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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 495 - Districting Ordinance of City of Huntington I' i DISTRICTING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF r, Huntington Beach California Price 50 Cents ORDINANCE No. 495 Passed and Adopted r MAY 6, 1946 I (Printed by Huntington Beach News) � I Districting Ordinance No. 495 City of Huntington Beach ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Adopted by City Council May 6th, 1946 CITY OFFICIALS Planning Commission VERNON E LANGENBECK, Chairman HENRY S KAUFMAN R. G. HUDSON ED P. SHAW W. J. BRISTOL ROBERT L DAVIS CHAS. R. FtJRR, Sccy. HARRY A OVERMYER, City Engineer t RAY H. OVERACKER, City Attorney G M. PARKS, Consulting En incer r City Councilmen TED W BARTLETT, Mayo) FRED T. GRABLE, Councilman JAMES I'. TERRY, Councilman RALPH E HAWES, Comicilman VERNON E. LANGENBECK. Councilman NUMERICAL INDEX TO DISTRICTING ORDINANCE SUBJECT Sec. Page i Purpose and Adoption .............................................. 1 3 k k ^. .. .. e _ _ ... - .....-...•-------------------Definitions .. ............ ..... . 2 3 ' �.-.__�. Establishment of Districts .................................... 3 E; i e s x o Establishment o Districts ................;. Effect f lish nt f D'st is 4 7 $ 5fl ^ 8 I U Non-Conforming Uses .............................................. 5 8 Conditional Exceptions 6 10 �r. Hearings ..-...-•--••------..---••---.-.----••-•---••-•••--------•--•------•... 7 11 Amendments .............................................................. 8 12 0� z. .a...� Administration .......................................................... 9 1`G Petitions - 10 13 ELSE— / R-1 District 11 14 �pdpE�pe B RRHi �eje_ �. - R-1-0 District ............................................................12 15 _F.3I IJ B� BBBBBB_ B''.7 / �1[i R-2-DAD strict ------------------------------------------------------------14 17 �. ,/ Rr3 District 15 17 SCE 9 B B R-3-0 District ------------------------------------------------------------16 19 y� " ��BQ�eB� / R-4 District ----------------------------------------------------------------17 19 R-4-0 District ------------------------------------------------------------18 19 cc � ^ O B�B�4 ' a• i C-3 District ................•-----------.....-.. •--------------••---------19 19 C-3-0 District ............................................................20 21 �: M-1-0 District --- -------------- ----------------------------------------21 21 M-2-0 District ------------------------------••••---------•-----•-.......................................................... .--.22 22 S-1 District ------ 23 23 ..... General Provisions ....................................................24 23 Plot Plan --- -----•-----------25 27 �.� • r',�'"." •,.L•, W Enforcement ..............................................................26 27 a CO z Violation 2 27 ------------------------------------------------- Z. Validity -----------28 28 oa" r '��. � Zp°. e Certification •----:•--------------•--............-•--------•-----------••..29 28 1 { mq zFb�� � ALPHABETICAL INDEX to DISTRICTING o 0 0 � ny Yo ORDINANCE i / MC �zo F- b Y _ TOPIC OR ITEM PP. Sec. Page Accessory Bldgs. Corner Lots ....................(f) 24 24 Accessory Bldgs, Set Back ............................(1) 24 25 Accessory Bldgs. Next to Key Lot................(o) 24 26 Administration ................................ ...............(a) 9 1.2 i Amendments ------------------ ---------------------------------(a) 8 12 PAGE 3 Boundaries --------------------------------------------------------(b) 3 7 Conditional Exceptions ..................................(a) 5 8 ORDINANCE Corner Lots ......(f) 24 24 No. 495 Definitions ........................................................ 2 1 DISTRICTING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Districts ............................................................ 3 6 OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA. Enforcement ----------------------------------------------------(a) 26 27 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, Front Yard ......................................................(1)7 26 27 CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING DISTRICTS WITHIN THE Fire Stations ................................................(g)1 24 24 CITY OF HUNTINGTON LEACH AND PRESCRIBING REG- Fences ..............................................................(q) 24 26 I ULATIONS GOVERNTNG THE USE OF LAND, THE USE Garages ------------------------------------------------------(d)(e) 24 24 AND HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES, THE General Provisions ..........................................(a) 24 23 I OPEN SPACES AROUND SAID BUILDINGS AND STRUC- Hearings ............................................................(a) 7 11 j TURES AND THE PROPORTION OF LOT WHICH MAY BE Height Limit Exceptions ................................(c) 24 24 COVERED, IN THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS; PROHIBITING House on Rear of Lot ....................................(a) 24 23 CERTAIN USES AND CERTAIN TYPES OF BUILDINGS OR Key Lots ................... ....................:.................(o) 24 26 STRUCTURES IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS; ADOPTING A MAP Merchandise Inside ----------------------------------------(p) 24 26 OF SAID DISTRICTS; DESCRIBING AND DEFINING CER- Non-conforming Uses ... (a) 5 8 TAIN TERMS USED HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THE EN- Notices ............................................................(b) 7 11 FORCEMENT AND AMENDMENT HEREOF; REPEALING Petitions ..........................................................(a) 10 13 CERTAIN ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES Plot Plan .......................................................... 25 27 WHICH MAY CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND PRESCRIBING Post Card Notices ..........................................(2) 7 12 THE PENALTY FOR VIOLATION HEREOF. Posting Notices --------------------------------------------(b)1 7 11 The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach does or- Police Stations ............................................(g)1 24 24 dain as follows: Public Buildings ............................................W'.)1 24 24 Rear Houses --------------- ------------------------------------(b) 24 23 SUCT10N 1. Rear Yard Reduction ------------------------------------(r) 24 27 GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADOPTION Schools -------------------------------------------- --(g)2 24 24 I OF DISTRICTING PLAN. Side Yards --------------------------------------------------------(k) 24 25 For the purpose of promoting and protecting the public health, Small Lots—Under 5000 Sq. Ft...................(s) 24 27 safety, and general welfare of the people of the City of Hunting- Tractst Alleys ............ (C) 3 7 ton Beach, California, and to provide for the social, physical and rr2tCt Restrictions ........... (a) 24 23 economic advantages resulting, from comprehensive and orderly Violations ........................... 27 27 planned use of land resources, a land use districting plan, com- Validity ------------------------------------------------------------ 28 28 posed of this ordinance and maps of the districts created herein, Walks - Driveways ........ (,l) 24 25 is hereby established and adopted by the City Council of the City Yards for "R" uses in "C" District ............(h) 24 25 I of Huntington Beach, California. Yards apply to I Bldg. only ----------------------------(i) 24 25 Yards for 2nd Floor ----------------------------------------(k) 24 25 j SECTION 2. Yards - Front, variable --------------------------------(m) 24 25 DEFINITIONS. Yard between liouses ................................(m)1 24 25 ` For the purpose of this ordinance all words in the present Yard - Between House and Vacant Lot....(m)2 24 25 Kense shall include the future terse, words in the singular num- Yard - Key Lots ............. ...(m)3 24 25 ! ber include the plural number and words in the plural number in- Yard - Front on Corner Lots ....................(m)4 24 26 elude the singular number; the word shall is mandatory; and cer- Y and - front Crosswise Corner Lots ........(m)5 24 26 tain words and terms used herein are defined as follows: Yard - Front Maximum . .......(m)6 24 20' ACCESSORY: A structure, building, or portion of either, the Yard - Front - Over 40 ft ......................(m)7 24 26 use and maintenance of which is subordinate and purely incidental to that of the main building and which is located on the same lot therewith. APARTMENT: A room or suite of two or more rooms which PAGE 4 PAGE 5 is designed or intended for use and/or occupancy by only one automobile camps, automobile courts, or hotels. family which may do its own cooking in said room or suite. BUILDING: A structure, having a roof, for the support, hous- I FAMILY: One person living alone or two or more persons living together in one housekeeping unit, but not more than five ing, shelter, and/or enclosure of any person, animal, or chattel; persons not related by blood or marriage. Family also includes and when any portion thereof in separated from every other portion employed household servants. thereof by a masonry wall, without openings, extending from the ground to the upper surface o= the roof, then such portion may GARAGE, PRIVATE: An accessory to, or a portion of a be deemed a separate building. main building, used or designed for use only for the shelter BUILDING SITE: The ground area occupied or to be occu- and/or storage of passenger vehicles, or trucks of not more than pied by a building or buildings together with all the yards and open one ton rated capacity, owned or operated by occupants of the spaces as required by this ordinance. main building, and also means usable space � and convenient ingress BUILDING HEIGHT: or HEIGHT OF BUILDING: The ver- and egress thereto. tical distance from the average of the highest and lowest eleva- HOME OCCUPATION: Any gainful enterprise customarily tions of those parts of the lot immediately adjacent to the build- conducted entirely within a dwelling and carried on by only ing, to ceiling of the uppermost story in case of a flat roof; to the inhabitants thereof, provided that no merchandise is exhibited the deck line of a mansard roof; to the mean height between eaves to the public. and ridge of a gable, hip, or gambrel roof. LOT: A parcel of real property shown on a map recorded BLOCK: All the real property abutting one side of a street in the office of the County Recorder of either Los Angeles Coun- between the end of said street, or a city limit line and the near- ty or Orange County, California:, designated on such map by a est cross street, or between two consecutive cross streets. separate number or other character which applies only to the par- cel so marked, or any area of land under one ownership abutting BUNGALOW COURT: A group of three or more detached upon at least one street, alley, or recorded easement. or semi-detacled one-family or two-family dwellings located upon a single lot and having a common court or yard and a separate NON-CONFORMING BUILDING: Any building; or struc- entrance on the ground floor for each apartment or dwelling, in- tune or any portion of either, which lawfully existed at the time eluding dwelling groups and house courts, but not automobile this ordinance became effective and which was designed, erected courts. or structurally altered for a use that did not comply with the CITY: The City of Huntington Beach, County of Orange, provisions of this ordinance and has not since such date been State of California. made to comply with said provisions. CITY COUNCIL: City Council of said City of Huntington NON-CONFORMING USE: Any use lawfully existing; in or Beach. on any building or structure, or in or upon any lot, at the time COMMISSION: The Planning Commission of said City of that this ordinance became effective, but did not comply with the Huntington Beach. provisions of this ordinance and has not since such date been made to comply with said provisions. DISTRICT: Any area or areas, similarly classified whether contiguous or not, and shown by specific and similar designations STRUCTURE: Anything constructed or erected, the use of onrequires more or less permanent location on the ground, or at- tachment to the DWELLING: A building, having only one kitchen, used or ground or attachment to something having a fixed location on the ground. designed or intended for use or occupancy by not more than one � USE: The purpose for which land or a building or structure family as living quarters. is designed, arranged, or intended or for which it is or in the DWELLING, TWO FAMILY, or DUPLEX: A building, hav- future may be occupied or maintained. ing not more than two kitchens. which is designed, arranged or intended as the living quarters for not more than two families YARD: An open space on a lot on which a building is situ- living independently of each other. ated and, except as otherwise provided in this ordinance, is un- DWELLING, MULTIPLE: A building, portion thereof, or occupied or unobstructed with buildings, structures, or portions group of buildings having three or more housekeeping units, used, thereof from the ground upward, and when a yard dimension is or designed, or intended for use as living quarters for three or given it represents the minimum horizontal distance between the more families living independently of each other, but not including lot line from which the distance must be measured and a line parallel to said lot line. I • I PAGE 6 PAGE 7 YARD, FRONT: A yard across the full width of the lot and ences, data, district boundaries, and other information thereon, is extending from the front lot line to a line parallel thereto which attached hereto, made a part hereof, and is hereby adopted. The passes through the nearest portion of that main building which land area comprising said districts, and each of them, is shown is closest to said front lot line, excepting those projections of a and designated on said map. main building permitted in a front yard by paragraph (j) of Section 24 hereof. DISTRICT BOUNDARIES YARD, REAR: A and extending across the full width of the (b) In case of uncerta➢ntv as to the district boundaries of y g any of said districts, the following rules shall apply: lot and measured between the rear lot line of the lot and the near- est rear portion of that main building which is closest to said rear lot (1) Where said boundaries are indicated as approximately following street lines, alley line.