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Sec. 702. District Designations:

Kings County Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Kings County

  • A. MU – Mixed Use District: The Mixed Use District is intended primarily for the provision of various mixtures of commercial and residential uses along 14[th] Avenue north of the downtown mixed use area in Armona. In Kettleman City, the mixed use district is located along State Route 41 within the existing community.

  • B. MU-D – Downtown Mixed Use: The Downtown Mixed Use District is made up primarily of Rural Commercial and Multifamily Residential combined zoning and is intended to increase the jobs/housing balance in the county's large unincorporated communities. The Downtown Mixed Use District is intended primarily for the provision of various mixtures of commercial and residential within the existing commercial core areas of Armona, Stratford and a newly designated commercial core in Kettleman City. Buildings more than one story are strongly encouraged.

Sec. 703. Land Use Regulations: The following table prescribes the land use regulations for Mixed Use districts. The regulations for each district are established by letter designation shown in the key of Table 7-1:

Table 7-1 MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS

Table 7-1 MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
KEY
“P” Permitted uses - no permit required.
“S” Site Plan Review required.
“C” Conditional Use Permit required.
**“TUP”**A temporary land use which requires an
over-the-counter permit
**“-”**Not permitted		 ZONING DISTRICT Additional Regulations and Information
MU _MU-D _
Commercial Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25		 PERMIT
REQUIRED
Accessory structures located on the same site as a use
requiring Site Plan Review or Conditional Use
Permit.		 S S See Article 11, Section 1101.
Arcades, including video rentals and sales. P P See Note 1
Automobile parts stores. S S
Automobile and truck repair Service Stations (trucks
up to and including one-ton rated capacity).		 C C See Article 25 for a list of services.

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Pe Table 7-1 MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS

Table 7-1 MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
Pe
KEY
“P” Permitted uses - no permit required.
“S” Site Plan Review required.
“C” Conditional Use Permit required.
**“TUP”**A temporary land use which requires an
over-the-counter permit
**“-”**Not permitted
a		 ZONING DISTRICT Additional Regulations and Information
MU
ee		 _MU-D _
ee
Commercial Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25
ee
a		 PERMIT
REQUIRED
ee
ee		 ee
Banks and financial institutions.
a		 P
ee		 P
ee		 See Note 1
Barbeque facilities (Open-air).
a		 S S See Article 11, Section 1104.
Bars/night clubs/lounges/taverns.
a		 S S
Beer gardens as an inicidental use.
a		 S S
Billiard and pool halls.
a		 S S
Blueprint, copy and duplicating services.
a		 P P See Note 1
Body piercing establishments.
a		 S S
Bowling alleys.
a		 C -
Brewpubs.
a
a		 S
GG		 S
GG		 See Article 11,Section 1105.
GG
Building material sales, excepting bulk storage of
sand, gravel or cement.
es		 S
es		 -
es		 es
Catering as an incidental use to a restaurant, cafes,
delicatessen or other food related use.
es		 P
es		 P
es		 es
Ceramic and pottery shops.
es
a		 P
es
a		 P
es
a		 See Note 1
es
a
Child Care Facilities
a
a		 S
a
a		 S
a
a		 a
a
Coffee shops.
a
a		 P
a
a		 P
a
a		 See Note 1
a
a
Convenience stores.
a
a		 S
a
a		 S
a
a		 See Article 11, Section 1105.
a
a
Delicatessens and health food stores.
a
a		 P
a
a		 P
a
a		 See Note 1
a
a
Donut shops.
a
a		 P
a
a		 P
a
a		 See Note 1
a
a
Dry cleaning and laundry agencies.
a
a		 S
a
a		 S
a
a		 a
a
Farmers markets.
a
a		 TUP
a
a		 TUP
a
a		 a
a
Food lockers (no slaughtering).
a
a		 S
a
a		 S
a
a		 a
a
Food stores and grocery stores.
a		 P
a		 S
a		 a
Garden supply shops and nurseries. S* S *All equipment, supplies and merchandise,
other than plants, shall be kept within
completely enclosed buildings or under a
lathed structure, and further provided that
fertilizer of any type shall be stored and sold in
packaged form only.
Health and Fitness Type Uses
I		 P
I		 S
I		 See list in Article 25
I
Household appliance sales, service & repair.
I
I		 P
I
I		 P
I
I		 See Note 1
I
I
Hotels and motels
I
I		 S
I
I		 S
I
I		 On 2ndfloor and above.
I
I
Ice cream and desert shops.
I
I		 P
I
I		 P
I
I		 See Note 1
I
I
Interior decorating and design shops.
I
I		 P
I
I		 -
I
I		 I
I
Liquor stores.
I
a		 S
I
a		 S
I
a		 See Article 11, Section 1105.
I
a
Locksmiths.
a
I		 P
a
I		 -
a
I		 See Note 1
a
I
Mailbox rental, receiving and forwarding.
I
a		 P
I
a		 P
I
a		 See Note 1
I
a
Meeting halls.
a
a		 S
a
a		 S*
a
a		 *Located on the second floor only.
a
a
Movie theaters, theaters, auditoriums.
a
a		 S
a
a		 C
a
a		 See Article 11, Section 1105.
a
a
Offices, Business and Professional Type Uses
a
a		 P
a
a		 P
a
a		 See list in Article 25 and Note 1
a
a
Pawn shops.
a
a		 S
a
a		 -
a
a		 See Article 11, Section 1118.
a
a
Personal Services Type Uses
a
a		 P
a
a		 P
a
a		 See list in Article 25 and Note 1
a
a
Photography studios.
a
ee		 P
a
ee		 P
a
ee		 See Note 1
a
ee

