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Title 9 — Planning and Zoning›Chapter 9-7 — General Standards of Development

Article 9 — Hotel Density

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

§ 9-7.901. Minimum Room Size.

[§ 1, Ord. 787, eff. January 3, 1986]

The minimum size of a hotel, motel, or boarding house unit or room shall be 190 square feet, of which no less than 35 square feet shall be devoted to a private bathroom containing at least a sink, a toilet and a shower stall.

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Avalon Zoning Code
  1. ▸ Title 9 — Planning and Zoning
    Overview
    1. Chapter 9-1 — Planning Commission
    2. Chapter 9-2 — Subdivisions
    3. Chapter 9-3 — General Provisions
    4. Chapter 9-4 — Establishment of Zones
    5. Chapter 9-5 — Residential Zones
    6. Chapter 9-6 — Commercial Zones
    7. ▸ Chapter 9-7 — General Standards of Development
      Overview
      1. Article 1 — Development Standards
      2. Article 2 — Minimum Lot Area
      3. Article 3 — Lot Width
      4. Article 4 — Yard Requirements
      5. Article 5 — Adequate Streets
      6. Article 6 — Off-Street Parking and Loading
      7. Article 7 — Signs
      8. Article 8 — Fences and Landscaping
      9. Article 9 — Hotel Density
      10. Article 10 — Antennas and Wireless Facilities
      11. Article 10A — Temporary Use Permits
    8. Chapter 9-8 — Administration of Zoning Ordinance
    9. Chapter 9-9 — Applicable Ordinance
    10. Chapter 9-10 — Publicly-Owned Property
    11. Chapter 9-11 — Affordable Housing
    12. Chapter 9-12 — Annual Growth Policy
    13. Chapter 9-13 — Multiple Unit Housing Regulations
    14. Chapter 9-14 — Time-Share Projects
    15. Chapter 9-15 — Development Agreements
    16. Chapter 9-16 — Emergency Shelters
    17. Chapter 9-17 — Special Needs Housing
    18. Chapter 9-18 — Development Impact Fees

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