^., or lot lines, such lines shall be line, excepting as provided in paragraph (j) of Section 24 hereof. construed to be said boundaries. YARD, SIDE: A yard on each side of the building and ex- (2) Where a district boundary divides a lot, the location of tending from the front yard to the rear yard of said lot, and located between the side lot line and the main building; the measured dis- such boundary, unless indicated by dimensions, rule tance of which yard shall represent the shortest distance be- above, shall be determined by use of the scale appearing on said ••veeia the side line of the lot and that portion of the main build• map. ing nearest said side line from which the measurement is taken, I (3) If after the application of the above rules, uncertainty except as provided in paragraph (j) of Section 24 hereof. exists as to any district boundary, the City Council shall, upon written request, interpret the map and determine said boundary SECTION 3. and said determination shall be final avid mnde a permanant public ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS record. (a) In order to classify, regulate, restrict and segregate the PUBLIC STREETS AND ALLEYS use of land, buildings, and structures, and to regulate and to limit (c) Public streets and alleys shall not be a part of any dis- the type, height, and bulls of buildings and structures in the trict, but whenever a public street or alley is officially abandoned, various districts, and to regulate the areas of yards and other the regulations applicable to the abutting property shall apply to open areas about and between buildings and structures, and to said vacated street or ally/, but if such street, prior to abandon- regulate the density of population, the City is hereby divided into ment, separated two districts then the districts on both sides shall thirteen (13) Districts designated and known as: extend to the center of said abandoned street or alley. R-1 (d) The provisions of this ordinance governing the use of R-1-0 land, buildings and structures, the sizes of yards about buildings R-2 and structures, the height rnd bilk of buildings, the density of R-2-0 population, and other provisions of this ordinance are hereby de- R-3 clared to be in effect upon 01 land included within the boun- R-3-0 daries of each and every district established by this ordinance. R-4 (e) Territory annexed to the city subsequent to the effective R-4-0 date of this ordinance shall open the date that said annexation be- C-3 comes effective, become a part of the single family residence C-3-0 district, or R-1 District. M-1-O SECTION 4. M-2-O S-1 EFFECT OF ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS %%hich said several districts snd the boundaries of said districts, Except as hereinafter otherwise provided: and each of them, are hereby established and adopted and are (a) No building, structure or portion thereof, designed, ar- shown delineated and desigmated R-1, R-1-0, R-2, R-2-0, R-3, ranged or intended to be occupied or used for any purpose or in R-3-0, R-4, R-4-0, C-3, C-3-0, M-1-0, M-2-0, and S-1, respect- any manner other than those permitted by this ordinance, or ively on those certain maps numbered Sheets 1 to 17, inclusive amendments thereof, in the district in which such building or of "Districting Map of. the City of Huntington Beach, Orange Coun- structure is located or proposed to be located, shall be erected, ty, California", which map together with all the notations, refer- constructed, or established, moved, altered, added to, enlarged, or i PAGE 8 PAGE 9 used. (b) No building, structure. land or lot shall be used for provisions of this ordinance. any purposes or in any manner other than those permitted by this (3) Repairs or interior alterations which do not enlarge ordinance, or any amendments thereto, in the district in which such i or increase the height of a non-conforming building may be made. building, structure, land or lot is located. (4) No non-conforming, building or structure shall be (c) No building or structure shall be erected, reconstructed, added to or enlarged or altered on the exterior in any manner structurally altered, built upon to exceed in height the limit for unless such tuilding and its additions and enlargements are made buildings or structures designated for the district in which such to conform .in every respect with all of the provisions of this building or structure is located. ordinance, or unless the City Council by resolution permits ex- (d) No building or structure shall be erected, built, rebuilt, terior alterations, enlargement, or additions only for the following altered, enlarged or moved on any lot or building site so as to reasons and under the following conditions: encroach upon any yard or open space required or in such a way a. That in the opinion of the City Council said revi- as to fail to conform to the yard, set-back, and open spaces required sion is necessary to secure added safety or reduce the fire hazard for the district in which ,uch building is located. and/or to secure aesthetic advantages through alignment, archi- tecture, or closer conformity to surrounding permissive buildings SECTION 5. in the immediate neighborhood. NON-CONFORMING BUILDINGS AND USES b. That said revision or addition shall not increase the (a) Non-conforming uses of land: number of stories. (1) A non-conforming use of any land may be contin- ued or changed to a conforming use or to a use of a more re- c. That regardless of any..or all alterations, enlarge- stricted classification. ments, or additions, the floor area shall not be increased over ten per centum (10`%) of the total floor area such building contained at (2) A non-conforming use which is not housed in a the time this ordinance became effective. building or structure, but or:cupies a lot or portion thereof shall not be enlarged or extended to any other portion of the lot d. That a set of plans and specifications covering the or any other lot not actually so occupied at the time such use proposed construction, alteration, or addition shall have been sub- became non-conforming as a result of the adoption of this ordi- mitted to the Commission for recommendation and then to the nance. City Council for approval as to location, design, color, and gen- (3) No non-conforming use shall be resumed, re-estab- eral architecture, and any work represented thereby shall be lished, or re-opened after it bar. been abandoned, discontinued or done in accordance with said approved plans and specifications, and changed to a conforming use. A non-conforming use shall be no permit for such work shall be issued until said plans have deemed to he discontinued or abandoned when such use has been so approved. ceased to operate or to be operated or to exist as a non-conforming use for a period of six (6) months. (5) A non-conforming use occupying either a conforming building, or non-conforming building, structure or portion of (b) Non-conforming Buildings: (1) A non-conforming building may continue to be main- either therew shall not be extended to any portion of the build- tained or may be changed to a building of a more restricted ing or structure not so occupied at the time said use became non- classification, or to a conforming building. conforming as a result of the adoption of this ordinance. (2) A non-conforming huilding or portion thereof which (6) No non-conforming building or building used for a was specifically designed or, beyond a reasonable doubt, intended non-conforming use shall be moved unless by so doing the build- by the nature of its arrangement and construction to be oc- cupied or used in a way which would be non-conforming under this ing and its use would be made to conform to the provisions of ordinance, but was not so occupied at the time this ordinance this ordinance. became effective, may be oceLpied or used for the purpose for (7) That existing buildings which are non-conforming which it was designed, arranged or intended, provided such build- onlybecause of violation of the yard requirements hereof, may be ing is so used within one (1) year after the effective date of this altered or enlarged, provided Laid alterations and enlargements ordinance, otherwise the use of such building shall conform to the conform to the provisions of this ordinance. PAGE 10 PAGE 11 SECTION 6. it thus making it possible to adjust said provisions to special CONDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS and unusual cases without defeating the general purposes and (a) When practical difficulties, unnecessary hardships, or spirit of the ordinance. results inconsistent with the general purposes and intent of this (e) A District boundary shall not be changed by conditional ordinance would occur through strict application of its provisions, exceptions. the Commission, upon its own motion, written request of the City (f) The City Council may prescribe the terms and condi- Council, or receipt of a -petition prepared in accordance with this tions upon which a conditional exception may be granted and set Section and Section 10 hereof, may recommend to the City Coun- a time limit for the duration of such conditional exception, and cil that conditional exceptions to the provisions of this ordinance may require guarantees, in sttch form as it may deem proper ue granted. The City Council after receipt of a report and the under the circumstances, to insure that the purposes for which recommendation of the Commission, in each case, may under the said exception is granted wi:l be fulfilled, and that the conditions conditions and as hereinafter provided, grant conditional excep- of the exception will be met. The City Council may revoke flops to the provisions of this ordinance, provided that so doing i any conditional exception the purpose of which has not been will not defeat its general purposes. accomplished within a period of six (6) months from the date (b) Petitions for coed°tional exceptions shall be made on I it was granted. forms prepared by the Commission and shall, regardless of other SECTION 7. matter, state fully the grounds for such conditional exceptions and BEARINGS all facts relied upon to show why this ordinance should not be strictly interpreted and enforced relative to the property or par- (matter Public hearings may on held whenever desired in m ticular use involved. Such petition must be accompanied by plans, any matter relative to administration of this ordinance. profiles, specifications or other pertinent matter which the Com- (2) A public hearing shall be held by the Commission, mission may request and also show: or its authorized agent, prior to recommending that a conditional (1) That there are exceptional or extraordinary cir- exception be granted. cumstances or conditions applicable to the land, buildings, or (3) Amendments relative to changing district boun- daries,premises involved, or to the intended use of same, that do not ap- reclassifying of property or uses therein or other substan- ply generally to the property or class of uses in the same dis- tial amendments hereto shall be accomplished only after such trict. public hearings as are required in said matters by •'T7te Planning (2) That such conditional exceptions are necessary for Act". the preservation and enjoyment of substantial property rights. (b) Notice of the time, place, and purpnse of all public hearings held by either the City Council of the Commission, (3) That the granting o` such conditional exceptions will • not be materially detrimental to the public health, safety, and together with the boundaries, or a description, of the property or area tinder consideration, shall be given by at least one publication welfare or injurious the conforming ]and, property, or improve- thereof in a newspaper of general circulation in the City, at least menu in the neighborhood of the property for which such con- 10 days before the day of said hearing. If such hearing is relative ditional exception is sought to a proposal, which would alter district boundaries, additional (4) That the applicant is willing and able to carry out j notice shall be given by: ` the purposes for tvhi:h the conditional exertion is sought, that he will proceed to do so without unnecessary delay. j (1) Posting public notices thereof not less than 10 days prior to the date of said haaring mentioned therein. Such notices (c) Before a conditional exception may be granted by the shall be placed not more tt•an 300 feet apart along both sides of City Council and before the Commission may recommend such the street or streets abutting the property said proposal seeks � conditional exception, said Commission shall hold a public hearing to affect, and such posting shall extend along said street or streets relative to the proposed conditional exception as provided .in a distance of not less than 300 feet beyond the exterior limits of Section 7 hereof. said property, provided however, that posting within 25 feet of (d) The procedure for the granting of a conditional excep- or below the high tide line in the Shoreline District shall not be tion to the provisions of this ordinance are included in this ordi- required. Such posted notices shall have a heading entitled, "No- nance because of the impossibility of forseeing and providing for tice of Use District Hearing", printed in plain type not less than one Eiji of the circumstances and conditions. which may be affected by (1) inch in height, and in small type shall be a statement of the time, i PAGE 14 PAGE 15 ticable presentation of facts, and all petitions shall be made on No dwelling or accessory building shall exceed thirty feet i such forms. Every petition for a conditional exception, as pro- in height nor consist of more than two stories. vided in Section 6 hereof, and for amendments, as provided in Section 8 hereof, shall include a statement by at least one prop- (c) Building Site, Area, and Space Requirements. erty owner who has signed such petition, and whose property is (1) The minimum lot area for each sing].- family dwell- affected thereby, attesting to the truth and correctness of all state- ing shall be five thousand (5,000) square feet. ments, maps, and other data presented with said petition and (2) There may be one or more single family dwellings such verification shall be signed and acknowledged before the am wengs on i any lot having an area of te City Clerk of the City or a Notary Public. Any petition whictenthousand (10,000) square feet or has not been prepared in accordance with these provisions need more provided there is not less than five thousand (5,000) square feet of lot area for each such dwelling, and in such case if one not b accepted or considered and may be rejected by the City is placed in the rear of the other no wall of ono dwelling shall Council or the Commission. be closer than fifteen (15) feet to the nearest wall of the other. (b) At the time such petition is filed, a fee of $5.00 shall I be collected for the use and benefit of the City and shall be de- (3) Each lot shall ')w/e a width of not less than fifty posited in its general fund. Additional fees to cover costs of (50) feet along the adjoining street and an area -if not less than i posting and advertising of hearings may be required. five thousand (5,000) square feet, provided however, that any lot (c) Petitions shall be ,'iled with the City Clerk and shall be existing at the effective date of this ordinance may be used as a referred to the Commission at its first meeting held subsequent building site for any use permitted in this Section. to the time of such filing. (4) Accessory buildings shall be at least, six (6) feet from SECTION 11. the main building and from each other. R-1 District (d) The following yards shall be provided and maintained: SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT i (1) A front yard of not less than twenty (20) feet, ex- The following provisions shall apply in the R-1 District: cept as provided in sub-section (m) of Section 24 of this ordinance. (a) Uses Permitted: (2) Side yards each of which shall have a width of not less (1) Permanent dw�)lings' than four (4) feet, except as provided in sub-section (n) of Sec- (2) Agricultural and horticultural uses of a domestic or tion 24 hereof. ` non-commercial purpose and character, including green houses, but not animal husbandry nor barns, storage houses, or other (3) A rear yard of not less than twenty (20) feet, but non-dwelling buildings which are appurtenant to agricultural or accessory buildings may occupy up to 50010 of such rear yard. (f horticultural purposes. (e) The provisions of Section 24 of this ordinance, insofar y (3) Usual accessories in connection with single family as applicable to this section, ;hall be considered to be as much uses including a private garage for passenger automobiles contain- ing space for not to exceed three such automobiles for each a part of this section as ili«u;l: each portion of said Section 24 + I. dwell- ing. There shrill be a private garage or usable and accessible ga- were in this sub-section written. rage space as an accessory to each and every dwelling and such SECTION 12. garage and/or space shall be on the same lot with the dwelling. R-1-0 District Servants quarters shall not be provided with kitchen ar- SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT COMBINED WITH OIL rangements or facilities, nor other provisions for the preparation PRGDUCTION or serving of meals. All of the provisions of the R-1 District