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Title 9 — , Chapter 5: Zoning Ordinance

Article 11 — SITE OBSTRUCTIONS AT INTERSECTIONS

Antioch Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · Antioch

§ 9-5.1101 SITE OBSTRUCTIONS AT INTERSECTIONS.

No structure, vehicle, trailer, wall, fence, hedge or vegetation greater than three feet in height shall be permitted within a clear vision zone, with the exception of tree canopies featuring branches no lower than eight feet above the edge of pavement (see Figure 4). Clear vision zones at uncontrolled, non-signalized intersections shall be located within a triangular area bounded by the curb lines and a diagonal line joining points on the curblines located 50 feet back from what would be the point of these curblines' intersection. At controlled signalized intersections a triangle having 25 foot tangents at the curblines shall apply. For driveways a similar clear vision triangle shall be utilized featuring 25 foot tangents at the outside line of the driveway and the curbline (see Figure 5). These provisions shall not apply to existing public utility poles, traffic signs and signals, or corners where the contour of the land itself prevents visibility. FIGURE 4 AND FIGURE 5

(Ord. 897-C-S, passed 10-25-94; Am. Ord. 928-C-S, passed 11-26-96) Penalty, see § 9-5.2904

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Antioch Zoning Code
  1. ▸ Title 9 — , Chapter 5: Zoning Ordinance
    Overview
    1. Article 1 — TITLE, PURPOSE, SCOPE, AND ADOPTION OF PLAN
    2. Article 2 — DEFINITIONS
    3. Article 3 — ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS
    4. Article 4 — [RESERVED]
    5. Article 5 — SIGN REGULATIONS
    6. Article 6 — HEIGHT AND AREA REGULATIONS AND TABLE
    7. Article 7 — MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL OBJECTIVE DESIGN STANDARDS
    8. Article 9 — SPECIAL USE REGULATIONS
    9. Article 10 — LANDSCAPING AND IRRIGATION
    10. Article 11 — SITE OBSTRUCTIONS AT INTERSECTIONS
    11. Article 12 — TREE PRESERVATION AND REGULATION
    12. Article 13 — SCREENING OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT/OUTDOOR STORAGE
    13. Article 14 — REFUSE STORAGE AREA DESIGN GUIDELINES
    14. Article 15 — UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
    15. Article 16 — FENCES, WALLS, HEDGES AND SCREEN PLANTINGS
    16. Article 17 — PARKING REQUIREMENTS
    17. Article 18 — BUILDING MOVING
    18. Article 19 — NOISE ATTENUATION REQUIREMENTS
    19. Article 20 — SWIMMING POOLS AND HOT TUBS
    20. Article 21 — FIRE RETARDANT ROOFING MATERIALS
    21. Article 22 — HOME SIZE MODIFICATIONS
    22. Article 23 — PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
    23. Article 24 — HILLSIDE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
    24. Article 25 — PLANNING COMMISSION AND ZONING ADMINISTRATOR
    25. Article 26 — DESIGN REVIEW DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
    26. Article 27 — DESIGN REVIEW, USE PERMITS, ADMINISTRATIVE USE PE…
    27. Article 28 — AMENDMENTS
    28. Article 29 — INTERPRETATIONS, ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTY
    29. Article 30 — NONCONFORMING USES AND STRUCTURES
    30. Article 31 — CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS
    31. Article 32 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
    32. Article 33 — SPECIFIC PLANS
    33. Article 34 — SENIOR HOUSING OVERLAY DISTRICT
    34. Article 35 — DENSITY BONUS PROGRAM
    35. Article 36 — ZONING MAP
    36. Article 37 — DETERMINATION OF BOUNDARIES
    37. Article 38 — LAND USE REGULATIONS
    38. Article 39 — REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION
    39. Article 40 — RESIDENTIAL GROWTH MANAGEMENT
    40. Article 41 — RRMP RODDY RANCH MASTER PLAN DISTRICT
    41. Article 42 — PROHIBITION ON CONVERSION OF SENIOR MOBILEHOME PA…

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