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'{ ) `. ee :"®f y the .dear `, _roperty. sines mgasur'd;from, the . -edge;.®f much ;covering9 provided t o side .ysjr�s rc;:giair d` f® . a�uch �;.... .:: ;.. Main .hui; ding ..a ° aint' ined .,fo_� th :.covered , fit"i o. The .portion-Y ;of, the';* cavere.d. :patio .;extea�ding into ..-the required-rear-yard shalt teiy :taneic�oev oii .thr ±c "s ides ::. �cc °'for"::t�e'`t��ce�sar aupnotiags: m�M��r�::. �ec 'p '';tha ; "such::e®�e °�d'.;patio mad. 'screen.e�: in "pith .fuliy.4e�tA��tiog Sl6ii�� .:Y,�i.�.provision fie A. F�$y ,tb `a�ny� typo of-,roog :® :t�'v�r g= .i etudit�g" open fr !,.+, ,�' c •p��qp � C� 3 � ` r .te. .�triactur s and".:provided fiiithii, th'' .. ®\:oft ' . equircd"<•rear jai d: shaFR�'•oe�hcov rep. by tic ����regate:.. _ . o Yrgofso _ (8 10 .M1 # ARTICLr,: • of •• Y -„z.„„ •'`r -^ Rp, c,,;• _ c i „c( do it,t x t ESTABI,ISUIr,NTw OF" ; ,..O��: O t,z mU-.: .. .•; +,.t'.;i• .p *` F `r y `- . Puri, -Divisf, :,,�In, =or s.r,�w o class ,re u a ex°es• ric Y_ g" - ee of=1nd and , sfrueturess:-.and _to" regiila"t and. to limtthert�;?'es heightfl.=.aid`:bu`lk ,of� baildrigs end= struatux'ss ! °.;. v�• .in:Rth6 :various ;d.isIt ` ts9 ;.and to; regu'late:= t _e; arias 6w ys ds'.; Q: x and-",other�open,areas About and be�ty.een VtL�. l dings'ands .S�rue.ttii°es `and "toy regulate=the ,densi'ty' off. population ohs City s' hereby ': r divided'"irit""c.i=,disti°ic t3 de igriateii a n � .d��I! ♦ .`•emu".r ,#':' s ' ::r e.'t�., ,o�`.•", ;.`. � �: rct ' Desk nation o 'Dfstricts ': 1 "i" 0. 9�1 - Y L_R 4. a ': ;Suffix "X"` 'added tri:ct. des°LF in Lion _indi�ca�tes ` r 1� Rdistrict as,`adbpted`;;by interim Ordinane�: F Novo. 668� � =Suffix 01��' adder==tot'�distric ''esigna i©n' indicates _. , r ;1�'� n. eir. m� ;Ordinance district:.° �. a`dopte by= I t �. ` No Q 6?2 d . 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R_-"�' _5 _ -• �- -� -° s Ar L 1 _ ,S .'; � � d..�,:a^sh. � ^. ,. +�'j -x;,,"',�L�„` - v 'x v •v� •�".t'�'�S* l '�" •� i. � .;,�,,,. .•� ,. nd.e Dflap.;:,,; T a IndOx Wau .�hkill , cariai:�t' of :an index::' map :to ect o al ,;: iotrxFet ua�i ,: be dn�, a�ar;'t :�f�``t`h�s�oxclrri��ncct: iin`alrr;: t�e, pr,ou.1:-ions off': =tYi s`.': r cle$` grid sha- I °.be. :c 'tod :datl c:ct on �, '�QG� tta;f s` a�td iaarici®y d u �cti��na] DiV3t�rk�c;C'�°°�pa'T' --the �` a a. eat'i `31i .t �.tf `a* `: r' 3 r t y,R;:, • de':i: ii� at°e •, on tf�e : ide-:1u rha` :1�, c�z'd =xiarice coif°e`< :Segt oy�Y ` f ., µ�:: 7 nM1k; _3 tO v ft^ : • . i t. _ 1: S- qaG/ PLANNING ZONING r \ ZONING INDEX MAP 9-5-II '-10-5-11 LEGEND -.9214 31 —921I.-32 � 19-6-10 — SECTION—TOWNSHIP— RANGE / yE 9220.51 — ORDINANCE CODE SECTION I \ - AMMUNITION 16-5-II 15-5-II - 14- -11 NET ------- ------- ------ //DEPOT -S2ti-35-- -9ZH7a4— —9241.33 _ 1 AVE I 3 I i i I 5-11 J1_ 21-5-11 22-5-11 23.5-11 24-5-11 VEIL I I AYE 00�� 1 30-5-II 29-5-11 28- a. 27-5-II 26-5-11 25-5-11I I I+ )_ \ AVE 442- r 41 4--j :43^• --92"fi42-- ---- TLLIERf AVE ` 34-5Eus 3 -5-II 6- -II AVE 92�[45^^- 92 -g2{.647- I RFIELD AVE To HARBOR BLVD 3-6-11 2-6- 1 1-6-11 6-6-10 5-6- / NKII AVE I YORKTOVRI AVE.M9 S~ 41s-52- - 244.5,1 —9205--- i9 sb9_. G ADAM AVE 4yeo y� (En TO HANSON BLVD. 9-6-II 1 - -11 1 6_11 I - -n 7-6-10 AVE8-6-10 � MD4 LIE /ll r92"4---92*h5 a92.L.57 +•s42L E...,,sm,924.159_-- © ATLANTA AVE - / � -TO NARROR BLVD. 14-6- 18- -10 -10 6\ m xABiLl3- -II R� - CITY OF _- VICTORIA ST HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA —I `BAxnlxc AVE TO HARBOR BLVD 0 24-6- I WALK IN 16[T 19—6-10/ ADOPTED MARCH 20,1961 —TO SUPERIOR AVE PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL—ORDINANCE NO.824 I H T 9v�/, ��� PLANNING ZONING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 1-6- 1 I �,LE NOTE: CITY OF IS LEGEND' DT w.T rRE«Rru o"'""AN""IDENTDISTRICT Q 51-E PWIY REaIDENCE DO RIM HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED JUNE 20,196E Q LINR IIAL DRIAL 09TMCr PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION O INDUSTRIAL DMINES CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 770 CE CDNWNTy BWINEsa DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY CALIF 0 R N I A AMENDED MAY I,1981 ORD NO.B34 ©RNawAY COMMERCIAL AMENDED MY 16,1961 ORD NO,839 AMENDED MAY 7,1962 ORD NO.900 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED OCTOBER IS,I962 ORD.NO 9" 122,148,130,131,133,164,237,269,2B3,3Ni AMENDED JAN 121,1963 ORD NO. 942 SUFFIX LEGEND: AMENDED JUNE 3,1963 ORD NO.969 Qx AS ADOPTED N SITE RA OM 644 Q M Y INTERN ORD 672 o W M L PROD-ON eeTeAcxx N I.- a n GARFIELD AVE. 7 D TO SEC.IN[ 1. F RI " MI-0 RI DR a DID i aRI R '. R4-Y � W RI RI RI i RIB C4 R4-Y R 4-X E ,R3T3 2 'j` GRANT DR J p� JYCR RI RI DAMBURY CR. RI o BD.F RD CR RIORNT AVE uaaoo` R4-Y ALBI1TR063 pi. R4-Y � CNOROGE DR. 3 R4-Y CIL R4-Y p, BREAKERS DR. Ir R4-Y a C2 R4-Y R4-Y DN DR R4-Y R4-Y �z IFF OR.z � R4-Y � CLIPPER DR 2 w szW m a C2 W l - ADAMS AVE. E 16 N 1 M T„F MMIR6�IX1 MA_g1 I 1 PLANNING ZONING -9,21'1-5I' SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 2-6—II �AL aRL; ADOPTED MARCH 7,1950 NOTE CITY OF PLANNINGCOMMISSION RESOLUTION 'LLe wY—T" CITY CQ YOU MCIL—ORpNAMCE NO.784 mN[ ADIOaMaa anY AMENDED JUNE 20.IND ORD,NQ 773 It�VL par�ND ro cRrtR AMENDED JULY 18,roe0 ORD.NO.781 LEGEND: AMENDED NOVEMBER 7,19W ORD NO.790 ®eeNu RAea7 Rt[m[Ra aaYRen HUNTINGTON BEACH ENDED FEBRJUNE 19RY 20,D. OR0.N0.817 ,,,TAYLY RFNLLNCL UI -T AMENDED JUNE 5,1961 ORD.NQ 84{ ®WLIIRW INNBLNTML gRRKT AMENDED SEPE 19,1861 0fl1 NO 847 ®ReLt ai_ AMENDED NOVEMBER 19,1981 OR0.N0.888 AMENDED NOVEYBER 8,1981 ORD N0.076 ©aR[RAL A91[aATMML aafRlCi AMENDED MAY 7.1962 ORD.N0.900 0 UN RWRNAL WT1 ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA AMENDED MAY 21,"" DR°.N0 eD3 ND9VeT WL aaTA CT 7 AMENDED JUNE 4,1982 ORD.N0.907 aewaorr Luauau MaTRar AMENDED DECEMBE 15.1962 ORD._I; 0.832 N 11.C9ea[RWAL AMENDED BY ZONE CASE, AMENDED OECEIABEfl 3 I862 oRO.NO 938 W.123,138,N7,178,177,178, _ AMENDED JANUARY 7,1985 ORD.NO.947 Re ulorLo MW.m[rAW.T R[ero[xt[oorRL:T AMENDED PEeRlYR1'1 1983 ORD.Np 950 © WW[kul 179,180,143,200.206.212.237. AMENDED JUNE 24,19�3 WiQ NQ 976 6978 ® NMM.PI RANAY R[en[NTML 244.248.289.282,288.302.331, uTaAc[LON 333. �o p —0 mR OIL NmoucTroN Qa u Aoarr[o Mn srt[Rw an Ra ce4 � aNmA aNv NLAMe9 o[vnnncNr omNtr a [ j L AVE. L CI R3 � An R5 4 R -X g� 0 AI-X R3 Rz R 2 T'° Do A I—X A I—X R2 R uxL eLL woa.[oo. R 2 a.J g R3 ` c R2 C4I ¢ M' R 2 R3 R4- MI IA _&_In W L _—i M2-0 R3 °� R3 R4 M2-0 Ly RI�R2 zsn N[RT0.1a 2 CLEVELANA71- 02 +AMA cR i R 2 � H M 2_0 RI s r H .R'e alK A3s00 VALLIAM 3 OI a 0 ��� Nk J CI-0 �,� R2 R2 R2 O L ' " a C4eA MAN310N YORLTOWN —— n N 9,,f rlMl na, o o O RI-0 M6 O R2-0 g'A M2 IT 0 UN AVE IWI IOTA AVE. M 2-0 R 2 R 2 C 2 Q Q O M N O Q� a 0 O 1 1 M2-0 5 a M2-0 0 M2-O R4 UTICA a VE. M2-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 R3-0 C C MZ—o f �O RI RI RI RI RI TORONTO AVE. o. M2 0 F M. ? ' 9PR NBFIELD VE M 2—0 C 4 I M2-0 o M m 0 " RIP.D.5-0 Q d¢ o o M� & � x + y® z RI RI RI RI RI R �, "N RO NE TER o a AVE W Q o M2-0 co R2-0 � io u f lf-1 I--16I-1 R!0 f—Tr-1 r� —�RI QUINCY ! AVE a1IN[p rt M,aMLAILN IYpI f PLANNING ZONING —4-92W52- SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 3-6—II NOTE' x rE[r CITY OF :..IY.��o ol.,....oTiola.�.x.YR or aNi o,w.i. LEGEND' ® I_' marNlcr ® T xELOEME p4"' IIYITED'YULTYEE rAY RClOCNCE p4T C HUNTINGTQN BEACH PLANNING ADOPTED MARCH 7TH, 1960 �ID INlORNOODMODYYUCT KTRICT.NT ONTRIC RLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION .IF'. LEGEND- nlsmlO CITY COUNCIL.ORDINANCE NO.734 ®cOxMxlxD On rxOD0OT10x o AMENDED MY 7,I962 MR NO 999 ORANGECOUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED DECEMfiEN 3,1962 MO.NO 936 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 234,291,292 GARFIELD AVENUE IQ I I r w M2-0 N 9. 5A9 HO'R.'D'w !I•!!'.J•E !a9•N NT w x000 la R3-0 ,d., 220 ubi H 0•°a'IV W $51943 C I T, 0 r U N i x a i D N b9a I 19 W G d'a IxD,N _+� ' 'Y � SaINJ']0•W N° R2-0 +.. w� R2-0 D! w z w 0 a9 0 •G d E ry'O x2I 100= � . CI-0 R3-0 R I-P D 5-0 �;� 8 � 4`R 1 1P y RI-PD5-0 4 R3-0 N.,.D.>o•w JDDD: R RI-PD5-0 M2-0 a•9 2� ;�� ���"� M 2-0 b<$ eryeryp tiA 4• <f iC '06 CYj F,y gti 0C x F4,y leg/, /3 PLANNING ZONING §.921,L,38 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 4-6—II CITY 1 �--�— � NOTE• r�� �F LEGEND• 03 INMNTANL 9MrMCT TNO FANLY ADRD[MQ pAcom cm UYlfm IIIIL1Ri ATlD[N F1NLY S MJr[wr ADOPTED MARW TTN,1960 ®t°�'[ rumv RAN. [[vn.awort eur.n HUNTINGTON BEACH P COMMIWN RE60LUTION coWONW DI[r OCL em OOUNpL-ORDM AMCE Iw.764 AMENDED DECEMBER B,19R ORD.MD.970 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: SUFFIX LEDEW M.ERE ®carte[ 04 FAmutrwN oerAu:r . . I I . x�iYrNtw o r o• s[.c• n I Tsza R3-0 e� NIA! R2.0 ;. I o� RI-PD5-0 F9 y A M2-0 \o� o i i 9�P oo F9 9 . w i PLANNING ZDNING -§-921L-48 r SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 5-6-10 . � NOTE: CITY OF .�-NN-Na X.M TO ANY 2da.OmdA...r ANNT a rr a a .o a,�-ra,K a— CITY HUNTINGTON BEACH �IN. ADOPTED.AUGUST N.IND A4MNDANoao G}ANIILML OUnUCr PLANNING Cd1a9510N R[SDLUTIDN ®M4E Twelr�u oerRNT CITY CDUNCR.-ORDWANCC NO.7S9 ® WI.aAAT+ � dtrAK1 ® T.o rN..r aEawoA: dalAcr AA/ENDED ND"a t m RD. O. NO.ESi ® tsnm rnm1L/46T RDNIDaZ osIRT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA .W; �b. AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED APRL I.FM ORD.NO,M SUFF A LEGEND: 2A9.276.279.225.2f&X 31• AMENDED .AIL�IM DRD NG m Q Aa—T..Rr—E—dm ara r>t !R Y s a s • GAWELD AVE. ITY 3 R I HUNTINGTON GEACN F - NAwu a- i R I � 0 i �earn roc RI RI RI RI R 1 AFY NAYFLA KAI" OR RI RI RI RI A FY rDRNTCIYN R I NDNIIDR 3 RI RI _ Q RI IMAC DN RI CONSTITUTION RI R I A RI CUT" SAN RI a�aa rA ur F N GC 2 R3 rc + N 4 yy 4` IS 4 OG ADAMS AVENUE • a s r a a a PLANNING ZONING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 6-6- 10 . .tM. NOTE: LLL V"Af t ANE 1R I[ CITY OF LEGEND o MT"`T" LEGEND: © RMURLL •aMCLli O3 MCT ® SWIYM NEImORiLL paT C1 NEKNN"NO9 COa•KRCILL HUNTINGTON BEACH .-- ADOPTED: T I96o >�t �' � ° Pa ucT PLANNING C0A ORDINANCE N CESOI.IoN LIMRO r6r�Lt 7u1Kr ualotNE[9arRn CITY COUNCIL OROIN2NICE N0Np7Eg4pS <OWINTr ausNtu RaiRKi AMENDED AMENDED MAaW21 6%1 o%NO.9N1 ® T.-1 nC4OlMC psTbCT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED OCTOBER I%7IID No M AMENDED NOVEMEIER S9, DID. AMENDED aNUARY 7,190 ORO.NO 947 "ENDED APiUL 1,1 663 OR0.NO 979 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 3UFnx LEGEND: AMENDED MAY 20%3 ORO NO 9" 2.0.236.269.277.290,R•,30%311,321,3.3,3.6 AMENDED 9m on AMENDED OCTOBEN•TV,19 O63 OR NO� Y.DontO•r NrG11n qro•rt -•- t[-LINE y M v at • a GARFIELD AVE. 1'�A1i 1 R I L'- R I -- „ ALBACORE OR= 7mto a RR I J H I RI ° Rt E. R 864 N e g j RI RI RI RI tR RI a 0 A .Ao. VELARDO RI DR ii AI-Y RI aIY n R4-Y "°"" T Y Rr v AI-Y KREPP DR. FLOUNDER �• Y 9 lo RI Z TR Y K DR LI RI RI RI I I -� E _ SULFISN OR, _ I I RI RI RI RI GRAND' OR. RI aWa GREENWICR RI P0NTSAKIU7M r F RI R4-Y Rt AI-Y NYANN9 PORT DR. R 2 CAPE C00 DR. IIRRN Lm[ 8 W tt MI AC 6-6-m RI DR 113 t R3 R3 %R3 I:R3; R3 ---------------- RI RI RI 1 RI RI RI ; R. FIB R3jj R3 1•R3;�RS R3 R3 R3 R3 ¢ f GETTYSBUI0 I caAmlca -Penc.o l f_•_ V:... R� ;___ •'m it-___'.1 ._ _ ,r-----------. ii RS :l �T f- ... K LK •e rN.ae R I c a �rau�d? 5 r-�=n�i j5• :� €� - 3 ;�R3 -': :r:--:; R3 R3 F /+I] Im CI 94 8 g M R3 .y R3 R7 _ $� \,FL r ADAMS AVE. 1 a s • a T fd61, /C. PLANNING ZONING --9-9244*58 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 7-6-10 K.G HIEEY NOTE ALL DIXENSNNIS ARE IN FEET CITY OF NY ZONE 1DJOINING ANY RIGHT OF WAY IS INTEND TO EXTEND TO THE CENTER 01 SUCX pXT OF L D EGEN O GENERAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH PLANK NOT COMMISSION` IMAI RESOLUTION a WnvN us nC STpIET CITY COVN MW 6.INANCE N0.N785 O. ALENDED AUGUST 8,XJR2 ORD.N0.OIO ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: SUFFIX LEGEND 255 0 ADD TED Sr INTERIM ORD GTE scTeece"HE I G G S R T ADAMS AVE. ~ C 2 RI RI � J RI V RI _ RI' RI H ur i III '—^RI RI< z 1 ADL z RI RI MEOITERRANEAN OR NAUTILUS OR RI RI RI A. LINES NE TRALT EEG1 LINE TRACTS 4491 A RRN R 4-Y 3 LINE NN I,.SED T.3_ID A I-Y A I-Y AI-Y AI-Y AI-Y AI-Y U) N Y R W 0 2 = Y Q 8 U ; m IF 14 ATLANTA AVE. IE 1 m a T G a rr PLANNING ZONING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 8-6-10NEEE, NOTE AXY ZION9WNB ARE IN FEET. CITY OF L E AD,DININD�.RI"T DE... NTEN DER4MT EXTEND 10 THE CENTEN EGENDI Q EEXEPAL Ap11CULTURAI DISTRICT © co- BL6EE59 I,- ADOPTED'BEACH ADOPTED-AUGUST 15 O.7 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE N0.755 AMENDED SUITEA®ER IG,ISO OM NO.1004 ORANGE. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUFFU`LEGEND: AMENDED BY ZONE CASE' p AB A—TED BT INTERIM DaD BTE aTaaol LINE ]SB 4 B T s ADAMS AVENUE J, L � — r � I W - r C2 8 y I R sEsm i AI- Y I I I I1 1 I Q I I I Al-Y ii N i 1 Y FQ 1 O = I Q m. N I ATLANTA AVE. --- ----'----------- -._ —� PLANNING ZONING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 9-5-II HI NOTE, CITY OF LEGEND, u,IN IEET. ANY N ON,ADJOINING ANT RIONT OF YAY I II M TO ENTW TO THE CENTER 0.00N RIGHT Ol LEGEND, ®GINCL6 FAYILY R[EIDFNCE OISTMCT ®RESTRICTED MANUFACTVIIIN I DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED-JUNEOR ORDINANCE PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL'ORDINANCE NO.779 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA G , t WESTMINSTER AV JE U S NAVY V n RR r r FJ� to JANE ST to o d to T� o° N 9 U O < m A 3 RI - CITY Ol NUNTIw01p I ,E -- RI -- RI J N ' DR' RI RI 4r RI tl RI S cN DR. RI V RI RI RI 9� RI g RI 0+ 99.E,, DOLLAR DR. RI R I GM1 Y � A/ FAONW A. R RI ' I RI 90 RI gg$ R L pTT+I,�O R� RR I ul NUGGET OR M-I-A U S NAVY R R. M I-A Q A U MI = W U J Q O y Z _ J O - K to th IL NM SOLSA AVE r � s 47e)4 /,/1 PLANNING ZONING 9.9ZW5 492 tr.55 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 10-6-11 -- M i 9 -6-11� NOTE CITY OF ALL TC LNSIDNO AXE Ix TOOT ANY LDNC ADMIMIM•ANY RIWT DF DAY u iXT[NDLD TO EXTEND TO THE CCMTES OF SUCH RIWT OF WAY. LEGEND! ®SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DMTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED MARCH 7TN,1980 ®Two FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT P LANNINO COMMIS81ON RESOLUTION OM LIMITED MULTIPLE FAY ILY Rt$IN.CE DI—.' CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 7SR ®MULTIPLE FAMILY RLSIDENC[DISTRICT ®•EMERAL [USINESS DISTRICT AMENDED MAY T. 1962 ORD.NO.899 ®Ix.—..AL DISTRICT ORANGECOUNTY CALIFORNIA AMENDED DECEMBER 3, 982 ORD.NO.9S8 �I�xElx C DI•MLDT ! SUFFIX LEGEND: AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: CM wXEINED MITNI OIL PRDDUCnox 234.281,282 L L • a to II O - CI v ° M 2-0 Q� �� �QM '�sP�eti ° 2�QQ ti�` �Q�Do°° eryPti eQDti 1, D° � , O o�i, �aOp PQ� o Qti iC _'x0 a° •cad ap Q^�,p P O Qry' p ,YF ?^' o -_ ® a ,3o� �`�oQo �?rDE ° 0Co� o° P ti c� o �a p o p fi o � oo'o a o O � oo D ° o C� Qa Q�tt��0 ti� pa a0 �ML o Pa O o otF P O 30 O, �o a 1y8 ap p ' P C, Qa ?p0A d2' c`t0 C, c db a c3Q p�P,14 ci, Q-a o o �y�.0 y3�0�r1 Qa0 o` 2 cab ti PLANNING ZONING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 10-5-II NOTEI CITY OF A:=1N EN,IGNH.NE IN FEET OJOINING ANY RIGHT OF WAY OFS INTEINEO T00 ENA`ND TO THE CENTER —"" LEGEND, GM SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT COMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ORDINANCE ADOPTED AUGUST 980 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL- N0.788 AMENDED SEPTEMBER 18,196I ORD.NO.868 ORANGECOUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED OCTOBER 7,1963 ORD.NO.1007 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 204.363 3 � 2 9 10 p II WESTMINSTER II AVE I N E- ~ GINGER LN t UN I � J � < z < Z O < g.AL WA T WEE wAY MAHOGANY jj 2 �wyyyllll(�IIIIII D UIJa G LAMPIxOR NOMER � ST [—f'6 LKIER DR CHINOON < p �h CITY 01 NUNYIIIGTON MAPLEAV RI 0.R US NAVY R/ RR U3 NAVY R/W RI m nq� M. GLENWOOD �GLENWOOD ORS N RI RI � RI RI RIRRIRI SANTEE AVE � �SO.P RI x RI NARDWICN CR M ROYAL OAK , RI RI < GP IVORY C0. CR Q RI ,` I RI R AVE JADE CIL YOUNG- CR. RI F RI NMEN CIL MARMOMr— RI RI LARCHWO00 OR, 000 DR : .s TORIO R I RI TRKT No eze ~ IA JMAR VISTA Q y u ¢ � M � Z gC 2 RI RI RI RI RI a RI = RI RI p a J on (L ¢ w I G n BOLSA clrr or MYNT INO TOM B[AGN Kl II M a � - -- - ------- -— -— AVE u u PLANNING ZONINGo. SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP NOTE' ALL DINE.IDN.AR F[R CITY OF ANY ERNE 41T OF :M RIC °°NA. IXTLND[D TD-II TO ENTER N Rwxr of wAY LEGEND' ® AN e EMEENC[DISTRICT ® Two FARILrISN"CE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED MARCH COMMISSION 7.ESO MITGENERA MWSINE 011T n[fMExcE DlsrnICT ® MDLTIKE FAMILY RESIDENCE ENT—T PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION ® GENERAL ED91NEbb DISTRICT CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO.754 aEEra MA Wlxe DI T AMENDED MARCH 28,1960 ORD N0,766 C�xcusruAL DISTRIOT RIc SINGLE FAMILY OT NED DEYEL MENT DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED NONE 19,1961 ORD ORD. 8O. ® R-M•T DMTRIDT AMENDED MAY 7,119 6,OR ORO.N0.876 ® NEMNwnxoaD DD 3-TF.L Dlsrnwi AMENDED MAY B 1982 ORD, R 900 O. ® HIGM x eufNEp DMTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED OCTOBER I,1962 ORD.N0.929 ® xIGXWFY COIAMNCIAL DISTRICT 101.174,175,201,237,266.281,262,342.347 AMENDED DECEMBER 3,1962 ORD.NO,938 SUFFIX LEGEND: AMENDED AUGUST 5,1963 ORD NO.992 AMENDED AUGUST 19,1963 ORD NO ON =1 OOMNED wrtx OIL 1-011D. 11 --MT— LINE RI-PD5-0 �1l QUINCY AVE yL V Ll LJl_l LJLJ 1___IIJ L_LL� l I L_J U I I I 1 x R2-0 m RI-0 RI R-I H R-I R-I R2 ffj C2 DRI RI RIRI '"RI R2 y R3-G 300 3.0 C2-0 - b4' LOMA AVE O Q R 3-0 a "I R3-0 Q RS-0 ° RI EHH HRIu RI H aao ED R3-0 R�_0 RfD THIRTEENTH OS.EGOF_R3-_ Sap « f10= RI RI O R�aM O aV CI f D L� R3-0 rc rc R5 o I R5-0 RI RI D� R I O' NASHVILLE AVE .D ' CR JT z SL 0: Q yt RI - 7wELf<"' R3-0 R3-0 R5 g A « E00 °04M 1 RIA R I MEMPHIS A f R 2-O O 5 ry tiA R I' R I ELEVENTH ST R0 �� R�Uno RI R 2-0 rc rc D: rc rc i - R RI RI R2 I Q OI LINCOLN Av. 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GO 1h OO,SA A` 4'y G� O , O R 3-0 i 1A< G� I f K BALTIMORE AVE. 4�A R 3-0 Q � ,4fD o C G �Arr4i 4 R3-0 cs-o „ OL♦\ // ^ �+3 4� 4ry0 ATLANTA AVE wr FS,1, � '♦APR `9�'A♦ `4 I IE PLANNING ZONING - -9�YI'''J�T SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 12-6-11 t "TV CITY OF �. � NN mNc.wa.,Ylf.NIN a'YY � �Nwrmr sii°m rNE ana LEDEMD• p 9fIN]IN.A9NDATRIAL ml11Ci ADDPTED&gun 15.1990 HUNTINGTON BEACH PLANNDU GDMM194NN RE90LDTIDN CRY GDU no-"a ANCE N0.T96 AMEMOED f[MIARY 9.E191 OA0.ND.&{ ® 9a1AA�Nn AININW 9NT19Ai ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA 4.�NO�07T `°�` °°'"" 1 AMENDED MAY T.1992 ORD.MD.900 AMENDED 90 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 24 1rM on NN°a 9940 DA 149.IN.tl9.LM.2ET.261,S SM AMENDED AM S.MW DIA ND 999 SUFFIX LEGEND, . [En a A 9r w1ueN R91 R . p coos me.NN a.NNDY9110M an9ra WE J ADAMS AVE 11 R (:C2- R4 -Y R4-Y R4-Y l AI-Y �02 �� J RI RI 3 R-1 R- a OR i/ 4 RI RI RI RI RI 3 e pp j RI Y I m 6 RI RI RIRI 7 ( INDNMNIPOLI9 RI e" RI 3 RI 3 RI RI 71 RI REILLY DR 3 RI R' A I-Y TERN GR R-I R-1 aL �E RI R� RI RI RI F-AN. RI y.RI Rl 9FMN[R ®RI GIRI R-I R-I_ w= v ia mIa ATLANTA AVE PLANNING ZONINGJ1. 2 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 13-6-11 AU. 11 FEET i NOTE CITY OF E7 o DrEGE ND*o Q oENERAL MDNICULTURAL DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH o BINDLE FAMILY L D13T IC DISTRCT ADOPTED MARCH 7.M60 �N—TRIAL DISTRICT PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION Q RLIGHTEST INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING DISTRICT CITY COUNCIL- NO 734 O RESTRICTED M F4cTURINO o19TRGT AMENDED DCTOBER 5.1960-ORD NO,794 ® MUIJR-E FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED MARCH 6,1961—ORD NO.021 AMENDED MAY 7,1962 ORD.NO.900 AMENDED JUNE 18.1962 ORD ND SOB AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED AUGUST S,1963 ORD No,992 SUFFIX LEGEND: 129,131,237.233,340,360 AMENDED OCTOBER 7,190 ORD.NO DQI O AS ADOPTED BY INTERIM ORD SITE QO CONMNED WITH OIL PRODUCTION -- SETBACK LINE II 12 12 7 14 13 3 IB J l ATLANTA 11 AVE eeo To E sso sio-¢ o R4 8 4 u~i R " s aasz DARE M I-A-0 m M I-A-0 [AD AI-Y MI-0 MI-0 i BBO ToHAMS C Q — Toe To —— —— m I ON �!- MI MI R I RI O 0 F. D MI D $ Aj MZ-O ER-2 M I o. M Cl M2-0 A 4 cy Is, RI LINE S I/ 4 SEC ID- M 2-0 RI c T M2-0 Nfy PACIFIC OCEAN - M2-0 r� w q? yyj s Z Y � M2-0 a u 13 IB 4 19 on g j4 PL A NN.: .a ZONING §4244-7,3— SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 14-5-II .- NOTE o CITY OF : �C.�:I�,=NI.a .E�..D x.. [LAVED TD EETEND TO TN[DENTTP cHT ar w.. LEGEND' Co I:— —.AEMC<MC[DNTP¢T HUNTINGTOI� BEACH A00P•EO DUNE ON RE5 YQLIWfxTY 1111 MD11 oRTiDR PLANNING COMMISSION NESOLU TION C[C011MVxITr euawoe nIRP6T CITY C:IIINCIL-ORDINANCE NO 775 -I—T TAPD)ETa AMENDED SEPTEMBER 6,1960 ORD.NO 790 AMENDED JANUARY 3,1961 ORD.811 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED MARCH 20,{961 ORD.826 AMENDED MARCH 27,1%I ORD,829 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 114,117, 132.68.167 IT IT Ali 14- BOLSA AVE r I n z O 1 Ir J 2 A CITY 1 INTING TON EEACN RI WHITNEY DR < HARHAY. 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EMWN R PLANNING ZONING •gs8�iM63'R SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 14-6-II .�... . `� NOTE, CITY OF .�.• gY•R.IDN..tl III PER LEGEND: ® PM{�LORLL,YPIEI.TKKAKK NIIIK pgTKIR ® LYl9p YLLII/LK IKILLY KtlIDKllfl OIRRM:i HUNTINGTON BEACH ® pYµE �tluo[Ka ogiAni ADOPTED MARCH 7TN.WO ® KNNgtlR MRRICT PLANNING COMME:910N RE80WTION ® o9ilq� ruDgsr DI•TIIIDi CITY COUNCIL OROINANOE NO 70► © M,gIg0111EIL'O Cp1116.RDILL DImKICi AMENDED MAY 7.190E ORR N0.9001%LEOENDI ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA nrErwAED °E""W"'' NO°� ®Cp dN[D WITH Oq ApppRIDN ---KEIYgt lllq AMENDED BY ZONE CASE, I q G N IK V��• Ci ATLANTA STREET Cif G �p LJ U 1 JLJ L—L 1 L C� o' G cl R/ 3 G 0 K00 cl Q R 5-0 3-• A C 3.0 90��iC w R 5-0 s� 4� eoo R50 m� W K C 3-0 f x oo�'0ti � Rio �aG /,.z PLANNING ZONING o SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 15-5-II SCALE IN FEET NOTE' All IN r¢T CITY OF a LEG G'E X � ; Y.D THE �ENRR ND 14 RI SINGLE FAMILY RESID[NC[ 0 PMT.DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED AUGUST 13,I%0 ©COMMUNI GU91NE39 DISTRICT PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION HIS MYYR COMMERCIAL DISTRICT CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO TES ©N HCOD COMMERCIAL ST— AMENDED NOVEMBER 7,19W ORO NO 798 -SETSACX LNE 04 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED FEBRUARYCEMBER 0,19610 ORD.D. 881 AMENDED FEBRUARY 20,1961 OR D.N0.817 AMENDED MARCH 27,1961 ORD,NO 829 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED JULY 3,1961 ORD.RD 649 AMENDED AUGUST 21,1961 ORD.NO 664 136.140.162.166,186,188,189.191 AMENDED APRIL 2,M62 ORD NO 8% 193,231,232,298,364 MENDED JANUARY 21,1963 ORD NO 948 AMENDED OCTOBER 7,*63 ORD NO IOO7 F� BOLSA AVE W O C. i C. 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W RT B AtP 1 20 ST Q < N > 2 I O f N E L K 2 0 \ DOGWOOD T I < 7 1 Wp R CITY OF CO 5T-AM E5 A �J �/ IP I C � i i 9TF� PLANNING6N1 6 SECTIONAL [DISTRICT MAP I8=6-I0 MOTE: d4EMIONf nR[iN f[[T CITY OF AN-ALL ZONE GIT OF eNi RI¢NT or wf INT[Nb DJ6 61ER0 TO TN[—T[N OF SUCH RiONT GI'WlY LEGEND+ Q Oi:N[NAL OONI[ULTURRL Ol]TMiti HUNTINGTON BEACH ----- DtlifiCT nEiiiiiErto iiaiuri�Tu'mNh"" ADDPTED APRIL i;�980 IJLNT'ssuFimni dSTitCT 6idNNINu C011NI991CN PEBCLUTICN SlNcti f</iLY�A[Si0[N�(Oti�TM� CITY CWNCIL=ORDINANCE No.T80 r �RrSmSce OUSTR2T AEIENCEO FEBRI3 01M']"2 m) o.no ANENOED JANUd'pggC,i,-; -bwaU o._s9i [�*-_a+RBiiio e`x 1'nrzniu F.O in ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED NGUSi lY 9"_o0 Dp°�N Es'_. ynp TMyy p�iy�p pfS pp�i py pgT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: WkDEEI 9EPTEIA3ER le,M3 ORD Na Iboe == sRb: awe ID9,221,275,267,336,343,351 n T Y is u ATLANTA AVENUE MI—A N .Lei N NMI/� W KC1gN 10.e-q AI=Y A i-Y AI—Y MI u — � R3 R24 z 13 YO u S O C 2 lle 0 f . � J x MI—A MI-A R 2 —_ C4 Q � I RIE LINE NIA-NE IN eM 1. MIT- le-e-p S.LMf RUE NM VR-ee l/I MOTION le-e-a- _ MI-A ' I � \' 6 / M I MI-A � �I p !/I![OT pyTT MI-A � clxE E IN bM gN S MI—A MHA RI MI I gi x[ SS INS![IIH SMi%I S t R'f q lox lo-a-o y 4\1 9 ~ MI—A 1 z RI M I-A 1 gANNINO AVE. I nn un fe M IS SO PLANNING ZONING 44-9 22-52 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 19-5-II D "'D IIGIF Ix FEET NOTE CITY OF G, CH NIGHT O NE Ix FEET.THE WT IS INTENDED TO EXTEND Y TO E CENTER Df SUCM RI T f Y41Y LEGEND:cx ®SNDIE iAYLLY RESIDENCE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED MARCH 20,9N PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITT COUNCIL—ORDWANCE 0.524 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA e v e zo UNGER AVE G�\GO SP 00� VP 010 PP RI 109C/ u % RI 9ti a, P� 4 F clp ry 'qsT R I R/ 4 e, y RI PO0 9 oho '�F eeNY R I R I JO 29 wEa xeD Er Z'xoxRNeroN---A MNNN6 Den. PLANNING ZONING -8�14.65 SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 19-6-10 NOTE CITY OF �,NC RIGHTIR1I:.E. TEa..ER EARED TO EXTERD TO THE LEGEND: ®IIINGLE FAYI LY RESIDENCE DISTRICT R03 P.Y T D TRICT MQH RESTRICTED N.WIM URWO DISTRICT Hi�NTINGTON BEACH ®"" "``��� °�R'tt ADOPTED MARCH 7,1960 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE N0.734 'AMENDED JUNE 20,1960 DRD.NO.174 ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA AMEND MAR MBER 3,1960 DRD.NO600 Y AMENDED MAR 20,1961 DRD.N0.826 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE:140; AMENDED SEITEMBER 41963 ORONO.1000 --—A—LINE 111,164,111,139,3" 131e � le n 2410 020 L L BANNING AVE I � g .PLAYA OR RI RI u RI 1//) RI. RI RI g R1' RI RI D ` r RI RI 1 RI LA JOLLA CR N CR 9S RI MI-A }jt r RI RI CR L I CR. RI RI 3 RI m LERANI OR DD RI = a LINE TRACT 'c W N R-5 I \ R-5 m MI-A �� p'I�•11' I 0 A L•EI90a /I u U o V O /C oP00 1 P o 3 a i T<rf O oA 4 U \. �0\0,� o R-5 Q�'� % 0 AqC \ b, 2 RT ti e ) A 2 �0 � y i U \ O CITY Of 0 v>R c yw 6e4ch oc < 0 y° O Y gA O O \ OP O Oc" r t2 4N ' Dr rRON r oN Yww nAlFmlc Dm. 90�/. 32 PLAINNING ZONINGs6- SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 20 -5 - II ,GHEE xrEET NOTE CITY OF LEGEND°o.wN. DrxEDENYEN O SINGLE "MILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH o MT DI,TRIDT ADOPTED DECEMBER S,1960 O C 1T DIS 6U,INEss DISTRICT PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION YARD SETBACK LINE CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 604 © FRONT AMENDED JUNE 4,19Q ORD�NO.90T © ._ �PLEENCIAL STRICT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED JUNE ER 7.K ORD NO 9T6 WHEY RE-ENCE DISTRICT AMENDED JUNE 2.T,1963 ODD NO TOOT ® iwo _ AMENDED MARCH 2,KJ64 ORD ND 1041 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED APRIL 6,1964 ORO NO 1043 247,292,367,39B,403,410 EDINGER AVE � L� I SE f a— � i F y ]Rl RI RI RI iMD C2 i I— oI RI PRELUDE DR 3,0 RI RI ; R3 i KONA DR Ex su1rE DR RI R3 R 5 RI HILO CR MINUET OR _ RI I KALI DR RI = Y RHAPSODY DR MAUI CR fRl RI RI RI C OPERETTA DR OAHU DR. E W RI RI s RI x RI SCENARIO DR RI RI --C 1 O C P C D -- R3 lo — RI RI R2 cl �I i n HEIL /RI-� oDOOJ- R3 B9•'01S R`' 111�1* J J 1oz e. L In IN PRAIRIE IIDD 12 ST ,R 2 m RI „ RI RI RI R I PEARCE S - ST. RI MILO ST Q U S U DAV NPORT RI �S�p RI DR 2 0 RI m T 3N � RI RI RI RI RIr-F m ii F— WARNER AVE s yDG�. 33 PLANNING ZONING _§__S2-W-3f- o SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 21-5—II .G..E �NEee. NOTE CITY OF a:lrEN "YN TMDi A INTENDED TO EITAID 1.ITNE CENTERY CN RIGMT of w LEGEND: Q GENERAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH o NEIG D FAMILY RElWENIA NITRIC! ADOPTED APRIL 4,1960 Q R DISTRICT PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION ©xeIGNBORx00D cOuuEncNL gnmcT CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO.758 ®COMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT AMENDED JUNE 20,1960 ORD NO.777 --FRONT TARD SETBACK LINE ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA AMENDED SEPTEMBER 6,1960 ORD.N0.790 qQ uurtED xuL RE F4uar RESIDENCE DISTRICT 5 AMENDED JULY 3,1961 ORD.NO.849 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED SEPTEMBER 18.1961 ORD NO 868 ©nIDNw"r COMMERCIAL MSTRICT AMENDED MARCH 9.1962 ORD NO.894&895 DID MIARPLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 105.106,112.113,185,195,223,226,241,296,301.324,325 AMENDED JUNE 4,1962 ORD.NO.907 ®T"'FAMLY RESIDENCE DISTRICT AMENDED JANUARY 21,1963 ORD NO.948 SUFFIX LEGEND' AMENDED APRIL I,1963 ORD.NO.958 ADORTED Br INTERIM ORD NO.eee AMENDED JUNE 3.963 ORD NO.970 A9 e I! YO Y� 21 2f EDINGER (SMELTZER) AVE J\I I --- ----I + C2 RI RI RI RI — eos TD R I I~il RI RI 5 RI RI DR HENRIGKSEN DR DR jEAUDREY RI 3 RIMANGRUM RIz RI RI R I RI RI � seoAe zaoo 2 J LITTLER HE A Y D. Y FRI ; RI RI RI sAFX CLARK OR 3133ON p RI RI sRl R I 7so TO RI " MEADOWLAgN DR OR R I LARK z z MEA RI y PAP CR R5 VENTURI OR N RI RI RI RI RI RI RI aRl Rl RI i - q o RI RI 0 a , MARSMALL RI a f J 3 Y DR. '< _ < a IN C I w —A—i L__ Ll EALIENTE OR MIDDLE( W� DR.n fl sBlroE w 3!! RI RI RI '[- RII �R58 C esle can nan EGG.TI At, d R I I, R R I $ .R2§ a R3 I RI I 4noD 1A AI—X ssszo 1 VN.. R RI �AI_X e'/Y`` Li 1 EDMONDS CR. R I 3 RI I 1 F ; t GILDRED CR. — § - RI a = u _ .. eeI ss D w U TROPHRYI OR. C' Q 1 - 3 RI F. 0 2 aJ : R4 aR AI—X N D] j I VIEW CR. 0 L .zoo0 $ RI 0' a WARNER (WINTERSBURG) AVE YI Yt ee n aG /. 3 PLANNING ZONING rg'3 3ZI1 8 t SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 22-5-II NOTE CITY OF , ^...T C' LEGEND. o O B[M[RLL AORCULTMMI g3TRxT HUNTINGTON BEACH o PwT DN_ ADOPTED JUNE 20,1960 C2 COYYUXITT BUSI,Ey DOTRKT PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION NMQE TAYIu AESDExCE 06TRILT CITY COUNCIL-OPOINANCE NO.778 ®uwREo wUIE MRIw0.T�ESIOFH'E DSTRKT ICT AMENDED DECEMBER{,%I ORD.NO$77 x AMENDED ""EADE ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED JAN RY2 L 9 F6O RD�O 991 SUFFIX LEGEND AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMEN= JULY IS,1963 ORD.NO.990 O At ADOPTED m IYTCLw D.to 21A,283,26A,26S,272,283,337 —SETG,CX LNE U IS r.. EI it SMELTZER AVE. L II I �— AI-X — AI-X R3 x N R o 100 H� AI-X AI-X AI-X $ C2 N x AI-X TO LENNON DR. Y 8 R I A I-X Al-X A= AI-X RE OR. 0 AI-X r AI-X o OacORM CR. AI-X o -X == AI-x 3 RI 3 T. I�A R. AI-X BON R. C4'I-X GLORIA D0. AI-X 3 R( 3 RI BISHOP OR. CEAN OR AI-X GR AI-X g RI RDTH asRRI GR AI—X ?CRANOAIl DR A'-X Q R I SC R I � AI-X RI AI-x RI AI-X AI-X BRAD u $ AI-X AI-X - RI RI DOYLE D0. I S LYDM OR AI-X AI X AI-X CAI-X o RI RI o RI w RI SHIELDS w MARILYN [ DR r AI X RI Cw w LQ O C F C D CHANNEL CS-3 3 � o Z z LU Z W O' It SE.2 SEW y AI TO R5 tEGtE-3-II AI-X AI-X AIx C2 AI-X y}AI-jXeg ------- s -� I� / WINTERSBURG AVE. y1)61/ 35 PLANNING ZONING GN SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 23-5-II ,GALE N.EET NOTE: ALL OI"NalDxa ARE w FEET CITE OF ANY xE ADANING AN Nrxr G.wA, .TEN DED TO I EXTEND TO HE CENTER or suc or w/x LEGEND:T PI�-% GENERAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH o xEmUE TADD CRESIDENCE DIaTICT ADOPTED MARCH 7,1960 Q NINrMAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION Q COMMUNITY ITY RESIDENCE DISTRICT CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO.784 Q CDyyuNDY IGu91xE9S DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA AMENDED JUNE 20,3.19 ORD OR 772 MI LIGHT INDUSMAMJ CTURIDG DISTRICT AMENDED JANUARY 3,1961 ORD 811 0 ILKNITROR ITARD SET DISTRICT 9 AMENDED NY 3,1981 ORD,NO 868 FRONT YARD SETBACK LINE AMENDED NOVEMBER 6.1961 ORD.MO.876 r_R3 I LIMITED MULTIPLE m LY RESIDENCE DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED DECEMBER 4.1961 ORD.NO 877 RE TWO rAL6LT RESIDENCE NSTRCT 102,104.107,116,I32,190,211,212,219,220. AMENDED JANUARY I6,1962 ORD.NO 886 222,224,237,260,327 AMENDED FEBRUARY 9,1982 ORD N0.890 "ENDED MARCH 19.1962 ORD.NO 894 SUFFIX LEGBND AMENDED MAY 7,1962 ORD.NO 900 AMENDED SEPTEMBER 17,1962 ORD ND.923 Q AS ADOPTED INTERIM ORD 665 AMENDED JU E 24,1963 ORD NO 977 EDINGER (9MELTZER) AVE F 3 C2 C2 C2 m ALDRICH c4 MI MI I R3 MD R3R3 STARK ST _ R3 S LIME N 1/2 ME 1/4 SEC 2S-S-1 AI—X 3 NL 5T = NONE I.N. MI R I RI R3 ANITA LN. R 3 RI MC DONALD ST � � I MI JULIE N LINE TRACT NO S22 R Z sca RI w GLENCOE AVE NAHcr" Dra 3 RI RI R2AA- DANUBE CEF t ALHAMBRA 4 RI - R2 RI RIGa DR RI U RI 9 oQ RI N6 SEINE OR "J 9 R �/ RI s AI-X RI RI J RI DON 4yr CAD M I MI w RI P� C2 MI fW o- a e RHINE 4- O' 2 SEW Sw IN SEc 2}}II D� N LINE 61/E 9E I/4 SEC E3-6-11 AI-X RI AI_X R3 A I—X 3 AI-% n y Ai-x C5-4. R3 C -4 RI w o c F. C. D pl_x c6-1 3 Re W AI-X MI MI MI �_ _ o Al-x MI R3 MI AI —X clED W »Ea AI-X MI la RIN k WARNER (w1NTERseunG) AVE zLz�+ PLANNING ZONING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 24-5-II 6 INT66T NOTE' CITY OF Rl:..IN 1I� I:x..wNTD.RRY 131MEMOED TO..To-TD Tx6 C[NT[P D,eMONRI6NTD.INAY LEGEND 4'y OEIN ARNCULTURAL-T-T HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED MISSION E0,1981 SINGLE,AWLY REROExtE DISTRICT PLANNING COMMISSION AR RESOLUTION 1961 ©NEG60RIgoD CONNERCML DMTRICT CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 617 Ct <OWOxRY— -AMENDED MARCH 2D,1961 ORD.ND.826 0 AWICOLTOML DOTRNT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED OCTOBESEPTEMBER 1161 D . 