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Chapter 17.20

§ 17.35

Dos Palos Zoning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-09 · Dos Palos

17.35.020 Permitted uses.

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Chapter 17.35 17.35.020
Permitted uses.
The following uses shall be permitted in theC-T
C-T COMMERCIAL TRANSITION district, plus such other uses as the commission,
DISTRICT following theprocedure specified inChapter 17.60
of this title, may determine to be similar in nature
Sections: andconsistentwiththeintentofthedistrictasspeci-
17.35.010 Purpose. fied in Section 17.35.010 of this chapter:
17.35.015 —_Intent. A. New and used automobile lots, boat and
17.35.020 Permitted uses. trailer sales and rental establishments, automobile
17.35.030 Conditional uses. service stations, repairgarages forminor repair (to
17.35.040 Property development be conducted within an enclosed building);
standards. B. Hotels and motels;
17.35.050 Lot area. C.
Retailshopsforthesale of autopartsandac-
17.35.060 Lot dimensions. cessories, souvenirs, curios, and other products
17.35.070 Population density. primarily to serve the traveling public;
17.35.080 Building height. D. Restaurants,drive-inrestaurants,refreshment
17.35.090 Yards. stands;
17.35.100 Space between buildings. E.
Public or commercial recreation facilities,
17,35.110 Lot coverage. such as swimming pools, bowling alleys, skating
17.35.120 Fences, hedges and walls. rinks, dance halls and golf driving ranges;
17.35.130 Off-street parking. F.
Horticultural nurseries,greenhouses,roadside
17.35.140 Access. stands;
17.35.150 Outdoor advertising. G. Public utility uses, substations, and commu-
17.35.160 Loading spaces required. nication equipment buildings;
17.35.170 Site plan review.
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H. Barber shops;
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Car washes, mechanical and self-service;
17.35.010 Purpose. J.
Churches;

The purpose of the C-T district is to provide. for retail commercial, amusement and transient residential uses which are appropriate to thoroughfare loca- uses which are appropriate to thoroughfare loca- which are appropriate to thoroughfare loca- are appropriate to thoroughfare loca- appropriate to thoroughfare loca- to thoroughfare loca- thoroughfare loca- location and dependent upon thoroughfare travel and neighborhood services. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

K. Clubs and lodges;

L. Existing one family dwelling units.

tial uses which are appropriate to thoroughfare loca- uses which are appropriate to thoroughfare loca- which are appropriate to thoroughfare loca- are appropriate to thoroughfare loca- appropriate to thoroughfare loca- to thoroughfare loca- thoroughfare loca- locaFor the purpose of this section “existing onetion and dependent upon thoroughfare travel and family dwelling units” shall mean those dwelling neighborhood services. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997) units in existence at the time of adoption of Ordinance 323. The provisions of Ordinance 323 shall 17.35.015 Intent. not prevent the reconstruction, repair or rebuilding The commercial transition district will include of any existing one family dwelling unit damaged residential areas that are undergoing “transition” to by fire, explosion, act of God or the public enemy a commercial use. It is the expressed intent of this subsequent to the effective date of these provisions. city that property owners be provided with the abili(Ord. 342 (part), 1997) ty to rebuild a residential unit destroyed by fire or other disaster, regardless as to the percentage of 17.35.030 Conditional uses. destruction, as a new residential unit in the C-T The following uses uses shall be permitted permitted in the C-T C-T district, if the residential unit’s use was active at any district, subject to first securing a conditional use time within a six month period prior to the disaster. permit as provided in Article I of Chapter Chapter 17.76 of (Ord. 342 (part), 1997) this title, plus such other uses as the commission,

The following uses uses shall be permitted permitted in the C-T C-T district, subject to first securing a conditional use permit as provided in Article I of Chapter Chapter 17.76 of this title, plus such other uses as the commission, following the procedure set forth in Chapter 17.60

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17.35.030

of this title may determine to be similar in nature ; and consistent with the intent of the district as specified in Section 17.35.010 of this chapter: A. Public or quasipublic uses appropriate to the C-T district;

B. Drive-in movie theaters, not adult only entertainment; C. Cemeteries, mortuaries, crematoria, columbaria; D. Animal hospitals, veterinary clinics, and kennels; : E. Social hall, lodge, fraternal organizations and clubs;F. Heliports; ) G. Signs over one hundred square feet when adjacent to or across the street from a Residential district, but not exceed five hundred square feet of total sign area per lot;

H. Other retail or wholesale, or heavy commercial uses listed as principal permitted uses in the C-1 or C-2 districts and not listed in the C-T district, appropriate in or necessary to serve a thoroughfare commercial area, but not including residential uses or institutions for human care. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.040 Property development standards. The property development standards set forth in Sections 17.35.050 through 17.35.170 of this chapter, together with the property development standards in the general conditions, Chapter 17.64 of this title, shall apply to all land and structures in the C-T district, except multiple dwellings. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997) 17.35.050 Lot area. There are no lot area requirements in the C-T district. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.060 Lot dimensions. There are no lot dimension requirements in the C-T district. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.070 Population density.

There are no population density requirements in the C-T district. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.080 Building height. In the C-T district, the building height provisions of the C-1 district, Section 17.32.050 of this title, shall apply. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.090 Yards. In the C-T district, the yard provisions of the C-1 district, Chapter 17.32 of this title, shall apply. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997) 17.35.100 | Space between buildings. There are no requirements in the C-T district. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.110 Lot coverage. There are no lot coverage requirements in the C- T district, except in regard to existing residential units, for which all R-1-6 provisions shall apply. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.120 Fences, hedges and walls. In the C-T district:

A. The provisions of the C-1 district, Chapter 17.32 of this title, shall apply.

B. Outdoor storage of equipment and supplies shall be enclosed by a solid, permanent wall not less than five feet nor more than six feet in height and may exceed the height of the wall. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.130 Off-street parking. In the C-T district, the off-street parking provisions of the C-1 district, Chapter 17.32 of this title, shall apply, except in regard to residential parking, in which the provisions of the R-1-6 district shall apply. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.140 Access. In the C-T district, the access provisions of the C-1 district, Chapter 17.32 of this title, shall apply. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

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17.35.150 Outdoor advertising.

In the C-T district, the provisions of the C-1 district shall apply, subject to first securing a conditional use permit as provided in Article I of Chapter 17.76 of this title. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.160 Loading spaces required.

In the C-T district, the loading space provisions of the general conditions, Sections 17.64.080 and 17.64.090 of this title, shall apply. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

17.35.170 Site plan review.

A site plan shall be submitted to the site plan review committee for approval in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 17.60 of this title before any building, structure or advertising structure is erected or any parking facilities are developed on any lot within the C-T district. (Ord. 342 (part), 1997)

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