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Title 19 — Zoning›Division 6 — Open Space Zones

Chapter 19.608 — Intensity Of Use And Site Requirements

Buena Park Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Buena Park

§ 19.608.010. Site Dimensions.

The minimum size lot in the OR zone shall be 217,800 square feet. There is no minimum lot size in the OS zone.

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Buena Park Zoning Code
  1. ▸ Title 19 — Zoning
    Overview
    1. Division 1 — Administration
    2. Division 2 — Nonconforming Uses and Sites
    3. Division 3 — Single-Family Residential Zones
    4. Division 4 — Multi-Family Residential Zones
    5. Division 5 — Commercial and Industrial Zones
    6. ▸ Division 6 — Open Space Zones
      Overview
      1. Chapter 19.604 — Purpose And Description of Open Space Zones
      2. Chapter 19.608 — Intensity Of Use And Site Requirements
      3. Chapter 19.612 — Uses
      4. Chapter 19.616 — Development Standards—Buildings
      5. Chapter 19.620 — Development Standards—Yards and Open Space
      6. Chapter 19.624 — Development Standards—Outdoor Improvements
      7. Chapter 19.632 — Development Standards—Landscaping
      8. Chapter 19.636 — Development Standards—Vehicular Provisions
      9. Chapter 19.640 — Transportation Demand Management Requirements…
      10. Chapter 19.644 — Development Standards—Utilities And Mechanica…
      11. Chapter 19.648 — Development Standards—Environmental Effects
      12. Chapter 19.652 — Special Requirements for Certain Uses
    7. Division 7 — Mixed-Use Zones
    8. Division 9 — Sign Regulations
    9. Division 10 — Temporary Uses and Special Permits
    10. Division 11 — Property Maintenance and Use Standards
    11. Division 12 — Wireless Communication Facility Regulations and …
    12. Division 13 — Commercial Cannabis Uses and Cultivation

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