687 G M0 MY DRUMERCIA ogTR tT AMENDED DECEMBE Y,1961 ORD NO 677 AMENDED DECEYBER 4,N161 ORD.MQ 677 AMENDED UANUARY 15.1962 ORD.N0.688 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE AMENDED APRIL 2,ON ORD ND 696 146.163,194,21o,211,217,230,237 AMENDED MAY 7,1962 ORD.NO.900 SUFFIX LEGEND' O% AS ADOPTED 81 INTERIM OND 668 --YTBACN DINE EDINGER AVE 1 11 1 \✓ 0 m Ch'6 1_ O E. f" E D" „ Z ' Eh.h a 7i XO D � 0 a G 0 c. oo J H J I Y• OF RI• JR NUNTINGTON E cN RI a a z D LOTS CR 2 O RI RI w RI D RI RI W RI RI i RI J RI RI RI J C4 ; p = ; F = - DONALD CR 4 C. SAVOY CR BRUSH DR RI S V eoTs ro�T""-1 RI RI UUOY ER RI RI DE VILL ER R 8 RI BRYANT OR e C 2 I O RI RI LAMA. DR ` LAMBERT OR RIRIRI RI RI pI1N A cR-1 TO E. aE W 9 o E " RI.—RD CR Ci2 R I RI 5 ao EM CA ARNETT ARNETT DR J RI RI R I 3_ Al sole ro RI RI o. c. F. c. o RI c6-2 RI 60AN To G —T ` aaOS TO F E R > M1 ,RRI2 DC ^cI i AI-X .� RI C4 DERDY xRI mRIRI B WARNER AVE DARED ry 111[NMNB7DN NMLN X INRANNNp OIR. oMWN A , PLANNING ZONING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 24-6-II NOTEI OF L DINEK*43 ME IN FEET. CITY OF OF EOx[AWOI MY RIGHT OF NAY !INTENDED TO EXTEND TO HE CENTER F a00N A.—OF N.Y. EGENO� gµiNaLE FAMIL REfmENCE DISTRICT INOC.TRIAL DISTRICT E SHE NT. HUNTINGTON BEACH w�R[aTRND WITRAIH OIL IHSNO DISTRICT ADOPTED MARCH 7TEL1960 ®PN.T,glTRICr PLANNINO COMMISSION RESOLUTION CCALT. D RICT OIL rROWCTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO.754 AMENDED.MARCH 20,1961 ORD.NO..826 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED DUNE 18.1962 ORD.NO.908 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 156.158,253 T 5 t_ N 14 13 4 13 18 2419 L MI-A ` M2-0 MI-A Ac. YFb o MI-A A ,rP F\ 4`EM scc b N 6, R5 N \ A \ OC WAOAiED IF EIIF HUMIN6TON MACH PLANNING ZONING —SjrL4I SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP A 25-5-II ;DALE NFEET NOTE CITY OF F=I�.aE�IJ .:;o,o.�E�E�TaA. LEGEND*D 0 GENERAL ASDCULTURAL DISTRICT SUBURHUNTINGTON BEACH o SINGLE REl�� LYDIS091DRIR ADOPTED AUGUST I3,1960 © xElcxaoRlpm RD L T PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION SECIA FAMILY RE EERY DISTRICT CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO.783 gFl SPECIAL xoxE(CEMETERY) ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED MARCH 27,D4, O1 D D.877 © COMMUNITY BUSHEss DISTRICT AMENDED DEC EMBER 11 N 6 ORD.NO 1 ® TYp FuvLr nLEIDfICf DBTRICT AMENDED DECEMBER IB,I961 OR0.NO B80 AMENDED MAY 7,196, ORD,NO.BOO © xrMYmY CaYYE— DISTRICT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED NNE 18.1962 ORD N0.BIDS AMENDED APRIL I r ORD NO 937 163,211,216,237,231,290.319,291,SS0 AMENDED MAY"')%'! ORD NO,966 MENDED JUNE 3.1963 ORD N0.969 SUFFIX LEGEND: AMENDED JUNE 24.1963 ORD.NO B78 O AS ADOPTED BY INTERIM ORD 6EE -- FRONT YMD SET 1 J UL ( L-- I BURG)WARNER I I AVE b �J RI RI RI .� CITY OF FOUNTAIN VALLEY o 4� li I AMSTERDAY DRxx 3 C12c CIAI-X RICMBIS I RI > E J L M LUE TR!A REMBRANDT i o J !! j RI RI RI J RI RI SO RI a MARSEILLE OR R) POLOER OR < lDo RI RI C I VALENCIA OR i B> RI RI 3 R4-X FRIESLAND R. z xaza J R I GUILDERS DR. z C2 RI z 'HOLLAND R I 0 D. -I �y RI RI G!!CI C2 Ac: RI RI RI AL R o C I „R4 < 3 R4-X .0 I Jl ED R4-X R49 iz- X` DRIVE CI R4-X o EY DR 4—X I-J >o R4—X RI Al LINE SI/2 S SW I/A SEC.YE 0: z Z _ Z Q E--sTaso _ Q sP—I EI +I TALBERT +r� • AVE �44/A 4/ .PLANNING ZONING -6-924+-4-2- low SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 26 - 5 -II SCALE 11TE0 NOTE ADOPTED APRIL II,1980 CITY OF PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION �r3VENDAEO 11TIND TO 0E TRAr THE CENTER CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO.759 AMENDED MAY 1,1961 ORD.NO.834 LEGEND: Nr AMENDED JULY 3,1961 ORD.NO.849 AMENDED AUGUST 7,1961 ORD,No.860 I-3 GENERAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT SEPTEMBER ORD.NO.868 11 HUNTINGTON BEACH AMEN DIED DECEM ER4,196 GIRD NO 8707 � sGHT xDREHAL DILRIICT CT AMENDED NOVEMBER 6,1961 ORD.NO.876 E= PAOTEa9DNAL,M0IEL 6TRAsm—DISTRICT AMENDED DECEMBER 4,1%1 ORD.NO 877 0 LIGHT INDuaTRIAL DISTRICT AMENDED MAY 7,1962 OR0.N0.900 © NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT AMENDED FEBRUARY 2.1%3 ORD N0.933 pOj gROLE FAWLY RE910ENCE DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA "�� APR IL .APRIL 1 1-3 CORD NO 962 � LIMITED MULTI EN TAMNY RESIDENCE ps dOT AMENDED AllGU 3,I%3 ORD N0.970 0 war OGMMERCULL OLSrwcT � AMENDED AUGUST 3,I96 3 To N0.892 AMENDED AUGUST 19,1963 ORD NO 996 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED SEPTEMBER 16,196i oRn NO ioo I SUFFIX LEGEND: 101,148,172,187,192,202,208,211,212,237,304,312,313 AMENDED OCTOBER 7,1963 ORD NO KW Q A9 ADOPTED BY INTERIM ORD SEE 308,326,339,341,348,336,359,369,371 AMENDED OCIOBER 24 EIGS ORD.NO.DIO FRONT r.An6 SETBACK AMENDED NOVFAIBER 18,I963 ORD.N0.1020 I WARNER (WINTERSBURG) AVE �+ I 1 _ 1+ IL e6oL To f ❑ E10 .. . 6OMI AI-X R2X CAIN AVE • N a_ R 2 cAMGaE A I"X {-nudC110-1' -- AI-X MI W MI AI-X R2 I > m a aRE33 — - - AI-X ' �° CEDAR AVE 3bf AI-X 190 i DISCO N R70 M I AI-X 3 R2 1,0 /� R3 19BDD , g � R2 R2a Rln 4 RI : NE - NE In R3 330 To fl : LI BE Cx26_11 - BETTY DR _ M I M I M I 112.23 MMJDR__ DR.R3� RI R3 Di R3 C.I a I RI MIRRI M I R3DR R4—X R f7 1190 00 TO f R I M) - AI—X s I R3660a TO c sm!To f $ R3 R3 A LA ER AVE P� R4-XC. AI-X SPEER AVE R0 R4—X CLIBERTY '°• MI MI MI R3 E. 8 R3 R4—X C i 3on NEWMAN AYES- - MI R4-X 81- W - 3 RONALD DR. " - c ILL! R 5 _ 627 TO BE,UN O R a S O u i I m R4—X - C I m TALBERT AVE RWAVR)Br�N1NRr.6TaN IFA01 ouMM W�. 4�� PLANNING ZONING2H3� SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 27-5-II Y.. .. N OT EI CITY OF :E�"E D:IDJOWRAG... G,RE�E w G a ;MGII LEGENDI GR Q GENERAL AGRICULTURAL GIGl RI[i HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED UNCI AUGUST CE 1NO PLANNING GOMIAI5510N RESOLUTIO.N CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO 785 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUFfiX LEGEND 0 AS ADOPTED 9Y INTERIM GNG 66a (/a il x n \ia WINTERSBURG AVE. J�1 11 I L -I- f F N N AI-X AI-X � W Q V Z 0: N • I AI-X AI -X N w 3 Z W C J O O Ntl• AaN TALBERT AVE. alga a.as 9D PLANNING ZONING .92a 1,44— SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 28-5-II NFLLT NOTE CITY OF OF pwENSNI T OF AT FEET CENTER zDNE A—FAND ANT INTxr OFNAT Is INTEND TO OFTEND ro xE OF sOtx : LEGEND HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED AUGUST ICE ENO. GENERAL AGRICULTURAL mEIDEr PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION ® N`4E FAMLY RESIDENE DISTRICT ® L Y COOYYEAp4 DISTRICT CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE N0.T96 ® nDED nne wlt REmENLE DISTRICT TRO FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT AMENDED AMENDED SEPTEMBER 3,PIGS ONO 10 1000 AMENDED APRRI�R 19A0 ORO NO NOISp1 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUFFIX LEGEND AMENDED BY ZONE CASE NO: Q As DOPTED eY INTERIw DRD Ice 332.363,396 —._ SETBAct LINE PO[I !I tt A.to WINTERSBURG AVE l y AT C4 ! R $� R3 2 (PRE-ZONED) ^� 4 PT.'F Ia1t RI ! 1 0. s W I J AI-X $ _ y 1 RI I I u ee ze[T uu A 31 PLANNING ZONINGROG -9.2I-I.44I SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 29-5-II SCALE INFEET NOTE: L OIMENSNINS ARE IN FEET CITY OF . ZONE RI eNIRD ANY GF WAY IS IN ERTENO TO THE CENTER OF SUCH RIGHT OF WAY LEGEND RI S—E FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT ®COMMUNRY BUSINESS DGTPIR HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED MARCH 1%I PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY -ORDINANCECOUNCIL N0.824SIT AMENDED JUKE 24,1963 OR0.NO 9T6 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDEO NOVEMBER IG,I963 ORD,NO 1019 AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: 332 — SETBACK LINE GE Si 3 9 N * WARNER AV RI Io es _ S � + I WESRl a RI RI -I R1 � S RI 3 g i RI RI EOGEWATER R BO RI I 1 RIORION IT i C2 R A I i ALAOgN DR.J O R I D« R I y WARNER m AVE — w L OS PATOS —AVE G S 9!p t` p 00 9`rT N so z2 + jE AB NONnNGraN MwW ouMW Er 4nGi. � og PLANNING ZONING SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 30-5-IIIN FEET NOTE T OF CITY OF ILLINTENDED :N:Ew NT DC N.V TO EXTEND TO NTNE ENTER OF SUCH : LEGEND O MNOLE FANAT REI DENCE DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTEO+MARCHNCE 19O. PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION CITY COUNCIL-ORDINANCE N0.824 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA GS RI /O o E �9 uu R I m . A9 °Go COIN OR. 3 WARNER A c 00 9s P � oc Fq 9 'P t wEr.em rc ra NUNrwcroN Ala / �l7 . � 7 PLANNING ZONING ►a-45' SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 34-5-II +--- - ° NOTE: Al.L MMENSIONS ARE IN FEET CITY OF ANY EONS AWOF ANY MOW Or MY IE WONOED TO EXTEND TO THE CENTER OF wa RnuIT or wax LEGEND: ® EENENAI AORICOLTDRAL DISTRICT Two FAMILY R[MUNI DISTRICT ADOPTED RI I PLANCING COMMISSION R ESOLUTIONHUNTINGTON BEACH CRY COUNCIL—OONANC! N0.7115 AMENDED JUNE E,ISSS ORD.NO.970 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: EIS SUFFIX LEGEND AS ADORED BY INTERIM OND•w u n n n TALBERT AVE. R2 y AI-X AI-X AI-X AI-X AI-X AI -X W 9 LL J u � BARFIELD AVE. 1\\1 )•N - _ yd41 io' _. PLANNING ZONINGI'46'MR SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 35-5-11 «` NOTE ALL OIMENSIODxs ARE IN FEET CITY OF ANY E R'D� °`w'Y IS INTENDED TO ENITENO TO E CENTER OF SUCH AIOIIi OF WAT, LEGEND G AGRI ULTURAL DISTRICT _,I , SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT HUNTINGTON BEACH ADOPTED MARCH NTH,SOL FmTl L IxDU30P5N ACDISTRICTIN PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION ® COMMUNITY R ESs STRICT CITY COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO 754 !BONE D BRRTBACN LI ® SINGLE F FlIDENCE DISTRICT AMENDED SEPTEMBER 6,1960 ORD NO 790 ®5 R. STRICT AMENDED OCTOBER ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AMENDED NOVEMBER379960 60 ORD ORDNNO7798 iwOTFAMKY RESIDENCE DISTRICT AMENOEO DECEMBER 19,1960 ORD NO 808 O LIMITED MULTIPLE FAMILY RE30ExCE OIETMCT AMENDED BY ZONE CASE: AMENDED MAY 15,1961 ORO NO 839 � MIONWAT COMMERCIAL O. 111,126.127.130.133.134.138.141,149,98,212,237,238 AMENDED NOVEMOCTOB ER S.191 ORD.ORD, N.67 AMENDED MAY 7,196 S.1961 OR8 N0.676 250,258,274,293 AMENDED MAY 7,1.1 ORD NO 099 B 900 SUFFIX LEGEND AMENDED JUNE I8,1962 ORD,NO 908 Q AS ADOPTED BY INTERIM ORD ms AMENDED AUGUST 6,1962 ORD NO. 918 AMENDED NOVEMBER 19.1962 ORD N0.937Q COMBMED WITH al PRODUCTION 26 zs AMENDED JANUARY 7,1963 ORD NO 946 ]3 x TALBERT AVE. I II II � MI _ d N > 30 GO m (U st X MI R4-X _ - C2 A I-X M I M I zr a T TAYLOR A _I H LINE TR l3W F rrI.BTT 20•I!0 MI RI C 2 SO = ONTARIO DR u RI .B IR OUEBEO DR RI RI R ,. j RI RI RIiALBERTA A R 3_ A. �� 2 E RI . —KON DR FRANXLIN A. DR 0 Y IN I ° RI $ NUNTTUIGN-ST - D R3 - ELLIS —DIM Ts TO MI R3 BD' C 2 C I2 M -_ znz R5 2 40 AI-X COMMODORE CR / Do$R3 M2-0 R3 21 I..„.,. 3iDf R5 = MI-0 R3 R5 29B 90 LOT 1 R5 8 R5DUN ERNEBT AVE m R5 U R3 C4 33D R5'AA N F 329TS�O( 3 R5 8 R 2 I-X MI-0 MI-0 B 3 DD = w R 5 `] 9 R5 � R2 LAI 0 W ER5 R5AC 300 QI R5?M R2 g GARFIELD AVE >A!S 15 38 > 3 E / MOM®FY,MUMNBTON NACx OMWH lY_� �LANNINQC SECTIONAL DISTRICT MAP 36-5-II .�. x.Et. NOTE ���.o�l�D: CITY OF w.N i�:w uT.Dt.w.Y Di NEG. N�w�vD t0 THE CEUTFn LEGEND wr'nxaLE SAwILYREADExa 18TRICT WTOSU[RSSwAONNKRU.IpIIEFL SA L1 RD4I>LTWR ICR T ADOVTED 2 RWL" T LANNINGCOMMISS1ON RESOLUTION ClioHUNTINGTON BEACHCITY U M OISTNR COUNCIL-ORDINANCE NO.771 AMENDED OCTOBER 2,1991 ORD.ND 970 ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA AMENDED MAY 2.W2 DRD NO.90D AMENDED MAY 21,,19 DOD.Na 903 SUFFIX LEGEND AMENDED JUKE 19,24 I ORD W.9 05 R AE ADDRI[D 91 IMT[RIN DRD.ttw AMENDED JANUARr zL 19E3 oRn NO.9Re AMENDED BY ZONE CASE ---RRaxr IwIM ecTRRCR Llxe 205,237,239,250,M e>>o a>at at>I TALBERT AVENUE J L aoo RI 3 RI K Or C4 R4—X RI JR1Rl RI Wb RI n p xE rn.Et16 to RI a A 1il RI RI R1. RI 3 RI RI -- - TAYLOR 3 S E RI 2RI _ m •LIAE TR.sea R4—X _ x RI RI�o z 8 J 21 R4 Xi ttD 0 t r t < u Oi C4 R4—X s 3 a 5 : R—I _ a IF fra xaoo � x f ~„ a = R5 R-1 i a R—I 2: ..Dt U R+X R•i,IR r GARFIELD AVENUE 35 a '3 2 ARTICLE -"t' R.1 ICE s, �� the- follow 0 maple P mi1 Residence— L�istrict0 Pro isions A lica�ble ` the fo owing prowls ones app Y n t e.- w s tr c t o Uses -Permitted0 Houses Permanent dwellings I (495°° ° II \ ° ° O 55615 v 5 t X ALO G rdei1 Agricultural and horticultural uses of a damest c purpose ancharacter, including greenhouses' but not Animal j husba indry hor barns a .storage houses s '.or .other nondwelling buildings which are appurtenant to agricultural' or horticultural purposes" (495O11rv1O20 556-.1) ��r�dv- U u I Accessories0 Gana e'0 Limit Usual accessorp ies�nr connection w t s fing a am y uses nc u ng a -pyrivate garage for passenger automoibles containing space for not to exceed I three such automobiles for each dwelling. 04P 3 Cara a Re ired0 Location. Th6re shall be a private jlia garage or usable and access a garage space as an accessory to . ] each and Pinery dwell.inng g and such gara a and/or space. shall be on. the same lot with dwelling°` (4950 A°1O�0aa 55601) �f,�q ` ;`I ,. �� ry6rva R�t _, .Servants'.quarters shall. not be,...., .. nrOW1 th k c�hen arrang nts or facilities,) nor other T. � visions for the preparation .or serving of meals° (495011°10 Q,b., F k , S s- Not more than one. sign,gn, placard, or \, .�Q��:�✓rothe r �.d'_ver sing devise may bie erected., painted on,, or made, a party of any Premises; and such sign shhall be unlighted and have an area of not more than two square feet. (495 2ll,,16 556 s1) �a o2 -9-4343 Building Height. No dwelling or accessory nuild1 g s all exceed h r y eet (309 ) in height nor consist of m-ire than two stories. (495s11°2. 5516s1) Buildin Site : 4inimum. Area, The minimum lot 1 W1,ea oar a'n s .- blm ydvvellint�, shall be rive thofa-s_snd-- ( ; 59000). square' feet, exce t as otherwise provided in lis ,s ticl.e and in Section (495 :11®31s1° 556 :1) �7 3 �� �. V , 2 Houses on Lot. There may be one or more single am y 'we ngs on any lot having an area of ten £ thousand (109000) square feet or more provided there is not less than :five thousand (5fl000) square feet of lot area for each dwellings and in such case if one is placed in the rear of the other no wall of one dwelling shall be closer than fifteen feet (151 ) to the nearest mall of the other, (495 : 11.3a2. 556 :1) 9 93i*.-k Minimum Lot 11fidth Area. Each lot shall have an aver4ge w dt U—not less than y feet .(509 ) and an . area of not less than five thousand (5,000) square feet, Exception: Existing Lot. Any lot existing- at the etc ve date of Ordinance No, 495, and held under separate ownership may be used as a buildin site for any use permitted in this Article, (495:11.3:3. 559:1) �,203•� 53 Lots of Record Prior to Districting Ordinance, Regar ess. , o er prow sons ere, , on any ot or parce of land uhich is under one ownership and which consists of two or more lots, each of which is lees than 5,000 square feet in area and each of which was shorn on a subdivision map recorded in the office of the County Recorder prior to- the adoption of Ordinance No. 495, and was shown thereon abutting a dedicated street, there may be' one or more dwellings, duplexes or multi- ple dwellings or any combination of such buildings provided there are not more apartments or housing; units than the number of complete, recorded lots included r;rithin such parcel,. and provided further that all yard and spacing requirements of Chapters 92, 93-ash 94,Eand the City Building ,ode are met, (495 :11.3 :4. 5�6 :1) ?sue f6 %1� - Distance between Accessor. f, Main Buildings, Acces sort' buildings shall e at leastsix feet (67 ) from the main building. (495 :110 :5. 556.1) S 0�45_.• Yards. The following yards shall be provided and man Med: Front Yard, A front yard of not less than twenty feet ( except as provided in Article (495 :11.4 &1 556 :1) 177 c 9" 5d'- Side Yards. Side yards each'of which shall have a widtE olo not Tess Tffan dour feet (49 )9 except as provided in Article. M(495 :11.4:2. 556 :1) c� I S- 15 v3 Rear Yard. A rear yard of not less than twenty G feet , excefT as ovided in section and accessory buildin s may occupy up to fifty per cent 50ro of such rear yard. 1495 :11.4:3 556:1) VJU�_� � U 3 y 1:�3D Sin INTENT This District permits development under the provisions set �i"in the Rl. S,FoR,D. a or this District pefmits modification of certain provisions set forth therein. However. -the provisions. of this District are intended to produce developments which meet standards of* open space, light, air, pedestrian circula. tionq vehicular circulation, and density of dwelling units which are compatible with and similar to the regulations of the Rls S.F.R,,D,, Upon application, the RI®PD5 District may be applied to arees deemed suitable for such development by the Planning Commission. The provisions set forth herein provide standards for developin plans and tract maps; also, these standards provide criteria for Judging such plans and tract maps, (940.2) -SZ2M&= PUFtE'OSE� The primary purpose of this District is to allow and encourage creation of superior living environments through the use of modern planning techniques; therefore, the develop. er is encouraged to obtain a trained and experiened land planner, registered architect, or landscape architect to prepare tract sea s and plans, to be submitted under the terms of this Chapters whicg will assures to Designs based on the 'common green' concept of park,, recreation or open green areas ad. joining residential properties,, 2. More desirable living environments, 3. Development of imaginative . subdivisions and better use of the land, 4. The Antegration of housing with public uses and park areas, , 5. Full ,use of-'and maximuin quantity of open ' space for parks or recreation areas. 6. Creative site planning for housing, (940.2) 5-99$6-2 USES: Only one permanent single family dwelling shall be peon eac lot toggether with the usual and customary accessory structures and uses. (940.2� DENSITY. The density of families per gross acre may approximate the density permitted by the Ral Siig le Family Residence District, provided the maximum density shall not exceed five single family dwelling units per gross acre devoted to residential use. (940.2) AREA AND WIDTH. The size of lots may be reduced below t e m mum perm tte y t. e R-1 District or the Subdivision. Ordinance, but shall not be less than 4800 square feet in net area. Intetior lots shall not be less than 60 feet wide at the front yard line, and corner lots shall not be less than 70 feet wide at the j _,Alms&._va.rd Line„ (940.2) i,►,.. PL„ NITING RESWME DISTRICTS S `j •, -3--9 1'6'04° LOT COVERAGE,, The ground floor area of all roofed structures, on lots not abutting a park or recreation area, shall not occupy more than 457. of the lot area,, On lots abutting a park or recreation area such structures shall not occupy more than 557. of the lot area. 1940°2) FRONT YARD SETBACKS,, Variation in front yard setbacks is encouraged, but the average set ack- within the development shall not be less- than 12 feet. One-Third of the lots within the development may have a setback of 10 feet, and corner lots shall have a setback of at least 15 feet. No two story structure shall have a setback of less than 15 feet. No garage which is entered directly from the front street shall be setback less than 22 feet. (940,2) S 93 6 6 , ,IDE YARD SETBACKS The sideyard setback for one story dwellings s all not be less t an feet an or two story dwellings, , not less than 8 feet. However, the exterior side yard of a corner lot shall not be less than 10 feet, Any garage which is entered directly from the side street of a corner lot shall be setback 22 feet from such street line. The standard five ft, and eight ft° side yards for one stv�ry and two story structures, respectively ma be reduced to zero on two ad- joining lots and a common or party wall utilized for the _dwellings° The resulting opposite side yards shall be 10 feet for one story and 16 feet for two story structures and shall be perpetually-maintained as open yard, ' �z ,? Jam► I- REAR YARD SETBACK The rear yard setback shall. not be less than, provided that for lots abutting a park or recreation area, the rear yard shall not be less than 10 feet for one story structures, and 15 feet for two story structures, (940,2) —Q 23 -- 8� HEIGHT, No building or structure shall exceed a height of two stories or 0 eet, (940,2) ems° PARK AND�T ION AREAS. Sga,agg- Exc�,g. 1. All land area accumulated through the permitted reduction in lot size shall be devoted to parks and/or recreation areas. 2° • Public utility and other simtalar easements shall not be computed as part of the space exchange. Desk to Park and recreation areas shall have a mininum.:area of one acre, and shall be designed as an integral part of the housing develop- ment. I 2: , V/ PLANNING G BEttff�LCE DISTRICTS .a�aowrrs�v 2. Corridors or 'fingers* of park areas between rows of lots may be created to connect said lots to a large central green. These corridors or °fingers' of park area, to be computed under the space exchange, shall have a minimum net width of 30 feet for a maximum ;net length of 180 feet, Such corridors or 9f ingers' of -park areas may exceed 180 feet in length, but they should not extend more than 350 feet from a large central ggreen. Corridors or ,fingers ' of park area that' exceed 180 feet in length shall be more than 30 feet wide and should average 70 feet in width for any distance beyond the first 180 feet, 3. Any large central green, or park and recreation area shall be of such size and dimension that it will bla suitab a for . , group recreation. 4. Design of park and recreation areas shall be judged by the Planning Commission on the following basis ti a. The relationship between housing and park or recreation areas shall be so designed that as many homes as possible , will adjoin said area, b. One large park may be created,, provided the Planning Commis s ion shall approve such a design on the basis that it creates a desirable relationship between housing and - park areas, and' is otherwise in harmony with other :re- quirementFs of this section, 5. The rear yards of lots, which adjoin perk and recreation areas, shall receive the same fencing treatment, (940.2) 7 PARK IMPROVEMENT AND MAINTENANCE All park and..recreation areas_ s a be fu y mprove y the deve oper eluding landscaping, recreation facilities, Lighting and other pertinent facilities. Pro. vision for perpetual clean maintenance of such areas Shall be approved by the Planning Commission, (940.2) 3 ,N t=22&L 1 DEVELOPMEhT,�RIGHTS# All rights for development within park an recreations, exc us ve of that shown on the initial ap. proved development plan' shall be deeded to the City„ Nothing shall be constructed erected, or enlarged, except landscaping plants and materials, wi;Aout the express permission of the Planning Commission,, (940.2) PUBLIC PARKS Upon arutual agreement between the owner or owners and the tL Cle park and recreation areas may be dedicated to the City for public use, provided such areas are of an approved size, shape, improvement, and location so as to be readily accessible and usable by the general public. (940.2) i I � RES ME��CE DISrRICTS S R F STREET PAPKING 10 Each dwelling unit shall have on the. same lot 'a minimum. of two covered. autwobile- parking. spaces. Each space shall be at least 9 feet' wide and 19 feet.. 16ngs .. net dimensions end be provided with adequate and saft access. , (940,,2) 2. No garage door or carport entrance shall face directly on or obtain access directly from .'any .ma.-Jor, primary., or sec!,; ondary high way, as defined by the Huntington Beach Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways, 3b Each parking space which faces a street ree't shall be reqopppd with a door to provide for its complete enclosure. SIZ , OF DWELLING UNITS. Each dwelling unit shall have a gross_ f156r area of not less tban-. 1. 900 square feet for I bedroom unit, 20 1100 square feet for 2 bedroom unitsp 3. 1300 square feet for 3 or more bedroom units.. Gross floor area shall not include gbragesq carports9 accessory bu' ildin. gq porches, or patios.. For the purpose of this sectiono a dwelling unit is defined :as consisting of a living room, kitchen, .bat;hrioo' m and any number of closets. Each additional room* shall- be considered a bedroom..' (940.2) E LPRM.D 2 7 -� LIE A petition for a change of zone to the M.-AU .- Planned Sin e ramily Development District shall be made by the fee owner of the land or by the purchaser, leasee, or optionee -in conjunction with--the fee owner. A gross area 'of 10 -acres, shall be the minimum size parcel to which this District may be applied. The petition for zoning property R1.PD5 shall be accompanied' ty preliminary plans for- division of the property and a brief outline 'of the type of structures., proposed park areas, and their maintenance. Zoning pro erty to R1;-PD5 shall be accomplished as prescribed ,by Article Prior to issuance of any building permit, or recordation of a fifidl tract map for an ortion of the development, a Use Permit A be..a pp roved by the pPlanntng Commission pursuant to_S-ajatJi=,s40 a= . of the Huntington Beach: Ord-1vence"'C6de. The applicatio-1 or such Use Permit shall be accompanied by precise and dotailed plans include- si signed by the designer. These plans shall . 9 0 1. A map showing the size, shape and location of all lots and their relation' to street# park and .-recr#ation areas and other public and private facilities, 2. A plot plan showing the locationnof all buildings, fencesi and -----------.parking proposed to be constructed by the developer..,, 3b A plan of all landscaping, proposed to be installed, INC Rtr' ,' DISTRICTS S 4. A plan of all recreation areaso depicting their proposed size, use, and facilities to be installed. 5. A detailed program for perpetual clean maintenance of all park and recreation areaso and facilities 6. Any other information the Planning Commission may deem necessary to assure that the intent and purpose of this District will be fully realized. (940.2) g i A ti n b th Planni Commission In taking action, the ann ngCommission may deny a permit, may grant a permit as submitted, or may grant a permit subject to conditions„ (940<.2) DeveUpment Sub ect to Conditions,, Any planned singe ami y development, as approved, sNaTT Be sub conditions imposed, also, all provisions of Chapte (subdivision ordinance) of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code shall be com- plied with, unless otherwise herein provided and approved in the adoption of the tract map or precise plans of the development (940.2) f '- Dutyof the Buildi Ins vector, following approval of a Plannedsingle Family DeveLopment Use ermit, the Building Superintendent shall ensure that development is undertaken and completed in conformance with the approved plans. (940.2) �0 Ex it tion of-a Use Permit Pb In any case where a Planned S le amily Development Use Permit has not been used within one year after the date of granting thereof, then without further action, the Use Permit shall be null and void (940.2) W3 4 Time .ten ions Extensions of time limitations in t` i .s art cle may a grant`te by the Planning Commission upon showing of good frith and effort by the permittee. Failure to so comply with time limitations shall be by reason of conditions beyond the e.ontrol of the permittee. (940.2) ci a 39 �' �F��e At The determination of the Planning Commission may provided by o of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. If no appeal taken within the time pees, cribed the determination of the P1 ning Commission shall be final,, �-Gz� r`C � 15 PLANNINGm R DISTRICTS ARTICLE v�sma vs 9.2, G ARTICLE RAt2 DISTRICT *2-4 --S I Two-Famitv Residence District. Provisions Applicable, The f;ttftng pro°vas ons s M apply In the ©2 District, Uses Permits RQ1 Uses,, Alt uses permitted in the R-1 Distr ct. 95s y .a. �arran Dw_Llin Dwellings, two-family dwellings and buildings designsge�" an fitended to house more than two families, as pro vided in this Article. (495o13oao2) Addition 1 Dwellin on Lot There may be established an additlona'� we ling on any of ob a on y one dwelling existed on the date 'Ordinance No. 495 became effective, wherever the lot meets the area requirements of this Article and such additional dwelling can be located as provided in this Article. (495o13oa O) Vel. 3 S --n33w 2.3 Usual Accessories Garages. The usual accessories Izi connect o permissible u figs 9 provided, however,, that there shalt, 'be a private garage or accessible and usable garage space having a ceps. city of at least one automobile for each dwelling or apartment establishe, on the same lot, but for not more than two automobiles for each such dwel lAng or apartment (495 o 13 o a o 4) �. Gl► -- --m� - Sims. Not more than one sign placard, or other a4ver. tising ev Fe maybe erected, painted on, or made a part of any premises-1 and such sign sball be unlighted and have an area of not more than three (3) square feet. (495.13aaa5) �.?G, 33- Building He�ightt, No build in structure, or accessory to either; s a excee thirty t3 feet in height nor consist of more than two stories. (495o13ob) i I � PLANNING REStMlq(�-= DISTRICTS S ' Buildin Site- Mini urn Width Area Each dwelling or dup exa or mu t p e we ng to permissible s all be situated on a lot having a width of not less than fifty feet (501) at-:)ng the adjoining street and an area of not less than five thousand (59000 square feet. E e ti ns Lot Existing Prior Di tr t:�n nance, Said min morn prov s ns OF—wifth and areas all not app y to any lot of less than said width and area existing on the date Ordinance No. 495 becomes effective. 