Building Code, as adopted by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach. I (2) Such cellars shall be kept covered, free from water, oil drilling fluids, rubbish, debris, or other substances which might constitute a hazard, except during drilling and servicing operations . "I BUSINESS OIL S 2337.2 (3) ( 3) The depth of such cellars shall be the vertical meas- urement between the lowest point of the floor area in the bottom or such cellar and the lowest point of ground or any surface adjacent to the top of the cellar wall. (4). All multiwell cellars exceeding three (3) feet in depth and twenty-five (25) feet in length shall have two �2 separate means of exit or entrance . If the cellar exceeds fifty (50� feet in length, one of the means of entrance or exit shall be a stairway.. If . the cellar exceeds two hundred (200) feet in length, a third means of entrance and exit shall be provided . (5) Multiwell cellars shall have a steel grate or cover- ing with no unobstructed openings in excess of three ( 3) inches . S . 2337. 3 Setbacks . All wells , tanks , including replacement tank; , and permanent structures, installed after the effective date of this chapter, shall be set back a minimum of twenty-five (25) feet from the street right of way and all future street- rights of way, as depicted on the city 's Master Plan of Streets and Highways , or any precise plan of street alignment, and shall conform to Article 968, titled , "Combining Oil Districts , " of the Huntington Beach Ordi- nance Code . With the exception of pumping jacks , existing oil production equipment, over forty-two (42) inches high, including storage tanks , that are presently located within the safety-sight angle at street intersection rights of way or future rights of way, as depicted on the official- city Master Plan or any precise plan of street alignment, will be relocated to comply with the required setbacks within one year after the effective date of this chapter. The safety-sight angle shall be triangular formed by measuring twenty- five (25) feet along the front and exterior side lot lines of a corner lot and striking a hypotenuse between the two points . S . 2337.4 Fences . All leaseholds or drill sites shall be fenced according to one of the following requirements or attended twenty-four (24) hours a day by an adult: ( 1) Individual Drill Sites . All .1ndividual drill sites , with oil well production equipment having external moving parts haz- ardous to life and limb shall be enclosed by a chain link fence or similar type of a height not less than six (6) feet . (2) Approved Drill Site and Drilling Island . An approved drill site or drilling island may be enclosed by a fence on the bound- ary lines of said drill site with a height of not less than six (6) feet . If the fence is of a block wall type, or similar permanent na- ture , the gate opening into the drill site shall be a minimum of twenty (20) feet in width (3) Leasehold . A leasehold may be fenced on the perimeter boundaries of said leasehold with a chain link fence, or a type of similar nature . so.a;, S . 2338 OIL BUSINESS S . 2338 INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND SOUNDPROOFING OF OIL FIELD RECOVERY. HEATERS . The following conditions shall be met for the installation and . operation of an oil field recovery heater: (1) All oil field recover heaters shall have a valid State of California "Permit to Operate ' and shall be equipped with and operated by safety controls which monitor certain essential op- erating conditions of the automatically controlled fired boiler and which shall shut down the boiler automatically and require manual restart when any of the essential conditions vary from certain pre- scribed limits . An emergency shutdown switch shall be installed a minimum of fifty (50) feet from the oil field recovery heater and shall be identified as such by a sign with a minimum "3" letter . (2) Separation between oil field recovery heaters from residential, commercial, and public assemblage buildings shall be as follows: (a) Oil fired recovery heaters - five hundred (500) feet . (b) Gas fired recovery heaters - three hundred ( 300) feet . Where enclosed by a six (6) foot high six (6) inch block wall, the setback may be reduced to fifty (50) feet . (c) All oil field recovery heaters will be set back a minimum of fifty (50) feet from any oil storage tank, well head or public right of way. (3) Where an oil field recovery heater is operated within an occupied residential area the heater shall be shielded with a fire resistant, soundproofing material so that the sound level at the nearest residence can be maintained at the average twenty-four (24) hour ambient level existing when such heater is not in operation; however, the fire resistant soundproofing shielding would not be required if the residential ambient sound level mentioned above can be maintained by other means . (4) Oil field recovery heaters being operated in any residential zone shall have an attendant on duty at all times and shall be completely fenced, including the well head, with a six (6) foot high chain link or block-wall fence complete with two (2) self- closing gates installed on opposite sides of the enclosure . Steam lines from the heater to the well head shall be buried to a depth of one (1) foot or covered and/or wrapped with a minimum of one (1) inch thick approved asbestos pipe insulation. (5) An application for a permit to install and operate an oil field recovery heater shall be made to the oil field super- intendent who shall inspect the site and specify the location, set- up, and/or standards of the heater, piping, head installation, valves, soundproofing ( if required) , and other equipment . If approved, the oil field superintendent shall issue a permit to operate the heater pursuant to complying with Section 2311.4 of this code . Approval by the oil field superintendent does not relieve the applicant of the re- sponsibility of securing additional permits as required by other de- partments within the city. BUSINESS OIL S . 2338. 1 S . 2338.1 Use of Power Motors . All power motors used for. oil op- erations shall be located on the oil operation site when in operation, and shall be equipped with an exhaust muffler to pre- vent excessive or unusual noise . S . 2339 FIRE PREVENTION, SOURCES OF IGNITION. All electrical equipment used, installed or maintained within fifty (50) feet of a drilling rig, within twenty-five (25) feet of a producing well, within the diked area or within- twenty-five (25) feet of any oil tank, within any oil or testing laboratory, within any pumping sta- tion, absorption plant, refinery or other oil installations shall be installed and maintained in accordance with regulations of the Calif- ornia Electrical Safety Orders, Article 22, Hazardous Locations, Class 1, Division 2, which are hereby adopted, and. by reference made a part of this code as though set forth fully herein. No stationary internal combustion engine, storage tank, boiler, pass through boiler, staem generator, direct fire heater, gas or oil burn- ing device, spark producing device or other open flame shall be lo- cated closer than twenty-five (25) feet from a producing well head . During drilling operations no internal combustion engine or non- explosive-proof electric motor on an adjoining oil well shall be in operation within fifty (50) feet of drilling operations . Internal combustion engines used in drilling and production units shall be exempt from these regulations . S . 2339.1 "No Smoking" Signs . "No smoking" signs will be posted and maintained in all locations subject to "no smoking" regulations . All signs shall have letters four (4) inches in height, with readily visible locations approved or designated by the Fire Marshal. Such sign le-ttering shall be in red on a white background, or in white on a red background . S . 2339.2 Oil Storage Tanks . All tanks installed after the effec- tive date of this chapter used for the storage or produc- tion of oil, or the disposal of waste water shall conform to the fol- lowing requirements and- specifications and be placed in the following location with respect to other structures and property, or lease lines: ( 1) A.P.I. Specifications . All tanks shall conform to A.P. I. specifications within one (1) year after the effective date of this chapter, unless other specifications are approved by the oil field superintendent. (2) Structural Requirements . No operator, agent or per- son in charge or control of, or having any interest in or owning, either in whole or in part, any tank or similar structure on any pre- mises in this city, whether such interest is as operator, principal, agent, servant, employee, or otherwise, shall cause, allow, or permit any such tank or similar structure to be constructed, erected, main- tained or permitted to remain upon such premises unless said tank or structure is at all times composed .of sound, structurally safe mater- ials which are free from rot, rust and structural defects . S . 