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Pe Table 7-1 MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS

Table 7-1MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
Pe
KEY
“P” Permitted uses - no permit required.
“S” Site Plan Review required.
“C” Conditional Use Permit required.
**“TUP”**A temporary land use which requires an
over-the-counter permit
**“-”**Notpermitted		 ZONING DISTRICT Additional Regulations and Information
MU _MU-D _
Commercial Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25		 PERMIT
REQUIRED
Picture framing shops.
Pee		 P
Pee		 P
Pee		 See Note 1
Pee
Printing, graphics, lithography and engraving shops.
Pees		 P
Pees		 P
Pees		 See Note 1
Pees
Private clubs, lodges and fraternal organizations.
Pees		 C
Pees		 C
Pees		 Located on the second floor only.
Pees
Reading rooms.
Pees		 S
Pees		 -
Pees		 Pees
Religious institutions. C C
Restaurants, cafes, including fast food, drive-in
restaurants, outdoor cafes, buffets, coffee shops,
tearooms, cafeterias, etc., with no sale of alcoholic
beverages.
PT		 P*
PT		 P*
PT		 *Excluding drive-thru. See Note 1
PT
Restaurants or similar eating establishments that sell
or serve beer, wine, and/or distilled spirits which
require or obtain a special ABC license # 41, 47, or
75.
PT		 S
PT		 S
PT		 PT
Retail Sales Type Uses
GO		 P
~~GO ~~		 P
GQ		 See List in Article 25 and Note 1
GQ
Secondhand and Thrift Stores.
of		 P
of		 -
of		 See Note 1
of
Fueling stations including CNG, and electric vehicle
recharge stations for commercial use.
of		 S
of		 S
of		 of
Storage facilities, garages, and yards
GO		 S
~~GO ~~		 -
GQ		 GQ
Tattoo Parlors.
GO		 S
~~GO ~~		 S
GQ		 GQ
Telecommunication dealers and services.
GO		 P
~~GO ~~		 P
GQ		 See Note 1
GQ
Tire sales and service.
GO		 S
~~GO ~~		 -
GQ		 GQ
Travel bureaus. P
ee		 P
ee		 See Note 1
Truck repair garages and service stations (trucks
over one-ton rated capacity)
es		 C
es
ee		 C
es
ee		 es
Weddingservices and supplies.
Pe		 S
ee
Pe		 S
ee
Pe		 Pe
Medical Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25		 PERMIT
REQUIRED		 Additional Regulations and Information
Medical/dental offices and clinics.
(GO		 S
(GO		 P
(GO		 See Note 1
(GO
Medical and orthopedic appliance stores.
(GO
I
rs		 S
(GO
I GQ
G(R		 -
(GO
GQ
G(R		 (GO
GQ
G(R
Medical spas.
I
rs		 S
I GQ
G(R		 -
GQ
G(R		 GQ
G(R
Educational Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25
~~rs ~~		 PERMIT
REQUIRED
G(R		 Additional Regulations and Information
G(R
Nursery schools/preschools.
GO		 -
~~GO ~~		 S
GG		 GG
Energy Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25		 PERMIT
REQUIRED
Active solar heating systems used to convert
sunlight to heat that can be used for space heating
andhot water.		 P P