230,% L, Area- for EP h Unit Subject to sectio here s all beo. a Dwe!!Anp, At least 2a500 square feet of lot area for sac we ing. al3ocoloa) -9 9334M D At least 4,000 square feet of lot area for eachduplex, al3ocalab) S-933423 Apartment— At least 2,000 square feet of lot area for each apartment wfi ch is within or a part of any multiple- dwelling. (495a13acolac) ' Distfince between F nt Rear B i din s If separate dwellings are constructed or estiblisbed so t at one is in the rear of the other, they shall not be less than fifteen feet (150) from each other; and accessory buildings shall be not less than six feet (61) from any other building on the same lot. (495a13aca2) f2.(( Yn s The following yards shall be provided and mainta ae o �,e3L •/ Wit, Yard. A front yard of not less than fifteen feet 9 except as provided in Article (495o13odo1) 9T 1-74�•�- ,9 9 95 de Yards Side yards each of which shall have a Mi dth of-not less than four feet (40) except as provided injection ,���4S95o13ada2) r 3 Rear Y�lyd.�; A rear yard of not less than ten feet Iri�fA� (10 ) provided. 3 S 2331 Co" er. Lots.- On corner lots, the rear of which abuts on an a leyg the urear yard need not be more, and shall not be less than four feet (4©) wide- but accessory buildings mayy occupy up to sixty per cent (60%5 of rear yard area. (495o13,do3) 17 -- - / h-h 00 1 G W G-,/O 5 CT,.J 1 `)EnJTJ 41 a - TzCLE-93-5=- ; R13 DISTRICT -9 Y t.imi ed iuLt le-Fanlit Residence D stri�ct� . . �'sc visions (, s�l , .,. . k py t c ip � s t oe sg . �� . .5- w tT es Permittcedo R�IR�-2, Uses AYE:, uses •perml ed Ah .:t°t. j; a istr cto. a0 e 0 , e is CourtsaCue t 'Homes' Schools• Etc Apartment _ ._.,�. ; ? ohs ps a ung aloes courts, group . ouses er ng �aouses. a doming o •_ { frraternity houses .and private clubs, �private 6r pu'blic- institutions O tzl d!duc `tional oz. philanthropic -nature lieh .are, ubt-rendering: ,treatment f�a att stcal or-mental diseases,$:. and-• churches of a permanent. patulreo C135A3.902) °•� 'C!S 95 L lbr Mies. Utili Buildinks,,--Ho"s itels o Permit Libb 7cr 1 Nuse mS Pu is U la.-spy Bui ngs.a Hoop to s an .onus escent -.and Relit comes a4 subject to issuance of a. conditional -permit from the t C®uncil ;, upon.lrecommendation,.of tire. Piaganing Com'miss i®n sho'wing�that the'--gra�itlW,_ of such permit under .the� conditions Imposed,evi l ',Oreser a the intended character of the .disti�i.ct the utility and val"e of adjacent .property. j . f' Wil he general welfare of the. .neighborhood, ` - j I 30./. .. o - C �l; o ditions of Permit Such co' nditions .may j ,ra.rd (`areas fl, screen ng y, ages.'or ences�,' parking- reas� height tca�t and other measures, to carte•:o ff: aria• in ant, csf� Chao�tera, 92�„ V3' �toli�q$ 495-15.103' 55bo1). .�x, gG -'3 Similar,'E rises-- .SubjOci. to the respective limi.t�tl4c ._, r 1d opt er-. s ailar eraterpr s�s� a es�: in the poini.®n 'of the Commis sloV) ithey would bee byeco�arison v4th those mentioned in this, Article, `ZeL.3a'.-� mental to .the particular, neighborhood'-in which`• located, or to 'be local, (49.50150,104 5560l) ' .• - _1 ;j ;-' --- R 'Si n :' t � re. iha aigrns ..p adards or other cwr_YP g Uevices .,Which, hawse-.,a tptaU.ares. of not_ more than s;ix ® W squaeet- 'ecept t �- .sch�s ��-6, _clubs- and churches may ' e f ; of' not i .re• then ,4 ghteezi (ifs). sl6are feet of Such s i gn space' in. add tion., to a ,tgrners t6j%e$ nameplate, ®k other such; V,13,rdi.ng. formed of, bu'11di.n -T�aterial- zich, is made. a-permanent part off pus. bu-1"cil ;�5�3.5.01 � t�. 556i-O_ V 5. 7111. 1 Usual Accessories �"`h�f, usual accessories can the Aame lot �.x c� �: w,.� a a�' � "b � buja �dings (495n,15.1;6o 556- 1) Buildine Heivzhtq No building structure or accessory t:o a it s` at L exceed forty-five feet (45 8 3 in height, nor cons i t t of more than three (3) stories.' (495-.15020 556C- 1) C.0r Buildin Sitee, Minim , Width. Area. Each building Ito ,fie permissi e s a1 a located. upon a. ot nof less than fitt y feet (501 ) in average width and having an area of not less than five thousand (5,,004) square feet. `�3, cce- ti®n° 19et xistin Prig to I3,istrictin 0rdina �aceo Oafa rnxn mum p avision o wit area s � not apply to any lot of less than said width and area which wiis held sander separate ownership and misting on the date Ordinance No., 495, hecaame effective. (506011) 1, t Area for , ache Unit. Theie shall be at least seven�hu re f1X—ty- 0square eet of lot area for each apart- vent or each single dwelling unit. (495�.;15e3, 1 , 55601) Yam The following yards shall he provided and maintained A Fron Y rd A front yard of not less than ten feet. except as provided in Articl 7 (495 s 1 S,4 m 10 596 z,1.2) Side °bards Side yards, each of which shall havc a wi.dtl eaf prat less thaw. zaur feet (4©) except as provdied in Aarta-s-.).�, 97� U �11 Buildi.n s e For each story over two (2) , the side yam a ° �ae�ase y erne- foot (11 ) . (495015A-.20 556 F , r ARTICLE'9` 7" O 3 3 RA4 DISTRICT Multi 1e-FaMil Residence District, Provisions A �ee�� 11 o the prov s ons o the m str c an other provisions of Chapters'-929 93$ +� 94 icable the shalt also apply to the R..,4 District, exce'{t that in theR.4 Di trict regardless of front yard provisions in Article , there s a ,: be a mimimum front yard of not less than four feet (49) and no existih front yard on adjoining property shall cause said four. . foot (4 ) front yard to be increased or decreased in depth. (495a ? 7 55601) ART ICLE c 9`" Ot RA4 DISTRICT Multiple,,Familv Residence District-. Provisions . r ctb?e!4'T1X o t e prow ons o thePY19 strict an of er proms s of Chapters! 929 9% 94 � able thereto shall also apply to the Rm4 District, �xcedt that in .���R�4 Di tr�ic����/� regardless of front yard provisions in ArticieY— t ere s aka be a mimimtum front yard of not less than four f et (4 8) and no existih front yard on adjoining property shall cause said four. . foot (4 ) front yard to be increased or decreased in depth. (495�,". J SS6;1) ARTICLE `1 3 V R15 DISTRICT (507.1) . ! %359 Sit;terent o£ Intent and p£' Dees. A. � � .is district is primarily intended for land and struc- tures io rovide ho tel fl motel,, trailer park and high density housing accomoda ions for transients, small family groups and vacation visie:o1ii.. It is fu Sher intended to provide as a part of these accomodations such per nal services establishments as are necessary to serge the. occupants B., ,It is further intended to provide professional services in addition to the 'bode accomodationso Co (' a district is- not, however, intended for gen6ral shopping or merchandising. (80702) ff uses Permitted The following permitted uses and regulat ns s aYI apply y �c 41R.5 District"". All front and side and requirements shall be in addition to . those required by tKe Master Plan of Streets and Highways shall be applicable in this Article. All parking requirements specified shall include adequate ingress and regress in accordance with commission Policy. (807_2.;; Profess 1 Offices. Professional services may be locate n pro ess�.ona us ne' uU1dings or other office structu6le._� and not necessarily within hotels'. m.atels, trailer parks or apartment buildings. Professional offices, are defined as office for the conduct -of' anyone of the following uses only- Accouaitant£ architect,, attorney,,. chiropractor,, collection agency. dentist,, engineers, insurance broker optometrist,, p ysic an and ,surgeon,, private detecttve,, .rea estate salesp social worker,, surveyor pharmacies,, diagnostic laboratories o biochemical laboratories - where they do not exceed 1500 sq. ft. in gross floor area or similar use approved by the Plano ping Commission. Parking Requirements. .(10 ft. x 20 ft. ) One parking space for each 300 sq. ft,, gross floor area. (807.2) 3 5 D�� TTh followingy _uses g��s�i�all j'be p��vermitted in this sub�j€�ct O.o the !S£9.puance of USE PEteM i o . (803.2) 435. Q�a 0 a Hotel Motels and Trailer. Parks ' `Permi.tted n this District, subject to i.ssua?,,ice of a Use h:-1,nimum Ar6 'Trailer Para 2. 5 acres,,,- Maximum DenajU for .il a 14 Spades per gross acgc� Trailer Park Wall Rcuireaents o. Five foot concrete block or masonry wall or equivalent as ap- proved by the Planning Commission ,hall be required as a. buffer on all boundaries of Trailer Parks, Trailer Park�Sewe�rConnected sarewer line system shall be required in-all cases, Minimum Area for Flotelsg 9,000 sq. ft. Minimum Fronte-e for Motels or Trailer Parke-. 70 feet, _ _ -.1'$Ob3�"®�"C'IpOx+NCF�".�.�0sfR17JIItlii'ffis9LXT^ S - 18! Pa king Raeauire��zeaats o (10 f t, 2c 20 ft.) � One parking space for each dwelling,, space or sleepb ; unit, ( 07,3) 93S/,az cp� S - 2 Service Est btishmentso . Permitted in this District 41 a �Sn ot— mote, g c� ° traf.ter park- subject to issuance of a Use Pergrita In all cases the major entrance shalt be by way of an inner or lobby for the development. No major or public entrance shall be permitted access to the front yard area, Service Establishments Defined; restaurants, cocktail lounges barber mops, beauty shops, or dry cleaning agencies, travJet t-ure aus, magazine stands and other similar uses which meet the approv iO of the Plannin Commission, Sc NfuY i to Pamit l:wettin `Tn5ts Permitted in this D i a tri.ctB except that two un is or esi are not permitted, Pt Area Pe )Itment r AiaJ r `-t `�'hcr,c, _shal.i be at least 750 'squgare feat of lot area for each apartmeri for F>ach single dwelling unit:, a'- i Reguirements, (1.0 feet x 20 feet�� �vrag a or carport for each dwelling unit a minimum, & ea, 7,000 square feet, 70 feet (807,29 961,29 991) ��5�'� to �Pa�bli- Ipd u--�siPffil-ic Uses Churches, lodges, fist .olt�.. nuses, private or p�xblicons institutions, rooming bolas(. tti-re i.ng houses I and rest homes. Re ire6ientso _C10 feet x 20 feet �..,Y q g rking space for each six seats in churches or places of, publ.is v ,a ., e space f6r e . ch dwelling or sleeping unit sphere, applicable; e so 68000 s qua re feet, Frgnt 60 feet. (961a2) Yard Re ui.i emecnts for all Permitted Uses o �?r,n t._X rd° �°i a �£eet minimum ' except that aloe the state highway a-�..K. �___.._� � e P g g y fr-cixntage here Is,hall. be required a minimum ,of 50 feet setback from .�i tAng rightlof-way. Five, :feet minimum,, r Yard 0 FivO feet minimem except where pt-rmittees use abuts an RBI n s r icte then there shell be required a minimum of 15 feet. ti.p istanceo Minimum distance between unattached dwelling group. ` L. Vlpi���n mtm distance between arage or carport and unattached. ��Fi,;1 0.np Pyroupsl. 0 10 feet. (&07.23 nq 353 � i�eis t ;s�a ; i�;ns till i'era: x:ed U - V'.GS$C4' S,�31'1.C' lhi3.. F "tSSLM. Maximum building height. �� fees or three .stories. (807 2) p, y All Permitted �-Onl.r signs ?pertaining to the business of occupants located Oil the premises shall be poxmitted in the R-5 Zone. Lighted or unlighted signs t4iich are ndt attached to the building advertlai. ,the business or services conducted on the premises may be erected in the following conditiogns e A.- The sign area_ $mall not. exceed one sq. ft. for each two fto of premises frontage but not to exceed one hundred sqq, fto maximum. In alT uses a minimum sign area of 25 sq. ft. shall be permissible; B. The sign shall be located not further from. the center of the premises frontage than a distance equal to 20' of such frontage, unless the writ-ton permission of the owner or lessee of adjoining property nearest the sign location is filed with the Building Department. O. If sign is n6t attached to a building each support shall not exceed cigit 08) inches in width or diameter and if more than one support is used, a clear unobstructed open. sng not less than thirty (30) inches wide shrill be pro® prided and maintai.ned between supports. ($07.2) Mi.xal.mum Ar--- acne specs ficed � ���vir��aentso � �00 :fm x 20 It�jiTCY•_CG...=lJ+Rk•��••/OneI L-�7�.�,`� O��' Or- Q�i'aaSi�kSa88.ng space for each 300 sq. 'ti; of gross fluor areas. . 807.3) •y3 S- e s Ao redxcatio No building shall be used or constructed foy any uses permitted in iEe IIR-5 District" nor shalt a permit for the construction of such buileling be 'Issued by the Building Department, nor. shall y land be used where thr� Land upon TAictz such buildin i -to .be used or,used, On where the Land to, be used for said uses abuts upon, ,.pwd the ifigres-s or eg ess:-to t e said building is upon any in. dicated Arter3st Highway shown on the Master Plan of Stree(4 and Highways adopted Februarys t9579 and as hereafter cn3v iO4 until and unless the right-of-way for such highway to the width shown on the Taster Plan', has been dedicated to ed in the City of Huntington Beach, Ba roveme is No final notice- of completion be issued y t Ve ii ng Depart me nth until such required dedication of right-of-way as described in sub-paragraph A of" this : section has been improved by installatian of curbs, gutters, and street drainage in full compliance with' the Cie y of Huntington Beach street standards,, or until with the consent of the City Engineer,, an agreement Is entered into with the City. in accordance with an accepted plate of im�' provements. In' the event an agreement foj. the improveme-nt 3 is entered unto,' tine City Council may require that' the agreement be secured by a good and suffocient bond,, it may accept in lieu thereof a- cash deposit,, which bond or cash deposit shall be in an amount equal, to tree cost of the improvements estimated by the City Engi-neer. (807.3) 2y 7 a v cx ARTICLE ��1"EIGHBCRHO0D COMMERCIAL DISTRICT tlses .Permitted. The following permitted uses and regulations shall . apply in. tT 70- Neighborhood Commercial District: —�-� - - All front and side yard requirements shall be in addition to those required by, the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and Highways. All I provisions 'of the Master Flan of Arterial :streets and Highways shall be applicable in this Article. Any developme: t permitted by this Article: t.:at has ;a41 .;-fQA 1<1 :;.:"t ' ? acre or more shall have at least five. percent of its off-street ! 1) zking ",-at landscaped and continuously maintained. The area of such development shall include all buildings,parking areas drive- qA ways end any area accessory thereto. (731.6. 1029.1) t�etail Stores. . 'The following retail stores with indicated I parking and yard requirements; , 1� Antique shops j . Apparel. shops Bakery gLOas. Book or stationery stores Drug and pharmacy stores .6. D.r.yg'oods or notions. ' a IAa.o.rA.sts or gift shops 8. Grocery,, fruit or vegetable stores 9. Haxdt4 era or electrical appliance I 10. Jewelry stores Jill., _ Liquor stores l_2. Meat or delicatessen 13,_ P,ackt%,:,ed :ice stations 1.4, l Photc. ru is supplies or ;studio ��� p` top^• .�. Umilas retail estri'b, shments' ccridi.acted entii. within a building Isec<uizemezir� (1�7 .ft. x 20 ft.) i C"ne parki�tig at.)are for each 200 sqr f t. of gross .floor area:, I � f: • .If . , � ^,d.::r. ei cw';) 'ier ti:l.at abuts rui t� District. -then 1.0 J 7 9/0, Z PLAINNING MEER DISTRICTS -��-v�— Rear Yard,, None except w ,.ere lot abuts an R District,, then 10 feet. . 2 Services- Establishments The following services with 3z pa�a' gements 4 L . Automsab•'ile service stations (no major repairs, metal, Kork or painti..-ago only new unused, merchandise may be stored out. side the main building., 2. Banks . 3. Barber and beauty shops 4. Dressmaker or millinery shops � 56 Laundry or cleaning agencies, hand laundries, and gelf service laundries. 6o ' Hospitals, sanitariums or rest homes provided s use permit is first .approveda 7. Offices; ;busine.st or professional 8. parkLng, tots 9 qQ Public UttUity offices Ui em (10 ft. x 20 fto space) 0� r, ss maker or MUT Une y a oars�_Laundry 2r GleaniW&Awe ciesPub 1 li c ut' 1i OaffI tote p��� oo ar�:ab ing space for each 300 sq. ft. of guess e�i:tsls S .Ek,t ur s or Rest domes ?fficeso si.ness or Fr .` SQ \ ff es q _10 ON .Irking space for each sleeping, dwelling or trawler I--3ad - lot abuts an R District. Re Yard ezxceot where lot .abuts an R District. PLANNING, � DISTRICTS S �3ft� ,,,sftgmitted Q Assorted , I The fol�.o ing gri n is pag ng an yar requirements 1. Churchls. clubs, or lodges 2, telslp 'hotels or trailer parks 3, eump, art galleries or industrial exhibits 4. Multiple family residential units (3 or more apartment units) 5. Public utility substation structures t_______Par in Requirements . (10 ft,, x 20 ft. space) Chu �� clubs or lodges, museums,, a al leries. °o One parking space .or each six seats or for eac 100 sq. ft.. of as'sembly area, teil hotels Trailer Parks or rru ti le family Residential y;�itss G ..CCST�'SftitL^"1�^ '�5C3 S19t6SC@.per I '�ne parking space for each sleeping., dwelling or trailer space tuli.to ,Public utility substation structures,.,, None Yard Reouirementso Front yards 10 feet Side yards 5 feet Rear yards 10 feet (73106) Uses Permitted - Other - The following uses-. Such other uses fis the Commission may determines with approval by the City Council , to be similar,, not more objectionable, or unharmonious to the surrounding property. . Parking a uirements As determined by Resolution of the Planning Commissioano� Yard Reouirements_ .As determined by Resolution of the Planning Commissiono 03). �) �y! 480— Si ns Only signs pertaining to the business - p of occupantslocated ated on the premise shall be permitted in the C&1 zone. Lighted or unlighted signs which are not attached to the . 'a -7 rk'NNL ING ""R_ .R DISTRICTS S building advertising the business or products for sate on the vises may be erected in the following conditions: ao The sigh area shalt not exceeO one sqo ft. for each two ft. of premises frontage but not to exceed one hundred sq. - ft, maximum. In all cases a minimum sign area of 25 sqo ft. shalt be permissible. bo The sign shalt be located not further from the center of the premises frontage than a distance equal to 107. of such frontage, unless the written permission of the owner or lessee of adjoining property nearest the sign location is fitee with the Building Department, co If the sign is not attached to a building each support shall not exceed eight (8) inches in wie4th or eiameter and if .more than one support is used, a clear unob- structed opening not less than thirty (30) inches wide shall be providbd and maintained between supports (73106) Heieht and lire Yteguiremextta o Minimum lot area: None Minimum lot dimensionso- None Maximum building heights 35 feet (73106) i ARTz LE-- 3 J - ('t9f�II�Ii'I:`.-1 DISTRICT Tine irsl u�a.t��; l;Frx,i L et? uaes and regulations shall a-pply in the ✓ r. I "/` •ylil;iiL7:1.� ifl��:C1t?,'"y� D st%'iGt< All front, and. side vard ,requiremezits shall be, in addition to those - ! L • the Ia tax Flan of. Are.t°iaA streets and Highways. A1.1 ; Provision' s of the Ma,lst er .E iza , of Arterial. a Orr ets and I•Ii.ghola Shall c1 ) l :traW1.e ia- this iirt:, 1e. ;"s..n de�rP opr%=:n.t -�)er°mi.tted by t,hi6 A.vtic.le that has r:ua area of on icx e or por'6 ,hall .have a� least five percent of :it oft-street parking lot landscaped and cont-Inuo,61y adainta"ined. , 1'he are6" of s iclj r evl• .Ivpaj Mt shall imclpde all buildings, :pax°klmg ar•easti drivew<lys d any, area I accessory. thor eto, /731a6, 10 9�) -��- Uses Per m' ttea I uses ter m i`Ceu Ant the el .Zoae under of GI�L reg- Yf4t olfts except miiq rtlla' w`M4Lwg unit so t Cits fo ,la n'.6 retail 'stoi;4 L9 �a card'+ i2_ .sa'.. _. ryger�:,ies, �1"Ah �.tacidersticF x€emirs and „ervicea Clothing stoles 4o Department stckres 5.: Etectrical ,suppty stops : 66 Feed. and IFuel st®res '(entirely, within. a building devoted` to retail sales.) ; 7o Frozen food lockers ' (retail only) 8. LFurnfture stores 9. lee Storage houses -(limit capacity- to" f ire , (5)" tons). 10. Liquor.-stored$ _and on-sale liquor establishments Al, ' News stands ; 1.2. Paint stores". I3 o Pei; shops * 14o Plant nurseries • (fertilizOr stored within •buildin s). i50. Piumbing. supply 'shops i 16. .. Printing shops; a 176 Similar uses conducted entirely within a. building as the 'L.3 mission may determine, with approval of than City C;)uncil., ro iK similar, not more objectionable, or unharmonious is the sur. rounding property Auditoriums, meeting halls,, for fraternal and service organizatio.nn; el) Business colleges and private schools i �p) The following services: In bars, cafes and restaurants (including dancing ana:7 enteAtainneraz ; : 20 blueprinting and photostating 3. Bowling alleys, billiards, pool.-halls 40, Catering establishments 5. Gasoline service stations, including tire show and minor repait (new and ,unused merchandise may be stored outside the main Electric distribution, substations. - 7, Launderettes and dry cleaning establishments using no more thZ2.111 two (2) clothes cleaning units s none of which shall have a rats +l capacity in excess of forty (40) pounds, using cleaning fluift which is non-explosive and non-inflammable at a temperature boli)i, one hundred and thirty-eight (138) degrees Pahrenheit. 8." R-ledical and dent:l. laboratories 9. Mobile Trailer sales, 10. . Pr,ovie Theaters. 11. music Conservatories, 12. Skating rinks (ice or roller skating), 1130 Public garages, (731,8) Limitations on Permitted uses in 0-2 Zones. Every use permitted in a 0-2 zone shall be subject to the follo.a ing conditions and limitations: 1. Storage sh ll be limited to accessory storage of commoditieis sold at retail on p emises,. 2.. IProducts made incident to a permitted use shall be sold efll;Y at retail on premises. 3, ' Not more than seven (7) persons may be emnloyed in such !:roa cussing and treatment of products. 4. iEvery business except gasoline service stations nurse ya and similar uses normally conducted in the open shall be eonIkI.c1 wholly within a. bu.ildinge (731®8) s V S— ° ParkinG ReLuirements° Retail Stores One parking space for each 200 sq° ft. of grora; floor areas ,,, Auditoriums 11ileeting Halls Business Colleges $ One parking space or each six seats,, i Blue2rintingo Catering, 1".1edica 1 or Dental Labs, "viusic Consery ato rim one parking- space for each . sqo 0 or gross odor"area, Barsp Cafes Restaurants Bowling Alleys, Launderettes or Clean;- in Es a s en sa ne parking space for each sqo ft, of groav floor areao a itional parking requirement- for establishments with dance floors shall be required: One space for each 50 sq. ft. of—dance floor area. Y - �., .Dnr�ki.ng as prescribed a_n the Cm1 District. �li��re "1 As prescribed by the Planning Coavrission. 9 y,3 3 Front yard- acne except where required for the C-1 District use, SLde Yard None except where required for the C-1 District uses o3 where the lot abuts,..., an R Dis tri s t, then 10 feet., Rear Yard*. None except: where required for One Cm1 District use where the lot abuts an R District., then 10 feet,, (7 31,. N,A Lighted or unt.i.ghte+d signs which are not attached to the building, m a.'. er-^cted in C�Me front yard under the following conditions: a. Me sign area shall not exceed onesq. ft,, for Each Uneal foot premises frontage but not to exceed two hundred seq. ft„ ena�°favaAM� , In all. cases a tnini.mum sign erca of 25 sq° ft° shalt be permis r•'�,.. ble,, la. The sign shall be located not further from the center of thy, pro;: anises frontage than a distance equal to 10% of such frontage :uy less the %,pri.tten permission of the owner or lessee of aeJoyning, property nearest the sign location is filed with the Building, Department. c.° If the sign is over five (5) feet in height the bottom thereof shall. not be leas than ten M) feet- above the ground surface. 0. If sign is not attached to a building each support shall not exceed eight (8) inches in width or diameter and if mr_a4 e thar oar:b support is used, a clear unobstraicted opening; not less than lain fY (30) inches wide shall be provided End maintained betvzi�. 4 E� 2P t (731.8) 5 94SO,6 Ij ei t.•+aand As M uirernen 4s - mwmrrxtmrawtsts .amx-a-�---- mmenaua a tAr•aim nT. Lot Arf%8 0 None Lot Di.mens i.on ,� hone atwxx.iiroma Coverage by percent Mvxl. � Buil,din R4 i.g�• t; 50 feet 4�.11 - 3� ART IC CQ3 DISTRICT S General Business D .stricto Provisions- A 1 c b e'% The o ow g pr�ovi ions s 'ea app y n t e p D sty ct Uses Permitted. R-1 R-7 R..3 Uses. Any uses per- �mrclr,-.-mc .ou.•-i�`���e�xmaaxanz+� A stricts except hospitals;, convalescent hospitals., sanitariums or test homes but under the provisions of Article (495419oaol, 96101) " - a Bus i ess Offices G-ffices of persons angaged in businesses, pro essions, or trades. (495-.19oao2) Soeci.fic Busi. esse� Subject to the furthegov�iz�i ' e of this ArL W�cieg general retail and wholesale businesses and/or commercial enterprises such as: 5-94 --1 Auditoriums, temporary or permanent. Automobile Camps Automobile Parking Automobile Service Stations 1136 Barber Shops Bakeg-y$ Retail Beauty Parlors Book or Stationery Stores S 4 3 Cabinet Shops y Churches temporary Clothes Cleaning Agency or Pressing Establishment Conservatories and Studios,, but not motion pi.ctuie studios. �94- 4 Dressmaking Shops Drug Stores Dry goods or notions stores Feed and Fuel Stores _ .F1orist. Shops ,. Garages Grocery and Fruit Stores Hardware and Appliance Stores (�Ho pitals, subject to approval of a Use Permit, but < no + including animat hospitals nor hospitals for e'en�-_ Lor° contagicus diseases or drug .or liquor addicts, Hotels - 5y - Lao6'� Meat and Delicatessen Stores t Mercantile. Stores and Markets Newspaper Publishing (495o19oao3) Photographer Plumbing Shops Printing Shops Radio Sales and Repair Shops r. Restaurants o Cafes �8 Service Stations (Automobile) Shop Repair Swops Shoe Shops Storage of goods enclosed within a building, but ,general warehouses - -- Tailor Shops f9 ys3. 9 PLANNING DISTRICTS S. 9414.9- Theaters Tire Shops Trade Schools 51.g1 4:9 Undertaking. Used automobile sales , but it shall be un- lawful to store or offer for sale on any used car lot any vehicle which is not in condition to be legally operated upon any Calif a State Highway. (495:19:a:3) 5: Other Similar Businesses. Any business or enterprise con-ere y t e of ss on to be similar in character to those listed above in this Article, unless in the opinion of the Commission, it would, be by comparison with those mentioned above, detrimental to or incompatible with the neighborhood or district in which it is proposed to be located. (495:19:a:4) 9VO Ste. Accessories . There may be the usual accessories in connect® on with—such permissible buildings, premises, structures or uses. (495:19:a:5) 7i1�6 Ste. Parking Requirements: All uses permitted in this District Shall prow a o. treet parking as the following ratio: (1022) S1 Detail Stores. Includias Commercial and Personal Service �1 sta s nts. e off-street parking space shall e provided for eacE 500 square feet of gross floor area wlthin 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) . qt sz;t?-, S. .2 Offices ® Including Professional Medical and Dental Establish- ments. ne off-street parking space shall e provided or each 500 square eet of gross floor area, or major fraction thereof. (1022 5. 3 Places of Public Assembl ® Includin Theaters Dance Malls ator umurces an One off-street parking space shall be provided or each square feet, or major fraction there® , in the main assembly area. (1022) . S. -7= 4° Ears Cafes Restaurants, - Night Clubs Lunch Counters and w n ems. one o ®street parking space snail e provided o square feet of gross floor area, or major fraction thereof. Additional off-street parking spaces shai 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) . �l� S. = Hotel Motel Boarding, Rooming or Lodging House. One oil—street parking space shall e provided or each bedroom or guest room plus two off-street parking spaces shall be provided for the resident manager or owner. If three or more beds are provided in a room each 100 square feet of gross floor area shall be considered a guest room.. (1022) . 3�;7 ��,,, .m,�g=+. .�,®,�.maxs..w�s.........,ar .,. ...�.. e.A..�o,........�N.,•a�...ova:w=..va,,:.:..w.o..4.c�,.+':,.S..acvr�i-a"..nc-...,aM FoV � .m.��a ---.,�..�..�..�:-..��J..�...,....m......�m..�.�..n...«,...,...a�..,om•...�.a,�...��K.,.,.,...�^�.m,.vr_-rr.�. Convalescent Home. Rest Hoy.._ or hurs:i:np dome. Hosnital, -Sanitari._i._m« , �:` '? Home. One " One off-street 'parking space :.hall be provided for each.. bed, . (102M S, Mort'uary. One off-street parking space shall .be provided •for each 35 square feet bf gross floor area,. or major, fraction thereof, in rooms used for service.. ' (1022) . S=� The. size, arrangement,. and' access .for all parking lots and./or spuds shall conform to the "latest adopted Planning.Commission Standards Any devdlopt,ent•permittted by this Article that has ar. ,urea of one'a.c;re or more shall have at-least five percent of its off-street parkir. "lot, 1arz?Iscaped - and continuously maintained, The area of -such development shall include 'all buil.d- i gs ring areas; driveways' and any area accessory'thereto. (I 022„ 1.029) -6 All provisions for off-street parking shall be located. withill 300 feet . of the. premises it is intended- to serve w .provided such off-street parking•.facility is under the same ownership -as the premises it is intended to serve. (1022) Any use premitted. in" this District may exempt from any off street parking requirements, provided the property upon which.�said use .is established".is within the boundaries of a publicly administered parking.district and further provided -that said parking district, is providing the -parking space; that would. otherwise be required. by Vhis article for- all commercial." de.-velopmezit. within such parking district.-' (:fir '_ ARTICLE 9L2=� 9y� DISTRICT i �5-:2L� .Statement of Intent and Purposes. A-. This"district is, generally intended for 'Land and structures to provide hotel, trailer ,park, motel,, and high density housing accommodations 'for transients, small fa:;ily gr'oups, and-vacation visitors with con-- venient access along heavily "traveled highway frontage. Additional uses such as.churches•and professional services are likewise included:. Bo- It.i.s further intended to trovide controlled commercial uses "on a n highway location where it is ot detri !ental to adjoining'prod:c.r"ty development.- (822.2) ;;. Uses Permitted. The- following permitted uses' and regulations shall shall apply in the "C-4 District" All front and side.yard requirements shall. be'�in' addition to those' required by the Master Plan of Arterial Streets and High,4ays. and shall be,appli cable in this Article, All. parking requirements specified shall include " adequate ingress and e �. egress in, acc-)rdar.ce with Commission .policy };n;�r detyel. .tr!;ent permitted by this artic"l.e that-has an ai^ea of one. acre cr }r:.,NF s])a:il have ,a.t Least five t;errcrrt of its off-street parking lot Jan d WKI tiC1[tir.u.-l-Esly maintained. •d'hF area ,of ,`..Such deVelea Inent C.iha' . include all hul..lcl•- L1!F;•✓'p' ;t1? {:Si: r�2'?la r.t: ..VP4r:1' Ct:.i Fi 1 ' r % (4:�iiK9.l"C:t:Che. '{C.`i!'2o, q .1.�•'•r^.� , v 9$174 / l'LAI_TZG OAR DISTkICTS S . 9. 7 S a ��` Multi le Family Dwelling Units. Permitted in this District except tat tcao un is or ess are not permitted. All dwelling faits shall be attached. Area Requirements Per Apartment Units. There shall be at Yeast 730 square eet o of area or eac cue Ong unit, Minimum Lot Area.- 7,000 sq. ft. Minirrrum Frontage. 70 ft. (822.3) S 2 Motels and Hotels. Minimum 'Lot Area% . 9,000 sq. ft. � �3 Minimum Frontage. 70 ft. (822.3) S 94�1 Yard Re uirements for Dwelli . Hotel Intel. Uses.