and other provisions (4) Home occupations. of this ordinance applicable thereto shall also apply to the R-1-0 (5) Not more than one sign, placard, or other advertising device may he erected, painted on, or made a part of any premises District, provided however that drilling and operating for the dis- and such sign shall be unlighted and have ar area of not more covery or production of oil, gas, hydrocarbons, and/or other kindred than two square feet. substances, in their natural states, shall be permitted in the R-1-0 (b) Building Height. District. i I PAGE 16 j PAGE 17 SECTION 13. so that one is in the rear of the other, they shall not be less than R-2 District fifteen (15) feet from each other, and accessory buildings shall be THE TWO-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT not less than six (6) feet from any other building on the same lot. The following provisions shall apply in the R-2 District: (d) The following yards shall be provided and maintained: (a) Uses Permitted: I (1) A front yard of not less than fifteen (15) feet, ex- cept as provided in sub-section (m) of Section 24 of this ordinance. ( ) permitted in the R-1 District. (2) Dwellings, two-family dwellings and buildings de- j (2) Side yards each of which shall have a width of not signed, arranged and intended to house more than two families, less than four (4) feet, except as provided in sub-section (n) of Section 24 hereof. as provided in this section. (3) A rear yard o_r not less than ten (10) feet, provided (3) There may be established an additional dwelling on that on more, and shall not be less than four ( corner lots, the rear of which abuts on ha alley, the rear any lot on which only one dwelling existed on the date this or- yard dinance became effective, wherever the lot meets the area re- need not feet quirements of this section and such additional dwelling can be wide, but accessory buildings may occupy up to sixty per centum (60°l0) of rear yard area. located as provided in this section. (e) The provisions of Section 24 of this ordinance, insofar as (4) The usual accessories in connection with permissible applicable to this section, shall be considered to be as much a buildings, provided however, that there shall be a private garage part of this Section as though each portion of Section 24 were in or accessible and usable garage space having a capacity of at least this Section written. one automobile for each dwelling or apartment established on the same lot, but for not more than two automobiles for each such SEZ:TION 14. dwelling or apartment. -`?-2-0 Disrict (5) Not more than one sign, placard, or other adver- TWO-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT COMBINED WITH OIL tising device may be erected, painted on, or made a part of any PRODUCTION premises and such sign shall to unlighted and have an area of not more 'than three (3) square feet. All of the provisions of the R-2 District and other provisions of this ordinance applicable thereto shall also apply to the R-2-0 (b) Building Height. District, provided however, that drilling and operating for the No ouilding, structure, or accessory to either shall ex- discovery or production of oil, gas, hydrocarbons and/or other kin- ceed thirty (30) feet in height nor consist of more than two dred substances, in their natural states, shall be permitted in the stories. R-2-0 District. (c) Building Site, Area, and Space Requirements. (1) Each dwelling o: duplex, or multiple dwelling to be SECTION 15. permissible shall be situated on a lot having a width of not less R-3 District than fifty (50) feet along the adjoining street and an area of not THE LIMITED MULTIPLIZ-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT less than five thousand (5,000) square feet, provided however, that said minimum provisions of width and area shall not apply to The following provisions :hall apply in the R-3 District: any lot of less than said width and area existing on the date this (a) Uses Permitted: ordinance becomes effective and provided further, that subject (1) All uses permitted in the R-1 and R-2 Districts. to sub-section (b) of Section 24 of this ordinance, there shall be: (2) Apartment houses bungalow courts,g group houses, a. At least 2,500 square feet of lot area for each boarding and rooming houses. fraternity houses and private clubs, dwelling. public or private institutions of an educational or philanthropic b. At least 4,000 square feet of lot area for each nature which are not rendering treatment for physical or mental duplex. diseases, and churches of a permanent nature. c. At least 2,000 square feet of lot area for each (3) Libraries, Museurns, Public Utility Buildings, Hos- itals and P Convalescent and Rest Homes subject to issuance of apartment which is within or a part of any multiple-dwelling. (2) If separate dwellings are constructed or established a conditional permit from the City Council, upon recommendation of the Planning Commission, showing that the granting of such PAGE 20 PAGE 21 (3) Subject to the ft:rther provisions of this section, gen- hicle which is not in condition to be legally oper- eral retail and wholesale businesses and/or commercial enterprises ated upon any California State Highway. such as: (4) Any business or enterprise considered by the Com- Auditoriums, temporary or permanent mission to be similar in character to those listed above in this Automobile Camps section unless in the opinion of the Commission, it would be, by Automobile Parking comparison with those mentioned above, detrimental to or incom- Automobile Service Stations patible with the neighborhood or district in which it is proposed Barber Shops + to be located. Bakery, Retail Beauty Parlors (5) There may be the usual accessories in connection Book or Stationery Stores with such permissible building.,;, premises, structures or uses. Cabinet Shops SECTION 20. Churches, temporary C-3-0 District Clothes Cleaning Agency or Pressing Establishment Conservatories and Studios, but not motion picture GENERAL BUSINESS :DISTRICT COMBINED WITH OIL studios PRODUCTION Dressmaking Shops All of the provisions of the C-3 District and other provisions Drug Stores of this ordinance applicable thereto shall also apply to the C-3-0 Dry goods or notions stores District, provided however that drilling and operating for the dis- Feed and Fuel Stores covery or production of oil, g3s, hydrocarbons and/or other kindred Florist Shops substances, in their natural states, shall be permitted in the Garages Grocery and Fruit Stores C-3-O District. Hardware and Appliance Stores SECTION 21. Hospitals, but not animal hospitals nor hospitals for mental or contagious diseases or drug or liquor M-1-O District addicts THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICT Hotels The following provisions shall apply in the M-1-0 District: Meat and Delicatessen Stores Mercantile Stores and Markets (a) Uses Permitted: Newspaper Publishing (1) Any uses permitted in the R-1, R-2, and R-3 Districts, Photographer but only under the provisions of paragraph (h) of Section 24 Plumbing Shops hereof. Printing Shops (2) Any uses permitted in the C-3 and C-3-0 Districts. Radio Sales and Repair Shops (3) Bottling of milk and soft drinks Restaurants, Cafes Cleaning establishments using steam boilers and ex- Service Stations (Automobile) plosive solutions Shoe Repair Shops Ice Manufacturing and/or Cold Storage Plants Shoe Shops Laundries Storage of goods enclosed within a building, but not Lumber Yards general warehouses Machine Shops Tailor Shops Planing mills and sash and door manufacturing Theatres Public Scales business Tire Shops Sheet Metal Shops Trade Schools Storage of: Fuel, gas, building materials, contractor's Undertaking equipment Used automobile sales, but it shall be unlawful to Sub-stations (for public utility services) store or offer for sale on any used car lot any ve- Trucking terminal PAGE 22 PAGE 23 Warehouses nitric, or hydrochloric gas, and explosives, excepting petroleum Welding works products. (4) Manufacturing and industrial uses which in the opin- (2) Distillation, reduction or rendering of bones, fat, tal- ion of the Commission would not cause dust, smoke, noise, and/or low, dead animals or garbage, but said city mav, as a governmental odor in excess of that to be usually expected from the uses men- service dispose of the garbage of said city, within the city limits. tioned under paragraph 3, above, in this Section. (3) Storage of explosives, excepting petroleum products. (5) Uses considered by the Commission to be similar to (4) Stock yard, slaughter houses, meat packing plants, those permitted by this Section, unless they, in the opinion of the dairies, hog farms and hog feeding, except where there are not Commission, would be by comparison, obnoxious or detrimental to more than one hog or pig, goat, or bovine animal per acre. the city or any section thereof, or the neighborhood in which it is (5) Quarries exceptingthose developing or proposed such use be located. p g producing hy- drocarbon substances. SECTION 22. (6) Uses which in the opinion of the Commission are M-2-0 District similar to those mentioned in sub-section (b) of this Section. THE INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT SECTION 23. The following provisions shall apply in the M-2-0 District: S-1 District (a) Uses Permitted: THE SHORELINE DISTRICT (1) All the uses permitted in all other districts, but the The following provisions snall apply in the Shoreline District: uses allowed in the R-1, R-2, R-3 and R-4 Districts shall be per- mitted only under the provisions of paragraph (h) of Section 24 (a) Uses Permitted: hereof. (1) Public recreation, and public facilities therefor, in- (2) General manufacturing and industrial uses and eluding a public trailer camp Lnd publicly controlled concessions buildings and structures designed and intended for such uses, ex- in or on existing public buildings or structures or in said trailer cept as further provided in this section, camp, but no other uses. (3) The following uses provided they are not located (b) Buildings or Structures Permitted: within three hundred (300) feet of any State Highway, public Only public buildings or structures necessary or convenient buildings, public school rounds, public park or recreational areas, for recreational purposes or for beautification of the district. the right of way or street known as Main Street, or the right of wayor street known as Twenty-third Street: SECTION 24. GENERAL PROVISIONS AND EXCEPTIONS a. Automobile wrecking, if conducted entirely within a building. (a) In interpreting and applying the provisions of this ordi- b. Junk yards or salvage yards, if conducted entire- nance they shall be held to be the minimum requirements for the ly within a building. promotion of the public safety, health, convenience, comfort, or general welfare. It is not intended b this ordinance interfere Stable g Y c to erPe e c. s with, or abrogate or annul any easements, covenants, or other (b) Uses Prohibited: existing agreements between Karties, or to repeal any ordinance The area comprising Lhe City of Huntington Beach is com- other than as expressly stated herein, provided however, that where paratively limited and would cause a proximity of uses which, if this ordinance imposes a greater restriction or regulation upon not segregated, or, in respect to some, if not prohibited altogether, buildings or structures and the use of them, or the use of land would deprive the citizens of said city from the enjoyment of the or premises, or requires larger open spaces or yards, than are im- general welfare, health, convenience, and prosperity to which they posed or required by other ordinances, rules, or regulations, the pro- are entitled, therefore the following uses are prohibited in said visions of this ordinance shall govern. city: (b) If, prior to the effective date of this ordinance, a dwell- (1) The manufacture or processing of cement, lime, gyp- ing ,in the R-1, R-1-0, R-2 or the R-2-0 District was located so sum, bleaching powder, fertilizer, potash, disinfectants, glucose, that the major portion of such building was in the rear area of r or rubber products, and acetylene, sulphuric, the lot as determined -b a line drawn from the midpoint of one side glue, size, acid, rubber P Y � P Y P i • i PAGE 26 i PAGE 27 than the average of the front yard of the adjoining interior lot provided they do not exceed six (6) feet in height and provided and the side yard of said corner lot, provided however, that in no further that if located in any front yard or the exterior side yard case shall the front yard of such key lot be required to have a of any corner lot they shall not exceed three and one-half (3%) depth greater than one-half (Ill) the regular front yard depth re- feet in height. Fences, walls, and hedges over three and one-half quired for the distict in which such key lot is located. (31/2) feet in height shall not be permitted in the rear yard area of any corner lot except in locations permissible for accessory (4) The depth of a front yard on a corner lot fronting buildings in such rear yards. on the same street as the interior lots in the same block shall be (r) Where the rear lot line of a lot abuts and is common to not less and need not be more than the average of the front yard he depth of the depth required for the district in which such corner lot is located the boundary of a street, alley or public park rear yard for such lot may be reduced by five (t feet. and the depth of the existing front yard, if any, on such adjoining interior lot. If the lot adjoining said corner lot is vacant, then (s) Other provisions of this ordinance notwithstanding, any j the front yard depth for said corner lot shall be the depth pro- lot which existed prior to the effective date of this ordinance may i vided for the district in which it is located. be used as a building site for at least one single-family dwelling. (5) Wherever, in any recorded subdivision, the side line SECTION 25. of a corner lot is common to the side line of an interior lot, caus- PLOT PLAN ing one end of the corner lot to abut the same street line as the There shall be attached to and made a part of each application interior lot, then, regardless of which street a building on the corner lot faces, the front yard required for such corner lot shall be fora building permit an accurate plot plan of the lot, drawn to scale of not less than twenty (20) feet per inch, showing the di- measured from the same street line as that used in measuring the mensions of existing buildings, if any, and the proposed building front yard of said adjoining interior lot. { or structure for which application is being made, and such other (6) No provision in this ordinance shall be construed as i to require that the depth of front information as may be necessary to provide for the proper en- to yard shall exceed thirty (30) forcement of this ordinance, in respect to such application. feet, and no front yard with a depth greater than thirty-five (35) feet shall be used in determining the depth of any other front SECTION 26. yard. No yard created by a building designed or constructed for a ENFORCEMENT non-conforming use shall be used in determining the depth of any All City departments, officials or public employees, vested with front yard. the duty or authority to issue permits or licenses where required (7) In determining the average depth of a front yard on by law, or ordinance, shall enforce the provisions of this ordi- any lot, no building over forty (40) feet from the side line of such nance and issue no such license or permit for uses, buildings, lot need be considered. structures or purposes where same would be in conflict with the (n) Side yards on lots under forty (40) feet in width exist- provisions of this ordinance and any such license or permit, if ing prior to the effective date of this ordinance need not be more issued in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance, shall be than three (3) feet in width. null and void. (o) On a corner lot where yards are required and where the SECTION 27. rear line of such corner lot abuts the side line of an adjoining lot, VIOLATION no accessory building or portion thereof shall be located within four (4) feet of the common lot line of such lots. Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the pro- visions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of,a misdemeanor, (p) Excepting automobiles, trailers, growing plants or nur- and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine of not sery stock, lumber and Christmas trees, all goods, wares, merchan- more than three hundred ($300.00) dollars, or by imprisonment in dise, produce, and other commodities which are stored or offered the County Jail for a period of not more than ninety (90) days, or for sale or exchange in the C-3 and C-3-0 Districts shall be housed by both such fine and imprisonment. Each person, firm or cor- in buildings unless being transported, provided however that such poration shall be deemed guilty of a separate offense for every goods, wares, merchandise, produce and other commodities as day during any portion of which any violation of any provision of are displayed in an entry way or recessed entrance of a building this ordinance is committed, continued or permitted by such per- shall be considered as being housed in such building. son, firm or corporation and shall be punishable therefor as pro- (q) Fences, walls, and hedges may be located in yard areas, vided by this ordinance. PAGE 29 PAGE 28 SECTION 28. VALIDITY _ If any section, sub-section, sentence, clause or phrase of this ,zt O ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such de- o v cision Shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the ordinance. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach here- I s 9 by declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each i z ,a9 section, sub-section, sentence, clause and phrase thereof, irrespective I vi of the fact that any one or more other sections, sub-sections, sen- tences, clauses or phrases be declared invalid or unconstitutional. SECTION 29. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance gg and shall cause the same to be printed and published once in The Huntington Beach News, a newspaper of general circulation, print- < g ed, published, and circulated in said city, and thirty (30) days from I z and after its final passage it shall take effect and be in full force. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the 'City of I Q x g K 9 r s Huntington Beach, California, at a regular meeting thereof held I :E o r�€ g3b r on the 6th day of May, 1946. ATTEST: l z'4 [J C. R. FURR ;'' —f o N City Clerk. lJ 6 i TED W. BARTLETT, z � z - Mayor. 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' /i cao I eyA 1 C C'30 / �I K20 K,?p 1 rt r(} C" 1 �7H 1 1 DISTRICTING MAP � f CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY CAUFOINIA Nb, SECEnO Of USE D,S-CTS ✓� C� (� nfvwRED uvDEf IN[OnfCNOv �;.1 s� na-r co.wR ® a•.�naauct an.s.cw.aD vEANviNO CC�Iu15510v [z] .in 1 .r..d<r•cq<IP u•GDi�fA. �� rr •... w.tt�Os..K. �� GPP. of:+G• •.I�u.rpvrn y A•W 'A • •rSol n .c.<0...[P Ir-m ctnr•...wrn OS•.n<:..Y.aO.1.• C wRR:• CJ xut — o= _ •t[T N� w. ti 495 cl— oRi�r.ac•*ou+Pos..cr .wn•u umc. - ae.0 a rm n IS m uc•n.t RE..c* 19a6 IE I5 � b a M20 \ A rP -20 M 2 0 I Z AVENUE -------- ------------------- -- 6.E ORDINARY E!IGH T,D[ ; l PACIFIC s-I OCEAN n 3 I n u DISTRICTING MAP M CRY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA UrEND OE USE D6TRKTS 11E1ARED UNDER THE DIRECTION © �[.Aqf A®[1a r.fi.crWgllm © aa,rM.f.�r.Om4om�f > E� 0. � E .4[n1a[i..Af.®PU 4411C1 L�4D 11ANNMG CO-111I04 _ _ wIF 0.1IImA,O[ aw ovourm a1..nal.a. Tro.Aai woo.x ns+.cr mlaiu rae�.v rm+ecr a nu>sT a..sI.R •1!4„1L 0.R l G11/W a.uA10 rAm t41ulAru.r fil-Fil T.o 041rR mslm lc-m me..c ort.cr cam.mI l w+e •rtM 0.1WRfpI b.1m RI,R!/A6f 6LOOd dtiACi 0..Al0.C,IfI. 4f.Ml W RliTWAz ANu.A -0.nLT —-493 U.IT-,a t0.lm�R1R2+YIlf 49COtl�,lT ® .OW1.Y.Pf14 Q �' 0. COAYp)•m 0...OL.2141 c 6 1946 0/ IT E1.iA CITv BOU�ARY LINE -- �5 67-45 30'E CITY BOUNDARY LAN[ I M-2.0 0 � 's� 2.0 °� CITY BOUNDARY UNE — J DISTRICTING MAP CETY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA 9 'ECEND 01 USE DSIUCiS ^ 111111ED 1N0E1 THE DIRECTION 0 i•�•asmcR ,co.o.[n 0 .u. �.[sa,9�o.n.c,co.r4a NING CONM1S110N C�] K ..[a.,c..4..,, Q *.••IF oR.K, © a,.u.av,u osnn rx s wu-.+ C�rI [�� „ K <auaaD � 4 lM PT.C1 C4.Y�d rm. i YW nS, ® [ tIK, oro.a 99S uaR o IT IIL WSW • GUM 1946 a IT �7 ORDINANCE NO. 545 560 ORDINANCE NO. 545 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 495 KNOWN AS "THE DISTRICTING ORDINANCE" AS AMENDED. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach does or- dain as follows: SECTION 1 Two new sections are hereby added to Ordinance No. 495, as amended, of the City of Huntington Beach, California, and which is known as "The Districting Ordinance." The first sec- tion, to be known as Section 3.1 is hereby added to said or- dinance and is to be inserted immediately after Section 3 thereof, and the second section, to be known as Section 18.5 is hereby added to said ordinance and is to be inserted im- mediately after Section 18 thereof, and Section 24h is hereby amended; said new sections and said amended section to read respectively as follows: "SECTION 3.1—Notwithstanding any other provisions of this ordinance and for the purposes set forth in Section 3 hereof, a district known as R-5-0 is hereby created and added to the several districts already established. Said R-5-0 District and the boundaries thereof are hereby es- tablished and adopted and said R-5-0 District together with land 'hereby reclassified as C-3-0 District and the boundaries thereof are delineated and designated R-5-0 and C-3-0 re- spectively on amended Sheets 12, 15, and 16 of Sheets 1 to 17, inclusive, comprising said "Districting Map of the City of Huntington Beach, California," and said amended sheets 12, 15 and 16 of said map together with all notations, references, data, district boundaries and other information thereon are at- tached hereto, made a part hereof and are hereby adopted. The land area comprising said R-5-0 District and said land area reclassified as C-3-0 District are shown and designated on said amended Sheets 12, 15, and 16 of said districting map. "SECTION 18.5, R-5-0 District, Multiple Family and Hotel Dis- trict combined with oil production. (a) The following provisions shall apply in the R-5-0 District: (b) Uses permitted. 1. All of the uses permitted in the R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4, and R-4-0 Districts provided that uses permitted only by special permit in such districts shall be permitted in the R-5-0 District only by special permit. 2. Hotels, in which incidental or auxiliary businesses such as a restaurant, newsstand and office may be conducted primarily as a service for the persons living therein, provided that entrances to such incidental or auxiliary uses are only from within the interior of the hotel and provided further that there shall be not less than one automobile storage space for each of the first twenty (20) individual guest rooms or suites, and one additional automobile storage space for every four guest rooms in excess of twenty (20), on the same lot with i 561 ORDINANCE NO. 545 the main building. 3. Automobile Courts or motels, provided there is not less than one automobile storage space for each guest room or suite on the same lot with the main building or buildings. 4. Agricultural and horticultural uses, including field crops; truck gardening; berry or bush crops; flower garden- ing; and nurseries, but not commercial greenhouses or lath houses, except by special permit secured through petition therefor, provided that there shall be no stand or sales room to facilitate sale of the products raised. 5. Non-commercial raising or keeping of animals in ac- cordance with other ordinances of the City and under the fol- lowing further conditions: (a) That no poultry or rabbits or other such small an- imals shall be raised or kept except in conjunction with the residential use of the lot, and the raising or keeping of over fifty (50) small animals such as rabbits or fowl shall consti- tute a commercial enterprise. (b) That horses, mules, bovine animals or goats shall not be kept on a lot having an area of less than ten thousand (10,000) square feet and there shall not be more than one (1) such animal for each five thousand (5,000) square feet of lot area in the lot on which such animals are kept. (c) That no provision hereof shall be construed as per- mitting dairies, hatcheries, commercial stables, riding acad- emies, dog kennels nor other commercial animal husbandry. 6. Uses customarily incident to the above permissive uses and accessory buildings in connection therewith, pro- vided, however, that any accessory, shed or building, other than a residence, used in connection with an agricultural or horticultural use shall not be permitted within twenty (20) feet of any lot line and no such accessory or stand shall be used to facilitate retail sales. 7. Not more than two signs, placards or other adver- tising or identification devices, such of which may have a total area of not more than twelve (12) square feet, except that for schools, churches, hotels, automobile courts, and clubs the area of each of such two signs may be increased to twenty (20) square feet in addition to a cornerstone, nameplate, or other wording formed of building material which is a perma- nent part of such building. (c) Building Height: No building, structure or accessory shall exceed seventy- five (75) feet in height nor consist of more than six (6) stories provided, however, that the front, side, and rear yards are in- creased an additional foot for each four (4) feet such building or structure exceeds three (3) stories or forty-five (45) feet in height. (d) Building site, area and Space Requirements: (1) Each building to be permissible shall be located upon a lot of not less than fifty (50) feet in.average width and hav- ORDINANCE NO. 545 562 ing an area of not less than five thousand square feet, pro- vided however that said provisions of width and area shall not apply to any lot of less than said width and area existing under separate ownership on the date this ordinance became effective, and in every case there shall be at least six hundred (600) square feet of land area in such building site for each family or housekeeping unit provided on the lot, but hotel rooms shall not be considered housekeeping units. (e) The following yards shall be provided and main- tained. 1. Front yard: Same as in the R-4-0 District. 2. Side yards: Each side yard shall be not less than four (4) feet in width. 3. Rear yard. There shall be a rear yard of not less than ten (10) feet in depth. (f) The provisions of Section 24 of this ordinance, insofar as they may apply to this Section, shall be considered to be as much a part of this section as though each such portion of said Section 24 were in this Section written, except as other- wise specifically provided in this Section." "SECTION 24 (h) 1. Building$ permissible in the R-1, R-2, R-3, and R-4 Districts are also permissible in the C-3, C-3-0, M-1-0, and M-2-0 Districts provided they are constructed, es- tablished and/or located in accordance with the provisions of the R-4 District and the general provisions of Section 24 applicable to the R-4 District. 1.5. Building and uses permissible in the R-5-0 District are also permissible in the C-3, C-3-0, M-1-0, and M-2-0 Dis- tricts provided they are constructed, established and/or lo- cated in accordance with the provisions of the R-4 District, but in such case, regardless of other provisions hereof, no yards shall be required in connection with hotels or automobile courts unless required by State law. 2. In the G3, C-3-0, M-1-0, and M-2-0 Districts, the front and side yards may be waived for dwellings, apartments, and boarding or lodging houses, erected above the ground floor of a building when said ground floor is designed ex- clusively for commercial or industrial purposes, unless such yard areas or courts are required by State law or other ordi- nances of the City of Huntington Beach. SECTION 2 The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordi- nance and shall cause the same to be printed and published once in the Huntington Beach News, a newspaper of general circulation, printed, published and circulated in said city, and thirty (30) days from and after its final passage it shall take effect and be in full force. ENACTED JUNE 20, 1949. 1 U ""'HIS I� 1 R](1Am LINCOLN ffTa 3 u.:o jlyq� KNOXVILLE STREET JR R JO,Oi i RSTREET MSO ^ M20 j/O RO � R20 NON NAPOLI STR T aooa sa Ra a � . 7 7 A20 ti 0 a•�o y HARTFORD ST RCCT R7' R w.o Ta2o a R 2 e a a a•2O ,�// GCN[VA STREET Rd0 02, A µw ® a so F--R� Z a dea Sn01 r�r t FRANKFORT Q SI RCCT < O J J Mw H l R•}0 PON d CLMIRA STREET / nnnnn9 DISTRICTING MAP CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA IJUND UT USE DISTRICTS -.111 r AKo Kou� T Yql I[RT QmpKL ORlloC1 ET- �ILFrTI�IIJYt�Ii LD �/in Kr[pt011CTgM (n 14(IAllD UNDl4 iM!D14(C110N � wa[roar IPmoc[omrtT colvl[D u [RXr VRKa cNiwtT corm MANNING COMMISSION (o 01 wIM OL IICOIRTIDr wIM OL IIILDIKrILR w.l G.."- 4rLDI1K L!) 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'OCEAN z o ; I —�•_�_--- �.�K C�`.EOuNDARr LINE_� DISTRICTING MAP O DR CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA IIGkND Of VSl OK7[KIS C WI1N ;I &XfpilRKr Q wAJ IARr rISIXK[Dfilxr Q IRlrlll�ARt VOpC[pfrM 1l[IA[ID UNDM THE DltlC TION Intl AxM1r MLaK[MrIXr caWx[o xu xAr Innpcl M1lrxXl caUx[o IkANNING COMMISSION _ _ wxx OS rIOa1[rlYl BDII a rq'1p1(lOx w J BR ISTOA n(NNIYAx Mull OrgY40 01 m AnOrxTTu E� nrD rAx¢T rtMaK1 afirtl Q G[xGAI BN05f olsmn ♦TO 11� N s[OA waxAUflr— a wuue rA.sl InrsurAxr �p Alnr IcuaKl wsTucr lax�lrtD [(�7 c.x<Au rslKs racT IoxwtD w:x A c e...aru olAc.N v Nclti wat or rut � rx xwlx,uaK1 nlKr � arKx wrwc asrxcr .. � ® x a�lwimc%rnl n lis2ID asr4cr A°IDi w'�ro[D e.ow w um xD IS F1m u.orlloe d+rKr I948 a/ 17 wrn 16 zo i DISTRICTING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF I Huntington Beach California Price 50 Cents ; i ORDINANCE No. 495 Passed and Adopted MAY 6, 1946 (Printed by Huntington Beach News) ' i Districting Ordinance No. 495 City of Huntington Beach ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Adopted by City Council May 6th, 1946 CITY OFFICIALS Planning Commission VERNON E. LANGENBECK, Chairman HENRY S. KAUFMAN R. G. HUDSON ED P. SHAW W. J. BRISTOL ROBERT L. DAVIS CHAS. R. FURR, Secy. HARRY A. OVERMYER, City Engineer RAY H. OVERACKER, City Attorney G. M. PARKS, Consulting Engineer City Councilmen TED W. BARTLETT, Mayo? FRED T. GRABLE, Councilman JAMES P. TERRY, Councilman RALPH E. HAWES, Councilman VERNON E. LANGENBECK. Councilman Jill 3x $ rLA, ,r n _ 4 ft` yr Sow A[ on.rorN ,r. JFP • '�a `Tr III r/ I� 1 HNKC fT v 1., •f 11Ti IQ71LW ,,ry 110CK„[A ,r C 40'r tiF �}. T ��JW qI I � �B'7L17ET O C_Y( aawcY ,r ffl \ Ile �r � rcw., IT moo , EA7� u07 Kbr[ ;; JBGm[Er uI I: OU[T ,T ��1t(F:J�`1CI7C��7 s� ai m FE 07 v untvA sr IT N INDEX MAP •rd^'fib .ff�+ ^, tir U�C/`U��`lU/�`G' I K—T IT ,r ,Tarr tuNecwa fwo•wti oecrts I Hi fort w"T d' ^ , ((j y�Twont ar O •00 h+r ^' � IS � AIUNTA „ r F � r a Do �,!� DISTRICTING MAP b I wc, rpc CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH ORANGE COUNTY CALwORNIA COw... Or I,Nat„ OC waaw[o reot.I ron \\ 16 ' rLr YfN[ �y \ i STATC OF CAL CORN COUNTY 0'OF'AT" S$ 1 CRY O[HUNTINOTON BCACN] I,4MIIr[fRM1e,UTY Cr[M AIO[,tlraA Cr[aNtlrw[4TY � `•�, I cou.cA a na u*,tl Ia,.rr.crtl.e[Acw,cAtrow.+,caev ccnrrr �. ^ •a I .wT IKf[urvf•ua MT•W[D Aro Aoorrm eY,T o Co E r \% TrC UT♦Oa,w.fa.A-e D 6"6A DAZED Af A r�rR1 tl [•[f aN TTas o•rtl�'�r AOlw o+r[o Twlac wrtl/••Ao,[w I' ury[.r,ul NUMERICAL INDEX TO DISTRICTING ORDINANCE SUBJECT Sec. Page Purpose and Adoption .............................................. 