2339.2 ( 3) OIL BUSINESS (3) Safety Walls . Within six (6) months after the effec- tive date of this chapter, all operators , persons , firms or corpor- ations owning, operating or having control of storage tanks, clarifying tanks or tanks used in the production of oil within the city, shall construct and maintain safety walls or compacted earthen berms around such tanks . There shall be no openings in, through, or underneath said safety walls . The capacity requirements of safety walls or berms around tanks shall be one hundred percent ( 100%) capacity of the two largest tanks in- side said safety walls or berms . S . 2339. 3 Removal of Wooden Construction. Within six (6) months after the effective date of this chapter, all wooden pro- duction equipment, including walking beams and storage tank stairways and walkways, except wooden cellar coverings, shall be removed and replaced with suitable metal or noncombustible construction. S . 2339.4 Pulling Masts and Gin Poles . Removal Of. All well ser- vicing equipment or portable pulling masts or gin poles shall be removed from the lease or property and returned to the ser- vice yard within seven (7) days after completion of well servicing operation. S . . 2339.5 Service Yards . Every owner, operator, oil compamy, sales company, service company, processor, trucker, supplier, or other allied agency shall maintain a service yard or area in a properly zoned or approved area for the purpose of storage, handling, servicing, repairing or manufacture of all drilling and production equipment, supplies or services . All equipment shall be stored in the service yard, and such service yard shall be fenced in accordance with requirements of the provisions of Division 9 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code . S . 2339.6 Pulling Line Stripper. All pulling or bailing wire line shall be adequately stripped and. other precautions taken to prevent fluid from being carried on the line over the block to prevent spraying adjoining houses, building, streets, sidewalks or property. I BUSINESS OI-L S . 234o ARTICLE 234 CLEAN UP AND MAINTENANCE S . 2340 CLEAN UP AFTER WELL SERVICING. Immediately after com- pletion of well-servicing or abandonment operations the owner, operator, manager, pumper or superintendent . shall remove all oily rags, waste materials , oil and. debris , pump out the cellar and clean up the lease and repair all damage to public property caused by such servicing or abandonment operations . S . 2340. 1 Clean Up After Spills , Leaks , Malfunctions . Immediately after any spill, leak or malfunction the owner, operator, manager; pumper or superintendent shall remove or cause to be removed to the satisfaction of the oil field superintendent, all oil and waste materials from any property affected by such spill, leak or mal- function, be it public or private property. S . 2340.2 Releasing of Fluids . No person shall deposit, place, discharge or cause to be placed, deposited or discharged any oil, naptha, petroleum, asphaltum, tar, hydrocarbon substances , or any kindred substances or any water mixed with any such substances or any refuse from any oil well or the contents of any sump hole or other container used in connection with an oil well in, into, or upon a storm drain, ditch, sewer or sanitary drain or sewer or into any portion of the Pacific Ocean within this city or upon any private property in this city, in such a manner that the same will run into or upon any irrigating ditch or storm drain or sanitary drain or sew- er of this city. S . 2340. 3 Seismic Petroleum Prospecting . Seismic petroleum pros- pecting, including the _vibroseis and dinoseis methods , is prohibited in all areas of the City of Huntington Beach. S . 2341 OIL WELL MAINTENANCE. Any person operating an oil well within the City of Huntington Beach shall keep the oil operation site on which said well is located free from rubbish, debris, trash or any other waste material, and shall keep all structures of any type whatsoever located on said operation site painted and main- tained in a clean, neat and sanitary cond.ition.. S . 2342 ODORS PROHIBITED. No operator shall operate an oil well in such a manner that allows it to emit odors that are, or will be, offensive to the surrounding neighborhood . S . 2343 GAS EMISSION OR BURNING PROHIBITED. No operator shall allow any gases to be vented. into the atmosphere or to be burned by an open flame unless otherwise provided by law. S . 234 WALL AND GATES REQUIRED. No person owning, having posses- sion of or in control of any oil operation site in the city shall maintain or allow to exist in connection therewith any moving parts of operating machinery in use or intended to be used at such oil well site, including all drilling or production equipment, unless such machinery and moving parts, is entirely enclosed by a minimum six (6) foot high decorative masonry wall with a gate for ac- cess, except that upon filing an application to the Commission for administrative action, the Commission may approve the use of substi- tute materials which, for safety reasons, shall be at least as secure as a chain link fence . The Commission may condition such approval. S . 2344. 1 OIL BUSINESS S . 2344.1 Within four years of the effective date of this chapter, the operator of the oil operation site shall construct a minimum six (6) foot high decorative masonry wall with a gate for access, said wall to be constructed entirely around. said oil opera- tion site, except that upon filing an application to the Planning Commission for administrative action, Commission may approve the use of substitute materials which, for safety reasons , may be at least as secure as a chain link fence . The Commission may condition such approval. S . 2344.2 Locked. Gates Required . The gates to any oil operation site shall be locked with a- padlock at all times during which the oil operation site in unattended . S . 2344.3 Access . There shall be no more than one point of ac- cess to any oil operation site for each street upon which said site may front unless an additional access point is approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustments upon application for administrative review. S . 2345 LANDSCAPING REQUIRED. Within four years from the date of this chapter, all front setbacks and exterior side yard setbacks of areas which are created by the placement of a wall required by Section 2344 shall be landscaped and permanently main- tained . All landscaping provided pursuant to this section shall be approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustments . S . 2346 AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS PROVIDED. Within four years from the date of this chapter, all landscaping installed on any oil operation site shall be maintained by an automatic sprinkler system or other adequate irrigation system as approved by the Board of Zoning Adjustments upon application for administrative review. S . 2347 BURIED PIPELINES . No person or persons shall lay or maintain any pipeline whatsoever leading from any oper- ation site that is not entirely buried beneath the ground surface . S . 2348 The requirements of Sections 2344. 1, 2345, 2346 and 2347 are subject to the following: ( 1) The Board of Zoning Adjustments, upon application for administrative review filed by the oil operator, may extend the time referred to above for a period not to exceed one year upon ap- proval of such application. The Department of Oil Field Control shall submit a written report and recommendation to the Board prior to the Board ' s action upon such application. No approval shall be given unless the Board finds that the extension of time for conformance of the oil operation site with any one or more of the above referred to sections shall not cause the oil operation site to be incompat- ible with the surrounding area for the period of such extension. Such application may be conditionally approved and the time for con- formance may be extended for an additional one year period provided requests for each such extension are received before determination of the preceding one year period . Each such extension may be conditional. ,I BUSINESS OIL S . 2348 (2) (2) The Board. of Zoning Adjustments , upon application for a use permit filed by the oil .operator, may extend the above per- iod for conformance of any one or more of said sections for a per- iod of two or more years upon finding that such extensions of time with respect to any one or more of such sections shall not make the oil operation site incompatible with surrounding areas for the per- iod of such extension. The Board may condition such use permit. S . 2349 FAILURE TO COMPLY. Failure to comply with the time per- iod set out above in Sections 2344. 1, 2345, 2346 and 2347 shall be hereby declared and deemed to result in a public nuis- ance upon the oil operation site whereon such failure occurs , and may be abated as such by appropriate civil or criminal action. S . 2351 OIL BUSINESS ARTICLE 235 WASTE WATER SYSTEM S . 2351 WASTE WATER SYSTEM. For the purpose of handling industrial wastes from oil and gas wells including waste water and brine, the oil field department shall issue a sewer connection per- mit to deposit such waste water and brine into the sanitary sewer system of this city, provided such industrial waste does not con- tain more than two hundred parts per million by weight of any crude, distilled or refined petroleum products , mud, rotary mud, oils, fat, grease or other residuary products mentioned in the Fish and Game Code of the State of California; and provided further that such in- dustrial wastes be handled through a clarification system approved by the Department of Oil Field Control. Insofar as the provisions of Article 314 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code relate to oil matters , where inconsistent with the provisions of this Chapter 23, the provisions of Chapter 23 shall prevail. S . 