- Front Y rdo Five feet minimum, except that along all state highway frontage there. shall be required a minimum of 50 ft. set-back from existing right-of-way. - Side Yard Minimum-. Interior g ft. Exterior 10 ft. Re r'Yard Minim-. Five ft. except where permitted use abuts an R-1 Distr ct, ten t ere s all be a required minimum of 15 ft. Dwelling Distbanceo Minimum distance between garage or carpotts and d�a� ing groups t. 822.3) q-94/L2.I4 Public and uasi Public Uses, Churches, lodges, fraternity ouses private or pu c e ucational institutions, rooming houses,, boarding douses and rest homes, Parking R uirements-. (10 ft. X 20 Ft.) One parking space for each six seat er c' urc es or p aces of public assembly. One space for each dwelling or sleeping unit where applicable, Minimum Areas 70000 sq, ft. nai Frontage., 60 ft, (822.3) �S--9 Professional Services and Offices Professional services may be located in professional business building or other office structures and not necessarily within hotels, motels, trailer parks or apartment buildings. Professional offices are defined as office for the conduct of anyone of the following uses only-. Accounting, architect, attorney, chiropractor, collection agency dentist, engineers, insurance, broker, optometrist, physician and surgeon, private detective, real estate sales, social worker, surveyor, pharmacies, diagnostic laboratories, bio-chemical laboratories � whefe they do not exceed 1500 sqo ft. in gross floor area or similar use approved by the Planning Commission. 35 90072— eF�za•�-s-:s+.y+tuna`aeaas-.— src>;-r.:e^,.rcz::4•.:.�aa-�"'.cr.•a wzu:._rn�'---z•:`c.^--s. �rc-,.-.��^-e., e._r^.iS:crrc^s--r.^r+ez-.--,-y._r__>_—nc'n:_-.-_'.a:'xvT,..Y.y,,.,_r.�cr�,�:^",.�,, xei�'�J.:_.tbsSS.R-'tY".A1ewe:RGT6swViLR_a:'.XC°.%%+L`:.^ifs[]o:t114.:F'IIC2'.L"y't,3��x'in'rsY'•-••,• ••'.:rLv.`.L'Ji.:aaC-.Y:`.II,.SSG=.�YL�-"oSsa:...:^.:.'v'...'"t12u+L��.�'c-.^i..i"`..y`^53.'.7'«t.G+3.:a'i"iI'`..YGa�::"1.3^.h n42C3:"G4Ln» P eki R uin. is (10 ft, x 20 fro) Orae F are •og s�sace ea¢h 300 sq. fto gross floor area q 7A(822.3) 3-2La2 1 TIM FOLLOWING USES SHALL BE PERMITTED 0 THIS DISTRICT SUBJECT TO THE ISSUANCE OF A USE PERMIT-0 (822,,3) -6-9 o x iler arks Permitted in this District. subject to i.ssu=. anc or a Use Permit. Minims Area for Trailer Parks 2.5 acres. Maxim Density for Trai9e�r Parks 12 spaces gross acre, Trailer Parr Well Ee uirements,, ve oot c r concrete rs ormasonry wall or equivalent as ap. roved by the Planning Commission shall be required as a biiffer on all undaries of Trailer Parka railer Park Sewers. Connected sanitary sewer line s`ratem shatl be r2C�tI re a r ca$eS o Minim Area for N te1s� 9j,000 sq. ft. Minimum Front#Se for Trailer Parks 70 fte Par in Re�tuirementso (10 ft. x 20 ft") t One parking space for each dwelling,, trailer space or sleeping unit,: (822.3) Commercial Useso Following commercial uses stjbJect to sure' of a use permit-, All commercial uses permitted in the C-2 Distrids under *.he same provisions regulating such use. All commercial uses which the Planniing Commission may detrami.3ne to be similar, but not more objectionable, or uxnharmanious to the surrou ndiang property. Further Provis iona o All commt-r ical uses permitted small p•-o-� vide 'masonry wad where that side or rear yard abuts an district. Minimum frontage shall be-, 100 feet (822.3) `S " �iei ht bimit: io All Uses i is D s rich Maximum �u rng ne �'et or i ree storz�s. > �q-7 Only 131 ans pertaining to the business of the occupa�rnt;s t g�rennises shall be permitted in the C-4 Highway Corgi-, mercial District, Lighted or unlighted signs which are not attached to the building; may be erecired in tine front yard under the following coned it i.orns'� (a) The aign area shall not exceed one square foot for each lineal foot of premises frontage but not to exceed 200 Square feet �r xi�� `gin, 8.111 cases a minirom sign area of 23 sq. ft. shall be permitted. "� L s , -9y s7s PLANNING OT414kR DISTRICTS b e sign shall be located not urther from the center of the premises frontage than a distance equal to I" of such frontage un- less the written permission of the owner or leasee of adjoining property nearest the sign location is filed with the Building Department. (c) -If the sign is over 5 feet in height, the bottom thereof shall be not less than 10 , feet above the ground surface. (d) If the sign is. not attached to the building, each support shall not exceed 6 inches in diameter or width and if more than one support is used, a clear unobstructed opening not less than 30 inches wide shall be provided and maintained between supports. (917) ;j, -5 Dedications and Im rovements s Dedication. No building shall be used or constructed for any uses permuted in the "C-4 DistrictB4 nor shall a permit 5 for the construction of such building be issued by the Building Department, nor shall any land be used, where the land upon which such building is to be used 'or constructed or where the land to be. used for said uses abuts upon, and the ingress or egress to the . said building is upon any indicated Arterial Highway shown on the Blaster Flan of Streets and Highways adopted February, 1957, and as hereafter amended, until and unless the right-of-way for such high- way to the width shown on the plaster Plan has been dedicated to or vested \\in the City of Huntington Beach. (i�i�J I_m. UUrovementso No final notice of completion be issued by the Building Department until such required dedication of right- of-way as described in subparagraph A of this section has been io- proved by installation of curbs, gutters and street drainage in full compliance with City of Huntington Beach street standards ow until with the consent of the City Engineer, and agreement is entered into with the City in accordance with an accepted plan of improvements. In the event an agreement for the improvements is entered into, the City Council may require that the agreement be secured by a good and sufficient bond, or it may accept in G lieu thereof a cash deposit which bond or cash deposit shall be in an amount equal to the cost of the improvements estimated by the City Engineer. (822o3) (� �'�` ' ICJ� ✓ 5. 95'/ C) q 3STtZtcT- qS-s rm2 d PA i2`C'tcLE 9 51 /0 ! Statement• of Intent and Purooses� C� To encourage the establishment- of industries which are { compatible with one another. jTo provide standards ,for off.s tree t ._automobile parking and, . for loading and- trucking operations, i ) To? rovide operational standards for yards,- structures an8-equ pment that will minimize ,ttaf'fic' congesti®n6. noise, he6t`. glare,. air. and grater pollution, fire, radiation,, electricat { disturbance and safety hazards. i �11u� tin of adoI To provide standards for location And no vertising signs ` (I To ,establish standards of environm6Atal development such as landscaping .and open space so as to .encour;sge heal-thful and productive working Conditions =6 to insure the devel. i oprent of a manufacturing area which: will .be compatible with the. 'surrounding .eommunityo .� To prohibit non' compatible uses,, (737',,3) TJses Permitted 414 Any use pe�nitted •in the C®2 District , excepto 1k. ,Motels, hotels or trailer parks. 4``-� 1iospitals, Sanitariums, . or rest his. j.. 3m Churches, clubs' or lodges. d 40 Residential' Use, The manufacturer compounding, rocessin ackin�� - assemb� mP ge p ga P g y� . distribution or .treatment of such_products, arttcie6 or�. m r-6 chandise -as follows. Aircraft engines,or pafts. (no engine testing) l - '3 PY_AHISY IXG )Q R CR D ZSOTSTS 5 T— ara•.vae�rrnmtaxccm:s �•mr+�.as-+ �' Asbestos products. Automobile assembly. Automobile parts-wholesale, distribution or manufacture. Battery - wholesale. Battery manufacture. Beverage manu£acture.g. bottli.ng or di.str°ibu.tiono Billboard manufacture. Doatbuilding. (not ships) Box and Crate Assembly. Broom end Brush manufacture. Candle Manufacture. (no rendering) Cannery, (no noxious odors) Ca as menufacture. Carpet and rug manufacture. Cement products manufatturea Ceramic products manufacture. Cigar manufacture. Cigarette factory, Cleaning and dyeing plant. Cloth manufacture. Cooperage. Coffee manufatturea Cork products manufacture. Co3metics manufacture. Dairy products manufacture® bottling or distribution. Dehydrating of food. ' (no noxious. odors) Distribution -of gbod€a s wares,, articles cr products. Drayi:ng-.yard-. car tera►mi.anal. Drugs manufacture,, : Electric products manufacture or distributing. Electronics manufacture. Electroplating-wholesale- in conjunction with a basic per-- m fitted use, Fencing manufacture. Fibre products manufacture. Food products mauufacture. (no noxious odors) Foundry- electric or .gas mean. capacity ® melting unit 1000lbs Freighting yard of terminal. Fruit preserving or packing, Garirent .manufacture. Grain elevator. Tee manufacture,, distribution or storage. Laboratories ® research or testing. Machine shop - wholesale. Metal products manufacture, - Moving van. storage or operation, ydtd Novelty and toy manufacture. Psai,nt mixing. Plastic products manufacture. Paper products. Perfumes mmufacture p wholesale. Pottery mxaufactu+: ;t rols��e 9171 L Public, Utilities Service yards Rubber products manufacture Soap Manufacture Storage yard. (see screening requirements) 'lending Machine as seinbly . Wood products manufacture o wholesale r Other research testing, manufacturinga assemblya distributing, warehousingg or similar uses not specifically mentioned �rhi.ch shall conform to the performance standards and other requirements set forth in this article,, (737.3) S-9� Prohibited Industrial Uses Indu?trial uses- which because o potent anat ono ust 9 as��, smokes heats noise,, fumes, radiation, gas odors, or vibrations are or may be inconsistent with the intent and purposes of this Article„ (737.3) -S Yard Reauirementso A- .-c-_a). All front and side yard requirements shall be in addition to those required by the Master Plan of Streets and highways,, All provisions of said Master Plan Tall be applicable in this Section. b49Front Y The minimum required front yard shall be forty t e rom major or primary highways an thirty feet from secondary highways, measured from the an street property lime to the nearest front wall of the building. The front yard shall be appropriately landscaped, which may include automobile parking, however, not less than 257. of the front yard area shall be l.andscapod� and which shall include adequate. ly maintained lawns, shrubs, trees,, flowers or ground cower. ..e-. Sim Yards,,. The minimum requited side yard shall be fifteen et fl except where such side yard is adjacent to a major or primary highwaX the minimum required yard shall be forty feet-, and where such side ;card is adjacent to a secondary highway the minimum required yard shall be thirty feet,, Landscaping of side yards shall be required only when such yards are adjacent A,yto street, in which case the landscaping regulations for front yards shall apply,, Rear Yards. No minimm rear yard is required by this Article. B ,11g Codes and Fire Protection Regulations as applicable shall govern in determining minimum rear yard requirements in the M- -A zone,, (737.3) u r� 91IJ 9 � UAWNGDISTRICTS S. �, =S Om&m ide Star e No material, supplies or products shall be stored or permitted to remain on the property in unscreened areas. Screening of storage areas shall be accomplished by the use of landscaping, walla, buildings, or any combination thereof, to a height sufficient to screen the stored Items, except that such height need not exceed seven feet. Storage shall be confined to the rear two-%th4Lrds of the property. (73703) Estee RLs2281l kjkPrNo waste Material or refuse shall be dumped, placed, or allowed to remain on the property outside a permanent structure. �j Industrial waste disposal shall be in a manner as pre- scribed by the governing codes and ordinances, (73703) Au&=bile Parkin. Ca./ Research; testing; manufactuAng9 assembly, fabkicationg and / packaging facilities. Yard improvements shall be made to provide off-street parking spaces in the ratio of at least one space for each 350 square feet of gross floor area and at least one space for each 500 square feet of the remain- der gross floor area. be Wholesale; Warehousing; and Distribution facilities. Yard improvements shall be wade to provide off-street parking spaces of at least one space for each 1,000 square fat of gross floor area. co Commercial uses as shall be permitted. Yard improvements shall be made to provide off-street parking as required in the Zoning Ordinance for C®1 and C-2 uses r do Where parking requirements for a use are not defined here- in, such requirements shall be determined by the Planning 'Commission. e. The minimum width for each parking space shall be nine feet, and each space shall contain at least 190 square feet, not including access Yfo Auto parking areas shall be paved with asphaltic concrete pl or equal, aced upon suitable base materials L/� PLA'Mi IG �Z DISTRICT s S 4 o All yard areas not facing streets may be rased in total for automobile parking, when not in conflict with other provisions of this Article. Automobile parking areas shall, be prodded with entrance, .exits . and aisles adequate to provide safe movement of vehicles. (73703) 9 'o Trucking and Loading. Truck and rail loading areas, abed loading cells, docks and doors shall not face on or encrc.ach into the required front yard areas. Adequate area shall be provided for safe operation of trucks in loading areas. Trucking areas shaall be adequately paged for the type of operation intended,, (73703) o Genera [�eC1'iA�.�'eYCI�$�ts o Fee No fencing will be permitted along front pro- perty. Fencing along the side yard within the front �1 setback is optional. ®thenvise the sites shall be completely fenced with a six foot chain link type fence or equal to the front building line. Li2htimo 20 On sites where night time operations are anticipated, adequate lighting shall be provided for all automobile parking areas, trucking and loading areas, and at pedestrian and vehicle access points. , �2� No yard or sign illumination shall be allowed to shine directly upon, or to cast a glare upon any public street or. arny adjacent property. 0�..Co� SS i la No billboards or advertising leases shall be permitted within this zone, 20 A single sign shall be allowed on the front of each facility (facing the roadway) , advertising only the name, product:: or service of tine. tenant. When the building is on a corner, or backs up to a freeway or highway, a second sign may be permitted,, 1 3. Products and service signs shall be singlefaced and confined to the galls of the larger buildings or to secondary structures which are lower than the ma-In building. However, a symbol or device, grouped with the sign, may extend above the roof or firewall, but �,l �� PLANNING GgWiR DISTRICTS S not to exceed -ten feet, Sign towers will not be permitted, nor illuminated eater towers. 4. Signs located on other than the maim building (gateways, concrete or masonry yard enclosures) shall be subject to the app- roval of the Planning Commission,, When permitted, they shall only be back-lighted or floodlighted, and letters shall not exceed 12 inches in. height. S. No advertising signs shall be placed on chain link fences. 6. Illuminated emblems may be placed on the roof providing they do not exceed one-half the height of the major portion of the building or a maximum of 15 feet 7. In addition to these requirements, signs shall meet the requirements of, the Huntington Beach City Building Code., JW Buildinswri. 1. All structures erected within the Mm1-A zone shall, with the exception of trim and. minor architectural features, be con- structed of ceramics, masonry, concrete, stucco or other materials being similar in nature, or metal panels approved by the Planning Commission, 2. All buildings erected shall ;conform to the applicable building codes and ordinances. . 1Q No site within the M®1®A zone shall consist of an area less tha one acre, f,, Hem 1. Maximum height limitation shall be two stories, or not to exceed 40 feet, unless otherwise approved by the Planning ission. Sttandards of Performaneeo / I to Sound shall be muffled so as not to become objectionable due to intermittance, beat frequency or shrillness The measure- ment of sound shall be measured at the lot lines and shall be mea- sured toldecibels with a sound level meter and associated octave band filter, manufactured according to standards prescribed by the American Standards Association. Maximum permissible sound pressure levels s all comply with the following standards- �i� 4 PLANNING DISTRICTS S � p.,C- e/ Maximum Sound Pressure Level .in Dicibels 0.002 Dynes uer Square Centimeter Octave Bank in Adjacent Residential Lot Line of Use Cycles/Second District Boundaries in the Mv1-A Zone 0-75 72 79 75-150 59 \ 74 150-300 52 ' 66 300-600 46 59 600-1200 42 53 1200-2400 =� 39 47 2400-4800 34 41 above 4800 32 39 20 Smoke, shall not be emitted from any source in; a greater density oflgrey than that described as No. 1 on the Ringlemann Charts except that visible grey smoke of a shade not darker than that described as No. 2 on the Ringlemann Chart may' be emitted for not more than four minutes in any thirty minutes. These provisions applicable to visible grey smokes shall also apply to visible smoke of a different color but with an equivalent apparent opacity, 3. Dust, Dirt, Ply Ash or Airbourne Solids, from any sources shall not be in a' density greater than that described as No, 1 on the Ringlemann Chart, . 4. Odors, from gases or other odorous matters shall not be .in such quantities as to be offensive beyond the lot line of the uses 5. Toxic Gases or Matter, shall not be emitted which can cause any damage to health, to animals or vegetation, or other foams of property,, or which can cause any excessive soiling beyond the lot lines of, the use. 6. Vibration from any machine, operation or process which tan cause a displacement of .003 of one (1) inch as measured a t the lot Lines of the .use shall be prohibited. Shock absorbers or similar mounting shall be allowed which will reduce vibration below .003 of one (1) inch as measured at the lot lines. 7. Glare and Heat, from any source shall not be produced beyond the lot lines of the use. 80. Radioactivity andiElectrical Disturbances, Except with the prior approval .of the Commission as \ to specific addittional uses, the use of radioactive umaterials within the M-1-A Zone shall be limited to � measurin�, guaging and calibration devices; as tracer 44 `� . t 91S L.T,�W. Mc-, DIS'"RICTS =r S Elements; in X-ray and like -apparatus,; and Uz connection With the rocessMig and preservation of foods. , 7m no event shtSl radio-activitys when measured, at each lot line be in excess of 2.7 x 10-It microcurles per wil, liliter of air at any moment' of time.. 'Radio and television transmitters shall be operated at the relularly assigned t.,Yave lengths (or within the authorited to erances therefor) as assigned thereto by the approprili-L'a gove"Lawntal agenty. Subject to such exception and the operation. of domestic household equipment,, all electrical and electronic devices and equipment shall be .suitably wired,, shielded and controlled so that In operation they shall not, beyond the lot lines, emit any electrical imputs'es or waves x-hilch will adversely affect the operation and control of an other electrical or electronic devices and equipment, (737o3) -5-W+X3-.-9 9,e dicat x yements t h;� -.n Dedicion \M Wo buildinc, shall be used or constructed for any commerce. !Aisttial uses permitted in the 11F61-A Restricted Manufacturing District". nor shall 'a pemit for the conatzileti6n of such buildiM be issued by the BuildiM Department, nor shall any land be used, were the land upon which such building is to be used or. constructed or where the land to 'be used for said uses abuts upon,, and tiie in&ess or egress to the said building or -Laud If p upon any indicated Arterial Highway thotm on the MabCer Plan of Streets & Highway6 adopted February. 1957, and as here. after awieyided,, until and unless the right-of-way for such highway to the width shovm, an the Master Plan has been dedicated to or vested in the City of Huntington, Beach, Vements No final notice Of comp'letion shall be issued by the Building Department until such required dedication of right-of-way as described in subparagraph & of this see. titan has been improved by installation ®f curbs, gutters and street drainage In full compliance with Cit of Htmt- ington Beach street standards,, 6r xmtil,, with tKe con- sent of the City Engineer, an agreement is entered into with the City in accordance with an accepted plan of ,im- prove ments, In the event -an agreement fear the Improve. wents is entered into, the City Council may require that the agreement be secured by a good and sufficient bond, or, it may accept in lieu thereof a cash deposit. which bond or cash deposit shall be in an amount equal to the , cost of the improvements estlinated by the .City Engineer. (737.3) FZ ZINC DISTRICTS ACE - - — .amea-ea.ssaa.ruac.zrasm+aa�xmn A}tTIC"L r ' M-I a DISTRICTS .2 " Uses Permitted. The following uses and regula.tidns shall apply.in t -1 l.ig t Iandus trial Districte. All front and side yard requirements shall be in addition to these required by the Master Plan:of Street and Highways shall be applicable in this section. r 10 Any use permitted in. the C-1.".or C-2 District except.* (a) Motels, hotels, or tri..ler parks. . (b) Hospitals, sanitariums or rest homes (c) Churches, clubs or 16'dges o (d) Residential use. 2s Auction houses or. stores.. 3. Automobile assembly;.' body and render worts, dismantling and used parts storage when operated and maintained wholly within an entirely enclosed building, 4o Automobile painting, provided all painting, sanding and baking shall be conducted wholly within an enclosed building. . o Battery .rebuilding o . 6. Boat building, except .ship building. 7. Bottlir4 plants. 8� Breweries. 9. Building material storage yards. 10. Caretakers dwelling on factory premises, 11 Cadet cleaning plants. 12. Meaning and dyeing plants. 13. 'Contractor°s storage yard, 140 Cosmetics, manufacture of, 15. Creameries and dairy products manufacturing. 16. Distributing plants. 17� Drayl.ng1 freighting or tricking yards or terminals. 9�5 3 D PLANKING -Q41ffBR DISTRICTS S r% 18. Electric or neon sign manufacturing. 19. Feed and fuel yards. 20. Flour mills. 21. Food products manufacturing, storage and processing of, except lard, pickles, sauerkraut, sausages or vinegar. 22. Frozen food lockers, 23. Fruit and vegetable canning, preserving and freezing. 24. Garment Manufacture. 25. Ice and cold storage plants. 26. Laundries, 27. Lumber Yards. 28. Machine shops. 29. Manufacture of prefabricated buildings. 30. Mills, planning, except that building operations are not allowed. 31. Outdoor advertising display or outdoor advertising sti eture advertising the business being conducted on the premises on which the display or structure is located. 32. Paint mixing, provided inflammable liquids storage complies with City fire code. 33. Pipe line booster or pumping plant in connection with watery oil, petroleum, gas, gasoline or other petroleum products. 34. Plastics, fabrication thereof. r-- 35. Poultry and rabbit slaughter, including custom dressing,, 36. - Public utility service yards and electric transmission substations. 37. Rubber, fabrication of products made -from finished rubber. 38. Sheet metal shops. 39. Soap manufacturep cold mix only. 40. Shoe manufacture. I PLANNING DI,STRICTS S. , 41. Storage space for transit and transportation equipment. , _ except freight classification yard.. 42. , Stone monuments and tombstone works. 43. \Textile manufacture. 44. Tile, manufacture of wall .and floor tile and related small tile products. 45. Tire rebuilding, recapping and retreading. 46. tinsmith. 47. Transfer, moving and storage of furniture and household goods. 48. Truck repairing, overhauling and rental. i 49. Wholesale business, storage building and -warehouses. 50. Other similar industrial- uses as the Commission may de- termine,, with approval by the City Council, to be similar, not more objectionable, or unharmonious to the sur-_ounding property. (731.4) . Parkin „gement s. Use Spaces aggggtrreed (9ftit20ft) Manufacturing or Research testing laboratories Motor vehicle or One space for each 400 sq. ft. machinery sales, of Gross Floor Area. transportation terminal facilities;, Warehouses orlstorage bu ildings a C-1 Uses As required in the C-1 regul•.ations. 6-2 uses ! As required in the' C-2 regulations. Other permitted uses Where the parking requirements for a use are not specifically defined herein, the parking requirements for such use shall be determined by the Planning Commission. (731.4) 9s'3 z �•1INING I'TRIC'TS Ste,_ v� .. .10-2 Height and Area Requirements,, a®a Front Yard-, None Side and Rear Yards None except that on any lot where the side or rear yard abuts upon a residential zone, Idiere' shall be provided- a six (6) foot solid masonry gall on such property Line. H.eighto No building or structure in an M161 zone shah. , exceed a height of forty (40) feet. (731.4) L/ 9 Y J Y�,�. S�, 7SS v M-2 DISTRICT r s� (840.1) Industrial District�Pro�i�Ao�s� is b e The followin rov s s a app p n at� t ct. 40.2) Uses Permitted. General manufacturing industrial uses, co erciat uses an u ldings and structures designed and tended for such uses, which are permitted in the M-1, M,,I.A, and C2 districts and sball be under the respective provisions of tho appropriate district, * but not inciudingo (a) motels, motels, or trai er parks , (b) Hospitals, rest homes or sanitarium (c) Churches, clubs or lodges (d) Residential use (961.1) � 1 Steam Electrical Generating Stations,, (840.2) S- �Conditional Uses Where Use 's its are grintedo any o t e of owing menu acturing uses are conditional uses per- mitted in the M-2 District subject to review in accordance with tree performance standards procedure provided, that such uses are _ located not less than two thousand 6000) p t. from the nearest " ` District or "All District designated for future residential, devel- opment on the adopted Paster Land Use Plana 1. .acetylene gas manufacture or storage 2. Acid manufacture. 3. Alcohol manufacture. 4. Asphalt refining or asphalt mixing plants. 5. B 1 ate t' furnaces or coke ovens. 6. Brick, ' tile, cement block or terra costa manufacture. _T. Cement,, lime, gypsum or plaster of paris manufacture. 80 Concrete an concrere procucts manufacture. 9., Distillation of bones. 100 .. Drop forge industries. 11. Fat rendering, 12. Fertilizer manufacture or storage. 13. Freight classification yards , 14. Natural gasoline processing and absorption plants . 15. Oil cloth or linoleum manufacture. I 16. Paint, oil, shellac, tur pentine or varnish manufacture. 179 Paper pulp manufacture, 18. Rock crusher, or distribution of rocks, sand or gravel, other than quarries or other sources of raw material. 19- Roofing material manufacture, 20. Soap manufacture, '21. Soda and compound manufacture. '22o Wineries. 123. Wool pulling or scouring. 24. Accessory buildings and uses customarily incident to any of the above uses, when located on the same site with the ,uiain building, ' (840,2) G�� p�g�s� ✓� T 4 Q d / o h l �� ( ,ems o ✓ �'� r 1;4 4PN �,p C�1 l ZC'-•�$ r� roS �erg�y �c� e . \9 Processing, The manufacture or processing of - - - cemented mew. gypsums eaching powders fertilizer, potash, dis- w infectantsp glucose, glue, size, acid, rubber or rubber products, ;and acetylene, sulphutic, nitri.c9 or hydrochloric. gas and ex- plosives, excepting petroleum products. (495o22obal5 �SS3.Z- Renderi�n Distillation, reduction or rendering orf© bone—' sate to ow- ��ead animas or garbage, but this City may, 41s a governmental service, disppose of the garbage of this City, i w AthS3 the City limits, (495o22-bo2) SI Store eo Storage of explosives, excepting petroleum i products o 5 a o o Livestock Stock yards slaughterhouse, meat packing pfilantsairies , og arms and hog feeding, except where there are not more than one hog or pig, goat, or bovine animal per acre. (495-22oba4.) 5S„S 'S=S uarries Quarries, excepting those. developing or produc ng Y rocar n substances. (495o22obo5) Similar Uses Uses which in the opinion of the Cotner ms5lon are Simi ae mentioned in sections to ( a22ob.-b-) gS53..� -- Parki, au�:r its a The parking provisions. � :ff' Sectic11 o "'shall be apply 1e' (340e2) o Height Limitations. No .building or structure ya.�n the Pl trio shall exceed al height of forty -00) feet, (840a2) .S a }4q:PTC-1Z �G RA Districts: RA Resid--Vjt�j�j. Aaricultural District, The following provisions shall apply in the RA District., (881 .1) Residences Permanent single f&mi ly dwellings, ($81 . t.) ",, � ura�1. General fay%-,ning and horticulture culture incl,udir% , —vi h treee �Ffne aiiJ Mild crops, 'but not including any poultry or L animal enterprise on a commercial basis.s. (881,1) N 46ccessor The usual and custonary accessory buildings in, (,,,orneetri.on w.itb farming and si.ngLe family dwellings. (88101.) ®b Not more than one sign, placard aard or otter dverti.i,~ inn viee may be erected, painted onq or made apart of any pretvi.ses se - ,and ;.tct s`gn shall be unlighted and have an area of not more t hart 2 ;s.tjo fr,, u.iL�:i x lie tr. No dwel ling o accessory ls�a3�,�3iatg sulk :��' �:ee f ai t; nor con i:; : of more than stories °. BuIlding S,1.t e Width and Area-:. Each interior lot sh-411 t east t✓ ft, measured along the required front~ yard i y."e• }W � a`,,4 ►- each cornea lot shall have a w- dtrh of at least 70 ttt«,, , trach lot shall have an area of at least 6000 sq. ft., and note. more k,haja one single family dwelling shal.1 be permitted for each E000 sq , fa`a in the bisi:lding site,, (881A) Tollea, Yards The following yard space stall, be provided and maxis-a�-, ,-i—S ��rants Yar&,, Not. le s � a n 2C3 ft except on a�rt:.er�:a y ltig�t g: °J or as proms in Article903,2- � i, e X' rd s Each, side yard stall be at le Sr. wi.& � . AF; ?3"T TF Igyh eta ys or as provided in Art-i,a:te Rear Yard, Not less than 20 ft,, except on Arterial High�vaya e in rticle ulldillp- Yards- Accessory 'buildings shall be at Accesso-a 3 f t 77—,r&r�.t—ENS,��Riain— 5611=1nis- or ¬ er accessory building. least 10 h buildings may occupy not wre tharf-Z37, of the required rear 94 0 PLANNING DISTRICTS ARTICLE,- 96 J AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT 2Z=. Agricultural District: Provisions licable. The following provisions shall apply in the A-1 Dil-triet: (61ft:2) --6-9462m Uses Permitted: The following uses shall be )er- mitted e s r old: 619:2 ) °O- Agricultural Use.,,. Agricultural and horticulitiral uses including orc ar s, ree crops, field crops, bus'h crops, vegetable gardening,. flower gardening and accessory buildings or structures therefore, such as greenhouses, hot houses, barns . anL implement sheds, all under the further provisions of thi.6 Articl. , Oil Operations. The drilling and operating for the discovery or pro duc on owater or of oil, gas, hydrocarbons and/or kindred substances in their natural states under the following conditions: (619.2) �I Conformit to Code. Such operations and con- struct on s a be in con ormi y w th the Huntington Reach Ordinance Code provisions which are not in conflict with the provisions of this Article.' (619:2) ` 5=9 2, r,iud Dumps, Sums Prohibited : The uses permitted under ec on s a no a cons rue as permitting rotary mud dumps, sumps 9�f ' disposal, petroleum. refining or prodessing, nor storage of oil or gas in tanks exceeding one`-.thousand (19000), barrel capacity, not to exceed :eixteen (16) feet in height. (619s2) Surface Operations: Distance from Highway, All surface equipment, such as top of well, umpss tanks and the like shall be at least one hundred fifty (150)feet from the nearest Zrtion of an :ublic road, street or State highway, .