1 3 Definitions ---------------------- --------------------------------------- 2 3 Establishment of Districts ----------- ------------------------ 3 6 Effect of Establishment of Districts ---------------- 4 7 Non-Conforming Uses ---------------------------------------------- 5 8 Conditional Exceptions --------------------------------------_-- 6 10 Hearings ------------------------------------------------------------------•--- 7 11 Amendments -------------------------------------------------------------- 8 12 Administration ----•--------------•-------------------------•------------ 9 12 Petitions ---------------------- ------------------- ........................10 13 R-1 District ------------------------------------------------------------ ---11 14 R-1-0 District --------------------------------------------------------•--.12 15 R-2 District ---------------------------------------------------•--------•--.13 16 R-2-0 District ------------------------------------------------------------14 17 R-3 District ---------------•---------------------------------------•----.---15 17 R-3-0 District -------------------------------------------------------- ---16 19 R-4 District ----------------------------------------------------------------17 19 R-4-0 District -------------------------------------------------------- ---18 19 C-3 District ----------------------------------------------------------------19 19 C-3-0 District ------------------------------------- M-1-0 District ------------------------------------------------------------21 21 M-2-0 District ------------•---------------------------- ----------------22 22 S-1 District ------------------------------------------------------------ ---23 23 General Provisions ....................................................24 23 PlotPlan ----------------------------------------------------------------•---25 27 Enforcement ---------------------------------------------------------- ---26 27 Violation -------- ------------- -----------------------------------------•--.27 27 Validity ----------------------------------------------------------------------28 28 Certification ALPHABETICAL INDEX to DISTRICTING ORDINANCE TOPIC OR ITEM PP. Sec. Page Accessory Bldgs. Corner Lots --------------------(f) 24 24 Accessory Bldgs, Set Back ............................(1) 24 25 Accessory Bldgs. Next to Key Lot................(o) 24 26 Administration ------------------------------------------------(a) 9 12 i Amendments ----------------------------------------------------(a) 8 12 Boundaries --------------------------------------------------------(b) 3 7 Conditional Exceptions ----------------------------------(a) 5 8 Corner Lots ------------------------------------------------------(f) 24 24 Definitions ----------------- -------------------------------------- 2 1 Districts ------------------------------------------------------------ 3 6 Enforcement ----------------------------------------------------(a) 26 27 Front Yard ------------------------------------------------------(1)7 26 27 Fire Stations ------------------------------------------------(g)1 24 24 Fences --------------------------------------------------------------(q) 24 26 Garages ------------------------------------------------------(d) (e) 24 24 General Provisions ------------------------------------------(a) 24 23 Hearings ------------------------------------------------------------(a) 7 11 Height Limit Exceptions --------------------------------(c) 24 24 : House on Rear of Lot ------------------------------------(a) 24 23 KeyLots ------------------- --------------------------------------(o) 24 26 Merchandise Inside ----------------------------------------(p) 24 26 Non-conforming Uses .------------------------------------(a) 5 8 Notices --------------- --------------------------------------------(.b) 7 11 Petitions ----------------------------------------------------------(a) 10 13 PlotPlan ---------------------------------------------------------- 25 27 Post Card Notices ------------------------------------------(2) 7 12 Posting Notices --------------------------------------------(b)1 7 11 Police Stations --------------------------------------------(g)1 24 24 Public Buildings ------- ------------------------------------(g)1 24 24 Rear Houses ----------------------------------------------------(b) 24 23 Rear Yard Reduction ------------------------------------(r) 24 27 Schools ----------------------- ------------------------------------(g)2 24 24 Side Yards --------_------ --------------------------------------(k) 24 25 Small Lots—Under 5000 Sq. Ft-------------------(s) 24 27 Streets and Alleys ----------------------------------------(c) 3 7 Tract Restrictions ------------------------------------------(a) 24 23 Violations ................... -------------------------------------- 27 27 Validity ------------------------------------------------------------ 28 28 Walks - Driveways ----------------------------------------(J) 24 25 Yards for "R" uses in "C" District ............(h) 24 25 Yards apply to I Bldg. only --------------_---_-----.(i) 24 25 Yards for 2nd Floor ----------------------------------------(k) 24 25 Yards - Front, variable --------------------------------(m) 24 25 Yard between houses ----------------_-----_-----(m)1 24 25 Yard - Between House and Vacant Lot-..-(m)2 24 25 Yard - Key Lots ----------------------------------------(m)3 24 25 Yard - Front on Corner Lots --------------------(m)4 24 26 Yard - Front Crosswise Corner Lots ........(m)5 24 26 Yard - Front Maximum --------------------------_(m)6 24 23 Yard - Front - Over 40 ft. --------_---------------(m)7 24 26 PAGE 3 ORDINANCE No. 495 DISTRICTING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING DISTRICTS WITHIN THE CITY OF KUNTINGTON LEACH AND PRESCRIBING REG- ULATIONS GOVERNING THE USE OF LAND, THE USE AND HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES, THE OPEN SPACES AROUND SAID BUILDINGS AND STRUC- TURES AND THE PROPORTION OF LOT WHICH MAY BE COVERED, IN THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS; PROHIBITING CERTAIN USES AND CERTAIN TYPES OF BUILDINGS OR STRUCTURES IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS; ADOPTING A MAP OF SAID DISTRICTS; DESCRIBING AND DEFINING CER- TAIN TERMS USED HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THE EN- FORCEMENT AND AMENDMENT HEREOF; REPEALING CERTAIN ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES WHICH MAY CONFLICT HEREWITH; AND PRESCRIBING THE PENALTY FOR VIOLATION HEREOF. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach does or- dain as follows: SECTION 1. GENERAL PURPOSE AND ADOPTION OF DISTRICTING PLAN. For the purpose of promotincr and protecting the public health, safety, and general welfare of the people of the City of Hunting- ton Beach, California, and to rrovide for the social, physical and economic advantages resulting from comprehensive and orderly planned use of land resources, a land use districting plan, com- posed of this ordinance and maps of the districts created herein, is hereby established and adopted by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California. SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS. For the purpose .of this ordinance all words in the present 'tense shall include the future terse, words in the singular num- ber include the plural number and words in the plural number in- clude the singular number; the word shall is mandatory; and cer- tain words and terms used herein are defined as follows: ACCESSORY: A structure, building, or portion of either, the use and maintenance of which is subordinate and purely incidental to that of the main building and which is located on the same lot therewith. APARTMENT: A room or suite of two or more rooms which i PAGE 4 is designed or intended for use and/or occupancy by only one family which may do its own cr,oking in said room or suite. BUILDING: A structure, having a roof, for the support, hous- ing, shelter, and/or enclosure of any person, animal, or chattel; and when any portion thereof in separated from every other portion thereof by a masonry wall, without openings, extending from the ground to the upper surface o' the roof, then such portion may be deemed a separate building. BUILDING SITE: The ground area occupied or to be occu- pied by a building or buildings together with all the yards and open spaces as required by this ordinance. BUILDING HEIGHT: or HEIGHT OF BUILDING: The ver- tical distance from the average of the highest and lowest eleva- tions of those parts of the lot immediately adjacent to the build- ing, to ceiling of the uppermost story in case of a flat roof; to the deck line of a mansard roof; to the mean height between eaves and ridge of a gable, hip, or gambrel roof. BLOCK: All the real property abutting one side of a street between the end of said street, or a city limit line and the near- est cross street, or between two consecutive cross streets. BUNGALOW COURT: A group of three or more detached or semi-detached one-family or two-family dwellings located upon a single lot and having a common court or yard and a separate entrance on the ground floor for each apartment or dwelling, in- cluding dwelling groups and house courts, but not automobile courts. CITY: The City of Huntington Beach, County of Orange, State of California. CITY COUNCIL: City Council of said City of Huntington Beach. COMMISSION: The Planning Commission of said City of Huntington Beach. DISTRICT: Any area or areas, similarly classified whether contiguous or not, and shown by specific and similar designations on the maps which are a part cf this ordinance. DWELLING: A buildin.&, having only one kitchen, used or designed or intended for use or occupancy by not more than one family as living quarters. DWELLING, TWO FAMILY, or DUPLEX: A building, hav- ing not more than two kitchens. which is designed, arranged or intended as the living quarters for not more than two families living independently of each other. DWELLING, MULTIPLE: A building, portion thereof, or group of buildings having three or more housekeeping units, used, or designed, or intended for use as living quarters for three or more families living independently of each other, but not including I PAGE 5 automobile camps, automobile courts, or hotels. FAMILY: One person living alone or two or more persons living together in one housekeeping unit, but not more than five persons not related by blood or marriage. Family also includes employed household servants. GARAGE, PRIVATE: An accessory to, or a portion of a main building, used or designed for use only for the shelter and/or storage of passenger vehicles, or trucks of not more than one ton rated capacity, owned or operated by occupants of the main building, and also means Usable space and convenient ingress And egress thereto. HOME OCCUPATION: Any gainful enterprise customarily conducted entirely within a dwelling and carried on by only the inhabitants thereof, provided that no merchandise is exhibited to the public. LOT: A parcel of real property shown on a map recorded in the office of the County Recorder of either Los Angeles Coun- ty or Orange County, California, designated on such map by a separate number or other character which applies only to the par- cel so marked, or any area of land under one ownership abutting upon at least one street, alley, or recorded easement. NON-CONFORMING BUILDING: Any building or struc- ture or any portion of either, which lawfully existed at the time this ordinance became effective and which was designed, erected or structurally altered for a use that did not comply with the provisions of this ordinance and has not since such date been made to comply with said provisions. NON-CONFORMING USE: Any use lawfully existing in or on any building or structure, or in or upon any lot, at the time that this ordinance became effective, but did not comply with the provisions of this ordinance and has not since such date been made to comply with said provisions. STRUCTURE: Anything constructed or erected, the use of which requires more or less permanent location on the ground, or at- tachment to the ground or attachment to something having a fixed location on the ground. USE: The purpose for which land or a building or structure is designed, arranged, or intended or for which it is or in the future may be occupied or maintained. YARD: An open space on a lot on which a building is situ- ated and, except as otherwise provided in this ordinance, is un- occupied or unobstructed with buildings, structures, or portions thereof from the ground upward, and when a yard dimension is given it represents the minimum horizontal distance between the lot line from which the distance must be measured and a line parallel to said lot line. PAGE 6 YARD, FP.ONT: A yard a--ro-s the full width of the lot and extending from the front lot line to a line parallel thereto which passes through the nearest por+ion of that main building which is closest to said front lot line, excepting those projections of a main building permitted in a front yard by paragraph (j) of Section 24 hereof. YARD, REAR: A yard extending across the full width of the lot and measured between the rear lot line of the lot and the near- est rear portion of that main building which is closest to said rear lot line, excepting as provided in paragraph (j) of Section 24 hereof. YARD, SIDE: A yard on each side of the building and ex- tending from the front yard to the rear yard of said lot, and located between the side lot line and the main building; the measured dis- tance of which yard shall represent the shortest distance be- +•veen the side line of the lot and that portion of the main build- ing nearest said side line from which the measurement is taken, except as provided in paragraph (j) of Section 24 hereof. SECTION 3. ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS (a) In order to classify, regulate, restrict and segregate the use of land, buildings, and structures, and to regulate and to limit the type, height, and bulk of buildings and structures in the various districts, and to regulate the areas of yards and other open areas about and between_ buildings and structures, and to regulate the density of population, the City is hereby divided into thirteen (13) Districts designated and known as: R-1 R-1-O R-2 R-2-O R-3 R-3-O R-4 R-4-O C-3 C-3-O M-1-O M-2-O S-1 Ni hich said several districts end the boundaries of said districts, and each of them, are h?reby established and adopted and are shown delineated and designated R-1, R-1-0, R-2, R-2-0, R-3, R-3-0, R-4, R-4-0, C-3, C-3-0, M-1-0, M-2-0, and S-1, respect- ively on those certain maps numbered Sheets 1 to 17, inclusive of "Districting Map of the City of. Huntington Beach, Orange Coun- ty, California", which mad together with all the notations, refer- PAGE 7 ences, data, district boundaries. and other information thereon, is attached hereto, made a cart hereof, and is hereby adopted. The land area comprising said districts, and each of them, is shown and designated on said map. DISTRICT BOUNDARIES (b) In case of uncerta;nty as to the district boundaries of any of said districts, the following rules shall apply: (1) Where said boundaries are indicated as approximately following street lines, alley iinec:, or lot lines, such lines shall be construed to be said boundaries. (2) Where a district boundary divides a lot, the location of such boundary, unless indicated by dimensions, or by rule (1) above, shall be determined by use of the scale appearing on said map. (3) If after the application of the above rules, uncertainty exists as to any district boundary, the City Council shall, upon written request, interpret the map and determine said boundary and said determination shall be final and made a permanent public record. PUBLIC STREETS AND ALLEYS (c) Public streets and alleys shall not be a part of any dis- trict, but whenever a publi.: street or alley is officially abandoned, the regulations applicable to the abutting property shall apply to said vacated street or allay, but if such street, prior to abandon- ment, separated two districts then the districts on both sides shall extend to the center of said abandoned street or alley. (d) The provisions of this