2352 APPLICATION FEE. A verified application for such sewer connection permit shall be filed with the Department of Oil Field Control together with a fee of One Hundred Dollars ($100) per sewer connection. S . 2352. 1 Contents of Application. Property Description. Said application shall contain a description of the property upon which said water or waste water is located, the name of the owner of the property, the point where the water will be discharged into said. sanitary sewer, the location of the clarifying plant, type of plant to be used, including plans and specifications approved by the Department of Oil Field Control, and the method. of clarifying and. settling the objectionable substances from said water, including plans and specifications of waste water settling systems . S . 2353 EASEMENTS . PROMISE TO INDEMNIFY. If said waste water is to be conducted over private property other than the oil leasehold belonging to persons other than applicant, written permission from the owner or owners of said property together with an agreement on the part of the applicant to indemnify and hold. harm- less the city and its officers and employees from any liability ac- cruing to this city, its officers or employees on account of the granting of said application shall be presented with the application, subject to approval of the Office of the City Attorney. S . 2354 PERMITTEE TO PAY COSTS . All costs incurred by the per- mittee and all damages to city property by reason of permittee connecting to or closing out any of his connections to city property shall be at permittee 's sole cost and expense . S . 2355 GATE VALVE. The discharge line shall have a gate valve, located at the point of discharge, capable of being locked . I BUSINESS OIL S . 2356 S . 2356 RULES FOR LAYING DRAIN PIPE TO SANITARY SEWER. The drain from the clarifier tank to the public sewer shall be laid on an even grade and. straight with a fall of not less than one-quarter of an inch per lineal foot to a point on the line where an elbow may be placed from whence the said drain shall descend. to the "Y" on said sewer at an angle of ninety (90) degrees . All drains connected with the sewer shall be . of vitrified salt-glazed sewer pipe of the best quality and of not less than four (4) inches_ in internal diameter; all joints therein shall be neatly made with Portland cement composed of one part of said cement and two (2) parts of clean sand., and. said joints shall be carefully swabbed out; all work must be left uncovered until the same has been properly tested and inspected . All changes in drain pipe must be made with one-eighth bends of "Y" and one-eighth bend; "T 's" are allowed in drain work. All sewer laterals extending to the public sewer shall be laid at a depth of not less than three ( 3) feet at the property line . The sewer connection to the sanitary system shall be properly vented . S . 2361 OIL BUSINESS ARTICLE 236 IDLE WELLS S . 2361 An oil well shall be an idle well in the following sit- uations: ( 1) If it produces less than twenty (20) barrels of crude oil or other hydrocarbon substances or less than 100,000 cubic feet of gas for sale, lease use, or storage within any ninety (90) consecutive day period commencing on or after the effective date of this chapter; or (2) If production thereof of oil, gas, and other hydro- carbon substances has ceased with intent of the operator, and/or well owner to cease production permanently. (3) Injection or disposal wells shall not be deemed idle pursuant to the above subsections ( 1) and (2) . S . 2362 PRODUCTION REPORTS . The operator of any well shall file with the oil field department, during the first thirty ( 30) days of each quarter, for the last preceding calendar quarter, a statement in such form as the oil field superintendent may designate, showing: (1) The amount of oil and gas produced. from each well during the period. indicated and. the number of days during which fluid was produced from each well. 1 (2) The number of wells drilling, redrilling, producing, idle, and owned or operated by such person. (3) In lieu of the above, the operators may submit to the oil field superintendent copies of State of California Department of Oil and Gas , Form 110 Report, as submitted to the State Department of Oil and Gas . (4) Oil operators and/or buyers of gas from wells in Huntington Beach shall be required to meter such gas for inspection and review by the oil field superintendent when the latter requests same . S . 2362.1 Failure to Report Production. Failure to report produc- tion as required by the above provision, shall consti- tute a misdemeanor and subject the parties failing to report, to the provisions of Section 2309 of this chapter. S . 2362.2 False Reports . Filing a false, fraudulent, or intention- ally inaccurate report shall constitute a misdemeanor punishable by fine, imprisonment or both as set forth in Section 2309 of this chapter. S . 2363 REMOVAL OF IDLE EQUIPMENT. When a well is determined o be an idle we pursuant to Section 2361 of this code, the surface area of said well site shall be cleaned pursuant to the following: BUSINESS OIL S . 2363 ( 1) (1) Notice shall be sent by the oil field superintendent, by registered or certified mail, to the owner of the fee simple inter- est in the land on which such well is situated as shown on the last equalized assessment roll, and to the owner of the mineral rights on which such well is situated as shown on the last equalized asses- sment roll, and the operator of such well as indicated on either the records of the State Division of Oil and Gas, Department of Natural Resources or the records of the Department of Oil Field Control. Once the notice is sent, the well or wells specified therein may not be activated unless the requirements of Article 237 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code are adhered to and. satisfied . (2) Content of. Notice . Said. notice shall indicate the name and location of the well in question and a statement by the oil field. superintendent of the reasons why such wel=: is deemed to be an idle well as defined by Section 2361 of this code . The notice shall constitute a "Notice to Abate a Public Nuisance" pursuant to Section 373(a) of the California Penal Code . ( 3) Within ninety (90) days after said notice has been given, the parties to whom the notice has been sent shall clean and restore the well and drill site and surface in conformity with the following requirements: (a) The derrick and all appurtenant equipment thereto existing above the surface of the ground level shall be removed from the drill site . (b) The drilling and production equipment, tanks, towers and other surface installations shall be removed from the drill site or tank farm site . (c) All concrete, pipe (except tubing head ) , wood and other foreign materials existing above or on the ,surface of the ground level shall be removed from the drill site or tank farm site . ( d) All oil, waste oil, refuse or waste material including debris, junk, unkempt and accumulated piles of miscellaneous material shall be removed from the drill site or tank farm site . (e) The rathole and all holes, depressions and sumps shall be cleaned out of all foreign material (except well cellar walls) regardless of depth and. filled and. packed with clean native earth. ( f) The well head. shall be capped with a blind flange and a minimum of one-inch steel bleeder valve shall be installed, which shall be locked. in a closed position. (4) The time period provided for compliance herein shall. be suspended from the date an appeal is filed pursuant to Section 2304 of this code, until final decision is rendered. on said appeal. (5) Wells Producing Gas Only. Within ninety (90) days of the effective date of this chapter all operators with wells pro- ducing gas only, shall remove all equipment unnecessary for the production of gas from the operation site . S . 2364 OIL BUSINESS S . 