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Title 16 — Subdivisions

City of Industry Municipal Code Ch. 16.10 General Provisions Regarding Land Parcelization

City of Industry Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · City of Industry

Cite as: City of Industry Municipal Code Chapter 16.10 · Text as of 2026-10-04

§ 16.10.010. Parcel frontage.

No parcel of land shall be created by way of parcel map, subdivision or otherwise, in any industrial zone that has less than fifty feet of street frontage on a dedicated street or highway and a driveway of not less than twenty-six feet of width extending from the street frontage of said parcel. No lot line adjustment shall be approved which would cause any parcel to have less than fifty feet of street frontage on a dedicated street or highway.

(Ord. 569 § 1, 1989)

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§ 16.10.020. Parcel size.

No parcel of land shall be created by way of parcel map, subdivision or otherwise, in any industrial zone that has a land area of less than fifty thousand square feet.

(Ord. 569 § 1, 1989; Ord. 633 § 5, 1998; Ord. 651 § 13, 2000)

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§ 16.10.030. Access requirement.

No driveway required by Section 16.10.010 of this code shall be shared in common with any other separate parcel of land in any industrial zone.

(Ord. 569 § 1, 1989)

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§ 16.10.040. Parcel drainage.

Surface drainage of any subdivided parcel of land in the city shall not be permitted to "sheet flow" on to any adjacent parcel. The use of a combined drainage gutter for two or more adjacent parcels shall not be permitted. This provision is not intended to preclude the use of an underground storm drain along common property lines serving more than one parcel of land.

(Ord. 569 § 1, 1989)

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