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eee Table 7-1 MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS

Table 7-1MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
eee
Pe L
KEY
“P” Permitted uses - no permit required.
“S” Site Plan Review required.
“C” Conditional Use Permit required.
**“TUP”**A temporary land use which requires an
over-the-counter permit
**“-”**Not permitted
Pe L		 ZONING DISTRICT
L		 Additional Regulations and Information
L
MU
L		 _MU-D _
L		 L
Energy Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25
Pe L		 PERMIT
REQUIRED
L		 L
Incidental Electric Vehicle (EV) recharge stations. P P Incidental to designated parking spaces for
electric vehicles and private recharge station
for electric vehicles operated by the
occupants of the property. See Article 15,
Section 1511.C
Solar electrical generation equipment for non-
commercial personal use.		 P P With a design capacity to serve the electrical
needs of only that site or use.
Solar photovoltaic electrical generating facilities
that commercially produce power for sale, which
comply with all local, regional, state, and federal
regulations.
PL		 C
PL		 C
PL		 PL
Public and Utility Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25		 PERMIT
REQUIRED		 Additional Regulations and Information
Co-location of antennas and related equipment on
existing towers, poles, structures or wireless
telecommunications collocation facilities.		 P P
Communications equipment buildings and public
service pumping stations and/or elevated pressure
tanks.
PS
—sS		 S
—sS		 -
Community centers.
PS
—sS		 C
—sS
ee		 C
es		 May be located on the second story of a
commercial use or a separate stand alone use.
Electrical distribution substations, gas regulator
substations.
PS
—sS
es
PS		 S
—sS
es
ee
UD		 S
es
es
I		 es
Museums and art galleries.
I
PS
—i—s—sS		 S
ee
I
UD
—i—s—sS		 S
es
I
I		 I
Public buildings including courts, fire stations,
libraries, police stations, post offices.
PS
—i—s—sS
GS		 C
UD
—i—s—sS
GS		 C
I
(O		 Includes city, county, special district, state
and administrative offices.
(O
Public parks and playgrounds.
PS
—i—s—sS
GS		 C
UD
—i—s—sS
GS		 C
I
(O		 (O
Radio and television broadcasting studios and
accessory structures.
GS
pis		 S
~~GS ~~
pis		 -
(O
pis		 (O
pis
Residential Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25
pis		 PERMIT
REQUIRED
pis		 Additional Regulations and Information
pis
Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) & Junior
Accessory Dwelling Unit (JADU)
PF		 P
 P
 In compliance with Government Code
Section 65852.2, Section 65852.22, and
regulations prescribed in Article 5, Section
507
Apartments
PF—‘“‘“<~i
PS		 S
—‘“‘“<~i
 S
—‘“‘“<~i
 Over or to the rear of a permitted commercial
use.
—‘“‘“<~i
Community care facilities as allowed by the Health
and Safety Code
PF—‘“‘“<~i
PS—s—“—sS		 P
—‘“‘“<~i
—s—“—sS
GD		 P
—‘“‘“<~i
—s—“—sS
GO		 —‘“‘“<~i
—s—“—sS
(OU
Emergency Shelters.
PS—s—“—sS
TE		 C
—s—“—sS
TE
GD
GD		 C
—s—“—sS
TE
GO
GO		 See Article 11, Section 1106.
—s—“—sS
TE
(OU
(OU
Family day care home, Small.
TE
TE		 P
TE
GD
TE
GD		 P
TE
~~GO ~~
TE
GO		 For 8 or fewer children.
TE
(OU
TE
(OU
Home Occupations, Minor.
TE
ee		 P
TE
GD
ee		 P
TE
~~GO ~~
ee		 See Article 11, Section 1102.A.
TE
(OU
ee
Home Occupations, Urban.
ee		 S
ee		 S
ee		 See Article 11, Section 1102.C.
ee