2364 ABANDONMENT PROCEDURE. Whenever "abandonment" occurs pursuant to the requirements of the State Department of Oil and Gas , the party so abandoning shall be responsible for the restoration of the drill site and oil operation site to its original condition as nearly as practicable in conformity with the regulations of this code, including the following requirements: ( 1) Well Requirement. The responsible party shall fur- nish the superintendent with: (a) A copy of the approval of Division of Oil and Gas, Department of Natural Resources, confirming compliance with all aban- donment proceedings under the state law; and (b) A notice of intention to abandon under the provis- ions of this section and stating the date such work will be commenced . Abandonment may then be commenced on or subsequent to the date so stated.. (2) Surface Requirements . Abandonment shall be approved by the superintendent after restoration of the drill site and the sub- surface thereof has been accomplished in conformity with the following requirements: (a) The derrick and all appurtenant equipment thereto shall be removed from the drill site . (b) All tanks, towers and other surface installations shall be removed. from the drill site . (c) The oil well casing shall be cut off at bottom of cellar, and if there is no cellar, six (6) feet below the d.rill site grade at the cellar, but in no case below sea level. Nothing shall be replaced in the hole above the point of cut-off until the cut-off j has been inspected by the superintendent and by him found. to be in compliance with all applicable provisions of law. (d) All concrete, pipe, wood and other foreign mater- ials shall be removed from the drill site to a depth of six (6) feet below grade, unless it is a part of a multiwell cellar that is being used in connection with any other well for which a permit has been issued . (e) The top twenty-five (25) feet of the remaining cas- ing, including the annulus , shall be filled with a cement plug. (f) A steel cap of not less than. the same thickness of the casing shall be welded. to the casing around the entire circum- ference of the well casing. (g) All holes and depressions shall be filled and. packed with native earth. All oil, waste oil, refuse or waste material shall be removed from the drill site . ( 3) As to wells abandoned prior to the effective date of this chapter, before construction or improvement work is to occur on the for- mer oil leasehold or drill site, the surface requirements of this sec- tion shall be met . BUSINESS OIL S . 2371 ARTICLE 237 NUISANCE ABATEMENT S . 2371 DECLARATION OF NUISANCE. WHEREAS, oil well structures , and appurtenances which abound in the City of Huntington Beach, are unsightly and impair the scenic beauty of Huntington Beach; and The conditions on or about oil well sites often constitute a hazard to the health and safety of the public; and Such structures and equipment are often left dormant and idle; and The existence of these and other similar unsightly conditions is within the common knowledge of those persons who live in and travel through the city and view its various areas; and These conditions have a considerable detrimental effect on a substan- tial number of other properties including, but not limited to pollution and diminution of surrounding property values; and Huntington Beach is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation, is continuing to grow at a rapid rate , and, in addition, said city attracts five million visitors per year, and therefore, the afore- stated conditions will detrimentally involve a growing number of people and property in the city; and The abatement of such conditions will enhance the appearance and value of the blighted properties and, abatement of such conditions will also appreciate the value and appearance of residential prop- erties in the general area, and ultimately will improve the image of Huntington Beach as a city of beauty and progress; and The abatement of these conditions is in the best interest of the health, safety, morals and general welfare of the citizens of the City of Huntington Beach. Now, therefore , the oil field superintendent shall compile lists and descriptions of such property on and about the area upon which there exists or did exist oil well structures and appurtenances , whereon there exists the aforesaid conditions , including but not limited to, property upon which there is waste , junk, trash, debris , lumber and any conditions not maintained in a clean, neat and san- itary condition, and/or idle wells and equipment, deteriorating and defective structures , all of which constitute, and are hereby further declared to constitute , a public nuisance . The creation and/or main- tenance of a public nuisance hereunder shall constitute a violation of the Huntington Beach Oil Ordinance . j S . 2371. 1 Upon completion of the aforementioned lists and descrip- tions of lots, the oil field superintendent shall mail or serve a notice to abate a nuisance on the property owners , and/or lessees of surface or mineral rights, and/or oil operators or occu- pants thereon. S . 2371.2 OIL BUSINESS S . 2371.2 Form of Notice . The notice is to be sent by the oil field superintendent and shall be as follows: Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Chapter 23 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, the City Council has declared conditions such as those on the property at to constitute a public nuis- ance, which must. be abated by the removal of the objectionable material or conditions . Otherwise, it will be removed and the nuisance abated by the city, and the cost of removal assessed upon the lands and buildings from or in front of which the rubbish, re- fuse, etc . , are removed, and shall constitute a lien upon such land until paid . All those notified who have any objections to the pro- posed removal of the above material are hereby noti- fied to attend the meeting of the Huntington Beach City Council in the Council Chambers of City Hall on the day of , 197 , when such objections shall be heard and given due con- sideration. S . 2371. 3 Hearing and Resolution. Upon termination of the hearing, the City Council, if it finds a nuisance , shall pass the appropriate resolution, directing action on said lots , which res- olution shall read as follows: RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, whereas the City Council caused written notice to be sent to the recipient as listed on the lists of lots , to clear said lots of the objectionable matter; and All parties desiring to object to said notice were heard on this day of 197 NOW, THEREFORE, it is ordered that the oil field superintendent abate the nuisance and assess the cost to those responsible for the property as per the above lists, as approved . S . 2371.4 Work. Costs Report . Hearing on Assessments . Reso- lutions . (1) The lot-cleaning work shall proceed under the di- rection of the oil field superintendent and may be done by city forces or private contractor. (2) The individual in charge of the work shall keep a record and account of the costs of abatement . (3) Upon completion of the work, a report shall be sub- mitted to the City Council and a hearing date set . BUSINESS OIL S . 2371.E (41 (4) The parties to be assessed shall receive by mail fifteen (15) days prior to the hearing, the following notice. to be sent by the City Clerk: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the day of , 197 , at the hour of p.m. , in the Council Chambers , City Hall, Huntington Beach, California, the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach will hear and pass upon the report of the oil field superintendent containing the pro- posed sum to be assessed against the following-des- cribed property for abatement of the nuisance thereon; and when and where it will hear all objections or protests which may be raised by any party liable to be assessed for the costs of abatement, and any other interested persons , and that any person interested may file written protests with the City Clerk any time prior to the time set for such hearing on said report . Each such protest shall contain a descrip- tion of the property in which the person signing is interested and the grounds for such protest . The property upon which the assessment is proposed to be levied is described as follows: (DESCRIPTION) The proposed assessment is the sum of words (5) A copy of the work-and-costs report of the oil field superintendent shall be posted for at least three ( 3) days prior to its submission to the City Council on or near the bulletin board on the front entrance of the Finance Building with notice of the time of submission. (6) Upon completion of the hearing, the Council shall resolve accordingly as follows: RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach that pursuant to Resolution No . of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, adopted on the day of , 197 , the oil field superintendent of the City of Huntington Beach caused the abatement of the nuisance by cleaning the lots indicated on the final list, attached hereto and by reference made a part hereof; and The oil field superintendent has filed with the Clerk of the city a 'report of such work; and Public hearing was held by this Council on the day of , 197 , at the hour of p .m. , in the Council Chambers , City of Huntington Beach, after notice duly published and mailed in time, form and manner required by law; and S . 2371 .4 (7) OIL BUSINESS This Council has acquired jurisdiction to order confirmation of the proposed assessments; NOW, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach does hereby find, determine and order as follows: (a) The report of the oil field superintendent is hereby confirmed . (b) The sum of money listed as the costs of abatement, as indicated on the attached lists and incorporated herein, shall constitute a lien for the amount of such assessment . (c) Notice to pay such assessment shall be sent to part- ies liable to be assessed . (d) Notice of lien shall be filed in the office of the County Recorder for each parcel on the final list, and when recorded, shall be delivered by the oil field superintendent to the county con- troller and assessor who is expressly authorized to enter the amount thereof in the county assessment book opposite the description of said parcel, and thereafter such amount shall be collected at the time and in the same manner as ordinary municipal taxes are collected, and shall be subject to the same penalties and the same procedures under foreclosure and sale in case of delinquency, as provided for ordinary municipal taxes . (7) No property owner shall be held liable for the cost of nuisance abatement unless said owner is also conducting oil oper- ations on the property upon which the nuisance exists . In those cases where an oil lease supersedes the right of the property owner to come upon the leased premises and effectuate work thereon, the cost of nuisance abatement thereon shall be assessed only against such leaseholder. S . 