ordinance governing the use of land, buildings and structures, the sizes of yard-- about buildings and structures, the height v nd bulk of buildings, the density of population, and other provision-- of this ordinance are hereby de- clared to be in effect upon all land included within the boun- daries of each and every district established by this ordinance. (e) Territory annexed to the city subsequent to the effective date of this ordinance shall open the date that said annexation be- comes effective, become a part of the single family residence district, or R-1 District. SECTION 4. EFFECT OF ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS Except as hereinafter otherwise provided: (a) No building. structure or portion thereof, designed, ar- ranged or intended to be occupied or used for any purpose or in any manner other than those permitted by this ordinance, or amendments thereof, in the d strict in which such building or structure is located or proposed to be located, shall be erected, constructed, or established, ,roved, altered, added to, enlarged, or 4� PAGE 8 1 used. (b) No building, structure. land or lot shall be used for any purposes or in any manner other than those permitted by this ordinance, or any amendments thereto, in the district in which such j building, structure, land or lot is located. ` (c) No building or structure shall be erected, reconstructed, structurally altered, built upon to exceed in height the limit for buildings or structures designated for the district in which such building or structure is located. f (d) No building or structure shall be erected, built, rebuilt, altered, enlarged or moved on any lot or building site so as to encroach upon any yard or open space required or in such a way as to fail to conform to the yard, set-back, and open spaces required for the district in which ,uch building is located. SECTION 5. NON-CONFORMING BUILDINGS AND USES (a) Non-conforming uses of land: (1) A non-conforming use of any land may be contin- ued or changed to a conforming use or to a use of a more re- stricted classification. (2) A non-conforming use which is not housed in a building or structure, but occuo!es a lot or portion thereof shall not be enlarged or extended to any other portion of the lot or any other lot not actua!!v so occupied at the time such use became non-conforming as a result of the adoption of this ordi- nance. (3) No non-conforming use shall be resumed, re-estab- lished, or re-opened after it haF been abandoned, discontinued or changed to a conforming use. A non-conforming use shall be j deemed to he discontinued or abandoned when such use has ceased to operate or to be operated or to exist as a non-conforming use for a period of six (6) months. (b) Non-conforming Buildings: (1) A non-conforadrig building may continue to be main- tained or may be changed to a building of a more restricted classification, or to a conforming building. (2) A non-conforming building or portion thereof which was specifically designed or, beyond a reasonable doubt, intended by the nature of its arrangement and construction to be oc- cupied or used in a way which would be non-conforming under this i ordinance, but was not so occupied at the time this ordinance became effective, may be occupied or used for the purpose for which it was designed, arranged or intended, provided such build- ing is so used within one (1) year after the effective date of this ordinance, otherwise the use of such building -Thall conform to the I i 'I i PAGE 9 provisions of this ordinanc^. ! (3) Repairs or interior alterations which do not enlarge or increase the height of a non-conforming building may be made. (4) No non-conforming, building or structure shall be added to or enlarged or altered on the exterior in any manner unless such huilding and its additions and enlargements are made to conform 'in every respect with all of the provisions of this ordinance, or unless the City Council by resolution permits ex- i terior alterations, enlargement, or additions only for the following ; reasons and under the following conditions: r+ f a. That in the opinion of the City Council said revi- j! Sion is necessary to secure added safety or reduce the fire hazard and/or to secure aesthetic advantages through alignment, archi- tecture, or closer conformity to surrounding permissive buildings in the immediate neighborhood. i b. That said revision or addition shall not increase the number of stories. c. That regardless of any_or all alterations, enlarge- i ments, or additions, the floor area shall not be increased over ten per �+ centum (10%) of the total floor area such building contained at the time this ordinance became effective. 1. d. That a set of plans and specifications covering the t proposed construction, alteration, or addition shall have been sub- mitted to the Commission for recommendation and then to the City Council for approval as to location, design, color, and gen- eral architecture, and any work represented thereby shall be done in accordance with said approved plans and specifications, and no permit for such work shall be issued until said plans have been so approved. (5) A non-conforming use occupying either a conforming building, or non-conforming building, structure or portion of 1 either thereof shall not be extended to any portion of the build- S ing or structure not so occunied at the time said use became non- �.� conforming as a result of the adoption of this ordinance. j. (6) No non-conforming building or building used for a i non-conforming use shall be moved unless by so doing the build- 1 ing and its use would be made to conform to the provisions of j this ordinance. (7) That existing buildings which are non-conforming only because of violation of the yard requirements hereof, may be j altered or enlarged, provided said alterations and enlargements conform to the provisions of this ordinance. f.•1 E b i- k, I I PAGE 10 i i SECTION 6. CONDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS (a) When practical difficulties, unnecessary hardships, or I results inconsistent with the general purposes and intent of this ordinance would occur through strict application of its provisions, the Commission, upon its own motion, written request of the City Council, or receipt of a )etition prepared in accordance with this Section and Section 10 hereof, may recommend to the City Coun- cil that conditional exceptions to the provisions of this ordinance f ue granted. The City Council after receipt of a report and the recommendation of the Commission, in each case, may under the conditions and as hereinafter provided, grant conditional excep- tions to the provisions of this ordinance, provided that so doing will not defeat its general purposes. (b) Petitions for conditional exceptions shall be made on forms prepared by the Commission and shall, regardless of other matter, state fully the grounds for such conditional exceptions and all facts relied upon to show why this ordinance should not be strictly interpreted and enferc:ed relative to the property or par- ticular use involved. Such petition must be accompanied by plans, profiles, specifications or other pertinent matter which the Com- mission may request and aiso show: (1) That there are exceptlonal or extraordinary cir- cumstances or conditions applicable to the land, buildings, or premises involved, or to the intended use of same, that do not ap- ply generally to the property or class of uses in the same dis- trict. (2) That such conditional exceptions are necessary for the preservation and enjoyment of substantial property rights. (3) That the granting of such conditional exceptions will not be materially detrimental to the public health, safety, and welfare or injurious to the conforming land, property, or improve- ments in the neighborhood of the propr-ty for which such con- ditional exception is sought (4) That the applicant is willing and able to carry out the purposes for whi_h the conditional exception is sought, that he will proceed to do so without unnecessary delay. (c) Before a conditional exception may be granted by the City Council and before the Commission may recommend such conditional exception, said Commission shall hold a public hearing relative to the proposed conditional exception as provided in Section 7 hereof. (d) The procedure for the granting of a conditional excep- tion to the provisions of this ordinance are included in this ordi- nance because of the impossibility of forseeing and providing for all of the circumstances and conditions which may be affected by PAGE 11 it, thus making it possible to adjust said provisions to special and unusual cases without defeating -the general purposes and spirit of the ordinance. (e) A District boundary s-hall not be changed by conditional exceptions. (f) The City Council may prescribe the terms and condi- tions upon which a conditional exception may be granted and set a time limit for the duration of such conditional exception, and may require guarantees, in stich form as it may deem proper under the circumstances, to insure that the purposes for which said exception is granted wi:l be fulfilled, and that the conditions of the exception will be met. The City Council may revoke f any conditional exception the purpose of which has not been accomplished within a period of six (6) months from the date it was granted. SECTION 7. HEARINGS (a) (1) Public hearings may be held whenever desired in any matter relative to ad-ninistration (if this ordinance. (2) A public hearing shall be held by the Commission, or its authorized agent, prior to recommending that a conditional exception be granted. (3) Amendments relative to changing district boun- daries, reclassifying of property or uses therein or other substan- tial amendments hereto shall be accomplished only after such public hearings as are requi*ed in said matters by "The Planning Act". f (b) Notice of the time, place, and purpose of all public F hearings held by either the City Council of the Commission, together with the boundaries, or a description, of the property or area under consideration, shall be given by at least one publication thereof in a newspaper of general circulation in the City, at least ! i 10 days before the day of said hearing. If such hearing is relative to a proposal, which would zlter district boundaries, additional notice shall be given by: i l (1) Posting public notices thereof not less than 10 days prior to the gate of said hearing mentioned therein. Such notices shall be placed not more than 300 feet apart along both sides of ; the street or streets abutting the property said proposal seeks to affect, and such postinh shall extend along said street or streets a distance of not less than 300 feet beyond the exterior limits of said property, provided however, that posting within 25 feet of or below the high tide line in the Shoreline District shall not be 4 required. Such posted notices shall have a heading entitled, 'No- tice of Use District Hearing", printed in plain type not less than one ! it (1) inch in height, and in small type shall be a statement of the time, I C.- i PAGE 12 place and purpose of said hearing together with the boundaries of the property involved or a description of such property. (2) In lieu of postui' notices as provided in sub-para- graph (1) above, notice may be given by mailing a postal card or other notice, containing the same information required for said fposted notices, not less than 10 days prior to the date of hearing i { mentioned 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 j purpose the last known address of such owner or the addresses given for such owners as sr_ovrn on the latest records of the City Collector. (c) If, in response to a proposal, a hearing is to be called, it shall be called within 65 days of the filing date of said pro- posal unless a time extension is made by mutual..agreement in writing. (d) The City Council and the Commission may respectively prescribe its own rules and regulations for conducting its hearing and taking testimony, and may continue hearings, when necessary. (e) The Commission may recommend that a petition be de- nied, and the City Council may deny, a petition without a public hearing. SECTION 8. AT-v=DATENTS (a) The boundaries of said districts, the classification of j property and uses permitted within the various districts and said yards and other open spaces required hereby my be changed, re- classified, abandoned, or rdded to and any other substantial amendment to this ordinance may be made whenever the public necessity, convenience or general welfare may require, but only after such hearings as may be required by this ordinance and The planning Act. (b) Such proceedings may be initiated by: r; (1) The petition of 2ny propery owner who has pre- pared a pethon in accordance with Section 10 hereof. (2) A Resolution of Intention of said Commission. (3) The written request or Resolution of Intention of the City Council. SECTION 9. ADMINISTRATION (a) The recommendations of the Commission in legislative matters shall be only advisnry, but its decisions in other matters such as interpreting the provisions of this ordinance, passing on plans submitted to it in accordance herewith, and the dispo- i PAGE 13 sition of petitions shall be considered administrative and shall be binding and effective, subject to appeal as hereinafter pro- vided. Decisions of the Commission in respect to such matters shall be made in writing aa! submitted to the person requesting them, or in the case of a petition, to the person verifying the peti- tion, within 5 days after final action in the matter and such no- tice shall be considered notice to all signers of said petitions. (b) Any person may appeal to the City Council in regard to any decision of the Commission within 35 days after the date ' such decision was formally made. (c) The City Council may refer such appealed matter to the Commission for reconsideration, or may affirm or set aside the decision of the Commission, after all interested persons have had opportunity to be heard at a public hearing as herein provided, and after such other procedure as the City Council may deem necessary in addition to that required hereby. The decisions of the City Council shall be final and conclusive. Such decisions shall, in any case, in the absence of written agreement between the , appellant and the City Council to the contrary, be made within 65 days of the filing of such appeal, and if not so made shall be considered denied. The r mutes of the City Council shall be deemed notice of its action in all matters of appeal. (d) The Commission may make such investigations, employ such help, secure such advice, and have prepared such plans and reports as it may deem necessary to perform its duties and functions. (e) Accurate and permanent records of the acts of the Com- mission shall be kept and such records shall have the same status as records of other administrative departments of the City, (f) Failure of the Commission to take final action on any 4 matter submitted in accordance herewith, within 95 days subse- quent to the date of filing or the date of reference of any matter to the Commission by the City Council shall be considered a de- cision of the Commission recommending that such matter or pe- tition be denied and thereupon the City Council may act directly f as to the matter, but under the same procedure and hearings pre- f scribed for use by the Commission, provided however that written i agreements for extension of time in which to take_ final action may be made, (g) The City Council may prescribe fees to cover costs of f estimated expense involved in the granting of conditional ex- ceptions or change of district boundaries. SECTION 10. PETITIONS (a) The Commission shall prescribe the form and scope of petitions and accompanyinb data so as to assure the fullest prac- I i PAGE 14 � ticable presentation of facts, and all petitions shall be made on such forms. Every petition for a conditional exception, as pro- vided in Section 6 hereof., and for amendments, as provided in