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eee Table 7-1 MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS

Table 7-1MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS LAND USE REGULATIONS
eee
KEY
“P” Permitted uses - no permit required.
“S” Site Plan Review required.
“C” Conditional Use Permit required.
**“TUP”**A temporary land use which requires an
over-the-counter permit
**“-”**Not permitted		 ZONING DISTRICT Additional Regulations and Information
MU MU-D
Residential Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25		 PERMIT
REQUIRED
ee
es
Incidental single-family dwellings.
ee		 S
ee
ee		 S
ee
es		 Located on the ground floor to the rear of a
permitted commercial use.
ee
Multifamily dwellings. S
ee		 S
es		 Over or to the rear of a permitted commercial
use.
Household pets, such as dogs, cats,
canaries and parakeets (no livestock) belonging to
those living on the site.
en		 P
en		 P
en		 Pets shall be maintained in compliance with
public health laws and Kings County Animal
Control standards.
en
Miscellaneous Uses
For a definition of the use see Article 25
PS
is		 PERMIT
REQUIRED
is		 Additional Regulations and Information
Accessory structures located on the same site with a
permitted use.
PS
is
ns		 S
is
(S(O		 S
(S(O		 See Article 11, Section 1101.
(S(O
ATMs.
PS
is
ns
ns		 P
is
(S(O
(S(O		 P
(S(O
(S(O		 (S(O
(S(O
Community gardens, non-medicinal.
~~ns ~~
ns		 P
(S(O
(S(O		 P
(S(O
(S(O		 See Article 15, Section 1503.
(S(O
(S(O
Incidental uses located on the same site with a
permitted use.
~~ns ~~
PS		 P
(S(O
ee
 P
(S(O
ee
 See Article 11, Section 1101.
(S(O
ee
Incidental uses located on the same site as a use
requiring Site Plan Review or Conditional Use
Permit.
ee
PS		 S
ee
ee
 S
ee
ee
 See Article 11, Section 1101.
ee
ee
Outdoor seating incidental to restaurants, cafes,
bars, beer gardens, etc.
PS—s—sSS		 S
ee
—s—sSS		 S
ee
—s—sSS
RD		 ee
—s—sSS
(OO
Parking lots with landscaping accents.
PS
nD		 S
ee