2371 .5 Amounts Received . The oil field superintendent may re- ceive the amount due on the abatement costs and issue receipt any time after the passage of the foregoing resolution and until thirty (30) days before taxes are collected . S . 2371.6 Notice to Pay Assessment . The notice to pay assessment referred to in subparagraph (6) (c) of Section 2371 .4 of this code shall be as follows: NOTICE TO PAY ASSESSMENT Notice is hereby given to the parties liable to be as- sessed to pay the costs and expenses for the abatement of a public nuisance at i in the sum of words ($ ) , and the same shall be a lien on said property until the sum has been paid in full and dis- charged of record . BUSINESS OIL S . 2371 . 7 I 1 The real property upon which alien is claimed is that certain parcel of land lying and being in the City of Huntington Beacl-i, County of Orange , State of California, and part:l_cularly described as follows: (DESCRIPTION) DATED: Oil Field Superintendent ,S . 2371.7 Paid Assessments . If the monies for assessments are paid, when received by the Finance Department, said department . shall issue receipt therefor and inform the county auditor to remove said assessments from the tax roll in accordance with payment received . S . 2371.8 Notice of Lie.n. Form. The notice of lien, referred to in subparagraph (6) (d.) of the resolution contained in Section 2371 .4 of this code shall be as' follows: NOTICE OF LIEN Pursuant to the authority vested in the oil field super- intendent, and resolutions of the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach attached hereto, said official did, on or about the day of , 197 , cause the abatement of the nuisances located at and the oil field superintendent of the City of Huntington Beach did assess the cost of such work against the parties , served the order to abate, and the same has not been paid or any part thereof, and the City of Huntington Beach does hereby claim a lien on the property of those served for the net expense of abating the nuisance in the amount of said assessment; to wit, the sum of (words ) $ ) , and the same shall be a lien on said real property until the sum has been paid in full and discharged or record . The real property upon which a lien is claimed is that certain parcel of land lying and being in the City of Huntington Beach, County of Orange, State of California, and particularly described as follows: (DESCRIPTION) Dated: Oil Field Superintendent S . 2372 OIL BUSINESS S . 2372 ADDITIONAL REMEDIES . As to any lots or property declared to be a nuisance hereunder, the City Attorney of the City of Huntington Beach may proceed to abate the same by filing a civil action to abate a nuisance against the owners , or oil operators , or lessees or occupants thereon. S . 2379 SEVERABILITY. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause , or phrase of this chapter is for any reason held to be in- valid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such decision shall not affect the validity of the remain- ing portions of the chapter. The City Council of the City of Hunt- ington Beach hereby declares that it would have passed this chapter and each article, section, sentence, clause or phrase thereof, and any amendments or revisions thereto, irrespective of the fact that any one or more sections, subsections , sentences, clauses or phrases, or amendments or revisions thereto may be declared invalid or uncon- stitutional. 1 J/1, /7 / :i .G CONTENTS - DIVISIO. PLANNING CHAPTERS - ARTICLES CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Single Family Residence District 913. Rl-PD5 District - Repealed -(Ord. 1705-1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Two Family Residence District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 920. R3 District - Limited Multiple Family Residence District 923. R4 District - Multiple Family Residence District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 District - Office Professional 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial District 943. C2 District - Community Business District 945. C3 District - General Business District 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial District 948. Service Station Standards CHAPTER 95 - INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS Article 951. Ml-A District - Restricted Manufacturing 953. M1 District - Light Industrial 955. M2 District - Industrial CHAPTER 96 - MISCELLANEOUS DISTRICTS Article 960. RA District - Residential Agricultural District 961. Al District - Agricultural District 962. SP-1 District - Special Zone (cemeteries) 965. S1 District - Shoreline District 966. Community Facilities District 967. Civic District Suffix 968. 0 District - Combining Oil District CONTENTS CHAPTERS-ARTICLES DIVISION 9 - PLANNING CHAPTER 90 - PLANNING COMMISSION AND DISTRICTING PLAN Article 900. City Planning Commission 901. Purpose and Effect of Districting 902. Enforcement 905. Establishment of Districts 906. Districting Maps CHAPTER 91 - LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS Article 910. R1 District - Single Family Residence District 913. R1-PD5 District - Repealed (Ord. No. 1705-1/3/72) 916. R2 District - Two Family Residence District CHAPTER 92 - HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT Article 920. R3 District - Limited Multiple Family Residence District 923. R4 District - Multiple Family Residence District 924. Mobilehome District 925. R5 District - Office-Professional 926. -PD Planned Development Suffix CHAPTER 93 - SPECIAL DEVELOPMENTS Article 931. Planned Residential Development 932. Apartment Standards CHAPTER 94 - COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS Article 941. Cl District - Neighborhood Commercial 943. C2 District - Community Business 945. C3 District - General Business 947. C4 District - Highway Commercial 948. Service Station Standards BUILDING E +'C1'R1CAL COD - 321.1. CHAPTER 82 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE 0 ARTICLE 821. Adoption of Code 822. Amendments ARTICLE 821 ADOPTION OF CODE S . 82.11. ADOPTION OF NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE. There is hereby ad.opted. by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach for the purpose of safeguarding persons and. buildings and. their contents from hazards arising from the use of electricity for light, heat, power, radio, signaling and. other purposes; providing basic minimum standards for all wiring and electrical equipment installed., used or maintained.; requiring a permit and. inspection therefor; pro- viding for the administration and enforcement of the standards set forth therein;. and. prescribing penalties for violations thereof, that certain code known -as the National Electrical Code, 1968 edition, compiled by the National Electrical Code Committee under the spon- sorship of the National Fire Protection Association, of which code not less than three (3) copies have been and. are now filed. in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Huntington Beach, and the same is hereby adopted and. incorporated. as fully as though set forth fully herein, including all tables, examples, charts, diagrams ap- pendix thereto and. Tentative Interim Amendments No . 146 and 146, subject to amendments and ad.d.itions hereinafter provided . This chapter may be cited. and. referred. to as the Huntington Beach Elec- . trical Code . ARTICLE 822 AMENDMENTS S . 8221 AMENDMENTS . The National Electrical Code is hereby amended. by adding the following sections to read. a fol- lows: S . 8221.1 Administrative Authority. Wherever the words "Adminis- trative Authority appear in this code, it shall mean the Build.ing and. Safety Director of the City of Huntington Beach, or his duly appointed. representative . S . 8221.2 Duties of the Administrative Authority. It shall be the d.0 y of the AdministratiTe Authori y to enforce all pro- visions of this code . He shall, upon application, grant or deny per- mits for the installation or alteration of electrical wiring, devices, appliances, and equipment. He shall deny permits in cases where any of the foregoing, or the method. by which any of the foregoing is accomplished., is reasonably determined. by him to be hazardous or dangerous to persons or property because the method. of installation or construction or manufacture results in a condition which is - haz- ard.ous or dangerous to persons or property, or because such electrical S . 