�� i 29 '-w`it'rs' d , and shall also be at least . , twenty-five (25 ) feet .from any lot line which is not common ..rith a public road street or highway line, (619:2) q6 ��i S- 24 Setbadk a In any case where the setback, yard, or space' requ cements o s Article would exclude the use permitted bye Section ecause of the size, or shape of a lot, such use may be located o� tphe rear half of the lot and not less than t.xnelve and one-hall' (12') feet from the side and rear lot lines; provided, however, that prior to the effective .date of this Article; (1) a deed to such lot was of record; (2) that the lot is assessed as a separate lot; and (3) that the lot is held under a separate owner- ship from adjoining lots. (619s2) 53 YN1NOMM DISTRICTS S. y462,3a- V. S:G°9 R-1 Uses. All uses permitted in Rml District, . provi ed iffi-a—t-t-he-r-e—a-FaM be not more than one dwelling for each five (5) acres of land area in the lot or parcel ,-Won which the dwelling is located except as provided in Section 99W. (619:2) . �0 Parking lots f�mobiles. -(619 0 2) o Radio twansmitter stations. (61902) Transient Shows-, Permission of Council. Circuses, carniva s an aniama ffi m4s at a temporary or trans ant ype, pr6vided .conditional permission is secured therefor from the Council. Such permission may be granted without a hearing or public notice, and upon conditions considered necessary and appropriate by the Council for the rotectionn of public health, safety and general welfare. (619-M ,Signs: Restrictions. Not more than one sign, placard or of v is n"ngg`or Ident ati device may be erected, painted on, or made a part of any remises, and such sign shall have an area of not more than twelve (1 ) square feet and such sign shall relate only to the sale or lease of the parcel upon which located or to such . permissive use as may be located upon such parcel- except, however, tha-1 in the case of oil wells there many -be one such sign for each active well. In no case shall the signs permitted hereby be considered to include general outdoor advertising signs commonly known as "bill boards." (619,2) . 0 Similar Uses, Uses which in the opinion of the Plann ssionn arW,s ar to those mentioned as being permitted in the A-1 District when such similar uses have been set forth in a resolution of said Commission. (619.2) tither Uses. Uses customarily incident to any of the eases tt® y t s Article unless specifically prohibited thereby, or unlees permitted only by Council permait o (619.1-2) �- Garbs a Sewa a Dis .sal Prohibited. No provision of tbr- s shall e cone-trued as perm tt ng arms . or plants for the disposal of garbage, sewage, or offal, except by the Cie of Huntington Beach as a governmental function or service. (619. ) 0 . Animal Husbandr o Permit Re uired. No provisions of th s c e a a a construed as pe ttng an 1 husbandry, or the raising or keeping of animals or In for any commercial purpose, unless a ermit has been secured from the Council autbariz® iang such use and the conditions upon which the specified land may be used for such purpose. (619.2 Produce- SelliBS Stands Prohibited,, No provision of th. s t c e s a cons trued as peiii1ttinj any building, structure or stand of either a permanent or temporary character on any lot or parcel, to facilitate the selling of produce or crops of. any kind whether such produce or crops were I raised , r �n the parcel or not. (619a2) G Sy 1'LANNfINC . . . 0TM?R DISTRICTS . S -- -7. Buildi No dwelling, apartment,, or accessory bui g shall exceed thirty (301) feet i,n .height nor consist of. more than two stories, except as provided in Section 973W./ - . (61.9a2) Building Site S ace and Setbsck Re uirements Suppl emeip utary to of er such requlr--men ax t i-s rtic eo a C�GI �� 4�idth. The minimum average width of any lot shall be no less thar three hundred (300)) _feet, except as provided in Section ,`(6�19.2 R� t . Ct 30, +2 Arjon The minimum lot area for each single famil3r dwelling sal be five (5) acres, except as provided in Sec on`9 ��619 0 2 �-3 MiAtigle Dwelli.n�so There may be more than one single family dwelling or apartment on any lot having an area of ten (10.) aches or over provided there is not less than five (5) acres of land area in the parcel for. each such dwelling or apartment; and in such case, if one building is placed in the rear of the other, 1-,6 wall of one dwelling or apartment shall be closer than twenty-five (25) feet to nearest wall, of the other, and if placed side by side, no wall, of one dwelling or apartment shall be closer than twenty-live (25) feet to the nearest wall of the. other, and if . placed side by side no call of one dwelling, or apartment shall be closer than twenty 120) feet to the nearest wall of the other. (619o2)t M,ain Bui.ldin s or Structures. Main buildings or structures for permissive uses may a esta fished provided they are located not closer- than twenty_ (20) fe0t to any public road, street or. highway line, except as provided in Section M. (61902) t1..23 G/_Y 5 . Accessory Buildings s accessories or detached accessory buildings shall not be located closer than fifty (50) feet to any -public road street, or highway line except as pro® vi.ded in Section R ao (619a2) Accessor buildin so Distance from Min liuildineo ecess® ux ing s a eat east sip feet from any main building, (61.9*02) �-®®• Ya m The :following wards shall be provided and ma nta ned in case of a dwelling or apartment , and where there is a question as to which side or end of the lot is the front, side or rear line of the lot the Building Inspector or his deputy is hereby authorized to make the determination-, . provided, however, that on lots having an area of- less than five .acres the narrowest side abutting a street shall be con- sidered the front lot line. (619m2) S� . PLANNING OTTMR DISTRICTS S 9�4 - -94 � Frorit Yard. There shall be a front yard of not _-less tlian t�v_entv` ( -feed'. (619:2) �2Gd� 2— -S94-G&,r2-,Q- Side Yard. There shall be an interior side yard of no ess. an. five M feet, except as provided in Section 1173 . :•The exterior side yard, adjoining a road, street or � 141 highway shall be twenty (20) feet as provided in Section : , notwithstanding the provisions of Article .977 (619:2) — 1 Rear Yard. There shall be a Z i yard of not less than wen y 70) TeR, except as provided in Section ?770 accessory buildings may occupy not more than fifty (SO) per cent of the area of such rear yard. (619:2 7 qO �9�7-0 Provisions of Article - 97 he provisions of Artie e sha a considere as n:uc a i)art of this Article .; �7 as ugh written herein, unless exception thereto has been made, and with the provision that no non-c;nfcrming building, structure or accessory shall be used in determining any variation in any yard requirer;ient in the A--1 District. (619:2) .i� ^� 9 6z6 PLANNING � RE�DISTRICT CiCT A11T ICLE -9s,; ARTICLE- qi( Z S PEC LAT. ZONES cax (880.1) -S—MA, S ecia. Zones Establishedo There are hereby estab. lishe t e o oca rag pec a ones.' 95.14, 88001) SP-1 Special Zone_(Cemeterv) �i f 5-9.34-1-1 S ecia Z nes Re iulueM, nts Seed Limitations �?ropc erty Z—iasslfffed in the zones ,enumerate in Secti©n ereof s shall be strictly limited to% the uses hereinafter eM rated and set forth in this Article. No pro=Nftess all be rezoned to any of the zones enumerated in Section the written consent or request of the r ;,mer or owners is filed with the City Planning Commission,) except that. in the case of SPmI Special Zone (Cemetery) property may be re� classified to said zone provided that such property has been dedi- cated for cemetery purposes by' a corporation holding a valid cer. tificate of Cemetery Authorityy issued by the State of California. and whose principal place of business is within the City of Hunt- ington Beach. The zones enumerated in Section 4-341--of this Code are estab. lished due to special circumstances and conditions -and at any time the owner or owners of property in said zones file a request,) the City Planning Commission shall immediately undertake investigation and study toward the rezoning of said property to an appropriate zone within the Comprehensive General Plan. All provisions of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code that provide for a transition from oaip zone to another,) or provide for special pertaission due to the prIoximity of property zoned for a heavier use 9g#g11 riot apply to property in zones enumerated in Section 9-3 n r to any other property by reason of its ximity to property zoned in the zones enumerated in Section-9 �� sI1 be considered Special Zones, restricted as to use and use shall be permitted in the Zones enumerated in Section -•� of except those uses hereinafter specifically enumerated in this Code,, (880.2) SP-1 Soeci I Zone (Cemetery). No persona shall cause to be birled or interred thebody or Tema ns of a htmiagn being,) any place withift the City of Huntin MOM n Beach 'not classified in the SPmI Special Zone (Cemetery). JW Use Permitted. ' The following uses only are per- �nt mitt,, S m pecial (Cemetery) - I. purial of" bodiess ashes,) or remains of dead human beings below qne ground,, including placement or erection of markets,) headstahes or monuments over such places of burial. INN RIttDME DISTRICT S 934 2. Entrance features, including gates, fountains, statu ary, identio ficiation signs and the like; upon the following conditions* (a) here shall be not more than two identification signs at each entrance ad each shall not exceed 100 square feet in area. (b) The main portion of entrance features shall be loca-ed at least 10 feet .from any public street. �3 Business or, administration offices, flower shops, mortuaries and /enapels upon the following conditions: (a) Any such building or structure shall be at least 10 fe,!t from -any public street and 5 feet from any property in any IIR" zone, (b) No such building or structure shall exceed two stories ti height. (c) All required areas between such buildings or structures avd a public street- and property in 'any "RII zone,, except for walkways, par,-Ang areas or driveways, shall be landscaped and permanently maintained-, 4, The Necessary maintenance facilities" including lath houses, green° houses,, warehousess repair shops and the like upon the following condit.r�ns (a) Any such building or structure shall be at Least 20 feet from any public street and 5 feet from any property in any 'IR" zone. (b) - No such building or structure shall exceed one story in height, (c) All required areas between such buildings. or structures and a public street and" property in any "R" zones except for walkways, parking spaces or driveways, shall be landscaped and permanently maintained. 5. Crematory, upon the following conditions- (a) Such building or structure shall be at least 50 feet from any public street and any property in any "R" zone. (b) Such building- or structure shall not exceed one "story in height,, &. Mausoleums, columbariums or other like buildings or structures for interment of human remains, upon the following conditions. (a) Any such building or structure less than 20 feet in height shall be at least 3 feet from any .public street and 5 .-feet from any property in any IIRII !gone, 962t, 21 C7) PLANNING RES4DEME DISTRICT S 930 I t (b) Any such building or structure from 20 feet to 6�0 feet in height shall be at least 50 feet from any public street and 50 feet from any property in any 91R" zone. . (c) No such building or structure shall exceed 40 feet in height. (d) All' areas between such buildings or structures arid a pviblic street and property in any "Rf1 zone, except for walkways,, parking spaces and driveways,, shall be .landscaped and permanently maintained,, Provided,, however,, if such areas are used for off-street parking of automobiles there shall be a strip of land not less than 5 feet in width sttrrounding such off-street parking areas, estcept for walkways and driveways, which shall be landscaped and permanently maintained. 7; All property within a cemetery shall be enclosed with ,a fence or wall providedo (a) No solid portion of any wall or fence adjacent to property in any "R" zone shall exceed .6 feet in height. (b) No open mesh type wire fence or iron work shall exceed 1.0 feet in height except as may be part of an entrance feature and within 50 feet of such entrance. r (c) Any space greater than one foot between a public street and a solid wall or fence shall be landscaped . and permanently maintained,, (880.2) GJ� ART-ICLE-9*5 6�e 6' DISTRICT l:o Shoreline District, Provisions A licable0 The fo4ltowwing p�ov3sions s al app y to tie S °reline District. " �52o Uses Permitted Public recreation and public f4acilities ththere off, nc u , ng a public trailer camp and publicly controlled concessions in or on existing public buildings or Pt-Tuctures orin said trailer camp, but no other uses. (495,.23-,as1) 44'0, .53a Buildin s or Structures Permitted Only public buildings or structures necessary or conviren ent for recreational purposes or for beautification of the district,, (495-.23ob) 2 - - - ARTICLE -9 - �G pAm COMBINING OIL DISTRICT S. �9.4. • ®Oa COMBINING OIL DISTRICT, Provisions Avvilcable. The b-Wtowing provisions s al apply in an mO— omb Wing Oil D:Lstr'-ict o (79'302) The drilling and operating for the discovery or production of oil, gust hydrocarbons and/or other kindred substances in their natural state shall be permitted in all zoning districts which are combined with 40- Combining Oil District. ('793.3) r (�b 97 E , - O� ARTICLE lcces A detached structure, buildi. D or' portit:;', _ of ^itraer, use 10 maintenance of which is subor'di hate and puare ; F arit,, de ntal. to that of the main building or main use of the land and ,vh,*,.ch is located on the same lot therewith. (495:2"0.10 555a1) S�4w.66. 'e art�aent a A room or suite of t%Vo or more roams tiv�ai iG O.esigfilesd or. intende or use and/or occupancy by only one fami.l.'y ch al e .. 'do its 'own cooking, in said room or suite. ' (495-.2002. 55�:.;,. Automobile ,Court or Motel: A 'bua.lding or group of 'I,'t�'ebhed.a sem tattac�ned9 oreta¢�hir�cn,�,s containing two or more ' gu-.st rooms or individual sleeping tarns without a kitchen or provi- 5`i:w.i for cooking, but each having direct ou�:side entrance and a gartai-" . -3;x, conveniently located automobile storage space on the same lest, -all Din partly used, or designed,) arranged or intended to be usedjA terra ore .ir:.ys by automobile travelers, t,ranasi.ent:a transient tenants or (4-;5 a 2.03. 556.1) . 4 , S .9 Similar.00-.421-- Structures-.s Said term `°automob'lle court r� cdoue1" Sha ;.• rye motor lodges, :auto ccaurts, -auto . ecuUins, auto. courts acid resorts, and similar structures known by va.; i ous designations, (495:2.03. 556:1)- -9 Automobile parrkira o .act a�Automobile Stony sunce.. or ,ar°a o A permanently vntly maintained., privately owned space o.� no , less Haan one hundred for°�;y.=1'otxr (�?4�: ) square feet- in areas 2�cc�c,. 4151e to, and WBabl.e by any. average size automob:ki1e, under its own povjjs !. 1 .�o,,: .temporary,, dffmstr;eet parking or storage thereof. 9�00.131 CC o.utfa$ion of Area: Said automobile storage spas,.,�,' whott;h',eir or not. locate . ritkni r a �ataglydi rag, shall be exclusive of dr:if;- era°-,s, walks;, ramps, columns., and areas devoted to other purposes fh i','i " tlh: , storage or parking of autoa�obi les. (495 a 2 r,04 556 a 1) L7200,/Y PLANNING E f 16 S 2200� S 7900d Block: All the real property abutting one side of a s reet he end of said street or a city limit line and the iisarest cross street, or between two consecutive cross streets. (495:2oO8 556:1) S 9 00,,P.1 Balliddin r A structure, having a roof supported by . colum or VIMITS for the support,, housing,, shelter and/or enclosure of 'any person, animal, or chattel; and when any portion thereof Is separated from every other portion thereof by a-masonry walig without openi .e xtending xtending f r.from the ground to the upper" surface of the roof,, then such portion may be deemed a separate building. (495:2,,05 .556.,1) q *100. 1 (. S 9400.22' Buildin Height; or- Heixht of Buildin o The vertical distance from the aver -ro-i-is ell ations of those parts of the lot immediately adjacent to the buildingg to ceiling of the uppormost story in case of a flat roof; to the deck line of a mansard rioof; to the mean height between eaves and the ridge of a Sablev hip or gaM_kr_e,.l_.roof. (495:2.07 , 556:1) S 91001, Buildaiaa Site: The ground area occupied or to be occupi4e -' yy-2 build or =bux dings together with all the yards and open spaces required by Chapters (49502.06 556:1) 7040 - 9,3 S 9200,, Bungalow Court,. A group of three or more detached or semtde�tached'one-fafti dwellings located upon a sing* lot and having a common court or yard and a separate. entrance on the ground floor for each apartment or dwelling, including dwellin gro an and house courts, but not automobile courts. (495oo2.09 556:1.5 Cl 700 1 6, S 9ZOQ.24, Commissions : The Planning Commission of this City. , 4 9 5-2�71M—5 S, District : Any area or areas,, similarly classified whether contiguous or not,) and shown by specific and similar designa--; tions on the maps which are a part of Chapters 9=**-2M_ .W&xe1 (495,,6,2.13) 556-.1) OT-9 3 Iq a4d I fle S 9i.00..33t Dwellinfizi A building, having only one kitchen, used or des '�6-FIn-i—e0eT7or use of occupancy by not more than one famil' y as living quarters. (495:2.14 556.1) S doo* .Z-5-20, Dwell mill in , Two Fami , or D ex., A building, having not moreffla-CaTwo hensg which is designed, aArranged or intended as the living quarters for not snore than two families living inde- pendently of each other. (49502,,15 556U) %7, 0,j"�,,3 S OR, ip-4— I "I 0 Dwellinx Mult * le.- A building, portion thereof, or S group 40a,=13-J. dings �;:e6 r 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 includin auto- mobile camps., automobile courts,, or hotels. (495ot.2.16 556:15 qgoo S 9 Family: One person living alone,, or two or more persons living together in one housekeeping unit; but not more than five persons riot related by blood or marriage. Famil also includes employed household servants. (49502.17 556:1 596:1� o 5 o,2, S 9 00,,35 P G p rivat.e.- An accessory to,) or a ' ortion. of a main -- �a . .d .ng a used ®r des igned for use only for the shelter and/or ,storage of passenger vNiclesfl air trucks of not more than one ton xa ed capacit;79 owned €�r operated by occupants of the main building 4n,l also me&�Ls usuable space and convenient ingress and egress t:here- o - (49502,18, 55601) l � . Hit ly A building or portion thereof, containing six ..(6) oar more guest room -designed, arranged -intended. or used for occupancy as the more or less temporary abiding place of in- dividuals lodged with or without mealse ' and in which no provision is made for cooking in any individual guest room or suite whether� '` ccmpensation be paid directly or indirectly in woney, goods, labor, or otherwise; but jails,, prisons hospitals,, asylums, sanitariumso orphanages, detention homes or similar institutions shall not be classified as hotels, (49502,20, 556.1.) ® a420 Lot, A parcel of real property shown on a map re- cordea In !fie—off c f* the County Recorder of either Los Angeles County or Orange County, California. designated on such.map by a separate nurmber or otter character which applies only to the parcel- so marked,) or any area of land under one ownership abutting upon at least: one street, alleys or recorded easement, (49502.21. 55601) 200,0 5, Ionconfo in 93e�ildin o Any building or structure or any port 0=11 of ei er, a aw u y existed at the time Ordinance Noo 495 became effective and which was designed, erected or structurally altored . for- use that did not comply with the provisions of said ordi- nance and has riot since such date been made to comply with said pro- visions, (49502,22.. 556m1) i 051, N con n Use. any use lawfully existing in ; or n any building o ing or structure r in or upon any lots at the time tha Ordinance No, 495 became effective but did not comply with the provisions of said .ordinance and has not since such date been made to comply�with said provisions, (49502.23. 55601) 9. 00a6 Structures Anything constructed or erected, the use of wh c requires more or. less permanent location on the groandg or attachment to the ground or attach�r+ent to something having, a fixed location on the -ground. (49542,24, . 55601) S-9"O--7, Trailer u, � Any area of land, improved, or unim- ro`t�e , c i siggnne . to accommodate two or wDre trailers, ouse trailers,, movable dwellings, .gents, sleeping quarters,, or 'outfits' or which is used lets or held out for rent to campers, tenants, or guests furnishn� their own equipment and paying directly for said space or indirectly through trade or labosr, This definition. shall also apply to QOTrailer Park". "Trailer Camp" and to similar uses known by various designations, ' (49502,25, §5601) S 90 $ • . U�sew, The purpose for which land or a building or structure is designed, arranged, or intended or for which .it Ys ®r in ;'the fugure' may-be_-occupied-or main rained, '(495o2,26 55601) 95w Yards An open space on a lot on which s building is situate and except as otherwise provided in Chapters V is unoccupied or unobstructed with buildings, structuresz or portions thereof frpm the ground to the sky; and when a yard dissension is given it: represents the Minimum horizontal distance between the lot sine from which the distance must be measured and a line parallel to said lot line, (495.2.27 556a1) 9 '7a®r 00791 Freon ard z A yard across the full width of the lot ML and eaten ng from t e front lot line to a line parallel thereto which passes through the nearest portion of that main building which is closest to said front lot lines excepting those projections of a main building permitted in a front yard by section n- -- P77, ago (495n2o28 556:1) 777/i Z7,Z �•*�L �'�� : .-S-921001M Rear Yard° A yard extending across the full width 'of the I.o� aasure etween the (rear lot line of the lot and the news. est rear portion of that main building which is closest to said rear lot line excep tin as provided in sections 999i�, (495:2029 556%15 1�12.2;? � ��7• ,r �9 Side Yard; A yard on each side of the building and eaten ng rom t e ront yard to the rear yard of said lot,) and located between the side lot line and the .main building; the .measured distance of which yard shall represent the shortest distance between the side line; of the lot and that portion of the siiain building nearest said side line' from which the measurement is taken except as provided in sectinn�: 9 ,93 1. and•=9�92;2a (495a2030 51601) 977/ 9 77? �ctx r� iro—r S 7%i O ARTICLE may' NONCONFORMING BUILD INNS fl USES 5-�- Uses of Land-o Ch n in to C®xnf®ruin uses A nonconw orm gng use o any an may a coast nued or c a%e to a conform= ix a or to a use of a more restricted classificetionn, (495-G5 .s A'P �-�171. . --1 Extendingf Vse of Lot A nonconforming use which is not Nuse i n a u ding or structure, but occupies a lot or thereof shall not be enlarged or extended to any other portion eif the lot or any other lot not actually so occupied at the time s,ue_h use became nonconforming as a result of the adoption of prdinapc;, N o. 495. (495a5oao2) r ;" r.., 2 Res in of Nonconformine Use• No nonconforming use i s a �e ume , re-established.- or reopened after it has been nba doped-, dlscontiuued or changed to a conforming use'0 _,_,, =21 Time Constituting abandonment. A nonconforming use 1 shall—be deemed to be discont .nuP or a andoned wizen such use bP ceased to operate or to be operated or to exist as a nonconforming! U..^�It, for a period of six (b) months. (495 s 5 c a o 3) 9�I 3 Nonconformin Buildin s° Continuin An,e1.ior tines C A noncon aka gig r i ng may continue to me Vto .S2•i4.eYS.1[fU11�.. 111t• may e changed to a buildirct of a more restricted class if�.c��' to a conforming, building ei93o5ab�l� ly —"�.`'� E° i!.c�inP Va, nt E c i.ve Date A nonconforming, Wile,- 6 psirtiorn t. ergo . .w. c was spec ca ty :Assigned ror,, beyond a reri-6nabXe doubt, Int:endei-3 by that mature of :its ar=rann went and �,,akg�:.'�L,�,t°�Yi�v) to he he�t`ij�.'��y'�,�.I.1��d:19 l� �'� �$j��`�q,�ptMp'ja�pi`�' 'iYb��dgB$.�q°PIgL,a so occupied p�� �:'�'�y :��q��8� v,.1:�•tda Cl SS#�'yit�L.-rli F .. f�/�0..^i. t was not s Vcc'lY.pied }. tr`r 9 time t 3inzncc oo � 9. bec ,re effeelt-lye, may be oc�, ied o the purpose fer° wbich it was designed, arranged or i,ntea�iOeO st�c � �ua�ld r g is �a used wit:ni an. ( gar after the Bate ref. Crd'I'llAnce No,, 495.- othesr�:ise je use of such sha'? confoo the provisions of Chapters 41 9 Jrs Re.-�airs or Interior alteratrione s,' d�, q�dgs height g '(��c. ,pa$ aS non -conforming gay •7i$S Yy� �„�•.' �y�.i'•+� �lafoc�ita� )B j• _pvy (y[.p@C>`�4y�F.4-yam. o�+ p(A:.4�'$:� 1L6�G.11. LI�tl, Yi�b. ¢a 11tl0.Y L`( a,Jr�dN� f!..1 fy!P 111C�.`y `I.-Ytij' ln.i3'A� 3 U '#," ✓�b-5-bo✓) &.c•Y�q a (¢yp p� �pvA-y�.: �q yy,�.qele �ep.� �t., }c{ t q� `•I .� -� L.t�bcA, lfx�+,': li .�'.1 '� . 3'6:Ae�i.� i.,664. 6^FEu �W �SII�-T 6e M b�G• �8 f11uJhj •� � .. exterior in any manner unless such building nd is additions and ealArgements are made to conform in a �cexpect with all of the provisions of, Chapter 92, 93 94,75d �less the Council by resolution permits exterior alterations, enlargement, or additions only for the following reasons and under the following conditions: 9 .1 Added Safe Beauty, Harmony. That, in the e unc opin ono t Co , saidrevision 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 immediate neighborhood. (495:5:b:4:a) . Lv �/� S Weight. That said revision or addition shall n©t inc ea e n er of stories. (495:5:b:4:b) S:9 2_3. Floor Area. 7bat, regardless of any or "all alterat ons, enlargements, or additions, the floor area shall not be increased over ten per cent (107.) of the total floor area such building contained at the time Ordinance No. 495 became effective. (495:5;b:4° )c F - . Plans Specifications. 7bat.a set of plans and specs cat ons covering the proposed construction, alteration, or addition shall have been submitted to the Commission for recommenda- tion and then to the Council for approval as to location, design, col , and general architecture; and any work represented thereby Sbafri be done in accordance with said approved plans and specifica tions; and no permit for such work shall be issued until said plans have been ® approved. (495:5:b:4:d) Z117 � . ExtendiBS of Existigg Use within Building. A nongon o ng use occupying either a conforming building, or nononforming building, structure or portion of either thereof eball not be extended to any ,portion ,of the building or structure not so occupied at the time said use became nonconformin as a result of he adoption of Ordinance No. 495. (495:5:bo55 _S..-92 . Movie o£ N-onconfoxmin Buildin No nonconforming builI ordui ng used for a nonconforming use shall be moved unless by so doing the buildingand its use would be made to conform to t!L-7J%r38-. sions of Chapters 92, 93 ..mW 94���(a� ob:6) Alteration of Buildin having- inadequate yard. Lsieidings c are nonconvo ng only cause o violation of the yard requirements hereof, may be altered or enlarged, provided said alterations and enlargements conform to the provisions of Chapters 92, 93 - 94 495°5:b:7) _ . v Effect of Height Limitations. Height 1iwitation nra- vi'sions in Chapters 92, 93---,td 94-YVA not be deemed to regulate the height of chimneys, cooling towers, fire station towers, flag- poles, scenery lofts, water tanks, r�•dio roles or towers, ornamental towers, ornamental towers or spires, domes, cupolas, oil well derricks, parapet walls not exceeding four feet (41) in height. or other similar appurtenances not designed for habitation. (495.24c. 517-5) arcages. Private garages required by Chapters V#'?3,RaorJY6, shall Pb& built concurrently with the main buildings to which such garages area accessory and sh ll be maintained as private g'agages for said main building,. (4R5.24e 51?.7) �- NM' Resadert.ia1_ Pam. Except as otherwise provided in this Ordinance Code, there shall be required minimum offstreet park- ing provided in the form of either a ceirnort or garage gat the ratio of ,one garage or carport per dwelling unit for all res_dentia`t uses within the City. Hotels tai.thin the Ca3 General Business District shall be excluded from this requirement. (731.9) � 73&4 --9 2285. Exempted Uses. Wo provision in Chapters 92, 93-m�I fSdV194 /1071 shall b�- deemed to prohibit within any district the following •uses: e Citv�.Bui.lc33n s. Fire and Police Stations or other public buildings owned by the City and the customary uses of such buildings. (495.-24g:1 5Y7.9) f7 . Schoo s. Public schools, including usual and customary facilities in connection therewith. (495.24g:2. 517-9) 3� P mks. Public narks including recreation, storage an-4 service buildings appurtenant to said park --nd used in connec- tion therewith Concessions, Commercial entezra.ses, concessions or amusements operated for gain, incidental to such park purpose as may be Dermitted in accordance with article (495-24g:3. 517.9 596.3) 73D5 a 96r Reside-nce Use of Existinu, Lofi.s. Other provisions of Chapters 92, 93 947 of hstandine. any lot which existed �+rior to the effective date of Ordinance No. 4.95 may be used as a building site for at� least one single family dwellings (495:24s. 517021) 9,301 Existine Residence on Rear of Lot. If,, prior to thg_ effect- M e o r inane, o. 4 2, a duel ing in the R-1$ 02 or the R®2 District was located so that the major porttio of 'such building was in the rear area of the lot as determined by a line drag 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 shed on the front pant of said lot j e s,, 0 •'S 9 M_ Additional Dwelling , to Conform. Said additional dwelling anzdis location and use,, - and the use such lot shall conform' with Chapters v/ 9 i every other respect. . (495�24b� 517*04) ' f/ /^ S- '/7 3;0. Fr -3&3 Accessori �uildin s without Main Building. It shall be tm- M lawfulto construct, erect or locate on any lot in the R-15 AR ;', M4t,> or R-24$cistricts private garages or other accessory build-1.u.,gs, witho t a permissible main building. (495-.24d. 517r.6) C Encroachine Doors . Every private garage building or portion o main uil use orc garage purposes excepting in Districts a C-13, la� M_I;p or M-2AO shall be so equipped that the doors `,jhen open or eing-opened will not project beyond any lot line of the lot in which such building is located,, and tdien said doors open onto an alley, the wall or portion thereof containing said doors or door"- way shall be at least six feet (61 ) from the line forming the common -u d a -7) _P y between said lot and the alley. (495 24e., 517. 