Etna Zoning Code § 17.08 Districts Generally

The districts are established by this title and are designated as follows:

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Table 17.08.010
R-1-10 Single-family residential, 10,000
one-family, 10,000 square feet minimum building site area
R-1-12 Single-family residential, 12,000
one-family, 12,000 square feet minimum building site area
R-2 Medium density residential
two-family, duplex, 7,200 square feet minimum building site area
R-3 High density residential
three-family, duplex, 7,200 square feet minimum building site area
C-1 Central commercial
C-2 General commercial
M Manufacturing
M-H Mobile home residential
O Open space and public use
F-1 Combining floodplain district
F-2 Combining floodplain district

The uses for each zoning district are set forth in Chapters 17.10 through 17.30 EMC. (Ord. 186, 2003)

The designations, locations and boundaries of the districts established are delineated upon the map entitled "City of Etna California Zoning Map," dated November 3, 2003, which map and all notations and information thereon are made a part of this title by reference, which map is on file in the office of the city clerk.

(Ord. 186, 2003)

Where any uncertainty exists as to the correct location of any zoning district boundary shown on the zoning map referred to under EMC § 17.08.020, it shall be the duty of the city council to establish the correct location thereof according to the intent of this title. (Ord. 186, 2003)

Property shall be prezoned prior to annexation. Prezoning will be accomplished in the same

Parcels with split zoning may be developed in conformance with the applicable zone district as long as each zoned area meets the minimum parcel size requirement for the zone. If the zoned area does not have sufficient area to meet the minimum parcel size requirement for the zone district, such area may only be used for purposes permitted in the applicable zone district upon approval of a use permit. The most restrictive zone district will take precedence. The property may be rezoned to take advantage of the less restrictive zone. Consistent with the zone districts involved, the property could be split without the need for rezoning. (Ord. 186, 2003)