Section 8 hereof, shall include a statement by at least one prop- erty owner who has signed such petition, and whose property is affected thereby, attesting to the truth and correctness of all state- ments, maps, and other data presented with said petition and such verification shall be signed and acknowledged before the City Clerk of the City or a Notary Public. Any petition which has not been prepared in accordance with these provisions need not be accepted or considered and may be rejected by the City Council or the Commission. (b) At the time such petition is filed, a fee of $5.00 shall be collected for the use and benefit of the City and shall be de- posited in its general fund. Additional fees to cover costs of posting and advertising of hearings may be required. (c) Petitions shall be :=led with the City Clerk and shall be referred to the Commission at its first meeting held subsequent to the time of such filing. SECTIQN 11. R-1 District SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT The following provisions shall apply in the R-1 District: (a) Uses Permitted: (1) Permanent dwellings. (2) Agricultural and horticultural uses of a domestic or non-commercial purpose and character, including green houses, but not animal husbandry nor barns, storage houses, or other non-dwelling buildings which are appurtenant to agricultural or horticultural purposes. (3) Usual accessories in connection with single family uses including a private garage for passenger automobiles contain- ing space for not to exceed three such automobiles for each dwell- ing. There shall be a private garage or usable and accessible ga- rage space as an accessory to each and every dwelling and such garage andlor space shall be on the same lot with the dwelling. Servants quarters shall not be provided with kitchen ar- rangements or facilities, nor other provisions for the preparation or serving of meals. (4) Home occupations. (5) Not more than one sign, placard. or other advertising device may be erected, painted on, or made a part of any premises and such sign shall be unlighted and have ar area of not more i than two square feet. (b) Building Height. PAGE 15 No dwelling or accessory building shall exceed thirty Net in height nor consist of more than two stories. (c) Building Site, Area, and Space Requirements. (1) The minimum lot area for each single family dwell- ing shall be five thousand (5,000) square feet. (2) There may be one or more single family dwellings on any lot having an area of ter. thousand (10,000) square feet or more provided there is not less than five thousand (5,000) square feet of lot area for each such dwelling, and in such case if one is placed in the rear of the other no wall of one dwelling shall be closer than fifteen (15) feet to the nearest wall of the other. (3) Each lot shall J�ave a width of not less than fifty (50) feet along the adjoining street and an area •)f not less than five thousand (5,000) square feet, provided however, that any lot existing at the effective date of this ordinance may be used as a building site for any use permitted in this Section. (4) Accessory buildings shall be at least six (6) feet from the main building and from each other. I (d) The following yards shall be provided and maintained: (1) A front yard of not less than twenty (20) feet, ex- cept as provided in sub-section (m) of Section 24 of this ordinance. (2) Side yards each of which shall have a width of not less '. than four (4) feet, except as provided in sub-section (n) of Sec- tion 24 hereof. I (3) A rear yard of not less than twenty (20) feet, but k accessory buildings may occupy up to 50010 of such rear yard. j (e) The provisions of Section 24 of this ordinance, insofar ! as applicable to this section, ;ball be considered to be as much a part of th_s section as th,;ugh each portion of said Section 24 were in this sub-section written. SECTION 12. R-1-0 District SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION i i All of the provisions of the R-1 District and other p provisions of this ordinance applicable thereto shall also apply to the R-1-0 District, provided however that drilling and operating for the dis- covery or production of oil, gas, hydrocarbons, and/or other kindred ( ' substances, in their natural states, shall be permitted in the R-1-0 [: District, t- i •; l +I PAGE 16 SECTION 13. I R-2 District THE TWO-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT The following provisions shall apply in the R-2 District: (a) Uses Permitted: (1) All uses permitted in the R-1 District. (2) Dwellings, two-family dwellings and buildings de- signed, arranged and intended to house more than two families, as provided in this section, f (3) There may be established an additional dwelling on any lot on which only one dwelling existed on the date this or- dinance became effective, wherever the lot meets the area re- quirements of this section and such additional dwelling can be located as provided in this section. 1 (4) The usual accessories in connection with permissible buildings, provided however, that there shall be a private garage or accessible and usable garage space having a capacity of at least one automobile for each dwelling or apartment established on the same lot, but for not more than two automobiles for each such dwelling or apartment. (5) Not more than one sign, placard, or other adver- tising device may be erected, painted on, or made a part of any premises and such sign shall be unlighted and have an area of not more than three (3) square feet. (b) Building Height. No ouildnng, structure, or accessory to either shall ex- ceed thirty (30) feet in height nor consist of more than two stories. (c) Building Site, Area, and Space Requirements. (1) Each dwelling o: duplex, or multiple dwelling to be permissible shall be situated on a lot having a width of not less than fifty (50) feet along the adjoining street and an area of not less than five thousand (5,000) square feet, provided however, that said minimum provisions of width and area shall not apply to any lot of less than said width and area existing on the date this ordinance becomes effective and provided further, that subject �. to sub-section (b) of Section 24 of this ordinance, there shall be: a. At least 2,500 square feet of lot area for each dwelling. b. At least 4,000 square feet of lot area for each duplex. c. At least 2,000 square feet of lot area for each apartment which is within or a part of any multiple-dwelling. (2) If separate dwellings are constructed or established I PAGE 17 so that one is in the rear of the other, they shall not be less than fifteen (15) feet from each other, and accessory buildings shall be not less than six (6) feet from any other building on the same lot. (d) The following yards shall be provided and maintained: (1) A front yard of not less than fifteen (15) feet, ex- cept as provided in sub-section (m) of Section 24 of this ordinance. (2) Side yards each or which shall have a width of not less than four (4) feet, except as provided in sub-section (n) of Section 24 hereof. (3) A rear yard o! not less than ten (10) feet, provided that on corner lots, the rear of which abuts on an alley, the rear yard need not be more, and shall not be less than four (4) feet wide, but accessory buildings may occupy up to sixty per centum (60%) of rear yard area, (e) The provisions of Section 24 of this ordinance, insofar as ' applicable to this section, shall be considered to be as much a part of this Section as though each portion of Section 24 were in this Section written. SECTION 14. 1}-2-0 Disrict TWO-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION All of the provisions of the R-2 District and other provisions of this ordinance applicable thereto shall also apply to the R-2-0 District, provided however, that drilling and operating for the discovery or production of oil, gas, hydrocarbons and/or other kin- dred substances, in their natural states, shall be permitted in the R-2-0 District. SECTION 15. R-3 District THE LIMITED MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT The following provisions --hall apply in the R-3 District: (a) Uses Permitted: (1) All uses permitted in the R-1 and R-2 Districts. (2) Apartment houses, bungalow courts, group houses, boarding and rooming houses, fraternity houses and private clubs, public or private institution- of an educational or philanthropic nature which are not rendering treatment for physical or mental diseases, and churches of a permanent nature. (3) Libraries, Museums, Public Utility Buildings, Hos- pitals and Convalescent and Rest Homes subject to issuance of a conditional permit from the City Council, upon recommendation of the Planning Commission, showing that the granting of such i � 1 PAGE 18 permit under the conditions .mposed will preserve the intended j character of the district, the utility and value of adjacent prop- erty and the general welfare of the neighborhood. Such con- ditions may include greater yard areas, screening by hedges or fences, parking areas, height limitations and other measures to carry out the intent of this ordinance. (4) Subject to the respective limitations, other similar enterprises, unless in the opinion of the Commission they would i be, by comparison with those mentioned in this Section, detri- mental to the particular neighborhood in which located or to be located. (5) Not more than two signs, placards or other adver- tising devices which shall have a total area or not more than six (6) square feet, except that schools, clubs, churches and hotels may be allowed a total or not more than ten (10) square feet of such sign space in addition to a cornerstone, nameplate, or other such wording formed on buhding material which is made a per- manent part of such building. (6) The usual accessories on the same lot in connection with permissible buildings. (7) Parking Lots. (b) Building Height. No building, structure or accessory to either shall ex- ceed forty-five (45) feet in height, nor consist of more than three stories. (c) Building Site, Area and Space Requirements. (1) Each building to be permissible shall be located upon a lot not less than fifty (50) feet wide along the adjoining street and having an area of not less than five thousand (5,000) square feet, provided however, that said minimum provisions of width and area shall not app:y to any lot of less than said width and area existing on the date this ordinance became effective, and provided further that there shall be: a. At least 2,000 square feet of lot area for each / dwelling. b. At least 3,000 square feet of lot area for each duplex. t (d) The following yards shall be provided and maintained: (1) A front yard of not less than ten (10) feet except as provided in sub-section (m) c.i Section 24 of this ordinance. (2) Side yards, each of which shall have a width of not less than four (4) feet exr�,pt as provided in sub-section (n) of Section 24 hereof, and provided further that for each story over two the side yard shall be increased by one (1) foot. (e) The provisions of Section 24 of this ordinance, insofar i PAGE 19 ! as they may apply to this Section, shall be considered to be as much a part of this section a:: though each portion of said Sec- tion 24 were in this Section written. SECTION 16. R-3-0 District THE LIMITED MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION All of the provisions of the R-3 District and other provisions of this ordinance applicable `hereto shall also apply to the R-3-0 District, provided however that drilling and operating for the dis- covery or production of oil, gas, hydrocarbons and/or other kindred fc substances, in their natural states, shall be permitted in the i R-3-0 District. SECTION 17. R-4 District THE MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT All of the provisions of the R-3 District and other provisions of this ordinance applicable thereto shall also apply to the R-4 District, except that in the R-4 District no front yard shall be required. is SECTION 18. 11-4-0 District MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION f All of the provisions applicable to the R-4 District and other Provisions of this ordinance -ipplicable thereto shall also apply to the R-4-0 District, provided however that drilling and operating I' for the discovery or production of oil, gas, hydrocarbons and/or ,•. other kindred substances, in their natural states, shall be per- mitted in the R-4-0 District. SECTON 19. C-3 District GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT The following provisions shall apply in the C-3 District: (a) Uses Permitted: k (1) Any uses permitted in the R-1, R-2 and R-3 Dis- tricts, but under the provision, of paragraph (h) of Section 24 _ hereof. (2) Offices of persons engaged in businesses, professions, or trades. n I PAGE 20 (3) Subject to the Vurther provisions of this section, gen- eral retail and wholesale businesses and/or commercial enterprises such as: Auditoriums, temporary or permanent Automobile Camps Automobile Parking Automobile Service Stations Barber Shops Bakery, Retail 1 Beauty Parlors Book or Stationery Stores Cabinet Shops Churches, temporary Clothes Cleaning Agency or Pressing Establishment Conservatories and Studios, but not motion picture studios Dressmaking Shops Drug Stores Dry goods or notions stores Feed and Fuel Stores Florist Shops Garages Grocery and Fruit Stores Hardware and Appliance Stores Hospitals, but nnL animal hospitals nor hospitals for mental or contagious diseases or drug or liquor addicts Hotels Meat and Delicatessen Stores Mercantile Stores and Markets Newspaper Publishing Photographer Plumbing Shops Printing Shops Radio Sales and Repair Shops Restaurants, Cafes Service Stations (Automobile) Shoe Repair Shops Shoe Shops Storage of goods enclosed within a building, but not 1 general warehouses Tailor Shops Theatres i Tire Shops Trade Schools Undertaking Used automobile sales, but it shall be unlawful to store or offer for sale on any used car lot any ve- I I i I ' PAGE 21 hicle which is not in condition to be legally oper- ated upon any California State Highway. (4) Any business or enterprise considered by the Com- mission to be similar in character to those listed above in this section unless in the opinion of the Commission, it would be, by comparison with those mentioned above, detrimental to or incom- patible with the neighborhood or district in xvhich it is proposed to be located. (5) There may be the usual accessories in connection with such permissible buildings, premises, structures or uses. SECTION 20. C-3-0 District GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT COMBINED WITH OIL PRODUCTION i All of the provisions of the C-3 District and other provisions ! of this ordinance applicable thereto shall also apply to the C-3-0 District, provided however that drilling and operating for the dis- covery or production of oil, g3F, hydrocarbons and/or other kindred substances, in their natural states, shall be permitted in the C-3-0 District. I � SECTION 21. M-1-0 District f . THE MADTIIFACTURING DISTRICT t The following provisions shall apply in the M-1-0 District: (a) Uses Permitted: (1) Any uses permitted in the R-1, R-2, and R-3 Districts, but only under the provisions of paragraph (h) of Section 24 hereof. f (2) Any uses permitted in the C-3 and C-3-0 Districts. (3) Bottling of mills and soft drinks ' Cleaning establishments using steam boilers and ex- plosive solutions ! s Ice Manufacturin-, and/or Cold Storage Plants Laundries r Lumber Yards G Machine Shops Planing mills and sash and door manufacturing Public Scales business Sheet Metal Shops Storage of: Die% gas, building materials, contractor's equipment . Sub-stations (for public utility services) Trucking terminal Ih. lCl � l." i i i PAGE 22 Warehouses Welding works (4) Manufacturing and industrial uses which in the opin- ion of the Commission would not cause dust, smoke, noise, and/or odor in excess of that to be usually expected from the uses men- tioned under paragraph 3, above, in this Section. (5) Uses considered by the Commission to be