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Chapter 2-67

Livermore Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · Livermore

E – EDUCATION AND INSTITUTIONS DISTRICT

Sections:

2-67-010 Purpose.

2-67-020 Uses permitted.

2-67-030 Exceptions.

2-67-040 Site requirements.

2-67-050 Other requirements.

2-67-060 Site plan approval.

2-67-070 Conditional use permits.

2-67-080 Procedure.

2-67-090 Public-supported institutions.

2-67-010 Purpose.

The purpose of the E district is to provide areas for the development of public and private educational institutions wherein all directly related types of uses may be located, areas for publicly owned park and recreation facilities, and areas for governmental buildings and facilities. (Ord. 442 § 16.10)

2-67-020 Uses permitted.

The following uses are permitted subject to the provisions set forth in LPZC Part 3:

A. Public-supported, private and parochial institutions conducting regular academic instruction at preschool, kindergarten, elementary, secondary and collegiate levels.

B. Dwellings designed for occupancy of living groups and having a central dining facility and singlefamily dwellings appurtenant to any permitted use.

C. Laboratories and other research facilities appurtenant to any permitted use; governmental facilities on publicly owned land and necessary for the administration of federal, state, county, and city governments

or local agencies as defined in the Government Code.

D. Publicly owned parks, recreation areas, and institutions.

E. Accessory uses and buildings appurtenant to any permitted use.

F. Signs (Chapter 3-45 LPZC).

G. Mortuaries, subject to approval of a conditional use permit.

H. Other public and quasi-public uses in addition to those listed above, subject to approval of a conditional use permit.

I. Bed and breakfast uses, limited to six units, subject to conditional use permit. (Ord. 1175, 1985; Ord. 649 § 10, 1968; Ord. 442 §§ 16.20 – 16.29)

2-67-030 Exceptions.

A. The provisions of this code shall not apply to non-academic institutions teaching special skills such as the arts, trades, or business; provided, however, that these institutions are permitted in the zoning district in which they are proposed.

B. The provisions of this code shall not apply to the establishment of a child care center, day school, preschool center, or nursery by any group or individual, except where the aforementioned uses are appurtenant to any academic institution. (Ord. 442 §§ 16.30 – 16.32)

2-67-040 Site requirements.

A. Minimum District Size. One acre.

B. Minimum Parcel Size. One acre, except as otherwise specified herein.

C. Minimum Front Yard. Twenty-five feet.

D. Minimum Side Yard. Twenty-five feet, except that in the case of a side yard abutting a street, an open chainlink fence may be erected on the property line.

E. Minimum Rear Yard. Twenty-five feet, except that in the case of a rear yard abutting a street, an open chainlink fence may be erected on the property line.

F. Maximum Aggregate Coverage. Fifty percent.

G. Maximum Height Limit. Thirty-five feet. (Ord. 442 §§ 16.40 – 16.47)

2-67-050 Other requirements.

A. Minimum site standards for public institutions shall be those specified in Title 5 of the State Education Code.

B. Minimum site requirements for private institutions having a proposed classroom capacity in excess of 50 students shall be increased in area proportionately with classroom capacity on the basis of one acre per 100 single classroom seats.

C. Required front yard and side and rear yards which are not enclosed by fencing shall be planted and permanently maintained.

D. Required yards shall not be used to satisfy off-street parking requirements.

E. Open areas other than required yards shall be maintained in a dust-free condition through planting, paving, maintenance of natural vegetation, or other available means.

F. When determined by the planning commission to be necessary for public safety, fenced areas shall be provided with gates for the passage of emergency vehicles.

G. Off-street parking and loading spaces shall be provided for each use as required in Chapter 3-20 LPZC.

H. Institutions above high school level shall be required to have a minimum site area to be determined by the planning commission on the basis of location, proposed enrollment, and type of institution.

I. A six-foot high solid board or chainlink fence or masonry wall shall be erected and maintained on all interior lot lines, except in required front yards. (Ord. 442 §§ 16.50 – 16.59)

2-67-060 Site plan approval.

Site plan approval shall be required for public-supported institutions, subject to the provisions of Section 53091 of the Government Code of the state of California. Site plan approval shall be required of all other uses. (Ord. 442 § 16.60)

2-67-070 Conditional use permits.

A conditional use permit shall be required for any other use which is not specifically permitted in the district and for education institutions above high school level. (Ord. 442 § 16.70)

2-67-080 Procedure.

Rezoning application and request for site plan approval may be filed and considered concurrently. (Ord. 442 § 16.80)

2-67-090 Public-supported institutions.

Public-supported institutions shall be subject to only those fees necessary to cover costs of legal publication. (Ord. 442 § 16.90)

