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Earlier editions: 2026-09

Title 10 — PLANNING AND ZONING

Beverly Hills Municipal Code Ch. 3 Zoning

Beverly Hills Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-03 · Beverly Hills

Cite as: Beverly Hills Municipal Code Chapter 3 · Text as of 2026-10-03

SECTION:

  • Article 1. Definitions

  • Article 2. Purpose, Conflicts, Compliance And Enforcement Of Provisions

  • Article 2.5. Public Notice Requirements

  • Article 3. Establishment Of Zones; Permitted And Conditionally Permitted Uses

  • Article 4. One-Family Residential Zone (R-1)

  • Article 5. One-Family Residential Zone (R-1.X)

  • Article 6. One-Family Residential Zone (R-1.5)

  • Article 7. One-Family Residential Zone (R-1.5X)

  • Article 8. One-Family Residential Zone (R-1.5X2)

  • Article 9. One-Family Residential Zone (R-1.6X)

  • Article 10. One-Family Residential Zone (R-1.7X)

  • Article 11. One-Family Residential Zone (R-1.8X)

  • Article 12. Multiple Residential Zone (R-4)

  • Article 12.3. Multiple-Family Residential-Commercial Parking Zone (RMCP)

Article 12.5. Incentives For Constructing Multiple-Family Housing For The Elderly Or Disabled

  • Article 12.7. Special Needs Housing Overlay Zone

  • Article 12.8. Multiple-Family Congregate Housing For Elderly And Disabled Persons

  • Article 13. Residential Income And Multiple Dwelling Zone (R-4X1)

  • Article 14. Multiple Residential Zone (R-4X2)

  • Article 15. Multiple Residential Zone (R-3)

  • Article 15.2. Residential Density Bonus

  • Article 15.3. Residential-Parking Zone (R-4-P)

  • Article 15.5. Beverly Hills Hotel Specific Plan Area

  • Article 15.6. Beverly Hills Gardens Specific Plan Area

  • Article 15.7. 9900 Wilshire Specific Plan

  • Article 15.8. Beverly Hilton Specific Plan

  • Article 15.9. One Beverly Hills Overlay Specific Plan

  • Article 16. Commercial Zone (C-3)

  • Article 16.2. Commercial-Transition Zone (C-3T-1)

  • Article 16.3. Commercial-Transition Zone (C-3T-2)

  • Article 16.4. Commercial-Transition Zone (C-3T-3)

  • Article 16.5. Restricted Uses In Pedestrian Oriented Areas

  • Article 16.6. Cheval Blanc Beverly Hills Specific Plan

  • Article 17. Commercial Zone (C-3A)

  • Article 18. Commercial Zone (C-3B)

  • Article 18.2. Commercial Retail Planned Development Overlay Zone (C-R-PD)

  • Article 18.4. Planned Development

  • Article 18.5. Medical Use Overlay Zone (C-PD-M)

  • Article 18.6. Entertainment Office Planned Development Overlay Zone (E-O-PD)

  • Article 18.7. Mixed Use (MU) Overlay Zone

Article 19. Commercial Zone (C-4) (Rep. by Res., 4-27-1967)

  • Article 19.3. Mixed Use Planned Development Overlay Zone (M-PD-2)

  • Article 19.5. Transition Between Commercial And Residential Uses

  • Article 19.6. Adaptive Reuse Planned Development Overlay Zone (C-3 (AR))

  • Article 19.8. Mixed Use Planned Development Overlay Zone (M-PD-3)

  • Article 19.9. Mixed Use Planned Development Overlay Zone (M-PD-4)

  • Article 19.95. Mixed Use Planned Development Overlay Zone (M-PD-2 Overlay Zone)

  • Article 20. Commercial Zone (C-5)

  • Article 20.3. Public Service Zone (P-S)

Article 21. Industrial Zone (M-2S) (Rep. by Ord. 94-O-2193, eff. 3-4-1994)

  • Article 22. Religious Institution Zone

  • Article 22.1. Public School Zone (S)

  • Article 23. Transportation Zones (T-1, T-2)

  • Article 23.5. Transportation Overlay Zone (T-O)

Article 24. Single-Family Residential Development Standards For The Central Area Of The City

Article 24.5. Central R-1 Permits

Article 25. Single-Family Residential Development Standards For The Hillside Area Of The City

  • Article 25.5. Hillside R-1 Permit

  • Article 26. Single-Family Residential Development Standards For Trousdale Estates

  • Article 26.5. Trousdale R-1 Permit

  • Article 27. Other Use And Building Restrictions

  • Article 27.7. Adult Entertainment Businesses

  • Article 28. Multiple-Family Residential Development Standards

  • Article 28.5. R-4 Permits

  • Article 28.6. Hotel Regulations

  • Article 28.8. Commercial Hotel Overlay Zone (C-H (O))

  • Article 29. Regulation Of Trees On Private Property

Article 30. Architectural And Design Review Commission, Architectural Review, Design Review, And Procedure

  • Article 31. Development Plan Review

  • Article 32. Historic Preservation

  • Article 32.5. Historic Incentive Permit

  • Article 33. In Lieu Parking

  • Article 34. Commercial-Retail Overlay Zone (C-R)

  • Article 35. Open Air Dining

  • Article 36. Minor Accommodations To Certain Development Standards

  • Article 36.5. Overnight Stay Permits

  • Article 36.7. Reasonable Accommodation Procedures For Disabled Persons

  • Article 37. Variances

  • Article 38. Conditional Use Permits

  • Article 39. Amendments

  • Article 40. General Plan

  • Article 41. Nonconforming Buildings And Uses

  • Article 42. Demolition Of Structures

  • Article 43. Home Occupations

  • Article 44. R-1 Design Review

  • Article 45. Radio And Television Antennas And Wireless Telecommunications Antenna Facilities

Part I. Regulation Of Over The Air Reception Devices

Part II. Regulation Of Wireless Antenna Facilities

Part III. Regulation Of Amateur Radio Station Antennas

Part IV. General Provisions

  • Article 46. Disaster Reconstruction Permit

  • Article 47. Cannabis Prohibitions And Regulations

  • Article 48. Inclusionary And Replacement Housing Requirements For Residential Development

  • Article 49. Objective Standards For Two-Primary Unit Projects And Urban Lot Splits In Single-Family Residential Zones

  • Article 50. Accessory Dwelling Units And Junior Accessory Dwelling Units

  • Article 51. Transit-Oriented Development Alternative Plan Overlay Zone

  • Article 52. Ministerial Approval Process For Qualifying Housing Development Projects

Article 16.6 — CHEVAL BLANC BEVERLY HILLS SPECIFIC PLAN

Publisher's Note: This Article is under referendum.

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