8221.3 ],LECV'' ICAL CODE BU1_LTYING , wiring, devices, appliances or equipment is defective or d.efect.lvcly installed . He shall make inspections and, reinspections of the instal- lation, maintenance and. repair of all electrical wiring, connections, fixtures, appliances, apparatus, machinery, equipment and. work in- side, outside, overhead., or underground. within his jurisdiction. He shall be the official representative of this jurisdiction to the cod.e making body of this code and. shall attend., or cause one or more of his assistants to attend. all meetings where code changes are consid- ered . (1674-10/71) I S . 8221.3 Activities Prohibited.. It shall be unlawful for the Administrative Authority, or any of his assistants, to engage in the business of, in the sale, installation, or main- tenance of electrical wiring, devices, appliances, or equipment, either directly or indirectly, and they shall have no financial in- terest in any concern engaged in such business within the limits of the City of Huntington Beach while holding such office as herein pro- vided. for. S . 8221.4 Dangerous Electrical E ui ment. When any electrical equipment, or —m-e-MoT of ins a lation or manufacture of electrical equipment, is found. by the Administrative Authority to be hazard.ous or dangerous to persons or property because the meth- od of installation or construction or manufacture results in a con- dition which is hazardous or dangerous to persons or property, or because it is defective or defectively installed., the person, firm, or corporation responsible for the electrical equipment shall be notified. in writing and. shall make any changes or repairs, as re- quired. by the sections of this code pertaining to electricity or other laws to place such equipment in a safe condition. If such work is not completed, within fifteen (15) days or longer periods, as may be specified. by the Administrative Authority, said. Admin- istrative Authority shall have the authority to disconnect or order the discontinuance of electrical service to said electrical equip- ment, and, any person, firm, or corporation or political subdivision ordered. to discontinue such electrical service shall do so within twenty-four (24) hours and. shall not reconnect or allow it to be reconnected. until notified. to d.o so by the Administrative Auth- ority. (1674-10/71) S . 8221.5 Same . In cases of emergency, where necessary for he safety or persons or property, or where elec- trical equipment may interfere with the work of the Fire Depart- ment, the Ad.ministrative Authority shall have the authority to disconnect or cause the disconnection of any electrical equipment immediately. S . 8221.6 Interpretation of Code . In cases where development in e application and uses of electricity, or meth- ods of installation, construction, or manufacture of electrical conductors, connectors or other electrical equipment or materials, or special or unusual methods of building construction, creates problems or conditions which are �not clearly contemplated. by sec- tions of this code pertaining to electricity, and, makes literal application of the rule, or rules, impracticable, the Administrative Authority is hereby empowered. to make his own rules wherever there is a question as to motive or method or manner in which material shall be installed.; provid.ed., however, that any person who feels himself aggrieved by any rule, or rules, made by the Administrative Authority BUILDING ELECTRICAL CODE S . 8221.6.1 in. accord.ance with the foregoing, or any member of the. City Council, shall, within thirty (30) -days from the effective date thc;:rec. f, have the right to appeal to the Board of! Appeals o1.' ttce c it-,y f'01' R rev: eeW and. determination of the reasonableness thereof. ':I'lie det e rmirlation of the Board. of Appeals shall be final unless such determination is appealed. to the City Council within ten (10) days thereafter by the appellant, Building Director or any member of the City Council. (1674-10/71) S . 8221.6 .1 Board of A eals . The Board. of Appeals, for the pur- pose o this article, shall be the Board. of Appeals provided for by the Uniform Building Code, Volume I, and the duties and authority of the Board, in addition to those set forth in this article, shall be as set forth in said Uniform Building Code, Volume I. and. shall include without limiting the generality of the fore- going the duty of recommending to the City Council such new legis- lation as the board deems necessary. (1671-10/71) S . 8221.7 Permits . No electrical equipment shall be installed win or on any buildings, structures , or premises, publicly or privately owned, nor shall any alteration or addition be made in any existing equipment without first securing a permit therefor from the Administrative Authority. EXCEPTIONS: (a) Minor repair work, the replacement of lamps , or the connection of portable electrical equipment to suitable permanently installed. receptacles . (b) Installations in ships, railway cars, or automotive equipment . (c) The installation, alteration, or repair of electrical equipment installed. by or for an electricity supply agency for the use of such agency in the generation, transmission, distribution, or metering of electricity. (d.) The installation, alteration, or repair, but not the power supply, of electrical equipment used for the transmission of communications, either by radio or by wire . S . '8221.8 Applications for Permits . Written applications for electrical permits shall d.escribe the work to be done, and shall be made on the forms provided . The application for electrical permits for installation of electrical wiring or equip- ment shall be accomplished by such plans, specifications , and sched- ules as may be necessary to determine whether the installation will be in conformity with the requirements -of the sections of this code pertaining to electricity. If it shall be found that the installa- tion will conform to all legal requirements and if the applicant has complied with the provisions of the sections of this code pertaining to electricity, a permit for such installation may be issued . No deviation may be made from the installation described in the permit without the approval of the Administrative Authority. If it shall be found by the Administrative Authority that the electrical equipment S . 8221.9 ELECTRICAL CODE BUILDING is defective or defectively installed, or that such equipment or installation or the method of installation of such is a hazard or danger, or will cause a condition which is a hazard or dan,, e r� to the safety of persons or property, a permit for such equipment or installation shall be denied by the Administrative Authority. (1674-10/71) S . 8221.9 Permit . To Whom Issued . Electrical permits shall be issued. only to persons who employ a qualified special electrical inspector, qualified. and registered by the Ad- ministrative Authority, to provide continuous inspection of the work to be done . EXCEPTION: A special electrical inspector need not be employed by: (a) Any state-licensed electrical contractor, electrical sign con- tractor or elevator contractor who is acting in a lawful contract- ual capacity; or (b) Any person who does any electrical work regulated. by this code in a single-family dwelling used exclusively for living purposes, pro- vided that said person is: 1 The owner of said dwelling; and. 2 Does occupy or will occupy said dwelling; and 3 Personally purchases all materials; and. 1� Personally performs all labor connected. with the project . S . 8221. 10 Annual Permit . In lieu of any individual permit for each installation or alteration, an annual permit shall, upon application therefor, be issued to any person, firm, or corpor- ation which employs full time, one or more registered special elec- trical inspectors to supervise the electrical work at premises occu- pied by said person, firm or corporation. Within fifteen (15) days following the end of each calendar month, the person, firm, or corporation to whom an annual permit has been issued., shall transmit to the Administrative Authority, a duplicate copy of the record of electrical work performed and secure a permit . S 8221.11 Permit Required.. No electrical work for which a permit is required. shall be commenced in any building or on any premises until a permit to do such work shall have first been ob- tained . S . 8221. 12 Temporary Working Permit. When, in the opinion of the Administrative Au hori y, special conditions warrant, a temporary working permit may be issued to allow the permittee to com- mence the installation of electrical wiring prior to obtaining a reg- ular electrical permit; however, the temporary working permit shall be replaced by a regular permit before the final rough inspection can be made . S . 8221. 13 Permit Nontransferable . A permit granted to one person, firm, or corporation shall not authorize any other per- son, firm, or corporation, except an employee of the permittee, to do any electric wiring . i PLANNING DISTRICTING PLAN S . 9050 AM'I:CLE 905 ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS S . 9050 DIVISION OF CITY INTO DISTRICTS: PURPOSES. In order o classify, regulate, restrict and. segregate the use of land, buildings, and structures, and. to regulate and. to limit the type, height, and. bulk of buildings and. structures in 'the var- ious districts, and. to regulate the areas of yard.s and. other open areas about and. between buildings and. structures, and to regulate the density of- population, the City is hereby d.ivid.ed. into dis- tricts designated. and. known as: (596) S . 