37, ".3M , setback of Accessory Buildings. No separate accessory tunMM on any lot in any res--rdenti-a-1—district shall be located closer to the front lot line of such lot than a distance of fifty feet (501) ; provided that this regulation shall not prohibit access- ory buildings in otherwise permissive locations in the rear one-half of any such lot. (495224L. 517-.14) &J-306. 'Setback of Structures in, Rear(of Corner Residential Lo(.-. , lh-TWrear yard o a corner lot In any except the C-31) % , no accessory building and/or structure, or .part thereof,,_ shall be estab- lished or located closer to tKe exterior—sid-i-fo-t-fi-ii4--t�h-a-i�t -e width of the exterior side yard for such 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 art t.'roze-, ofb within twenty-five f-eet, (250) of said rear lot line part bi- closer to said exterior side lot line of said corner lot than distance represented by .th6 average. of the front yard depth of said adjoining or key lot and the width of the exterior side ya,-,d on said corner Moto (495-24f. 517-8) , A-3 Sid Yards ne Stbl:��Iln' case for Buildines of over O n e t n t of bud Id Ings /- more than one a y rie 16 to AM, or R.WDistricts, the walls of any story above the first Iltory shall be set back so as to 13 rovide a side yard width of MA ess. than five feet (51). (495-. W, 517013) _L____ * . Residential Buildings in S rids - Comme c g r tuiW Ings permi`ss`Me�nte -_l Dist icts are rictOr, . ,also permissibib in the c-%.1 provided they are constructed,, estatliihQ and/or located in accord,, once with the provisions of the R-A District and the Generiki ro . visions applicable to the R-4 District. (495*24h-ol. 517JO� 1 S -ih—eC. 775-rvr" rds for Re id ' -A S-.==1k4f�3—. Y des above—Bu esfivp In 1 - - - str ct rout side Yards may bq wo ' for dwellings,, apartmen and, boardinghouses or lodging- . Valved tt houses erected 'above the ground floor of a building when said groxiiii,' floor Is designed exclusively for commercial or industrial purposesg unless such yard areas-or courts are* required by State Law or other ordinances of this City. (495.24h-02,, 517.10) 73 Mogsing_ of Goods., Excepting automobiles, trailersv growing p An Es or. sery stock lumber and Christmas trees all. go da wares merchandise, produce, and other commodities wAich are stores or of erect for sale or exchange in the C®3 . Dist' iezi -shall be housed in buildings unless being transportecla S. 9 3 . 7 tnce :hisfitests Such goods,, wares, merchi�ndise Prod uces an oNte-7,Pcommo are 'displayed in an entr, or recessed entrance of a building shall be considered as beiig . housed in such building,, (495o24p° 517°18) fet and Industrial Uses Abutti o I'te I Hhwa s Pedicat1 n o ti s is e used or constrv: for any commercial or industrial uses permitted in the M.I.A. Mmlfl Mpg ,, CA and C-2 Districts,,- Ynor shall a permit for the conftrut- tioh of 'wish building be issued by the Building .Department 117g. shall any' land be used,, where the land upon which such buifdiig ig to be used or constructed or where the land to be used for sails rises abutts upon,, and the ingress or egress to the said buildibga. or land is, upon any indicated Arterial Highway shod on the Peas'°�. r Plain of Streets and Highways adopted February, 1957, and as- hers, after amended,, until and unless the right-of-way for such highwa, to the width shown on .the Master Plan has been dedicated to or vested in the City of Huntington Beach,, (75201) C .,Come c"al d I d tri U Alut R H tawwa ar event a notice o coup .et ®n s a L; lestied by the Building epartment until su required dedication of right-of-way as described in Section has been improved byy installation of curbs,, gutters and street drainage in full cots=? pli�ance with City of Hu ctingto n Beach' street standards, or until with the consent of the City Engineer,, an agreement is entered into with the Cagey in accordance with anaccepted plan of improve. ments° In the event an agreement for 'the improvements is entered , into, the City Council maw require that the agreement be secure' g by a good and sufficient bond,, or it may accept in lieu thereof cash deposit,, which bond or cash deposit shall be in the amount , equal to the. cost of the'. improvements estimated by the City Engineer° (752°1 786°1) 9 940 R u red Walls A ttin C �nercia or d _,rial Wt�os ere any property use oma+e n or rc a or ustria purpubc.- common property line with property zoned for "R11 (Residence) purpposes there shall be provided a solid masonry or concrete block- wall. of six (6) feet in height. on such property line, except where the -exterior wall* of a building is on such property line no separate .wal,1_ need be provided. �'13? Use Permits for Multiple Family Residences. It shall''be unlawful To construct, erect or locate any apartment project consisting of more than 20 units. and/or any apartment project- which extends'.more- than 15.0- feet from a public street unless a Use Permit has, been approved for. such use. (1046) -- ° Enforcement W tholdin of Licenses Permitso Ail , j City departme_nt9 . o _ c als or public .employees,, veste wit t e cut" or authority to issue permits or licenses where required by laws car j I ordinance,, shall enforce the provisiom-of Chapters 92, 939 �'4.0 , and issue no such license or ermit for uses, buildings, structures" f or purposes"where same ��ld� � in conflict with the provision, of ` Chapters 92, 939 a ., 94� and any such license .or pewit if i sued in conf 1 ict. with the �oorovisions of Chapters 92,,93,, - ' 94, shall b2 niall and void. (495026) L,`I .. ART 1'CLE-W-9 9 717 YARDS S Common Yards No part of a yard provided for any building or structure own a;of for th �purpose of complying with the provisions of .Chapters 92, 93, . - 941-s a1i4be included o �co .. idered as a part of a yard required by ChaAers 92, 93, 949T5 of zc'siny other building or structure on the same lot or an adjacent lot. (495.241. 517. 11) S WalkC Drivewa s Eave$ Railings,° Yard provisions shall not exc u ee wa� .sD r veways9 eaves or ra . ngs. (897.2) -Loan din Porch. A landing place or uncovered orch may extend into t e rout yard" to a distance of six feet (6°� from the front line of the building, across not more than one half M the width of the lot, provided that such landing place or porch shall have its flog no higher than the entrance floor of the building, Stairs Stairs from said landi-- to the ground may extend e�ron s eet B). (495.24j 5170125 -0 Side Yard of Existi Narrow Lots Side yards on lots under orty eet in width existing prior to the effective date of Ordinance No. 495 need not be more than three feet (39) in width. (49�jj� 517016) %.9-9 7 Rear of Corner Lot On a corner -lot where yards are required and ere tie"rear I ne o such corner lot abuts the side line of an adjoining lot.' no accessory building or portion thereof shall be locat2c, within four feet (40) of the common lot line of such lots. (495024o. 517017) �l7 25 s-4 Fences Walls Hed es0 Fences, walls, and hedges not exceeding sire ° ) feet in eig t may a located in the required side or rear yards, except as hereinafter provided. Fences walls, hedges ,4hich are not over three and one-half Oku) feet in height may be located in the required front yard. (897.2) Ram_ ends£ Wi lls p Hed _ Corner_ Lon Fences, tr?al 5 aatd' t ages not excee ing six eet eigit may be erected in the exterior side yard of a corner lot provided such shall not be loser than 30 feet to the front property line for traffic safety vision. (597.2) 9 7-75--�, Fences Wal s Hod es Reverse corner L. tO F°encei: . walls, an a ges not excee ng s eet in a g t y be zrected in the exterior side yard of a reverse corner lot provided there is a corner cut off at the riser corner, measured along the 'rear and exterior sid6 lot lines, equal to not leis than 507. of the required front yard of the adjoining key lot, provided furthe that, such fence, wall, or hedge shall not be closer than 30 feet to the front property line for traffic safety vision. (897. .) 3 Fences or Landscaping at Street Intersection-. `Jithin—t erequ re rout yar or requ re exterior s de yard of i corner lot there shall be no structured fence, wall hedge, t rdsca ing, or obstruction erected or maintained over 3� feet 'n height within a triangular area formed by measuring 30 feet the front and exterior side lot lines and a dine ,ILI-atxing iuc-�' pointa to form a hypotenuse,, (597.1) 7a Ij 9� 4 Fences Wells Hedges at L' e o At the inter- gection of an exterior s a lot line of a corner lot with an at': .11-- re mall be no. structure, fence, wall hedge landscaping or obstruction erected or maintained over 3� feet In height within a triangular area formed by measuring 1®. feet along the Alley and exterior side Lot lines and a Line joining such points to fa r i a hypotenusA. (897o 1) 77 5,_5 of aI�� 5 Hei ht Measurement of. F' ce or Wall The height n c�y measure rom e t er s e o t fence,, Pro.. elided, where a retaining wall is combined with a fence, no por. pion of the retaining wall will be measured in meeting fence height requirements. Any combination of retaining wall and fence over 8 feet b 1p= must be bu316t so a variation in design or material will show between retaining portion ,ard fence. Any fence and retaining Fall combination over & feet in height shall be -designed without decorative block or cap block, except that decorative block equal in stren th' to the main portion of the fence will be ac© ceptable. (89 .19 971) � 6 ' = Rear Yard Abuttink Stre t Ale Park o Where a reap° of ' ne o a of abuts an s comr�n to, oundary of a street, alley or public parka the depth -of the rear yard for such Lot may be reduced by five feet (51). (495s24ro 517020) ►, . Pam- s� 9,7ro PLANNING a APTER l5 AR ICL 95 a N TI T 01 0 PROCEEDINGS P OCED'iT a P O L'S S 4 E R ORCE'. .r-- `� �rT� " ATi9�� 40Bi33NG Flo Intiation of. Proceeding Prescribed. Proceedings for the establishment of setback lines along any p�tion of any street or streets, alley or other public way or place in this City shall be initiated as in this` r p aad (570:1) —S9512 o Petition; Map. A petition may be filed with- the CounciT asking a, setback line or lines be established•, `5aj -Wh*'Vh .pe.tition shall designate the street or portion of the street, alley or other public way or place along vJhich such lines are sought to be established, and shall be accompanied by a map or sketch showing the street or lot lines and the proposed setback lines and the distance thereof from the regularly established property line. (570:1) F,9424. Initiation b 'llotione Procedure for establishing such set Tack ines may Be also initiated bar motion of the Council or the City Planning Comm. siono (570:1) A Power to Establish Setback ling. Upon consider— ation of such petition, or recommendation of the City Planning Commission, or upon its own motion, whenever the public peaces health, safety, comfort, convenience, interest or welfare may require, the Council is hereby authorized and empowered to determine the minimum distance back from the street line for the erection of buildings or structures along any portion of any street, public way or place in this City, and to order the establishment of a line to be known .and designated as a setback line, between which line and the street line no building or structure shall be erected or constructed. (570:2) � Z PL ANNIWG S i 522 Public I ea ing Before ttae establishments of any Vet arc c ne, as autha�° zed by Section , or any amendment to it, the Plattming Commission shall hold at 'least one public hearing. Notice of the time and place of the hearing shall be given by one publication in a newspaper published, printed and circulated in the City of Huntington Beach, at least ten (10) days before the hearing. (805.1) 1?V3 Resolution RecommendinR Setback. The recommendation of any setbac ine or any amen went t ereof shall be by resolution of the Planning Commission, carried by the affirmative votes of not les than two-thirds (2/3) of its total voting members. A copy of the setback regulation, or amendment thereof, shall be submitted ) to the City Council by the Planning Commission And shall be accom- panied by a report of findings; summaries of hearings and recom- mends ions of the Planning Commission. (80501) -6-9Mk Adontion of Setback Plan bv Councils Public Bearing; Not ce. upon rece pt o a copy o reso ut on relating to set- back lines, or amendment thereof, the City Council, may by ord- inance,, adopt the setback line or an amendment thereto Before adopting the setback line or setback amendments the Council shall hold at least one (1) public hearing. Notice of time and place of hearing shall be pLublished by one insertion in a newspaper published, printed and circulated in .the City .of Huntington Beach a�l.exist ten (10) days before the hearing. (805.1) 9-9-52-5 Change by Council The City Council shall not make any c in any propose set ack line or setback plan, or amend® ment thereto, recommended by the Planning Commission until the proposed change has been referred to the Planning Commission for a report and a copy of the report has been filed with the City Council. (805o1) . —s-9 25 Effect of Setback Ordinance. From and after the taking e ect of an ordinance estaUTUMIngany setback line or lines, or amendment of any such setback line or lines, it shall be un- lawful for any person, firm or corporation to construct any build- ing, walls fence or hedge over 3k feet in height or store or dis. play merchandise within the space between the street line and the setback line, or lines, so established,' except that a marquee or canopy which is attached to a building, which building complies with the setback lime or lines, or detached canopies 'for an auto- mobile service station may project into the setback area upon condition that such marquee or canopy is not more than 18 inches in thickness and shall have a ground clearance of not less than 12 feet above the centerline grade of the adjacent streets, Per. mitted signs which are located within the setback areas of comm mercial or industrial use shall have a ground clearance of at least 10 feet unless the top of such sign is not more than 3k f eo- pbove the adjoining grade. (805.1. 897.29 931.19 961.1) 9-4W-7. Enforcement of Setbacks All established setback line's a ongg gray port ono any street or streets, or alley, or other q7 f public way or place in this City, shall hereafter be described n Section - of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code, except as otherwise. provided for in Sectional District Maps adopted In 942 of this code, (805.2) ao c--.•96 7S Fl PLANNING NG ke-x S = Establishment of Setback Limes Setback lines in the City jRngton of iac are a ere y s c as follows-, (810, ) Ir r r7y PLANNING SETBACK BUILDING LINES BUILDING LINE BUILDING LINE BUILDING LINE BUILDING LINE BUILDING LINE BUILDING LINE FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR SECONDARY PRIMARY MAJOR LOCAL FRONTAGE INTERIOR v HIGHWAY HIGHWAY HIGHWAY STREET ROAD YARDS (84' R/O/W) (100' R/O/W) (120' R/O/W) (60' R/O/W) (42' R/O/W) cn YARD ABUTTING YARD NOT ABUTTING p YARD ABUTTING HIGHWAY OR STREET HIGHWAY OR STREET HIGHWAY OR STREET MEASURED FROM CENTERLINE MEASURED FROM MEASURED FROM. v PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE FRONT SIDE REAR FRONT SIDE REAR FRONT SIDE REAR FRONT SIDE REAR FRONT SIDE REAR SIDE REAR Al 62 62 62 70 70 70 80 80 80 50 50 50 20 5 20 5 20 RI 62 52 62 70 60 70 80 70 80 50 40 50 20 5 20 5 20 R2 57 52 52 65 60 60 75 70 70 45 40 40 15 5 10 5 10 R 3 52 52 47 60 60 55 70 70 65 40 40 35 10 5 5 5 5 R 4 52 52 47 55 60 55 65 70 65 35 40 35 5 5 5 5 5 R 5 47 47 47 55 55 55 65 65 65 35 35 35 5 5 5 5 5 CI 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 30 30 A A A C C C 2 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 30 30 A A A C C C 3 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 30 30 A A A NONE NONE C 4 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 30 30 A A A C C MI 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 30 30 NONE NONE NONE r= MI-A 72 57 42 90 90 50 100 100 60 30 45 30 10 10 10 15 NONE M2-0 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 B B B A A A A A ZONING ADOPTED BY INTERIM ORDINANCE 668 AND 672 ADOPTING ORANGE COUNTY LAND USE ORDINANCE 351 BY REFERENCE Al 62 47 62 70 55 70 80 65 80 50 35 50 20 5 20 5 125 OR F R2 62 47 62 70 55 70 80 65 80 50 35 50 20 5 20 5 25 OR F R4 62 47 62 70 55 70 80 65 80 50 35 50 20 5 20 5 25 OR F C I 42 42 42 50 50 50 60 60 60 30 B 40 A A 10 A D MI 42 1 42 1 42 50 1 50 1 50 60 1 60 1 60 1 30 B 1 55 1 A A 25 A D A-5' FOR BUILDINGS USED SOLELY FOR DWELLING PURPOSES ; OTHERWISE NONE REQUIRED. B-30' ; 35' IF BUILDING USED SOLELY FOR DWELLING PURPOSES. C-NONE , EXCEPT WHERE ABUTTING AN R DISTRICT ; THEN 10'. D-10'; EXCEPT WHERE REAR YARD ADJOINS AN ALLEY , PUBLIC PARK, PUBLIC BEACH,OR PUBLIC PEDESTRIAN WAY IN WHICH CASES THE REAR YARD SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN 5'. E-NONE; EXCEPT THAT ANY LOT WHERE THE .SIDE OR REAR YARD ABUTS UPON A RESIDENTIAL ZONE , THERE SHALL BE PROVIDED A SIX (6) FOOT SOLID MASONRY WALL ON THE AFFECTED PROPERTY LINE. F-IN COMPUTING THE DEPTH OF A REAR YARD FROM ANY BUILDING WHERE SUCH YARD OPENS ON AN ALLEY , PUBLIC PARK OR PUBLIC BEACH; ONE HALF (1/2) OF THE WIDTH OF SUCH ALLEY , PARK, OR BEACH MAY BE DEEMED TO BE PORTION OF THE YARD , EXCEPT THAT UNDER THIS PROVISION NO REAR YARD SHALL BE LESS THAN 15'. WITHIN ALL COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS WHERE TWO ARTERIAL HIGHWAYS INTERSECT ; THERE SHALL BE REQUIRED A TRAFFIC SAFETY VISION SIGHT-ANGLE SETBACK AREA CONSISTING OF A TRIANGULAR AREA BOTH OF WHICH LEGS SHALL EXTEND 20 FEET ALONG AND DISTANCE FROM THE INTERSECTING PROPERTY LINES; AND SUCH AREA SHALL BE DETERMINED AS BEING WITHIN THE HYPOTENUSE. AND THE TWO 20 FOOT LEGS OF THE DESCRIBED RIGHT TRIANGLE. THERE SHALL BE A 36" HEIGHT LIMITATION ON ANY PLANTING OR STRUCTURES WITHIN THE REQUIRED TRIANGULAR AREA. O PREPARED BY THE HUNTINGTON BEACH PLANNING DEPT. DRAWN BY� � S A ire — t$�t�r2a�6 AI 3JJDJJg___AXTf1%T q Effect of Recommendations of Commission. The recommendations of the Commission in legislative matters shall be only ad- visory9 but its decisions in other matteV as interpreting the provisions of Chapters 92, 93 94, paassing on plans submitted to it in accordance herewith, and the disposition of petitions shall be binding and effective, subject to appeal as hereinafter provided. J, LL S ggqY'r' Notice of Decisions of Commission. Decisions of the Com- mission 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.- (495o9oa) Pro isions xce t ons A Ii Ie In administering,, Chapters 9 ,. certain prov s ons an exceptions shall apply which are as fo l lows o 9k-01/ Inte reu . Y'° Requirements as Minimum In inter- -_ pr jt3.ngg app y r t e prov s ors o apters a .,mod- 944`��ie� .shall tie held to be the minims requirements for the promotion of the puolic .safety, health,, convenience,, comfort, or general welfare° PrivateA re its o It is not intended by Chapters 92, 93 awl o �to inter ere w t or a ogate or annul any easements,, convevv��. o o S-6r existing agreements between parties or to repeal any ordinance or other section of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code except as set forth in section 31 9SOIc19602) S :-j Coin l Jctin- Ordi0ncce.$$ Where, however,, Chapters 92, 93 94 imneae a ereater restriction or regulation upon buildings or strut tures, and the use of them, or the use of 1=d or pre=nises, or re<}uires larger open •s^aces or yarc;s, •,:han are imposed or required by other ordinances, rules, or regulations, the provisions of � Chapters 92, 93 94 shall govern. (495.24-a 517e3) LE ci Bot�iada lass.1 is tiffs Yard Amendments after h�earin�'he &9*6t. es o sa str cts t e c ass cat ono property an wu° Pe gmitted within the, various districts g and said guards and other open. . y, s,pAces required hereby May be changed, reclassified ' abandoned yy . to and any other ,subst ia�l amendment to Chapter �Za 93 ' �4 m�}� •� mad:ellwhenever the public necessit convenience or general welfare msy- �- require t only often such hearings as �y be required by�� chapters 193 5i1--44q._Q"d44The Planni,.ng Act. '(495a 8,a a) _ y be initiat,: Initiation of• Proceeding. Stich proceedings. may ed byg.c� � / . A 1 B Owner The petition. of _,an _ r®pert owner .who has ��,�'ec pare a poet ti®n n accordance with Article (49o8ob�1) . 2- B Co ism ' �A Resolution of. 1htention of Said .-Cods<= sigh� - _obi- a TS--Q- 3 Council ''the written request or R.esoiut$oii af. Intepti®n o the ,otnxc o (495°8ob-o,3). -. d. .Lhci. i�e� F.:g:n�-ate ter o t ,E :r_�, K... not des Bated, on Pao . -.f :.p-"' <'',• 5 j 1�;+. r o �3�SF Y fl b g c assifled, in in -Of Ehe s R ==� 3 reb;r o,hat t be B ear pt�®� be �onee3 l�.pl ( i�gte mitt �":`•I� '�`-s 4f i.r {,`j�ii.7� (�950�0�':� ) �,� �' '* faf pr':� e, i.e t side of CityCity a'at a C t s s o y an co or�� c £e is s e t. OM � E':,, irp t .e ar a i-YIthin its corpgzate lilyiilty that a. feAl need _..., � t0 cbns i de: %coning and ph s i.ca.l �at.anTl on the bas is of the and, ��eve!."'v�`�?�.`s$g a��� �'��Fl�� t�h$a°LC3`o€�ly, �6'�le areas �53�`'rentt?� h Ci.t� 11MAts D that , State law recognizes . the existence ' of loge. bervieen a city and. the area -contiguous thereto, � .,., ev,,' of Sacb, l# y ? and ,r>urrgnae avid the possibility, of a` nexa.t'.ox1 fit; . ■,`=` �"<S+' pis c'y3 ':rrFt t Z:T e C it;ly Y.ui,, crtea�i es to: eat abtish an 4xpaIksirp;tl Cat •. f. �e �.. ����� •'fat �>�n- N,.�=�at s��'a3;=Y--pre jai� -�:f ;����--��°e�;-�--�;.�:r��:- - ?m fi*±:�•# i fa.�.n spith expanded Y a�4� to a�ex� to the City." For Khat 2: x _ _� o purpose pre®zo-ing maps ma be developer it d dopte- _-_ manner prescribed by this ©rdinance Code for the ciassifi.catiora or VC61e.psifieation of property within the stye inclueing..procedure�,. , for a d_co�cu cr�t d6b_ide-fAti6n_ ;�of veriehc� g 66naltiona1 use per. 1 mIts and af.te plains. (1009): 9 Zoning S x f- ed P o erties Af a pre*-zo man ' or an area as en adoptedo_ ten.sueb ann`x exaet property contained ' i therein sba l -.tapoh becoming part of the City, possess the classtfi ' atl.o�� i,ndic2ted .on tee detai l d prezoniaag: map,- and 'such ppitttiras' of the prep zoning tiaep governing' properties so annexed .shalt bca�ome part of the C;ityli zoning, tn�ap ane .thereafter be ,:subject to all of the O' rovisions ! of this Ord1nonce. Coale. if 'a prezoning tap for an area .ha `s not 'bea~`n i adopted then . such. area shall.a tqa*n snf.ie*atton,, be .deeme' d to be c aria i- fied - Rol until reclassified in the maun.er prescribed by 1SW9 or tes,,, at the time o f 'annexcati.on and effective thereupon- a different zont n 1 1 cLnx sifi,cation has been established by. the` .adopti.on of an, 'inter m j' ' �o��ing ardirianc��p (t,�0�) (' .. t r� "7 VVV ART I" ICEPTIONS 3 4-_ C °¢�r�a�d.za fo Rec,-. mTtm_ adati0hn men practical d fd:, :$ . E;i 1C1� g�3 -gc�sc� xtc .xa: ��t c� ehaa ters'.92 93 r 94 c — i thi+u h s : ict app° Lcs:�:ion of �:he:ir ��Davisi®ns the Commiss�ofa i ia$�on i is o� Motion,,' �lritt-on regua..st of the Couracilp �c����'recei'PiN.. `o ptti.tion pr'e � x��� oco :dara r� �rit�a ectior� 4 ., and �r�i.�:lcs� m any grant or c�en co ��3i�i� gal e�c+x�;~tio7i�� ` to tfie provisions of CF�aapte.�s 92,, 93, �t P p"o that so I itS general purposes. (7570 � Petition for ExceFigno Form,, Petitio7sa for i I conditional. 6kceptions shall 'be, made ora foEms prepared by t,he_. Cor6ission and, shai19 regardless- of ot1her utter® state full ea he grounds . for such Bondi.ti6na;l exceptions aanei alp. wets ie ! _Pon to show why Chapters 92, 93 9� should not be strictly 1 i.nterpgeted d enfozcced Tela Live to. t p�gsetty or particular: I' use involved,, r��-c� 96 3 P ai Other t rs4 S �aera Re' firedp Such pie 'Ution gust b�e -accompa nxe y plaaras a''pro .i s 9 speci,f3.ca do as �r ,oghe�. pertin6rit. mattdr which the Commission may request and j islsa shown . (495 0 6 o b) _' . s -That there are ek-- c � XEc rdir �y cirouast�ric�v ®r conditions applic�� I e " o � I i 'able to the lan& buildings. or premises involved, or to the In' tiended use of aaame, that do not -apply enerally to the pro.? {party or class of uses in: the same diptr eto (49506obo1 { i ® Property Ri ebts o- Thai such ,con-! {. j r � onai e�ecepe.ions.::.are necessary Qr..t e preservation and 1 j t 1 pyment o f-substaanti.a l property rights (495 0 6 o b o 2). � �• �,t�; �Ca� .S=92�a3 3 � bs,nce . f l�e�.r.�nqento 'That the granting of such j cond :tionaa . exceptrons;.Ili -not ee mate:�i.aally detrimental to . h publ � 'healt�a s €sty, and wela�re,.o ih uri,ous to the co13n; } orm�ang Iaand, props ° y,- or �. pro vements 3n. . e neighborhood 'of, �:he` .pt'operty for wfich such doaaditonap e�cep�ioa� is soughto�•; - -9a-3� Go d . F .tho Tpaa3t the applicarit is willing and ( aablie to .carry out .the purposes .for which the, conditional except:, I Ion, is' sought° that_. he will. proceed to- do so -without 'uYtriecessa ry dehlyo ( 1 { - L44o..Ho riinz Recurred. Before ,a conditional exception maybe granted' bar. the Couaacil ,or Commission,.* the Council .or ;o�sisA. on s�aaall .€ao�d. as .publicaeating relative -to .the ps:o� j gosled. conditional exception as, . vided i.n -Arti.cle 9 Reason for p �edvara] Pais ®ns o `°he�Procedure i fog tci j g.•. aig .oT..a c,o d t ona . except l on to the provisions j of Chapters,., 92,, 93� a 94 are -included -.in this Chapter because I of�.the impossibility of . rseeing- uric: providing for all .of the 1 ; circumstances and conditions which may be-affected by it thus making it possible Ito adjust. said ..provisions co special• and un i ,� , svaI cases �ri.thout defeating the general purposes sne sp&tit of; said Chapters.. - (49506od)- I -4A6 . . of trict Ioui Q A District boundary shall no e than ed V C it exce -t ,o�-as� ( 9505oa) . g y � S -7.. Terms Conditions . Time Limit, Guarantees Tn'e "Cotipcil ! or oGmiss on may pn-escr a he terms an Cori it arms upon �h�,ch I } ; conditional exception may be granted and set a timse limit for th(066, durati a of, such conditional exception, and may require guaranteesg in such form i tas it may deem proper under. the circumstances to insure that the purm pos6s. for iAich said exception is granted will be fulfilled, `and jthat j !the conditions. 'of the exception wiil' be- met. Ito .Comm. ission action gov- ierning disposition of Conditional Exception shall become effeetive priory to the lapse of, the 10,.day appeal' period. (757.3) � �o Revocation for Delay. The Council may .revoke -any canditic;1a� �a2 ce o urpose o�w i as not been accodiplished withi'�n a � period of %i�; (6) months ' from the date it was granted,,, (495060 f)I -9 '8--1- Time, Limit. Each Conditional. Exception authorized under I the,1provlslons oT-t—firs-ViEtcie. which is not actually established, or the , r 'actual construction commeinced within one (1) ye•a7r fro the date 'o� final ,approval shall become null and void. F'og. the purpose of this Section, actual construction means that construction has started and is proceeding without undue delay. b'repar© atl&i of plans,, securing financial arrangements,, isssuance .o,f building permits, letting of contracts,, grading of the property. or stock piling of materials, on the site shall riot constitute actual .construction G When any use of land, building, or premises ' esitablished-under' the ? provisions of this .Article has, been discontinued fo', a period of one (l) Iyear, it shall be unlawful -to again use such land, building or pre, mines for such discontinued' use unless, a subsequent Conditio�nst E:�cepE.- I; ion is -approved. , (979) b Change of District 'Clissification Whhen any. 6se olf land ' :, buillding,. or, prom ses �aa`sMeen esta s e -under the provisions of, this, Article and there is a subsequent change in; District classificition tha .allows said-use of land, building, or 'premises, all provisions-of said District Classification shall,_pievail and the Conditional Exc4pt- ion (shall become null and void' (979) ?Z18.._31 ' -A i1ication After Denial If a Cornd�boreal Exception has been enied, no urt er on it onmception application covering ' the lsams premises for the . same or similar use shall 6e filed or coAsid� Bred within the period of one (1) ,.year from the date the determination Ithereof became final. (979) i 7.'� _ J — eq0 a Permits Use Permits,) revocable, conditional car fors term per� aasued for any of the uses- or purposes f such permits are required or permitted bar the terms of the Huutior ngtor Beach Ordinance Code. (80602) A'pplicationo (a) Application for Use Permit shall be 11 made to the Planning Commission in writing on a form pre® -. ! scrik�ed by the Commission and shall be accompanied by plans •and elevations, necessary to show the detail of the proposed building or use. Such application shall be accompanied by a fee of Seventy IFivee, and No/100 Dollars _($'75000) 0 (806•5 • 1035.). OTC'7'_ _ -Public' Hearings . (a) No public hearing need be held thereon, provided that the Planning Commission may hold any hearing as it deems necessary (b) When a public hearing is deemed necessary, notice of such j hearing shall be given by publication in the official newspaper ; of the City and by posting said notice in not less than two (2) I I conspicuous places on or close to the property at least ten (10) I days prior to the hearing or by mailing said notice, postage prepaid, � at least five (5) days prior to the hearing to all property owners whose names and addresses appear on the latest adopted tax roll as owning property within a distance of three hundred (300) feet from the exterior boundaries- of applicant 's property. (80602) S3 Action by Commission. (a)I In• order to grant any Use Permit the findings of the Planning ! Gbmmission shall be that the establishment, maintenance, or operation of the use or building applied for will not ,under the circumstances of the particular case., be detrimental to. the health, 1 safety, peace, morals , comfort , , and general welfare of persons - � re- ! ' siding or working in the neighborhood of such proposed use or be detrimental or .injurious to property and improvements in the neighborhood or to the general welfare of the City.' , (b) The Planning Commission may, designate ,such conditions in connection with the Use Permit , as it deems '-necessary to se® I cure the purposes -of this Article and may require such guarantees and evidence,.