nD		 S
ee

nD
RD		 ee

nD
(OO
Rain gardens.
Fe		 P P
RD		 See Article 15.
(OO
Raising of fruit/nut trees, vegetables, and
horticultural specialties.
Fe
GS		 P
GS		 *
(O		 *All properties within Armona Community
Plan may continue agricultural farming
practices until development applications are
approved by the County.
(O
Regional produce stands.
Fe
GS
GS		 S
GS
GS		 S
(O
(O		 Armona Community Plan Policy 7E.2.2.
(O
(O
Recycling facility; reverse vending machine.
GS
GS
GS		 P
~~GS ~~
GS
GS		 P
(O
(O
(O		 See Article 11, Section 1115.A.
(O
(O
(O
Sale of fresh fruits and vegetables.
GS
GS
GS		 -
~~GS ~~
GS
GS		 P
(O
(O
 As an accessory use.
(O
(O
(O
Sheltered transit stops.
GS
GS		 P
~~GS ~~
GS		 P
(O
 (O
(O
Signs, freestandingor detached.
GS		 S
~~GS ~~		 -
 See Table 7-3.
(O
Signs, wall mounted, projecting, or awning.
rE
a		 P
rE
ee		 P
es		 Permitted without a new zoning permit
provided the total amount of signage allowed
for the zoning district is not exceeded and the
meets signage regulations. See Table 7-2.
Signs, temporary.
ee
a		 P
ee
ee		 P
ee
es		 See Article 14 for time limits and additional
information.
ee
Small RecyclingFacility
a
PS		 S
ee
 -
es
 See Article 11, Section 1115.B
Vending machines including water dispensing,
snacks, food, soda, and DVD type machines.
a
PS—s—“—sS		 P
ee
—s—“—sS
I		 P
es
—s—“—sS		 Incidental to an existing use.
—s—“—sS
Water collection.
PS—s—“—sS
rs		 P
—s—“—sS
rs
I		 P
—s—“—sS
rs		 See Article 15.
—s—“—sS
rs

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Table 7-1 Specific Limitations and Additional Requirements:

  1. Only uses being established within an existing building with no increase to floor area are considered a Permitted Use. New construction or additions to an existing building require site plan review.
  • (Ord. No. 668-1-16, §12 and §13, 1/12/16) (Ord. No. 668-1-17, §30, §31, §32, and §33, 3/28/17)

Sec. 704. Development Standards for Mixed Use Zoning Districts: Table 7-2 below provides development standards for parcels within Mixed-Use zoning districts:

Table 7-2 DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS

Table 7-2DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR MIXED USE ZONING DISTRICTS
Use Classifications MU MU-D Additional Regulations and
Information
Site Area and Lot Standards (ft.) All Standards Shown are Minimum Standards Unless Otherwise Stated
Site Area per gound floor single-family
dwelling unit (Square Feet).		 No Limitation
~~a ~~		 No Limitation
Site Area per ground floor multifamily
dwelling unit (Square Feet).		 No Limitation
 No Limitation
rs		 rs
Site Area for all other permitted and
conditional uses (Square Feet).		 No Limitation No Limitation
Minimum width of site – Interior Lot No Limitation No Limitation
Minimum width of site – Corner Lot No Limitation No Limitation
Minimum depth of site – Interior Lot. No Limitation No Limitation
Minimum depth of site – Corner Lot . No Limitation No Limitation
Maximum area covered by commercial
Structures.
PT		 No limitation
provided that motor
vehicle, bicycle
parking and
pedestrian walkway
requirements are met.
PT		 No limitation
provided that motor
vehicle, bicycle
parking and
pedestrian walkway
requirements are met.
Site Coverage
ee
a		 (O
Maximum area for residential uses
and/or structures.
ae
a		 45%(2)
ae
ee		 45%(2)
ae
(O		 See Note 2
ae
(O
**Setback Requirement(ft.) **(Note 1)
ae
ee
a		 ae
(O
Front Setback.
a		 10
ee		 *Must abut front and
street side property
lines.
*Up to 30% of the a building may be
recessed to accomondate pedestrian
spaces such as entryways, courtyards,
patios, etc.
(O		 *Up to 30% of the a building may be
recessed to accomondate pedestrian
spaces such as entryways, courtyards,
patios, etc.
(O
Rear Setback 10 5*
*10 foot setback required if abutting
RR, R, or RM District. See Note 6.		 *10 foot setback required if abutting
RR, R, or RM District. See Note 6.
Side Setback No Limitation* No Limitation
*10 foot setback required if abutting
RR, R, or RM District or use. See
Note 6.		 *10 foot setback required if abutting
RR, R, or RM District or use. See
Note 6.
Distance Between Structures (ft.)
Distance between commercial uses
a
—		 No Limitation (3) No Limitation (3)
pO		 See Note 3
pO
Distance between residential use and
another structure .
—		 No Limitation (3)
oe		 No Limitation (3)
pO
a		 See Note 3
a
Height of Structures(ft.)
—		 All Standards Shown are Minimum Standards Unless Otherwise Stated
pO
Maximum height of a permitted use or
its accessory structures		 30(4)
~~a		 ~~ 30(4)
~~		 ~~ See Note 4.
~~		 ~~
Maximum height of a conditional use
or its accessory structures		 50(5)
~~		 ~~ 50(5)
~~		 ~~ See Note 4
~~		 ~~

