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Title 17 — ZONING

Chapter 17.26 — R-1-7500 RESIDENTIAL ZONE (SINGLE-FAMILY)

Covina Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Covina

§ 17.26.010. Intent.

§ 17.26.020. Permitted uses.

§ 17.26.030. Uses permitted subject to conditional use permit.

§ 17.26.035. In-home business license.

§ 17.26.040. Prohibited uses.

§ 17.26.050. Property development standards generally.

§ 17.26.060. Lot area.

§ 17.26.065. Reserved.

§ 17.26.070. Lot dimensions.

§ 17.26.071. Maximum land coverage.

§ 17.26.075. Additions to existing buildings.

§ 17.26.080. Population density.

§ 17.26.090. Accessory building height.

§ 17.26.100. Building height – Exceptions – Permitted projections above limit.

§ 17.26.105. Floor area of single-family dwellings.

§ 17.26.106. Floor area of accessory building.

§ 17.26.110. Yards – Generally.

§ 17.26.120. Front yard.

§ 17.26.130. Side yard.

§ 17.26.140. Rear yard.

§ 17.26.150. Yards – Exceptions – Permitted projections into required yards.

§ 17.26.160. Distance between buildings.

§ 17.26.165. Walls abutting rail line – Height and vegetation requirements.

§ 17.26.170. Fences and walls – Hazardous areas.

§ 17.26.180. Fences and walls – Hillside lots.

§ 17.26.190. Fences and walls – Swimming pools.

§ 17.26.200. Fences and walls – Corner cutback area regulations.

§ 17.26.210. Permitted fences, hedges and walls.

§ 17.26.220. Off-street parking.

§ 17.26.230. Vehicular access.

§ 17.26.240. Pedestrian access.

§ 17.26.250. Fire safety access.

§ 17.26.260. Signs – Generally.

§ 17.26.270. Nameplates.

§ 17.26.280. "For Rent," "For Sale" and similar signs.

§ 17.26.285. Signs for conditionally allowed uses.

§ 17.26.290. Subdivision signs.

§ 17.26.300. Underground utilities.

§ 17.26.310. Site plan and architectural review.

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