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Title 9 — Planning and Zoning›Chapter 2 — ZONING

Article 35 — Condominium Zone (C-O)

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

§ 9-2.3501. Intent and Purpose.

Zone C-O is established in order to create limited height, multiple residential areas with provisions to support the community services appurtenant thereto. (Ord. 310, § 3)

§ 9-2.3502. Uses Permitted.

Premises in Zone C-O may be used for condominiums. (Ord. 310, § 3)

§ 9-2.3503. Standards of Development.

Premises in Zone C-O shall be subject to the development standards prescribed in this section and those standards contained in Articles 6 through 15 and Article 36 of this title.

  • (a) Lot Area.

    • (1) Required Area. Each lot or parcel of land in Zone C-O shall have a minimum lot area not less than 60,000 square feet.

    • (2) Density. Each lot or parcel of land in Zone C-O shall have not less than 3,000 square feet per dwelling unit, except as herein provided. The number of permitted units shall be equal to the quotient, rounded off to the nearest whole integer, resulting from dividing the number of square feet of the lot by 3,000. Quotients ending exactly in five-tenths (0.5) shall be rounded off to the next higher whole integer.

  • (b) Lot Width .

    • (1) Each lot or parcel of land in the Zone C-O shall have a minimum average lot width of not less than 100 feet.

  • (c) Yards .

    • (1) Front Yard. Each lot or parcel of land in Zone C-O shall have a front yard of not less than 15 feet in depth. Garages and parking areas facing a street shall be located a minimum of 25 feet from the curb or proposed curb line.

    • (2) Side Yard. Each lot or parcel of land in Zone C-O shall have a side yard of not less than five feet in width, except on the street side of corner or reversed corner lots, which shall have a side yard of not less than 10 feet in width. Garages and parking areas facing a street shall be located a minimum of 25 feet from the curb or proposed curb line.

    • (3) Rear Yard. Each lot or parcel of land in Zone C-O shall have a rear yard of not less than 15 feet in depth. Ancillary structures including but not limited to garages, carports, and parking areas abutting an alley shall be located a minimum of five feet from the alley line.

  • (Ord. 310, § 3)

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Artesia Zoning Code
  1. ▸ Title 9 — Planning and Zoning
    Overview
    1. Chapter 1 — SUBDIVISIONS
    2. ▸ Chapter 2 — ZONING
      Overview
      1. Article 1 — Title, Authority, and Purposes
      2. Article 2 — Scope
      3. Article 3 — Administration
      4. Article 4 — Definitions
      5. Article 5 — Establishment of Zones
      6. Article 6 — Development Standards
      7. Article 7 — Former Development Review Board
      8. Article 8 — Lots
      9. Article 9 — Yards
      10. Article 10 — Streets and Highways
      11. Article 11 — Off-Street Parking and Loading
      12. Article 11.5 — Transportation Demand Management
      13. Article 12 — Signs
      14. Article 12.5 — Lighting
      15. Article 13 — Performance Standards
      16. Article 13.5 — Incidental Outdoor Uses
      17. Article 13.6 — Special Outdoor Use Permits
      18. Article 13.7 — Pedestrian, Transit and Decorative Amenities in…
      19. Article 14 — Fences, Walls, and Hedges
      20. Article 15 — Landscaping
      21. Article 15.5 — Water Efficient Landscaping
      22. Article 16 — Amendments
      23. Article 16.5 — State-Mandated Residential Projects
      24. Article 17 — Variances and Conditional Use Permits
      25. Article 18 — Revocation, Suspension, Modification, and Termina…
      26. Article 19 — Appeals
      27. Article 20 — Design Review Approval
      28. Article 20.5 — Conceptual Development Review
      29. Article 21 — Nonconforming Uses
      30. Article 22 — Fees and Deposits
      31. Article 23 — Hearings: Notices
      32. Article 24 — Publicly-Owned Property
      33. Article 25 — Enforcement
      34. Article 26 — Violations: Penalties
      35. Article 27 — Agriculture-Single-Family Residential Zone (A1)
      36. Article 28 — Single-Family Residential Zone (R-1)
      37. Article 29 — Multiple Residential (M-R)
      38. Article 29.5 — Medium Density Residential (M-D-R) Zone
      39. Article 29.6 — Mixed Commercial/Single-Family Residential (M-C…
      40. Article 29.7 — Housing Opportunity Overlay Zone (HO-O)
      41. Article 30 — Services and Professional Zone (C-S-P)
      42. Article 31 — Open Space and Recreation (OS-R)
      43. Article 31.5 — Historic District (H-D) Zone
      44. Article 32 — General Commercial Zone (C-G)
      45. Article 33 — Commercial Planned Development Zone (CPD)
      46. Article 34 — Manufacturing and Industrial Zones (M-1 and M-2)
      47. Article 34.5 — Specific Plan Zones (SP)
      48. Article 35 — Condominium Zone (C-O)
      49. Article 36 — Standards and Criteria for Residential Condominiums
      50. Article 37 — Adult-Oriented Businesses
      51. Article 38 — Standards for Recycling Facilities, Vending Machi…
      52. Article 39 — Commercial Transition Zone (C-T)
      53. Article 40 — Temporary Uses
      54. Article 41 — Development Standards for Churches and Places of …
      55. Article 42 — Development Standards for the Installation or Con…
      56. Article 43 — Affordable Housing Incentives and Density Bonus A…
      57. Article 44 — Commercial Cannabis Use and Cultivation
      58. Article 45 — Accessory Dwelling Units
      59. Article 46 — Short-Term Rentals
      60. Article 47 — Smoke Shops Prohibited
      61. Article 48 — Mixed-Use Overlay Zone (MU-O)

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