9050. 1 Designation of Districts . (1677-10/71) R1 Cl RA Rl-PD5 C2 Al R2 C3 SP-1 R3 C4 S 1 R4 Ml-A CF- MH M1 -CD R5 M2 0 -PD Suffix "X" added. to district designation indicated. district as adopted by Interim Ordinance No. bbb. Suffix "Y" add.ed to district designation indicated district as adopted. by Interim Ordinance No. 672. (Both Interim Ordinance No . bbb and. 672 adopt Orange County Land. Use Ordinance No . 351 by reference ) (737, 7543 755) S . 9050.2 In any district the minimum building site area re- quired. may be established. as different from that set forth in the regulation of district by d.esignating such different area upon an official sectional district map as follows: (a) Where a number greater than one hundred (100) follows and. is connected. by a hyphen with the district symbol, such number shall d.esignate the minimum building site area required in square feet. (b) Where a number less than one hundred. (100) follows and is connected by a hyphen with the district symbol, such number shall desiggnate the minimum building site area required. in acres . (866) S . 9050. 3 In any district a minimum required. building site width may be established by designating such building site width upon any official sectional district map in the following manner: A number indicating such minimum required. building site width in feet shall precede and. be connected. by a hyphen with the district symbol. Such width shall be determined by measurement along the building line established. by the required. front yard for the main .build.ing and between the side line of the building site . (866) S . 9050.4 Units Per Gross Acre . In any residential district he maximum number of units per gross acre may be established as d.ifferent from that set forth in the provisions of said. residential district by designating such number of units as a parenthetical numerical suffix. Said. suffix shall be connected. to :_e Jistrict symbol by a hyphen and. shall appear on the official se=-�_onal district map. (1675-10/71) S . 9051 AUTHORITY TO ADOPT INTERIM ORDINANCE AS URGENCY MEASURE: VOTE REQUIRED: TIME LIMITATION INTERIM ORDINANCE TO BE IN FORCE AND EFFECT: AUTOMATIC TERMINATION OF SUBSEQUENT ORDINANCES . Without following the procedures otherwise required preliminary to the adoption of a zoning ordinance, the legislative body, to protect the public safety, health and welfare, may adopt as an urgency measure an interim ordinance prohibiting any uses which may be in conflict with a contemplated. zoning pro- posal which the legislative body, planning commission or the plan- ning department is considering or studying or intends to study within a reasonable time . Such urgency measure shall require a -'our--fifth vote of the legislative body for adoption. Such in- erir., ordinance shall be of no further force and. effect 90 days iron the date of ad.option thereof; provided., however, that after notice pursuant to Section 65856 and public hearing, the legis- lative body may by a four-fifths vote extend. such interim ordi- nance for one year. Not more than two such extensions may be adopted.. When such interim ordinance has been adopted, every subsequent ordinance adopted pursuant to this section, covering the whole or part of the same property shall automatically ter- minate and. be of no further force or effect upon the termination of the first such ordinance or any extension thereof as herein provided . (1251) PLANNING H DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DI: ICTS S . 9260 ARTICLE 926 PLANNED DEVELOPMENT SUFFIX -PD) 1 77-10 71 3 . 9260 INTENT AND PURPOSE . In order to promote better living environments in te development of residential property, there is hereby established a Planned Development Suffix (-PD) which may be attached to basic residential districts . The intent of this suffix is that it shall require that the Planned Residential Devel- opment Ordinance of this Code prevail over the basic residential district whereto the suffix is affixed . Property with the -PD suffix shall develop as a planned residential development . S . 9261 ZONING REGULATIONS . After public hearings as provided by the zone change process in this code, the Planned Development Suffix ( -PD) may be combined with basic residential dis- tricts and thereafter the property shall be developed in compliance with all requirements of the Planned Residential Development section of this code . S . 9262 SYMBOL. The suffix -PD may be attached to the Rl, R2 and. R3 residential districts . 4 . PI ANNING UT3DJ:VIS IONS S . 9920 (lfi'I'1:(11,11, Y)v. " MA I' 77 T S . 9920 SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE . In order to expedite the pro- cessing of en a ive maps it is recommended that sub- ,lividers meet with the Subdivision Committee of the Planning Com- TM,ission prior to filing the tentative map. (727) S . 9921 TENTATIVE MAP. Of subd.ivision of four or less lots . S . 9921. 1 Filing and Approval. (a) Four copies of the tentative map of proposed subdivision of any land. into four (4) or less lots shall be filed with the Planning Commission. (b ) The tentative map shall show the dimensions of the proposed lots or division and any other information deemed necessary by the Subdivisions Committee . (c) Prior to recommending approval to the City Council, the Planning Commission shall determine whether the proposal is in conformity with law and. this Ordinance, whether the size and shape of the proposed. lots is in general conformance to the City requirements, and. whether all the proposed. lots will have proper and sufficient access to a public street. Recommendation for approval shall be by majority vote of the members of the Planning Commission and shall be noted. by endorsement on the maps . One copy of the approved. map shall be retained. in the files of the Planning Com- mission and. the balance forward.ed to the City Council. (d ) Approval of the tentative map by the City Council shall be deemed as final approval and. no final map need. be submitted., except when the City Council may require that all the provisions of this Ordinance pertaining to subdivision into five (5) or more lots be complied with where it is the option of the Planning Commission that the intent is to ultimately subdivide into five (5) or more lots . S . 9921.2 Tentative Map. Of subdivision of five or more lots . S . 9921.3 Filing Subdivisions of five or more lots ) . Twenty- five 25 copies of a tentative map and a statement of the proposed. subdivision shall be submitted to the Planning Department. The filing fee shall be a minimum of $100 plus $2 per lot for each lot over fifty (50) lots . (676, 1035, 1676-10/71) S . 9921.4 De artment Approval. The Planning Commission shall trans- mit copies of such tentative map to the City Engineer and may transmit copies thereof to other departments and agencies as it deems advisable . Upon receipt of a copy of such tentative map each department to whom or to which the same has been transmitted. shall examine the said. map to ascertain if same conforms to the re- quirements coming within the authoritative scope of such department, . and. within ten (10) days after receipt thereof, each department shal.1 make a written report yo the Planning Commission. S . 9921.5 SUBDIVISIONS PLANNING If said. map conforms to the requirements coming within its authorized scope, such department shall so state within its report to the Plan- ning Commission. If said map does not conform to such requirements, or any of them, such department shall so state in said. report, noting herein the particulars in which said map does not conform. Size . Tentative ma s shall be eighteen by twenty- six inches (18" x 2 " ) in size and. to a scale of not less than one inch equals one hundred. feet (1"=1001 ) unless otherrrise approved. by the Planning Commission, and. shall be clearly and legibly reproduced.. S . 9921.6 Information on Map. The tentative map shall con- tain the following information. (a) The subdivision name and./or number, date, north point, scale and. sufficient description to d.ef ine the location and. boundaries of the proposed subdivision. (b) Name and. address of record owner or owners of said. subdivision. (c) Name and. ad.d.ress of the subdivider. (d ) Name, business ad.d.ress and number of the registered engineer, or licensed. surveyor, who prepared. map of said. subdivision. (e ) Jlevations or contours at intervals of 2 ' up to 5/ grade, 5 ' up to 10% grade, and. 10 ' over 10% grade, to determine slope of the land. and the high and. low points thereof, unless approval is obtained. from the City Engineer to allow greater intervals . The locations, names, widths and approximate grades of all roads, streets , highways, ways, and locations of existing streets in the proposed. subdivision and. along the boundaries thereof. (g) The location and character of all existing or proposed public utility facilities in said. subdivision or on said. adjoining and contiguous highways, streets and. ways . (h) The approximate wid.ths, location and. purpose of all existing or proposed easements contiguous to the proposed subdivision. (i) Approximate lot layout and. approximate dimensions of each lot and. each to be numbered.. (j ) The outline of any existing buildings to remain in place and. their location in relation to existing or proposed. street and lot lines . (k) Approximate location of all areas subject to inundation or storm water overflow and. the location, width and direction of flow of all water courses . (1) Typical street sections and. detail. PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS S . 