-that such conditions are being or will be complied: II with. In cases. where the Use Permit_ is refused, the Planning Commission shall state its reasons for such refusal° Use Permits shall not become effective ford: e�i: .G. .' days, after being ranted and in the event appeal .is filed said g • , � p� 9 permit shall not be® ! come effective until a-decision is made by the City Council on; such appeall I ' Effect No�.ouilding or zoning permit shall be issued ,in any case where a Use Permit, is required by- the terms ;of the Huntington Beac4 Ordinance Code unless and until such Use ! has been granted by the Planning Commission or in the event-- ---- . [-,-Permit of app•e!lY by=the-Ci_ty Council and then only in accordance with the' • rms and condit cAs .of the Use Permit granted. (.80602) GIB'S1.S �--�. Revocationfor Delay, The Council may revoke any Use! Perm eit w en t purpose o c�h has not been accomplished witb-,L a period of six. (6) months from the date it was granted. (979) �� 9`�I6 Time Limit,, Each Use Permit authorized under the proviso r�ttiis t'.c-- which is not actually established, or the actual construction commenced within one (1) year from the date of , final approval Shall become null and void. For the ppurpose of this Section, actual construction means that .construction leas started and is proceeding without undue delay. Pre paration of plans.. securing financial arrangements, issuance of building permits, letting of contracts, grading of the property, or—stock - piling of materials on the site shall not constitute actual constructicn, When any use of land, building, or premises established under the provisions of this Article has been discontinued for a period of one (Q'' year, it shall be unlawful to again, use such land,) building , or premises for such discontinued use unless a subsequent Use Permit i laprove (979) S . .8-, ADDlication After Denial, If a Use Permit has been denle, s no urther Use erm t app ication covering the same premi&ies forethe same or similar use shall be filed or considered within the period of one (1) year from the date the determination thereof became final. , (979) a �'I ARTICLE-94.xS � -- ]PETITIONS -S- R-Ia Form of Petitions. The Commission shall prescribe the: form and scope of petitions and accompanying data, so as to assure the fullest practicable presentation of facts ; and all ` petitions shall be made on such forms . (495 .10a) � -�/ e7t5 a-- �: Verification of Petition. Dat . Every petiti 'n for a: con- ditional exception, as provi d in Article rand for ` amendments , as ,provided in Article , shall include a statement by at least one property owners who has signed such petition, and/ iwhose property is affected thereby, attesting to the truth and , correctness of all statements , maps and other data presented with said petition; and such verification shall be signed and acknowd ledged before the City Clerk . or a Notary Public. (495o10a) . Rejection of Faulty Petition., Any petition which has not been prepared in accordance with these provisions need not , be accepted--or considered and may be rejected by the Council oi� ; the 1 Cprprliis_s_Lon, 1495 .10a-) ---� Fen tp C er C sts - The Council may prescribe ' fees to cover costs o est mEateUe , use- itwolved in the grant�in� of conditional exceptions or change- of district boundaries. (49'5o g) S- ,94. Filing Fee. At the time_ such _petit.ion is filed, a fee of 75.00 for a Conditional Exception and $150.a`00 in the Jase ofIa Zone Change, shall be collected for the use and benefit of the ; City and shall be deposited in its general fundm :(750, 1035) �....9 �5: Additional Fees. Additional fees to cover costs. of posting and advertising of hearings shall be requiredo (495.10 ) S I9,2a6_, Filing. Reference of Petitions , Petitions shall be filed with the City Clerk and shall be referred to the Commission � at its first meeting held subsequent to the time of such filing. (495.10c) ` \/ 8EARINCS 98-20�--i� ' b,,ic Hear s Public Hearings �na� be held �he.?� ever `des re in any matter re ative to administreti.on of Chapte f 019 93 -e 96 15� t950701a 55601) Hearin b Co�nmissi®xa before ' r��b�e Recoen� ti pub is eilr- g. s na e e t e of'.` a�Q or its authorized agents prior to recommending that a conditionals exce ti.on be granted. (49507m2 55601) Z )0,2 — `�-�� Hearin s Rey Chaxa in Boundaries ReelAgo' �s f £n pro e t t east nt a en me s _ n ments ative Zhang. ng str .ct un ar, es rec ass ying of proper`�y or useO therein or other substantial amendments hereto shall to accom-' plished only after such public hearings as are required in said matters by the 'Conservation and Planning ActBO as the game now, is or as the same may hereafter be srr.6nded. (4950703 55601) :7§4= Not£de of Hear° Now a er Publigati.on, Not,; (,: of the time, p acea an purpose o pu c sayings eLd by either the Co,mcil or the Commissiono together with the bound - , . or a descripti.onp of the property or area under consi.derattons, shall be Riven by at least one publication thereof in a newspa Q of general circulation in this Cityq at least ten (10) days be,io'-, , the date of said Hearing. �� Addition, Notice If any such hearing is to be held y the Cc ss ion an �. relative to a proposal wouid alter district boundaries f, additional notice shall be given by,-, (49 5b701. 5561-17.) �9 Post n �o 3cr�s; Time. Posti public notices tti�reo not` ss an prior to the date of said hearin mentioned therein. 3241 Di tance begeen Notices Such notices shall be place not more than set apart along th sides of the street; or streets abutting the property said proposal seeks to affect. -2 Extensio beyond limits of Pro e�t Such postius shall exten a.l�ang sal. street or streets a stance of not 1ebo than 30 feet beyond the exterior I-lad.ts of said property. 2 �s3s s ..L .ti = eS -Poaig shallmOtfl2ii�� rew �be requ t n� r a ow' the extreme high tide ile in the ShdrvIine .Ustrict or m re than 600 feet in -each direction upon such street; frontage farm the_-buildins or the actual-area- s �c to the purpose: fo=, which the action is requested, 116 S--3VA , Forty of P ted Notices ` Such posted notices shall -have a : ead a 'tie 9 of ce o se strict Hearings" printed in plain :�ype not less than one (1) inch in height, and in small type shalt. be as s tatement of the time, place and purpose of said hearing together with the boundaries Of the property imrolved or a -description of such proper�,y?, (495n7a1o10 556.1) 5�5 Mailirm of Votic s 3.n lieu of P stirs In lieu of pos�;i��t no ;i ces as prow e a ve, not ce rosy e g ven y mailing a postal cap a' or other notice, containing the same information required for said post ed notices, not less than 10 days prior to the. date of hearing mentionot! therein, to the owners of all property. described in said proposal and to all owners of property within 300 feet of the exterior boundaries of said described ,property, using for this purpose the last known addVoc'.s of such owner or the address given for such owners as shown on the la_ tee,y records of the City Collector, (495-07.102. 556-01). 6a me of Hea in, . If, in response to a proposal, a hearing is to-Be ca Ie t s�ia� e called, within 65 days of the filing date of said proposal unless a time extension is made by mutual agreement 'in %irritingo (495o7,20 556:1) A-231—a Rules: Con in ceso The Council and the Commission may respect ve y prescr a Its own rules and regulations . for conducting Its hearing and taking testimony, and may eontfrat hearings, when necessary, (495:7 55601� - -- S'-92FAUM 9f conniallp to Art , Failure of the Commies on tolm- I-M&I action on any ratter submi%ted in acco.iia ante herewith within 95 days subsequent to the. date of filing j ( or the date of reference of any matter to the Commis i,on by the Council shall be considered a decision .of the Commission rec. ommending that such matter or petition be denied; and thereupon the Council may act directly as to the. matter9 but tind,:4r the same procedure and hearings prescribed for use by the G.�mmissiona ORprovided, however that written agreements for extensior of time O in which .to takeina2 action may he made, (495:91) S-92�$O Samna Deni 'ia - The Comnis.al" may rem that a pet- ition eenie ° and t e ouncil may deny a petition without a public hearing. (49501040, 55601) S�g271 meal by A licant or Interested Parties o ,A'ppeal mayj he - 'made to: the City Council from any decision, determination or requirements of the Planning Commission by filing notice there-. of in writing with the City Clerk within. ten (10) day after such decision or determination or requirement is--made. Such notice shall set forth in detail the action and grounds by and upon which the applicant or interested party deems himself aggrieved. (972'63) ' S-421'272 Challenge by Council. The City Council or' any member'; thereof may request in� writing, without explanation, with- lin the 10 day .period for appeal, -a hearing before the City Council •- 1 to .consider an.y• decision or determination or requirement of the Ir Planning Commission. (97203)' S �0�'3'� Report. The City Clerk shall report the filing of such; notice to the Planning Commission and a written report' shall be submitted to .the City Council, by the Planning Commission or 'shall be represented at the hearing. The . party whose decision, determination or, requirement by the Planning Commission is upon ; appeal ' ' may, submit- a written report to the City Council for con- ; side arttiono (97203)' Notice. The City Clerk shall give notice of any such , ' ' appeal to all property owners within 300 feet of any prope7ty on which, an appeal_ to the City Council has been filed. To--cover th_ a expenses of said notice, a75s00 fee shall be paid by the appellant.--.This notice fee must be paid at the time notice _of appeal is filed., (972A 1035) Action on Auveal. The City Council at its next xegul7ar 4;afee, g the filing of sail' appeal shalt set said appeal for hearing to be held within 30 days thereafter, or longer if requested by applicant. Upon t1e hearing of said agp'eal, the City Council may affirm. overrule or modify the decision appealed from and enter such order W- orders as are in harmony with the spirit and purpose of Chapters 92fl 93,-and by the �949;� d6 with reasons stated. ! Such disposition of ,the 'ppeal City Council shall be grade within 60 days aftez the hearing and shall be final. (972.3) --_. \ r �00 ._ PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS C"""MAMMi Chapterff-- a CITY SUBDIVISION.ORDINANCE —[,6761) �v ARTICLE-970. PURPOSE OF ORDINANCE 3 2 9N—. DEFINITIONS q 2 972—TENTATIVE MAP 1'J 3—M7— FINAL MAP ((974— GENERAL REGULATIONS AND DESIGN 9?1-97S: IMPROVEMENTS "4 a97b:EXCEPTIONS 9'91�_977—. APPEAL ARTICLE•970-- 9�1 0 PURPOSE OF ORDINANCE -E-676r- I.. L Section Purpose of Ordinance: This Ordinance is enacted for the purpose of adopting subdivision regulations for the City of Huntington Beach, State of California. Section 9PA0.1 The Planning Commission of the City of Huntington Beach,, State of California, hereinafter referred to as the Planning Commission, is hereby designated as.the Advis— or. Agency with respect to subdivisions as provided in the Subdivision Ma Act of the State of California. . Section t, 0.2. The Planning Commission shall have all the'powers and duties with respect to tentative and final maps, and the procedure relating thereto. Section 0.3. The Planning Commission of the City of Huntington Beach is hereby.designated as the advisory agency with respect to resubdivision of any lands within the City of . Huntington Be ch. Section 90.4. It shall be unlawful for any individual, firm, association, syndicate, co-partnership, corporation trust or any other legal entity,.as a principal agent, or otherwise to offer to sell, to contract to sell, or to sell any subdivision of land ` or any part thereof in the City of Huntington Beach, unless and until all the requirements hereinafter provided, have been com- plied with. ARTICLE-971— l-1 i DEFINITIONS -[676]� Section 9,711. . Cross(Slope: The percentage of grade across the land measured from the highest point to the lowest . point of all of the land within the subdivision. Section 4'11.1. • Map Act. "Map Act" shall be deemed to mean the Subdivision Map Act of the State of California. Section 9711.2. Owner: "Owner is the individual, firm, association, syndicate, copartnership, or corporation having suf- I L PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS E,..�Clo:3 j•, ficient proprietary interest in the land sought to be subdivided to commence and maintain proceedings to subdivide the same under the Ordinance, and while used here in the masculine gen- der and singular number it shall be deemed to mean the feminine and neuter ged er and plural number. whenever required. _ Section 9 11.3. Subdivider: "Subdivider" shall mean any individual, firm, association, syndicate, co-partnership, corpora- tion, trust or any other legal entity commencing proceedings under this Ordinance, to effect a subdivision of land hereunder for himself or for another, and while used here in masculine gen- der and singular number, it shall be deemed to mean and include the feminine or neuter gender and the plural number whenever required. Section 9 1.4. Subdivision: "Subdivision" shall mean any land or portion thereof shown on the last preceding tax roll as a unit or as a contiguous unit which is divided into two or more lots or parcels for the purpose of sale, including sales contracts or long-term land lease, whether immediate or future by any subdivider. Section 411.5. Hillside Areas: A "hillside area" as re- ferred to herein is defined as one with an average slopeof 1?94//. 15% or more. The standards under Section-974h4-apply to all hillside areas with the added provision that areas with a cross slope of 40% or greater are considered to be extremely rugged and the development of this terrain is limited to lot size typed III and IV as defined below: l a) Type I—Lot Area 6,000 to 10,000 square feet. A Type I subdivision is one in which the lot size is between 6,000 and 10,000 sq. ft. with all of the lots having an area of not less than 6,000 sq. ft., except corner lots which shall have not less than 7,000 sq. ft. (b) Type II—Lot Area 10,000 feet to 20.000 feet. In this classification are subdivisions in which are lots having an area in excess of 10,000 square feet. (c) Type III—Lot Area 20.000 feet to One Acre. In this classification are subdivisions in which 80% of all lots have an area of 20,000 square.feet or over, and the average area of all lots is 20,000 square feet or over. td) Type IV—Lot Area One Acre or Over. Eighty percent of the lots in this classification shall be One Acre or over, and the average area of all lots in the subdivision shall be One Acre or Over. I Section 9-A ll.6. Streets: (a) Manor Streets (Arterial). A street carrying infer-city through traffic and/or relating several sections or neighborhoods within the city. (b) Secondary Streets (Collector). Streets which collect and carry traffic from minor streets to arterials and also carry traffic within a particular area of the City. (c) Minor Streets—A street which serves only the abutting property. (d) ' Cul-de-sac—A minor street terminating in a furn. around. S . 99z a PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS � 7 (e) Loop Street - A minor street which forms a loop and returns to the same street from which it originated. A street forming a connection between two other streets is not considered a loop street. (f) Street ® An improved traveled way provided the primary access to abutting property. ARTICLE 972 , TENTATIVE MAP (W6=)- C41 & ) S 9120. Subdivision Committee. In order to expedite the processing of tentative maps it is recommended that subdividers meet with the Subdivision Committee of the Planning Commission prior to filing the tentative map. (727e1) S 97/21. Tentative Map. Of subdivision of four" or less lots . S 9/121.1 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 Subdivision Committee. (B) 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 pro- posed 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 re- tained in the files of the Planning Commission and the balance for® warded 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 opinion of the Planning Gommission that the intent is to ultimately subdivide into five (5) or more lots. 9 S 9Y2102 Tentative Map. Of subdivision of five or more lots. S 021.3 Filin&o Twelve (12) copies of a tentative map and state- ment of the proposed subdivision of any land into five (5) to fifty (50) lots shall be submitted to the Planning Department at least fifteen (15) days prior to filing at the meeting of said Com- mission, at which said consideration is desired, together with a filing fee of $100.00. Over fifty (50) lots the filing fee shall be $100.00 plus $2.00 per lot for each lot over fifty (50) lots. a4 (676, 1035) V / , , yuu TV l.14C S MD IV 1S IONS S 9 `21 4 De artmenApproval. - The Planning Commission shall transrn t copies OT suc 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 who,, or to which the same has been transmitted shall examine the said map to ascertain if same conforms to the requirements coming Within the authorative scope of such depart. meat,, and within ten (10) days after receipt thereof,, each depart. meant shall made awrit. y9a.A S� PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS Svc RRY.�—� ten report to the Planning Commission. If said map conforms to. the requirements coming within its authorized scope, such department shall so state within its report to the Planning Com- mission. If said map does not conform to such requirements or any of them, such department shall so state in said report, noting therein the particulars in which said map does not con- form. ' Section 9121.5. Size: (a) Tentative maps shall be eighteen by twenty-six inches (IS" x 26") in size and to a scale of not less than one inch equals one hundred feet ( I"=100') unless otherwise approved by the Planning Commission, and shall be clearly and legibly reproduced. Section 7721.6. Information on Map: The tentative map shall contain the following information. (a) The subdivision name and/or number, date, north point, scale and sufficient description to define the location and boundaries of the proposed subdivision. (b) Name and address of record owner or owners of said subdivision. (c) Name and address of the subdivider. (d) Name, business address and number of the registered engineer, or licensed surveyor, who prepared map of said sub- division. (a) Elevations or contours at intervals of 2' up to 5% grade, 5' up to 10% grade and 10' over 10% grade to deter- mine slope of the land and the high and low points thereof, unless approval is obtained from the City Engineer to allow greater intervals. (f) 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 widths, location and purpose of all existing or proposed easements contiguous to the proposed sub- division. (i) Approximate lot layout and approximate dimensions of each lot and each to be numbered. (jl 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 inun- dation or storm water overflow and the location, width and direction of flow of all water courses. fl) Typical street sections and detail. Section 9�21.7. Information on Statement: The state- /ment to accompany map shall contain the following information: qa PhAI�NING S LYBD IV IS IONS S F ' Qy ,i990:peyffi Lt! - (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 to-L proposed for each type of use shall be shown on the tentative map. (c) Statement of the improvements and public utilities, in. cludin 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 convenants proposed. (g) Justification and reasons for any exceptions to pro- visions of this Ordinance. S J9.21&, Planning Commissioner rn o lm (a) The Planning Commission shall determine whether the ten. tative map is in conformity with the provisions of law and of this Ordinance and upon that basis within thirty (30) days after the filing of the tentative map . approves conditionally APPROVES OR DISAPPROVE the same and shall reports such action direct to the subdivider and shall also transmit to the City Engineer a copy of the tentative map, and a memorandum setting forth the action of the Commission thereon. (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 Planning Commission shalt suggest to the subdivider such measures as will make for excellence of residential, commercial or industrial development. (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 ordinance or law, or if the property is deemed unhealthful or unfit for human habita- tion or occupancy by the Health Officer of the City or one authorized to act in the Cityes interest. • Oil r/ PLANNING S LSD Lyls IONS �- ARTICLE 9 F;.NAL MAP (676) s NY31,, Piling-. Within one year after approval or conditional approve o the�tentative map,, the subdivider shall cause the sub- division or any part thereof, to be surveyed and a final snap thereof prepared in conformance with the tentative map as approved or con- ditionally approved. The tracing and two blueline or blackline prints of the final map shall be filed with the Planning Commission9 to ether with a checking fee of twenty-five ($25.00) Dollars plus one dollar ($1..00) per lot shown on the final map,, which neap shall be checked by the Office of the City Engineer. The Subdivider shall file said final map with the planning Commission at least four (4) working days prior to the time said map is to be submitted to the City Council for final action. An extension of time for filing of the final map may be granted by the City Council upon recommendation of the Planning Commission providing written application is made by the Subdivider within one ye r after action on tentative map. (749.1) �131 7 S 043ty. Time of Pile At the time of the filing of the fianal map w . t P ann ng ommi.ssion the subdivider shall also file therewith the following.- (a) In the evert any dedication is to be made for the public ,- uses a preliminary title report issued by a title insurance company in the name of the owner of the land,, issued to or for the benefft and protection of the City of Huntington Beach,, showing all parties :hose consent is necessary of their interests therein. (b) The instrument prohibiting traffic over the side Lines of a major highway, parkayaye street or freeways when and if the same is required under Section . hereof. ?174#4 (c) Sheets and drawing showing traverse closures and the computation of all di.stancesa angles and courses shown on the final. Naps ties to existing and proposed monuments, and adjacent sub- division street corners and/or highway stations. 9 rt�s 9 fI31.. Porn cif Fin-1 T-la . ` be' final subdivision map shall be clear y and leg y rawn upon tracing cloth of good qual,i.ty. All lines; letters, figures, certifications9 acknowledgements and ,q:1,gnat•urr9 shall be made in black india ink. Typewriting or rubber stamps shall., not be used. The map shalt be so made and shall be In such condition when filed that good legible blueprints and negatives can be made therefrom. The size of the sheets of tracing cloth shall be eighteen by twenty-six (1811 x 26") inches leaving a margin of orig.. :inch (11,) at the left edge and one inch (1115 at the other three edges of the sheets. ' q 2 S. q 931 /3 The scale of the final. shall be one �^U:c►a equals one hundred feet (1" 1001 ) unless a larger scale is approved by the City Engineer, etv When the final map _ .5,. �,.e Than _�..Two �G' consists of more �ha� ��� s���e�se a ��� s�eae�f�g the relation of the sheets shall be placed on sheet one,, Every sheet comprising the map shall bear ,the scale north po.int,, legend,, sheet number and n-tuber of sheets comprising the map. has established � sys'em ox coordi.�tes then she survey shall be tied into such s s t-e m, The �.,ap shall show clearly ghat stales,) mo-aurrien :s or other evidence adhere found or, the ground, to d.s�tery mine the boundaries of the subdivision, The adjoining corners of all ad j6ining subdivisions shall be identifted by lot and block numbers,) subdivision name and place of reeor6, or other proper desig-nation, 8 gig � ;IN �P—gs qi 1,en,:,th�so Sufficient dada �awst be shown to deter ziirt€ readily' � �eai Rg and length of every street center line, lot Mine,, block line and boundary line. Dimensions of lots shall he given as total dimensions,, comer to corner, and shall. be shown in feet and hundredths of a foot,, No ditto marks shall be used. . Lots containing one acre or rrmre shall show total acreage to nearest hundredth, Bearing and lengths of straight lines, and radii and are length and center 0/r PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS 5Ge. 9731-6-1 angle for all curves as may be necessary, to determine the lo- cation of the centers of curves and tangent points shall be shown. No lot shall be dimensioned to contain any part of any existing or r p oposed public right-of-way. Section 9731. . Data Indicating Monuments: Whenever the City Engineer has established the center line of a street or alley, adjacent to or in the proposed subdivision, the data shall be shown on the final map indicating all monuments found and making reference to a field book or map. If the points were reset by ties, the course and detail of relocation data used by the City Engineegr all be stated. �11i3�1• Section 9731.7. Location and Description of Monuments: The ma shall show the location and description of all monu- ments found ,making the survey of the subdivision. Section 9f731.j3 Additional Preparation of Final Map: In .addition, the final map shall be prepared in full compliance with the following requirements: (a) The final map shall show the line of high wafer in case_ the subdivision is adjacent to a stream, channel or any body of water, and shall also show any area subject to periodic inundation by water. (b) The boundary of the subdivision shall be designated by a blue border applied to the reverse side of the tracing and on the face of the blueline prints. Such border. shall not inter- fere with the legibility of figures or other data. (c) Streets and other rights-of-way. The maps shall show the center and border lines of all streets, the total width of all streets, the width of the portion being dedicated and the width of existing dedications, and the widths each side of the center line, also the width of railroad rights-of-way, appearing on the map. (d) The map shall show the side lines of all easements to. which the lots are subject. The easement must be clearly lab- eled and identified and if already of record, its recorded ref- erence given. If any easement is not definitely located of rec- ord, a statement of such easement must appear on the title sheet. Easements for sform drain sewers and other purposes shall be denoted by fine dotted lines. The width of the ease. ment and the lengths and bearings of the lines thereof and sufficient ties thereto definitely locate the easement with re- spect to the subdivision must be shown. If the easement is be. ing dedicated by the map, it shall be properly referred in the owner's certificates of dedication. (a) City boundary lines crossing or bounding the subdi- vision shall be clearly designated and referenced. (f) Lot numbers shall begin with the number "I" in each block and shall be numbered in a clockwise direction from the upper left-hand corner; north shall be generally up on the map. (g) Block letters shall begin with a Letter "A", continu- ing consecutively without omission or duplication throughout the subdivision. The letters shall be solid and of sufficient size and thickness to stand out; shall be so placed as not to obliterate any figure and shall not be enclosed in any design. Each block in its entirety shall be shown on .the sheet. Where adjoining PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC—M1.9— blocks 'appear on separate sheets, the street adjoining both blocks shall be shown on both sheets complete with center line and property line data. (h) The map shall also show all other data that is, or may be required by law. (i) The final map shall particularly define, delineate and designate all lots intended for sale or reserved for private pur- pposes, all parcels offered for dedication for any purpose, pub- lic or private, with all dimensions, boundaries, and courses clearly shown and defined in every case. Parcels offered for dedication but Jgr3of accepted shall be designated by letter. Seetion�9 i� Certificates and Tax Bond: The follow- ing certificates and acknowledgements and all other, now or hereafter required by law, shall appear on the final map; such certificates .may be combined where appropriate. (� (a) A certificate signed and acknowledged by all parties having any record title interest in the land subdivided, consent- ing to the preparation and recordation of said map, Provided however, that the signatures of parties owning the following types of interests may be omitted if their names and the nature of their interests are set forth on the map. I. Rights-of-way, easements or other interest none of which can ripen into a fee. 2. Rights-of-way, easements or reversions, which by reason of changed conditions, long disuse or lathes appear to be no longer of practical use "or value and which sig- nature if is impossible or impractical to obtain. In this case a reasonable statement of the circumstances pre- venting the procurement of the signatures shall be set forth on the map. 3. Any subdivision map including land originally patented by the United States or the State of California, under patent reserving interest to either or both of these an- fifies, may be recorded under the provision of this Or- dinance without the consent of the United States or the State of California thereto, or to dedication made (hereon. (b) Dedication Certificate. A certificate signed and ac- knowledged as above, offering for dedication all parcels of land shown on the final map and intended for any public use, except those parcels other than streets, which are intended for the ex- clusive use of the lot owners in the subdivision, their licenses, visitors, tenants and servants. (c) Engineer's Certificate. A certificate by the Civil En- gineer or licensed surveyor responsible for the survey and final map. The signature of such Civil Engineer or Surveyor, unless accompanied by his seal, must be attested. (d) A certificate for execution by the City Engineer. (a) A certificate for execution by the City Planning Com- mission. (f) A certificate for execution by the City Clerk. U c' PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS t (g) A certificate for execution by the County Auditor. Seetio�S�1, 3:1.1A! Filing with County Clerk: Prior to the filing of the final map with the governing body, the subdivider shall file with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County in which any part of the subdivision is located, a cer- tificate from the official computing redemptions in Orange County and the City of Huntington Beach, showing that accord in g to the records of his,office there are no liens against the subdivision or any part thereof for unpaid State, County, Mu- nicipal, or local taxes or special assessments not yet payable, As to taxes or special assessments collected as taxes not yet payable, the subdivider shall file with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors mentioned a certificate by each proper officer, giving his estimate of the amount of taxes and assessments which are a lien but which are not yet payable.' q(?AT.4 SectionAZ3444 Subject to a lien for Taxes: Whenever any part of the subdivision is subject to a lien for taxes or spe- cial assessments collected as taxes which are not yet payable, the final map shall not be recorded until the owner or subdi- vider executes and files with the Board of Supervisors of the County wherein any part of the subdivision is located, a good and sufficient bond to be approved by the Board, and by its terms to inure to the benefit of the County and condition upon the payment of all State, County, Municipal and local taxes and all special assessments collected as taxes, which at the time the final map is recorded are a lien against the property but which are not yet payable. In lieu of a bond, a deposit may be made of money or negotiable bonds in the same amount, and of the kind apprs v3M for securing deposits of public money. F Section�t%3402- Action on Final Map: Approval by City Engineer. Upon receipt of the final map and other data sub- mitted therewith to the Planning Commission, they shall refer said map to the City Engineer. He shall examine such to de- termine that the subdivision as shown is substantially the same as it appeared on the tentative map, and any approved alter- ations thereof; that all provisions of the law and of this Ordi- nance applicable at the time of approval of the tentative map have been complied with, and that he is satisfied that the'map is technically correct. If the City Engineer shall determine that full conformity therewith has not been made, he shall advise the subdivider of the changes or additions that must be made for such purposes and shall afford the subdivider an opportunity to make such changes or additions. If the City Engineer shall de- termine that full conformity therewith has been made, he shall so certify on said map and shall transmit said map to the Sec- retary of the Planning Commission. In the event a subdivision is partly in the City and partly outside the City, the County Surveyor and the City Engineer shall enter into an agreement by and with the consent of their respective governing bodies, providing that the County Surveyor may perform the duties pre- scribed for the City Engineer in this paragraph or providing for an apportionment between them of said duties. The Coun- ty Surveyor, when by such agreement all such duties devolve upon him, may, after his performance thereof, make the afore- said certification upon said map, and when by such agreement said duties are apportioned between the County Surveyor and City Engineer, it shall be sufficient if each shall, after the per- formance thereof, make a certification on said map, touching Ci �, PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC,-4-nrlll� the duties performed by each, after which, the map shall be transmitted to the Secretary of the Planning Commission. 