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Height of Structures (ft.) All Standards Shown are Minimum Standards Unless Otherwise Stated All Standards Shown are Minimum Standards Unless Otherwise Stated All Standards Shown are Minimum Standards Unless Otherwise Stated
Maximum height of a structure in a
traffic safety visibility area		 3 3 See Note 5
Minimum sidewalk area
Required with of sidewalks As noted in each
community plan.		 As noted in each
community plan.
See Street and Parking Design
Standards in each Community Plan		 See Street and Parking Design
Standards in each Community Plan

Table 7-2 Specific Limitations and Additional Requirements:

  1. Video and DVD type rental vending machines shall not be placed within a sidewalk area in the Mixed Use zoning districts. Such machines may be placed inside of a business or within an area outside of the sidewalk area.

  2. The residential element within a mixed use development shall not exceed 45% of the square footage of gross floor area of a building(s) and/or the square footage of land area being used for residential purposes.

  3. Minimum distances between structures maybe required by the fire code or building code regulations for safety and fire protection. This includes distances from structures on adjacent properties.

  4. New structures in Kettleman City shall not exceed two stories in height unless adequate fire equipment is provided that can reach beyond two stories or other alternatives are found acceptable to the Kings County Fire Department.

  5. Signs over 3 feet in height within a traffic safety visibility area may be permitted by Site Plan Review provided that the sign must be at least 12 feet above the ground if the sign is placed within 30 feet of a street intersection (intersecting curb lines).

  6. Attached or detached accessory dwelling units and junior accessory dwelling units must have minimum 4 foot rear and side setbacks.

  • (Ord. No, 668-1-17, §34, 3/28/17)

