Chapter 17.32 — ZONING DISTRICTS DESIGNATED

In order to classify regularly and restrict the location of trades and industries and the location of buildings for special uses, and the use and area of premises for the general welfare of the city as regulations for the execution of the general plan pursuant to Chapters 3 and 4 of Title 7 of the Government Code, the planning law, or any statute superseding those chapters, the city is divided into classes of zones, as follows:

Zone R-1, single-family residence

Zone R-2, two-family residence

Zone R-3, limited multiple residence

Zone R-4, unlimited residence

RPD, residential planned development (RPD)

CCA, supplemental civic center area

Zone C-1, restricted business

Zone C-2, neighborhood business

Zone C-3 and Zone C-4, unlimited commercial

CPD, commercial planned development (CPD)

Zone C-M, commercial-manufacturing

Zone P, parking

Zone R-1-P, single-family residence, parking Zone R-2-P, two-family residence, parking Zone R-3-P, limited multiple residence, parking

Zone R-4-P, unlimited residence, parking

Zone M-1, light manufacturing

IPD, industrial planned development (IPD)

Zone B-1, buffer strip

Zone B-2, corner buffer

Zone O, open space

Zone I, institution

Note: Zones C-3 and C-4 are listed as one zone because the restrictions in both C-3 and C-4 are the same.

(Prior code § 3-2-A-1; Ord. 770-94 § 3)

The boundaries of the various districts are shown upon the official zoning map of the city adopted by Ord. No. 1, 1959, and subsequently amended, and on file and available for inspection with the city's department of community development.

(Prior code § 3-2-A-2)

Whenever the map in Section 17.32.020 , whether added thereto before or after the effective date of the ordinance codified in this section, shows any lot or area within any particular zone, such zone shall extend to the center of every adjoining road or highway, provided that while such road or highway remains a public highway or a road used in a similar manner it may be so used. (Prior code § 3-2-A-3)

If a zone boundary so divides a lot that either or both portions of such lot created by such division are:

• A. Not in zones P, B-1, or B-2; and

• B. Of such size and shape that no part of such portion is more than fifty feet from such zone boundary, then that portion or portions not in zones P, B-1, or B-2, and of such size and shape that no part of such portion is more than fifty feet from such zone boundary may be used for any purpose permitted in the other portion of such lot if such lot is:

  1. Shown as a single lot on a final subdivision map which map was recorded in the office of the county recorder after the effective date of such zone boundary,

2. At all times since the recording of such final map, in undivided ownership.

(Prior code § 3-2-A-4)

Wherever on the map in Section 17.32.020 strips of land adjacent to land in zone M-1 are shaded or labeled "buffer strip," such strips shall be zoned B-1. (Prior code § 3-2-A-5; Ord. 770-94 § 4)

Property owned by the city shall, while so owned, be deemed unclassified for zoning purposes. (Ord. 808-96 § 1)