03 9,7 Section Certification by Secretary of Planning Commission: ' Upon submission of the final map by the City Engineer or County Surveyor, the Secretary of the Planning Commission shall examine the same to determine whether said map conforms with the tentative map, and with all changes per- miffed, and all requirements imposed as a condition to its ac- ceptance. If the Secretary of the Planning Commission shall determine that said map is in conformity therewith, ,he shall certify its approval thereon and shall transmit said map to the City Clerk, together with any documents which may have been filed therewith, for pr sentation to the City Council. Y91Y. Section Approval by the City Council: At its first regular meeting following the presentation of said map to the City Clerk as aforesaid, said map shall be considered filed within the meaning of this Ordinance. The City Council shall consider said map, the plan of subdivision and the offers of ded- icafion and shall act thereon within ten ( 10) days provided, however, that this time limit may be extended by mutual con- sent of the subdivider and the governing body. The City Coun- cil may reject any or all offers of dedication. If the City Coun- cil shall determine that said map is in conformity with the re- guirements of this Ordinance, it shall approve said map. When e subdivider shall have filed with the City Clerk the agree- ment and bond, or made the deposit described in Section hereof, and when such agreement and bond shall have been approved by the City Attorney as to form and by the City Engineer as to sufficiency, the City Clerk shall transmit the map to the Clerk of.the County Board of Supervisors. When all bonds, money or negotiable bonds required under the pro- vision of this Ordinance to secure the payment of taxes and assessments which are a lien on some part of the subdivision, but which are not yet payable, have been deposited with and ap-_ proved by the Board of Supervisors, the Clerk of fheLBoard shall transmit the final map to the County Recorder. If the City Council shall determine that said map is not in conformity with the requirements of this Ordinance, it shall disapprove said map eci f ying Tll its reason or reasons therefor and the City Clerk a , in writing, advise the subdivider of such disapproval and of the reason or reasons for such disapproval. With thirty (30) days after the City Council has disapproved any map, the sub- divider may file with the City Engineer a map altered to meet the approval of the City Council. In such case the subdivider shall conform to all the requirements imposed upon him by this Ordinance when filing the first final map with the City Engi- neer, and the same proceedings shall be had thereon as are pre. scribed by this Ordinance upon the filing of the first final map with the Cify Engineer. No map shall have any force or effect until the same has been approved by the City Council, and no title to any property described in any offer of dedication shall pass until the recordation of the final map. ` 731. WT Section� Agreement and Bond for Improvements: Upon the approval by the City Council of the final map, the subdivider shall execute and file an agreement between himself and the City, specifying the period within which he or his agent or contractor shall complete all improvement work to the satis- J r7 l% 1 PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS 56cr_97"11* faction of the City Engineer, and providing that if he shall fail to complete such work within such period the City may com- plete the same and recover the full cost and expense thereof from the subdivider. The agreement shall also provide for in- spection of all improvements by the City Engineer, and reim- bursement of the City by the subdivider for the cost of such inspection. Such agreement may also provide (a) for the con- struction of the improvements in units; (b) for an extension of time under conditions therein specified; (c) for the termination of the agreement upon the completion of proceedings under an assessment district for the construction of improvements deemed by the City Engineer to be at least the equivalent of the im- provements specified in said agreement and required to be con- structed by the subdivider, and (d) for progress payments to the subdivider, or his order, from any deposit money which the subdivider may have made in lieu of providing a surety bond, as provided by the next succeeding section; provided, however, that no such progress payment shall be made for more than ninety percent' (90%) of the value of any installment of work and provided that each such installment of work shall be com- pleted to the satisfaction of the City Engineer. Section= Filing of Bond: The subdivider shall al- so file with the aforesaid agreement, to assure his full and faith- ful performance thereof, a bond for such sum as is by the City Engineer deemed sufficient to cover the cost of said improve- ments,.engineering, inspection and incidental expenses, and to cover replacement and repair of existing streets and other im- provements damaged in the development of the subdivision. Such bond shall be executed by a surety company authorized to transact a surety business in the State of California and must be satisfactory to and be approved by the City Attorney as to form and by the City Engineer as to sufficiency. In lieu of said bond (a) the subdivider may deposit with the City Treasurer cash money in an amount fixed as aforesaid by the City Engi- neer, or (b) certification by a bank or other reputable lending institution that money is being held to cover the cost of the im- provements, engineering and inspection, and it will be released only upon authorization of the City Engineer as in the case of ash deposit-or,. (c) bonds acceptable to the City Council. y� S I eetion� l Ab Failure to Complete all Improvement Work: In the event the subdivider shall fail to complete all improvement work in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance and the City shall have completed same, or if the subdivider shall fail to reimburse the City for the cost of in- spection, engineering and incidental expenses, and to cover cost of replacement and repair of existing streets or other im- provements damaged in the development of the subdivision, the City shall call on the surety for reimbursement, or shall appro- priate from any cash deposits funds for reimbursement. In any such case, if the amount of surety bond or cash deposit shall exceed all cost and expense incurred by the City, it shall re- lease the remainder of such bond or cash deposit, and if the amount of the surety bond, cash deposit or certification shall be less than the cost and expense incurred by the City, the sub- divider shall,be Ijable to the City for such difference. Sectlonnj /� No extension of time progress payments for cash deposits, or releases of surety bond, cash deposit or 6 PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS -A- GEM t certification shall be made except upon certification by the > City Engineer and approval of the City Council. ARTICLE 9.74 GENERAL REGULATIONS AND DESIGN [6761 Section ?741. 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 indi- cated on•said -Master Plan shall be dedicated. Section -9i 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 subdi isi i.11"the area included in said right-of-way. Section .2. General Design Conditions: (a) All streets shall, as far as practicable, be in alignment with existing ad'acent streets by continuations of the center lines thereof or �y adJ'ustments by curves and shall be in gen- eral 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 satis- factory 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 Commis- sion 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 corner shall be rounded with a curve having a radius of not less than thirty (30) feet. On all other street intersections 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 recommended by the City Engineer. (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 high- way shall have a grade of more than seven percent (7% ) or less than two tenths of one percent (0.2%I unless because of q<� S y9y/i3 PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS SEC'-974f-3-n topographical conditions, or other exceptional conditions, the City Engineer determines that a grade in excess of seven (7%I or less than two tenths of one percent (0.2% ) is necessary. -- —(-g)--Reserved strips controlling the access to public ways or minimizing values for special improvement assessments will not be approved unless such strips are necessary for the pro- tection of the public welfare or of substantial property rights, or both, and in no case unless the control and disposal of the land comprising such strips is placed definitely within the jur- isdiction of the City under conditions approved by the Plan- ning Commission. gqrr-�1/i/ Section3.9r'7A . _. Street and Highway Widths: Streets and highways not shown on any Master Street and Highway Plan, or not affected by proceedings initiated by the City Council, or approved by the City Council upon initiation by other legal- Iy constituted governmental bodies, shall not be of less width than those set forth hereunder except where it can be shown by the subdivider to the satisfaction of the Planning Commission that the topography of the small number of lots served and the probable future traffic development are such as to unquestion- ably jlustify a narrower width. Increased widths may be re- quired where streets are to serve commercial property, or where probable traffic conditions warrant such. Approval or determ- ination of street or highway classification shall be made by the Planning Commission. (a) Major Streets or Highways—(a) minimum right-of- way: Eighty-six (86) feet in commercial areas and eighty (80) feet in residential areas. Minimum pavement width sixty-four (64) feet in residential areas and sixty-four (64) feet in com- mercial areas. (b) Secondary Streets or Highways—minimum right of way: Sixty (60) feet. The Planning Commission may require up to eighty (80) feet where street may become a major street at some future date. Minimum pavement width forty (40) feet. (c) Minor Streets—minimum right-of-way: Sixty (601 feet. Minimum pavement width forty (40) feet. (d) Two-level Streets—right-of-way width variable: Min- imum pavement width two 18 foot paved sections with suffi- cient room for proper slope in between. (e) One-Way Streets—minimum right-of-way: Thirty (30) feet. Minimum pavement width twenty (20) feet. (f) Cull-de-Sae Streets and Loop Streets—When not over three hundred and fifty (350) feet in length—minimum right-of- way: Fifty six (56) feet. Minimum pavement width thirty-six (36) feet. Minimum radius of cul-de-sac to be fifty (50) feet. Minimum radius at curb forty (40) feet. (g) Service Roads—minimum right-of-way: Forty two (42) feet. Minimum pavement width: thirty (30) feet. IL ,� e Sectioe Lot sires by Type and Improvements Required: Lots Type 1 Type II Type III Type IV Industrial Area, average min. 6,000 sq. ft. Min. 10,000 sq. ft. 20,000 sq. ft. One acre 10,000 sq. ft. Frontage, min.* 60' except 46' at 80' except 40' at 100' except 50' at 100' except 50' at 80' except 40' at end of cul-de-sac end of cul-de-sac end of cul-de-sac end of cul-de-sac end of cul-de-sac Width, average min. 60 feet 80 feet 90 feet 100 feet 80 feet Front setback, min. Varies STREET DESIGN R.O.W. Width 60 ft. min. 60 ft. min. 50 ft. min. 50 ft. min. 60 ff. min. H Z Pavement width 40 ft. or two 20 ft. 36 ft.or two 18 ff. 36 ft. or two 18 ft. 24 ft. 40 ft. min. C CUL-DE-SAC OR a LOOP STREET p R.O.W Width 56 ft. s0 ft. 50 ft. 50 ff. 60 ft. min. m Pavement Width 36 ft. 30 ft. 26 ft. 24 ft. 40' ft. min. a _ w CONC. CURB 6'vert. eonco0 6" vert. concrete Concrete gutter Concrete gutter Concrete gutter AND GUTTER curb and concrete curb and concrete gutter gutter SIDEWALKS 4 ft. both sides on 3 ft. min. graded 3 ft. graded area. 3 ft. graded area Various lots up to 75 ff. area lots 75 ft. to See Standard wide 100 ft. wide Specifications _ LIGHTING Standard Standard Reduced At intersection Standard Z only Z 451 SLOPE—MAXIMUM °- Cross-slope on which Up to 25% Up to 30% Up to 40% Up to 40% Up to 30% this type is per- over on approval over on approval over on approval miffed** of P.C. of P.C. of P.C. * 20% of the lots in any hillside subdivision (not including lots at end of cul-de-sac may have a reduced frontage pro- vided that such reduction is not below the requirements of the next least restrictive type or classification of subdivision. ** Grading restrictions, not more than 10% of area of lot to be left in slope steeper than original ground or steeper than 25% whichever is greater. L/ PLANNING S UBDTVIS IONS r'tr<, S Service Roads and Off-Streets Park When any lots pro ommercia usage root on any major or secondary street or highwiy, '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 Con"r-i si.ona tine subdivider may dedicate use and improve an area approve2 by the Planning Commission and adjacent to',such lots .for of*f-street parking purposes. When the front of "any. lotCs proposed for•,residential usage front on any freeway, state highway or, park- way, the subdivider shall dedicate and improve a service goad at the front of such lots unless such is already_ exis tent as a part ,of• such- fxeeway or parkway. In addition to any requirements for a service road, the Planning Cammissiorn may. reouire off- street parking areas for all lots proposed. -for commercial- , lion Access and- PlantinR Stri s, When the front side or rear of .any ots or er any major or • secondary -street, highway or -parkway, the subdivider shall be required to execute arnd deliver to the City an t nsttrument deemed sufficient by the City Attorhey,, prohibiting the right of Ingress and egress to the front, side or rear of such lots across the sidelines_ of such etreets, or highways and shall be required . to construct a masonry wall to the side- or near of such loth as required` by the :City Engineer- when the side or rear of "any lots border any f'reewsy L, sttate highway or parkway, the subdivider may be required. to ded- r.cate, fence or wall,, and improve. a planting strip adjacent: to such p�zr�.V t~r Freeways as required' by .the Planning Codssion ( lS, l) . At Ally . When any lots are proposed for commercial or �.Ai ,43s usage, alleys at least tthirty (30) feet in width. �8bal.l. die requirred at the rear tthereof with adequate ingress 6f Cgre for- truck traffic. S Street Names. All street names shall' be as approved by x eel-P an'ni ng Commis&:M. Acre or Las a Lot Subdivisions- Where a `parcel IS �U d v sees nto ots oT one acre or urea the Planning Cormitisaion k.ns.y require that the blocks shall be of such size and -shape, and bR: so divided into lots, as. to provide for the extension and- s�iln�y oae of -streets and alleys at such intervals as will permit a u .1 division. of any parcel into lots • of normal size, S I .. Easements The subdivider shall grant easements not a' fiV` eet in width for public utility, sanitary s.9:,n3 PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS Is; 9 seder and drainage purposes on each side of rear lot lines, along side lot lines,, and in planting strips wherever necessary. as deter- mined by the City Engineer. Easements for overhead wire Lines shall be provides', at the rear of all lots, except where alleys are available, and contiguous locations to permit of anchorage, line continuity, 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 6 Lo so The size and shape of lots shall be in conformance to any zoning regulations effective in the are of the proposed subdivision and the provisions of Section of ,-his Ordinance, and shall not be less than the regulations specified therein. The Planning Commission may recommend the granting of excep. tion to this provision where there are unusual topographic conditions, curved or cut-de-sac streets or other special conditions. 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 loc 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 frontage on a street will not be permitted, (d) Lots, other than corner lots, may front on more than one street where necessitated by topographic or othex unusual conditions. (e) Walkways. (f) The subdivider may be required to dedicate and improve wa�.k� ways across long blocks or to provide access to school, park, or other public areas. S =; V1 Wa er Courses*, The subdivider shall, subject to riparian rights, dedicate right-of-way for storm drainage purposeE conforming substantially with the 'Lines of any natural water course or channel, stream or creek that traverses the subdivision, or at the option of the subdivider provide, by dedication, further and sufficient easements or construction, or both, tv dispose of such surface and storm waters. The subdivider may be required to cover or otherwise improve such drainage channel through rights. of-way. -Z--Z� PLAM'JURG S n"DIVISIONS S 944+-�J-t S 'Miarter Plan, In all respects. the slibdivision n to the Master Plant of he or any part thereof., or preliminary plans made in anticipation thereof. Deed Restrictionso, A copy t)f the Deed ResvL-ictions -ilek a-D,P1 icic, e-, to heil be f J with the Planning C;r4imis S io-n at e tirre 0"! filing Final Map. S- 1 L.arld. Subic to Inundation: If any portion of any r land,, any�such Final Map, is subject to overf.low, inunclalt-ion or floal-' hazard by storm T�aters, such fact and said portion shall be clearly shown on such !,Ftnal Map. kki further, nn atequate stone drai.in system sha"Ll be provided an. c! if fill is usee in tideland areas it shall be a minimtrn of two (21; feet above high-high tideo q, ART T-CLE, 9/5 R-T-PROVEM!WfS (676) and Aypr improvemen aoval: All ts hereinafter rnentione0 U con fFr�. cMRG u,e required in the "Standard Sub. division Improve-ment Speci f ica t ions ' prepared by the City Engineer,. reco-Irmenl6led by the P121.a' nning ion,, and adopted by the City Council, copies of w1.iicb will be on file in the Office of the tanning Commission and the City -Engineer. s.qti -,val of Plans: (a) Improvement work ShSll 11 a V-0-C be c"'--t!1snce7 -,'V.tTTP -=n. s for such work- have, been submitted to orncl approved by e ity Engineer. Such plans may be requi-red before approval of the final map. All such pl.ans a-ne profiles a1h.211 be prepared in accordance with requirements of the City Engineer. Final tracings on cloth shall be filed with the City Engineero 0 z PLEA?%Its- SUBDIVISIOS S � —�— rawem,�e w k®c:ma�rs -x mraw.0 mmai xm�^epo �eaawawuma�msss�,ti¢maav + (b) Improvement work shall not be commenced until the City Engineer has been notified in advance and -if. the work has been discontinued for any reason„ it shall not be recontinued until the City Engineer has been notified'. (c) All required improvements shall be constructed- under th6 in. spection of and -to the approval of the City Engineer. Cost of in. sppection shall be paid by the Subdivider. Three (3) per cent of tine amount of the improvement bond will be deposited with the City Engineer for inspection costs. (d) All underground utilities, sanitary sewers and storm drains installed in streets, service roads, alleys or highways shall be con- structed prior to the surfacing of such street9 service roads, alleys or highways. Service connections for all underground utilities and sanitary sewers shall be place to such length as will obvietz the necessity for disturbing the street or alley improvements when service connections thereto are made. (e) The subdivider, his engineer and his contractor shall develop plans and complete all improvement work in accordance with the pro- visions of this Ordinance and to the approval of - the City Engineer. (72 i 2) S 9L1 2 General Re iraentss, (a) The subdivider shall in-eta improvements n accordance with the general requirements set forth in this Section, provided that the City Engineer may require changes in typical section and details if unusual conditions arise during construction to warrant, such change in the interests of the City, such changes to be at the expense of the subdivider. (b) Streets and Highways. All streets and hi hways shall be graded and paged to cra3s sections -and grades approve by the City Engineer. The subdivider shall improve the extension of all subdivision streets,, highways, or public ways to the intercepting paving line of any County road, city street or state highway. On Master Plan Highways the following will be required. (1) Where development of property opposite a subdivision will probably occur the subdivider will improve the street cen- terline-9 when a change in grade on the street is made the subdivider will replace the payment rendered useless by the grade change, as required by the City Engineer. (2) Where the property opposite the subdivision will PLANNING SUBDIVISIONS S . not develop, the full width of highway will be improved by the subdivider. (c) Structures Structures shall be installed as deemed nec® essaryty Fngineer for drainage, access and/or public safety. Such structures to be placed to grades and to be of a , design approved. by the City Engineer. -,f.,(d) Sidewalks Cross-Gutters Curbs and Gutters Standard curbs, gutters, cross gutters, and sidewalks of not ess than four (4) feet,, except as otherwise specified in this Ordinance, shall be installed to grades, cross section, layout and location approved by- the -City Engineer. (e) Sewers Sanitary sewer facilities connecting with the existing city sewer system shall be installed to serve each lot and to grades and sizes approved by the City Engineer. Storm, water sewer shall be installed to provide drainage facilities. for all water falling upon or entering said subdivision, as re- quired by the City Engineer. Where existing sanitary sewers are not- adequate to. serve new subdivisions the subdivider may be required to connect with sewers that can adequately handle the additional load. Offsite sewer facilities will be constructed by the subdivider as required by the City Engineer. Reimburse. ment to be made under conditions approved by the. City Council. Where further development appears probable, beyond the proposed subdivision, the subdivider may be required to install larger sewers to handle such additional development. (f) Water Adequate water supply and distribution system, water mains and fire hydrants„ connecting to the water system serving the City of Huntington Beach shall be installed by the subdivider, subject to approval of the Water Superintendent. Where further development appears probable beyond the proposed subdivision the subdivider may be required to install larger water mains to handle such additional development. The subdivider shall comply with the requirements of Chapter 35 of the Huntington Beach Ordinance Code. (g) Street Li htin Ornamental street lighting shall be furn. ishee as requ red by City standards with the approval of the City Engineer. (h) Street 'Jrreeso Street trees may be required by the Planning Commission ands all be of a type approved by the City Engineer and planted in locations approved by said City Engineer. � n � V P�tT1�T� SUBDIVISIONS S o -5' T (i) Street Signs. Two street name signs at each intersection and such darning-end regulatory signs as are deemed necessary by the Police Department shall be required by the Planning Commission. and shall be of a type approved by the City Engineer and installed in locations approved by him. (3) Railroad Crossi . Provisions shall be made for any and all railr-oa-T—c-ros necessary to provide access to or circulating vAth the proposed subdivision, including the preparation of all documents necessary for application to the California State Public Utilities Commission for the establishment and improvement of such crossing. No cost of such railroad crossing improvement shall be borne by the City. (k) Fire Alarm S stem: Conduit and appurtenances to be installed at loca ions ana to specifications provided by Fire Department. (1) As Built Plans. A reproducible tracing showing all subdivi- sion anpr®vewants as built shall be filed with the City Engineer upon completion of said improvements. This section applies to both on and off site improvements. (727.2) S. 9 51.3 Monuments. Before the transmission of any Final Map to the City Council for approval, approved permanent pipe monuments shall be set, or be get at a date agree- I A n F"LIAN i ING SUBDIVISIONS o able to the City Engineer, at each boundary corner of the subdivision and along the exterior boundary lines at intervals of approximately five hundred (500) feet; approved pipe monuments shall be set at the beginning and end of all property line curves; approved concrete monuments not less than four (4) inches in diameter shall be set at intersections of all street centerline. tangents with approved cant Iron rings and covers- where centerline tangents intersect on private property, concrete monuments shall be set at both the beginning and end of all centerline curves. Approved and complete field notes showing permanent references or ties shall be furnished to the City Engineer. All monuments that are required to be set shall be marked to conform to the provisions of Chapter 775 ,,of the Statutes of 1935 . an.d subsequent amendments, and the provisions of' this Ordinance. All monuments and bench marks as required above. that are disturbed or destroyed shall be replaced by the subdivider before acceptance of improJ51 ements, S 4, Bench narks-. Permanent and accurate bench marks shall be set In tur returns or other approved locations at each street intersection and complete field notes showing locations and elevations shall be filed with the City Engineer,, S &51-5. Field Note,sa, Complete field notes, in a form satisfactory to ttie itydEngineer, showing references, ties, locations, elevations and other necessary data relating to monuments and bench marks set in accordance with the requirements of this Ordinance, shall be submitted to the City Engineer to be retained by the City as a permanent recordo ARTICLE 9 6 m ExLG7�IONS S 9 610 Aiicationo The' Planning Commission may recommend that t e C ty Counci�aut' iorize conditional exceptions to any of the requirements and regulations set forth in this Ordinance. Ap- plication for any such exception shall be made by a certified petition of the subdivider stating fully the grounds of the application and the facts relied upon by the petitioner. Such petition shall be filed with the tentative map of the subdivision and required filing fee. A fee of $25.00 shall be collected for the use and benefit of the city and shall be deposited in its general fund. In order for the property referred to in the petition to come within the provisions of this section, it shall be necessary that the Planning Commission shall find the following facts with respect thereto-. (a) That there are special circumstances or conditions affecting said property- (b) That the exception is necessary for the preservation and enjoyment of a substantial property right of the petitioner, 996 /. 1 PLANNING S UBB IV IS IONS S Al (c) That the granting of the exception will not be detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to other property in the vicinity in which said property is situated. (75001 ) S 9 61 1 Planning Commission Actions (a) In recommending such exceptionsa t e Planning om® 996/, Z PLANNING S tJD IV IS IONS S mission shall secure substantially the objectives of the regula- tions to which the exceptions are granted, as to light air, and the _public health, safety, convenience, and general we are. (b) In recommending the authorization of any exception under the provisions of this section, the Planning Commission shall report to the City Council its findings with respect thereto and all facts in connection therewith, justifying such exceptions, and shall specifically and fully set forth the exception recommended and the conditions designated. i S 9161.2 Cit Council Action Upon receipt of such report to the city, ounc may, by/ resolution,, authorize the Planning Comte mission to approve the tentative map with the exceptions and con- ditions the City Council deems necessary to substantially secure the objectives of this Ordinance. ARTICLE 9�7 APPEAL k6 ; S 9 71. Notice Appeal may be made to the City Council from any ec s on, eterm nation or requirements of the Planning Com- mission or City Engineer under this Chapter within ten (10) days after such decision or determination or requirement is made. Such notice shall set forth in detail the action and grounds by)and upon which the subdivider deems himself aggrieved. (972. S 9 71 1 Re rto The City 'Clerk shall report the filing of suc not ce to the Planning-Commission and City Engineer. A written report shall be submitted to the City Council by the party whose decision,, determination or requirement is upon appeal. _ Y� S 9 71.2 Action on Avveato The City Council at its next regular meet ng` o ow ng t e ling of said appeal, or within ten days (10) following the filing thereof shall set said appeal for hearing to be held within ten (10) days thereafter, and such hearing may for good cause be continued by order of the City Council. Upon the hearing of" said appeal, the City Council may overrule or modify the decision, determination or requirement appealed from and enter any such order or orders as :ge in harmony with the spirit and purpose of this Ordinance, and such disposition of the appeal shall be final. -