similar to ithose permitted by this Section, unless they, in the opinion of the Commission, would be by comparison, obnoxious or detrimental to the city or any section thereof, or the neighborhood in which it is proposed such use be located. SECTION 22. M-2-0 District THE INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT The following provisions shall apply in the M-2-0 District: (a) Uses Permitted: (1) All the uses permitted in all other districts, but the uses allowed in the R-1, R-2, R-3 and R-4 Districts shall be per- mitted only under the provisions of paragraph (h) of Section 24 hereof. (2) General manufacturing and industrial uses and buildings and structures designed and intended for such uses, ex- cept as further provided in this section. (3) The following uses provided they are not located within three hundred (300) feet of any State Highway, public buildings, public school grounds, public park or recreational areas, the right of way or street known as Main Street, or the right of way or street known as Twenly-third Street: a. Automobile wrecking, if conducted entirely within a building. b. Junk yards or salvage yards, if conducted entire- ly within a building. c. Stables (b) Uses Prohibited: The area comprisinla the City of Huntington Beach is com- paratively limited and would cause a proximity of uses which, if not segregated, or, in respect to some, if not prohibited altogether, would deprive the citizens of said city from the enjoyment of the general welfare, health, convenience, and prosperity to which they are entitled, therefore the following uses are prohibited in said city: (1) The manufacture or processing of cement, lime, gyp- sum, bleaching powder, fertilizer, potash, disinfectants, glucose, glue, size, acid, rubber or rubber products, and acetylene, sulphuric, I PAGE 23 nitric, or hydrochloric gas, and explosives, excepting petroleum products. (2) Distillation, reduction or renderins of bones, fat, tal- low, dead animals or garbage, but said city may, as a governmental service dispose of the garbage of said city, within the city limits. I I (3) Storage of explosives, excepting petroleum products. (4) Stock yard, slaughter houses, meat packing plants, dairies, hog farms and hog feeding, except where there are not more than one hog or pig, goat, or bovine animal per acre. (5) Quarries except'..ng those developing or producing hy- drocarbon substances. (6) Uses which in the opinion of the Commission are I similar to those mentioned in sub-section (b) of this Section. j SECTION 23. I' S-1 District I' THE SHORELINE DISTRICT The following provisions snall apply in the Shoreline District: (a) Uses Permitted: j (1) Public recreation and public facilities therefor, in- � eluding a public trailer camp Lnd publicly controlled concessions in or on existing public buildings or structures or in said trailer camp, but no other uses. j (b) Buildings or Structures Permitted: Only public buildings or structures necessary or convenient .I for recreational purposes or for beautification of the district. f• SECTION 24. GENERAL PROVISIONS AND EXCEPTIONS (a) In interpreting and applying the provisions of this ordi- nance they shall be held to be the minimum requirements for the f promotion of the public safety, health, convenience, comfort, or f general welfare. It is not intended by this ordinance to interfere with, or abrogate or annul any easements, covenants, or other existing agreements between parties, or to repeal any ordinance other than as expressly stated herein, provided however, that where ` this ordinance imposes a .;realer restriction or regulation upon buildings or structures and the use of them, or the use of land or premises, or requires larger open spaces or yards, than are im- posed or required by other ordinances, rules, or regulations, the pro- visions of this ordinance shall govern. (b) If, prior to the effective date of this ordinance, a dwell- 44 ing .in the R-1, R-1-0, R-2 or the R-2-0 District was located so that the major portion of such building was in the rear area of the lot as determined by a line drawn from the midpoint of one side PAGE 24 of the lot to the midpoint of the other side of the lot, one additional dwelling may be built or established on the front part of said lot; but said additional dwelling and its location and use and the use of such lot shall conform with this ordinance in every other respect. (c) Height limitation provisions in this ordinance shall not be deemed to regulate the height of chimneys, cooling towers, fire station towers, flag poles, scenery lofts, water tanks, radio poles or towers, ornamental towers or spires, domes, cupolas, oil well derricks, parapet walls not exceeding four (4) feet in height, or other similar appurtenances not designed for habitation. (d) It shall be unlawful to construct, erect or locate on any lot in the R-1, R-1-0, R-2, or R-2-0 Districts private garages or other accessory buildings, without a permissible main building. (e) Every private garage building or portion of a main building used for garage purposes excepting in Districts C-3, C-3-0, M-1-0, or M-2-0 shall be so equipped that the doors when iopen, or being opened will not project beyond any lot line of the lot on which such building is located, and when said doors open onto an alley, the wall or portion thereof containing said doors or doorway shall be at least six (6) feet from the line forming the common boundary between said lot and the alley. Private ga- rages required by this ordinance shall be built concurrently with the main buildings to which such garages are accessory and shall be maintained as private garages for said main buildings. (f) In the rear yard of a corner lot in any except the C-3, C-3-0, M-1-0, or M-2-0 Districts, no accessory, building and/or structure, or part thereof, shall be established or located closer to the exterior side lot line than the 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, building, and/or structure, or part thereof, within twenty-five (25) feet of said rear lot line shall be closer to said exterior side lot line of said corner lot than the distance represented by the average of the front yard depth of said adjoining or key lot and the width of the exterior side yard on said corner lot. (g) No provision in this ordinance shall be deemed to pro- hibit within any district the following uses: (1) Fire and Police Stations or other public buildings owned by the City and the customary uses of such buildings. (2) Public schools including usual and customary fa- cilities in connection therewith. (3) Public parks including recreation, storage, and serv- ice buildings appurtenant to said park and used in connection therewith; nor commercial enterprises, concessions, or amusements operated for gain, incidental to such park purpose as may be per- mitted in accordance with Section 6 hereof. PAGE 25 (h) Buildings permissible in the R-1, R-2, R-3, and R-4 Dis- tricts are also permissible in the C-3, C-3-0, M-1-0, and M-2-0 Districts provided they are constructed, established and/or located in accordance with the provisions of the R-3 District and the gen- eral provisions of Section 24 applicable to the R-3 District. { I" YARDS i (i) No part of a yard provided for any building or structure on any lot for the purpose of complying with the provisions of this ordinance, shall be included or considered as a part of a yard i required by this ordinance for any other building or structure on j the same lot or an adjacent lot. (j) Yard provisions shall not exclude walks, driveways, eaves, railings, or fences, except that fences over three and one- half 31/2) feet in height are prohibited in an front( p y yard or ex- terior side yard of a corner not. A landing place or uncovered porch may extend into the front yard to a distance of six (6) I: feet from the front line of the building, across not more than one- I half (%) the width of the lot, provided that such landing place or f porch shall have its floor no higher than the entrance floor of the building. Stairs from said landing place to the ground may extend beyond said six (6) feet. (k) In case of buildings more than one story in height in the R-1, R-1-0, R-2, or R-2-0 Districts, the walls of any story above the first story shall be set back so as to provide a side yard ++ width of not less than five (5) feet. ! I (r i (1) No separate accessory building on any lot in any res- idential district shall be located closer to the front lot line of such lot than a distance of fifty (50) feet, provided that this regulation shall not prohibit accessory buildings in otherwise permissive lo- cations in the rear one-half of any such lot. (m) Front yards established by this ordinance shall be 1[1 varied as follows in determining minimum front yard requirements: I . i (1) The depth of the front yard on any Iot between two adjoining lots, on each of which a front yard is established by buildings, shall be not less and need not be more than the aver- age depth established by said existing front yards. (2) The depth of a front yard on any lot between two adjoining lots on only one of which a front yard is established by a building, shall be not less and need not be more than the average of the front yard depth required in the district in which the lot is located and said existing front yard depth. (3) The depth of a front yard on a key lot (an interior lot lying between another interior lot and a corner lot which has its exterior side line, or length, abutting the same street as the front of said interior lot) shall be not less, and need not be more, -- r• i PAGE 26 than the average of the front yard of the adjoining interior lot and the side yard of said corner lot, provided however, that in no case shall the front yard of such key lot be required to have a depth greater than one-half (?i2) the regular front yard depth re- quired for the distict in which such key lot is located. (4) The depth of a front yard on a corner lot fronting on the same street as the interior lots in the same block shall be not less and need not be more than the average of the front yard depth required for the district in which such corner lot is located and the depth of the existing front yard, if any, on such adjoining interior lot. If the lot adjoining said corner lot is vacant, then the front yard depth for said corner lot shall be the depth pro- vided for the district in which it is located. (5) Wherever, in any recorded subdivision, the side line of a corner lot is common to the side line of an interior lot, caus- ing one end of the corner lot to abut the same street line as the interior lot, then, regardless of which street a building on the corner lot faces, the front yard required for such corner lot shall be measured from the same street line as that used in measuring the front yard of said adjoining interior lot. (6) No provision in this ordinance shall be construed as to require that the depth of front yard shall exceed thirty (30) feet, and no front yard with a depth greater than thirty-five (35) feet shall be used in determining the depth of any other front yard. No yard created by a building designed or constructed for a non-conforming use shall be used in determining the depth of any front yard. (7) In determining the average depth of a front yard on any lot, no building over forty (40) feet from the side line of such lot need be considered. (n) Side yards on lots under forty (40) feet in width exist- ing prior to the effective date of this ordinance need not be more than three (3) feet in width. (o) On a corner lot where yards are required and where the rear line of such corner lot abuts the side line of an adjoining lot, no accessory building or portion thereof shall be located within four (4) feet of the common lot line of such lots. (p) Excepting automobiles, trailers, growing plants or nur- sery stock, lumber and Christmas trees, all goods, wares, merchan- dise, produce, and other commodities which are stored or offered for sale or exchange in the C-3 and C-3-0 Districts shall be housed in buildings unless being transported, provided however that such goods, wares, merchandise, produce and other commodities as are displayed in an entry way or recessed entrance of a building shall be considered as being housed in such building. (q) Fences, walls, and hedges may be located in yard areas, i.. i i PAGE 27 provided they do not exceed six (6) feet in height and provided further that if located in any front yard or the exterior side yard of any corner lot they shall not exceed three and one-half (3 Y2) feet in height. Fences, walls, and hedges over three and one-half (31/2) feet in height shall not be permitted in the rear yard area of any corner lot except in Iocations permissible for accessory i. buildings in such rear yards. (r) Where the rear lot line of a lot abuts and is common to the boundary of a street, alley or public park the depth of the rear yard for such lot may be reduced by five (5) feet. ` (s) Other provisions of this ordinance notwithstanding, any lot which existed prior to the effective date of this ordinance may be used as a building site for at least one single-family dwelling. SECTION 25. PLOT PLAN f ' There shall be attached to and made a part of each application ' for a building permit an accurate plot plan of the lot, drawn to i scale of not less than twenty (20) feet per inch, showing the di- mensions of existing buildings, if any, and the proposed building t or structure for which application is being made, and such other ` information as may be necessary to provide for the proper en- F forcement of this ordinance, in respect to such application. SECTION 26. ENFORCEMENT I , All City departments, officials or public employees, vested with ' the duty or authority to issue permits or licenses where required by law, or ordinance, shall enforce the provisions of this ordi- nance and issue no such license or permit for uses, buildings, structures or purposes where same would be in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance and any such license or permit, if issued in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance, shall be null and void. SECTION 27. VIOLATION Any person, firm or corporation violating any of the pro- visions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of_a misdemeanor, l= and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine of not IL more than three hundred ($300.00) dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail for a period of not more than ninety (90) days, or , by both such fine and imprisonment. Each person, firm or cor- poration shall be deemed quilty of a separate offense for every day during any portion of which any violation of any provision of this ordinance is committed, continued or permitted by such per- son, firm or corporation and shall be punishable therefor as pro- ' vided by this ordinance. h .. -r �`5 PAGE 28 SECTION 28. VALIDITY If any section, sub-section, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held to be invalid or unconstitutional by the decision of any court of competent jurisdiction, such de- cision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the ordinance. The City Council of the City of Huntington Beach here- by declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each section, sub-section, sentence, clause and phrase thereof, irrespective of the fact that any one or more other sections, sub-sections, sen- tences, clauses or phrases be declared invalid or unconstitutional. SECTION 29. The City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this ordinance and shall cause the same to be printed and published once in The Huntington Beach News, a newspaper of general circulation, print- ed, published, and circulated in said city, and thirty (30) days from and after its final passage it shall take effect and be in full force. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach, California, at a regular meeting thereof held on the 6th day of May, 1946. ATTEST: C. R. PURR, City Clerk. TED W. 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