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  1. Sec. 107. Applicability of the Development Code:
  2. Sec. 111. Compliance with the California Environmental Quality…
  3. Sec. 113. Use Permits Administration, Applications, and Fees
  4. Sec. 114. General Performance Standards, Measurements, and Exc…
  5. Sec. 401. Purpose and Objectives:
  6. Sec. 409. Divisions for Farm Home Retention:
  7. Sec. 410. Divisions for Farm Home Financing:
  8. Sec. 411. Divisions for Transfers of Title:
  9. Sec. 412. New or Expanding Bovine Dairy:
  10. Sec. 413. Confined Animal Feeding Operations (CAFO):
  11. Sec. 414. Conversion of a Milk Cow Dairy to a Goat/Sheep Dairy:
  12. Sec. 415. Agricultural Service Establishment Division:
  13. Sec. 418. Additional Standards and Development Regulations:
  14. Sec. 501. Purpose and Objectives.
  15. Sec. 508. Additional Standards and Regulations:
  16. Sec. 602. District Designations
  17. Sec. 606. Additional Standards and Regulations:
  18. Sec. 703 - Land Use Regulations
  19. Sec. 702. District Designations:
  20. Sec. 705. Additional Standards and Regulations:
  21. Sec. 803 - Land Use Regulations
  22. Sec. 802. District Designations:
  23. Sec. 805. Additional Standards and Regulations:
  24. Sec. 905. Additional Standards and Regulations:
  25. Sec. 1002. DDOZ - Dairy Development Overlay Zone:
  26. Sec. 1003. NSOZ -Nutrient Spreading Overlay Zone:
  27. Sec. 1004. AOZ - Agriculture Overlay Zone
  28. Sec. 1005. ACOZ - Aviation Land Use Compatibility Overlay Zone:
  29. Sec. 1006. OSOZ - Open Space Overlay Zone
  30. Sec. 1007. NRCOZ – Natural Resource Conservation Overlay Zone
  31. Sec. 1008. FHOZ - Flood Hazard Overlay Zone
  32. Sec. 1009. RMOZ – Multifamily Residential Overlay Zone (Kettle…
  33. Sec. 1010. SDOZ – Substantially Developed Fringe Area Overlay …
  34. Sec. 1102. Home Occupations Including Firearms Dealerships:
  35. Sec. 1105. Alcoholic Beverage Sales:
  36. Sec. 1111. Temporary Recreational Vehicle Use for Agricultural…
  37. Sec. 1118. Pawn Shops:
  38. Sec. 1201 - Purpose
  39. Sec. 1205 - Nonconforming Uses
  40. Sec. 1207 - Zoning Clearance and Building Permit
  41. Sec. 1201. Purpose:
  42. Sec. 1202. Preexisting Structures and Uses:
  43. Sec. 1203. Nonconforming Sites:
  44. Sec. 1204. Nonconforming Structures:
  45. Sec. 1205. Nonconforming Uses:
  46. Sec. 1209. Extension of a Change of Nonconforming Use:
  47. Sec. 1301 - Purpose and Objectives
  48. Sec. 1308 - Requirements for Off-Street Loading Facilities
  49. Sec. 1302. Requirements for Off-Street Parking Areas, Aisles, …
  50. Sec. 1304. Joint Use or Shared Parking:
  51. Sec. 1306. Standards for Off-Street Parking Areas, Aisles, Acc…
  52. Sec. 1406. Types of Signs:
  53. Sec. 1407. Sign Area Computation:
  54. Sec. 1409. Illumination of Signs:
  55. Sec. 1410. Special Provision for Illuminated Signs in the Imme…
  56. Sec. 1411. Violations and Enforcement:
  57. Sec. 1611 - Revocation of a Site Plan Review
  58. Sec. 1602. Site Plan Review Application and Fee:
  59. Sec. 1606. Minor Revisions to Approved Site Plan Reviews:
  60. Sec. 1608. Lapse and Extension of Site Plan Approval:
  61. Sec. 1609. Change of Use and Change of Occupancy Requires New …
  62. Sec. 1612. Action of the Board of Supervisors:
  63. Sec. 1701. Purpose and Objectives:
  64. Sec. 1707. Action of the Planning Commission:
  65. Sec. 1708. Conditions of Approval:
  66. Sec. 1710. Review by the Board of Supervisors:
  67. Sec. 1712. Action by the Board of Supervisors:
  68. Sec. 1715. Lapse and Extension of Conditional Use Permit:
  69. Sec. 1717. New Application:
  70. Sec. 1803. Variance Application and Fee.
  71. Sec. 1807. Action of the Zoning Administrator:
  72. Sec. 1813. Action of the Board of Supervisors:
  73. Sec. 1902. Public Hearing Notice:
  74. Sec. 2004. Standards:
  75. Sec. 2101 - Purpose and Objectives
  76. Sec. 2102. Initiation of a Change of Zoning District Boundary:
  77. Sec. 2104. Application and Fee:
  78. Sec. 2107. Public Hearing:
  79. Sec. 2108. Action of the Planning Commission:
  80. Sec. 2110. Special Zoning Exceptions; Alternate Procedure for …
  81. Sec. 2202. Definitions for Density Bonus Provisions:
  82. Sec. 2205. Development Standards for Residential Zoning Distri…
  83. Sec. 2206. Application Process and Procedures:
  84. Sec. 2207. Density Bonus Agreements:
  85. Sec. 2208. Reasonable Accommodations:
  86. Sec. 2304. Functions of Departments and the Advisory Agency:
  87. Sec. 2312. Penalties and Enforcement.
  88. Sec. 2313. Payment of Fees, Charges, Dedications, or Other Req…
  89. Sec. 2403. Violations; Penalties:
  90. Sec. 2501 - Definitions
  91. Sec. 2601 – The Jackson Ranch Specific Plan

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