9921.7 (m) If the subdivision is within a known oil field. the map shall include the location of all existing oil wells and appurtenances and a plan of their disposition or treatment including abondon- ment, underground placement, screening, fencing, landscaping, conversion of pumping units, etc . Such plan shall include disposition or treatment of all future wells, d.rill sites and operations . Such plan shall also include the written concurrence of the oil lessee or operator concerned.. (1065) S . 9921.7 Information on Statement: The statement to accompany map shall contain the following information: (a) Existing use or uses of the property and. present zoning. (b) Proposed. use of property. If property is proposed to be used for more than one purpose, the area, lots or lot proposed for each type of use shall be shown on the tentative map. (c) Statement of the improvements and public utilities , including water supply and sewage disposal, proposed to be made or installed and the time at which such improvements are proposed to be completed . (d.) Public areas proposed . (e) Tree planting proposed . (f) Restrictive covenants proposed . (g) Justification and reasons for any exceptions to provisions of this Ordinance . S . 9921.8 Planning Commission Action. (a) The Planning Commission shall determine whether the tentative map is in conformity with the provisions of law and of this article . A subsequent decision on such map shall be approved , conditionally approved, or disapproved within the time and manner prescribed by the Map Act . A notice of this decision shall be reported. directly to the subdivider. Also, a memo shall be transmitted to the City Engineer setting forth this action with a copy of the tentative map. (1676-10/71) (b) The Planning Commission may require the subdivider to set aside or may suggest to the subdivider the advisability of dedicating suitable areas for the parks, playgrounds and schools and other public building sites that will be required for the use of the population which is intended. to occupy the subdivision under the plan of proposed property uses therein. In all cases, the Plan- ning Commission shall suggest to the subdivider such measures as will make for excellence of residential, commercial or indus- trial development . S . 9921.8 (c) SUBDIVISIONS PLANNING . . (c ) The Planning Commission may refuse to approve a tentative map when the only practical use which can be made of the property proposed. to be subdivided, is a use prohibited by ord.inance cr law, or if the property is deemed. unhealthful or unfit for Mman habitation or occupancy by the Health Officer of the City or one authorized. to act in the City 's ;interest. (d ) The Planning Commission may refuse to approve a tentative map of a proposed subdivision within a known oil field. area if such map does not include a plan, deemed adequate by the Planning Commission for the preservation of the health, safety and gen- eral ielfare of the public, of the disposition and. treatment of any existing or future oil field operations . . (1065) PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS S . 9941. 5 S . 994.1.5 Service Roads and Off-Street Parking . When any lots Proposed for commercial usage f ron on any major or secondary street or highway, the subdivider shall be required to dedicate and improve a service road to provide ingress or egress to and from such lots or in. lieu thereof, if approved by the Planning Corrimission, .the subdivider may dedicate use and improve an area approved by the Planning; Commission and adjacent to such lots for off-street parking purposes . When the front of any lots proposed for residential usage front on any freeway, State highway or parkway, the subdivider shall dedicate and improve a service road at the front of such lots unless such is already existent as a part of such freeway or parkway. Ir_ add.ition to any requirement for a service road., the Planning Commission may requi'r,e off-street parking areas for All lots proposed for commercial. s . 9941.6 Non-Access and Planting Strips . When the front, side or rear of any lots border any major or secondary street, highway or parkway, the subd.ivid.er shall be required to ex- ecute and deliver to 'the City an instrument deemed sufficient by the City Attorney, prohibiting the right of ingress and egress to the front, side or rear of such lots across the sidelines of such streets or highways and. shall be required to construct a masonry wall to the side or rear of such lots as required by the City Engineer; when the side or rear of any lots border any freeway, State highway or parkway, the subdivider may be required to dedicate, fence or wall, and improve a planting strip adjacent to such parkway or freeway, as required by the Planning Commission.. (819) S . 9941.7 Alleys . When any lots are proposed for commercial or J_nrdusFrial usage, alleys at least thirty 1,3U) feet in width shall be required at the rear thereof with adequate ingress or egress for truck traffic . S . 9941.b Street Names All street names shall be as approved by the Planning Commission. S . 9941.9 Acre or Large Lot Subdivisions. Where a parcel is subdivided in o to s of one acre or more, the Planning Commission. may require that the blocks shall be of such size and shape , and be so divided into lots, as to provide for the extension and open- ing of streets and alleys at such intervals as will permit a subse- quent division of any-parcel into lots of normal size . S . 9941.9.1 Easements . The subd.ivider shall grant easements not less than five (5) feet in width for public utility, sanitary sewer and drainage purposes on each side of rear lot lines , along side lot lines, and in planting strips wherever necessary, as determined by the City Engineer. Easements for overhead wire lines shall be provided at the rear of all _lots , except where alleys are available , and contiguous locations to permit anchorage, line con- tinuity, ingress and. egress . Dedication of easements shall be to the City for the purpose of installing utilities, planting strips and for other public purposes as may be ordered. or directed. by the City Council. S . 9941. 10 SUBDIVISIONS PLANNING ` • S . 9041. 10 Lots . The size and shape of lots shall be in con- formance to any zoning regulations effective in the area of the proposed subdivision and the provisions of Section 9941.4 of this article, and. shall not be less than the regulations speci- fied therein. The Planning Commission may recommend the granting _ of exception to this provision where there are unusual topographic conditions, curved or cul-de-sac streets or other special condi- tions . (1676-10/71) In unclassified districts, the Planning Commission shall specify the size and shape of all lots in conformance with the use proposed and approved by said Planning Commission. (a) The side lines of all lots, so far as possible, shall be at right angles to the street which the lot faces, or radial or approximately radial if the street is curved . (b) Divided. Lots . No lot shall be divided by a city boundary line . (c ) Lots without an approved access to a street will not be per- mitted . (d.) Lots, other than corner lots, may front on more than one street where necessitated by topographic or other unusual conditions . (e) The subdivider may be required to dedicate and. improve walk- ways across long blocks or to provide access to' school, park or other public areas . S . 9941. 11 Water Courses: The subdivider shall, .subject to riparian rights, dedicate right-of=wa.y for storm , drainage purposes conforming substantially with the lines of any natural water course of channel, stream or creek that traverses the subdivisions, or at the option of the subdivider -provide, by dedication, further and sufficient easements or construction, or both, to dispose of such surface and storm waters . The subdi- vider may be required to cover or otherwise improve such drainage channel through right-of-way. S . 9941.12 Master Plan. In all respects, the subdivision will be considered in relation to the Master Plan of the City, or any part thereof, or preliminary plans made in anticipation thereof. S . 9941. 13 Deed. Restrictions: A copy of the Deed Restrictions applicable to tHe subdivision shall be filed. with the. Planning Commission at the time of filing Final Map. S < 9941. 14 Land Subject to Inundation: If any portion of any . and, within the boundaries shown on any such Final Map, is subject to overflow, inundation or flood hazard. by storm waters,. such fact and. said. portion shall be clearly shown on such Final Map. And. further, an adequate storm d.rain system shall be provided. and. if fill is used. in tideland areas, it shall be a min- imum of two (2) feet above high-high tide .