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Livermore Zoning Code
  1. Chapter 1-05 — ADOPTION, PURPOSE, AND APPLICATION OF ZONING CODE
  2. Chapter 1-05
  3. Chapter 1-10 — DEFINITIONS
  4. Chapter 1-10 — DEFINITIONS
  5. Chapter 2-01 — ESTABLISHMENT AND DESIGNATION OF ZONING DISTRICTS
  6. Chapter 2-01 — ESTABLISHMENT AND DESIGNATION OF ZONING DISTRICTS
  7. Chapter 2-04 — ZONING DISTRICT MAPS
  8. Chapter 2-04 — ZONING DISTRICT MAPS
  9. Chapter 2-07 — OS – OPEN SPACE DISTRICT
  10. Chapter 2-07
  11. Chapter 2-10 — RS – SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
  12. Chapter 2-10 — RS – SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
  13. Chapter 2-13 — R-R – RURAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
  14. Chapter 2-13
  15. Chapter 2-16 — RL – LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
  16. Chapter 2-16
  17. Chapter 2-19 — RM – MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
  18. Chapter 2-19
  19. Chapter 2-22 — RH – RESIDENTIAL HIGH DISTRICT
  20. Chapter 2-22
  21. Chapter 2-25 — RG – SUBURBAN MULTIPLE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
  22. Chapter 2-25
  23. Chapter 2-28 — R2 – DUPLEX DISTRICT
  24. Chapter 2-28
  25. Chapter 2-31 — CS – COMMERCIAL SERVICE DISTRICT
  26. Chapter 2-31
  27. Chapter 2-34 — CHS – HIGHWAY SERVICE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
  28. Chapter 2-34
  29. Chapter 2-37 — CN – NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
  30. Chapter 2-37 — CN – NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
  31. Chapter 2-40 — CB – CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
  32. Chapter 2-40
  33. Chapter 2-43 — DSP – DOWNTOWN SPECIFIC PLAN DISTRICT
  34. Chapter 2-43
  35. Chapter 2-46 — OCA – OUTER CORE AREA DISTRICT (Repealed by Ord…
  36. Chapter 2-46 — OCA – OUTER CORE AREA DISTRICT
  37. Chapter 2-49 — CG – GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
  38. Chapter 2-49
  39. Chapter 2-52 — CO – COMMERCIAL OFFICE DISTRICT
  40. Chapter 2-52
  41. Chapter 2-55 — NM – NEIGHBORHOOD MIXED USE DISTRICT
  42. Chapter 2-55
  43. Chapter 2-58 — I-1 – RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
  44. Chapter 2-58
  45. Chapter 2-61 — I-2 – LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
  46. Chapter 2-61
  47. Chapter 2-64 — I-3 – HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
  48. Chapter 2-64
  49. Chapter 2-67 — E – EDUCATION AND INSTITUTIONS DISTRICT
  50. Chapter 2-67
  51. Chapter 2-70 — CP – PROFESSIONAL OFFICE DISTRICT
  52. Chapter 2-70
  53. Chapter 2-73 — COMBINING DISTRICTS
  54. Chapter 2-73 — COMBINING DISTRICTS
  55. Chapter 2-76 — PD – PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
  56. Chapter 2-76
  57. Chapter 2-79 — PD-AG – PLANNED DEVELOPMENT/ AGRICULTURE DISTRICT
  58. Chapter 2-79
  59. Chapter 2-82 — PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT – SOUTH LIVERMORE …
  60. Chapter 2-82 — PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT – SOUTH LIVERMORE …
  61. Chapter 2-85 — SOUTH LIVERMORE VALLEY – AGRICULTURAL (SLV-AG)
  62. Chapter 2-85 — SOUTH LIVERMORE VALLEY – AGRICULTURAL (SLV-AG)
  63. Chapter 3-05 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  64. Chapter 3-05 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  65. Chapter 3 — ‑10 SPECIAL PROVISIONS
  66. Chapter 3-10 — SPECIAL PROVISIONS
  67. Chapter 3 — ‑15 MOBILE HOME PARKS
  68. Chapter 3-15 — MOBILE HOME PARKS
  69. Chapter 3 — ‑20 OFF‑STREET PARKING
  70. Chapter 3-20 — OFF-STREET PARKING
  71. Chapter 3-25 — OUTDOOR DINING AND MERCHANT DISPLAY USES – DOWN…
  72. Chapter 3-25 — OUTDOOR DINING AND MERCHANT DISPLAY USES – DOWN…
  73. Chapter 3-30 — HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
  74. Chapter 3-30 — HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
  75. Chapter 3-35 — OFF-SITE HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITIES
  76. Chapter 3-35
  77. Chapter 3-40 — OUTDOOR STORAGE AND OUTDOOR SALES DISPLAYS
  78. Chapter 3-40 — OUTDOOR STORAGE AND OUTDOOR SALES DISPLAYS
  79. Chapter 3-45 — SIGNS
  80. Chapter 3-45 — SIGNS
  81. Chapter 3-50 — RECREATION AND CULTURAL FACILITIES
  82. Chapter 3-50 — RECREATION AND CULTURAL FACILITIES
  83. Chapter 3-60 — SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING CONTAINER ENCLOSURES
  84. Chapter 3-60 — SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING CONTAINER ENCLOSURES
  85. Chapter 4-05 — ZONING USE PERMITS
  86. Chapter 4-05 — ZONING USE PERMITS
  87. Chapter 4-10 — SITE PLAN APPROVAL
  88. Chapter 4-10
  89. Chapter 4-15 — VARIANCE PERMITS
  90. Chapter 4-15 — VARIANCE PERMITS
  91. Chapter 4-20 — CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
  92. Chapter 4-20 — CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
  93. Chapter 4-25 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
  94. Chapter 4-25 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
  95. Chapter 5-05 — RESPONSIBILITY AND PROCEDURES
  96. Chapter 5-05 — RESPONSIBILITY AND PROCEDURES
  97. Chapter 5-10 — PERFORMANCE STANDARDS APPROVAL
  98. Chapter 5-10 — PERFORMANCE STANDARDS APPROVAL
  99. Chapter 5-15 — APPEAL
  100. Chapter 5-15 — APPEAL
  101. Chapter 5-20 — AMENDMENT
  102. Chapter 5-20 — AMENDMENT
  103. Chapter 6-05 — INTERPRETATION
  104. Chapter 6-05 — INTERPRETATION
  105. Chapter 6-10 — ENFORCEMENT
  106. Chapter 6-10 — ENFORCEMENT
  107. Chapter 6-15 — PENALTIES
  108. Chapter 6-15 — PENALTIES

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