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Title 17 — Zoning

Mariposa County Municipal Code § 17.330 Design Review Overlay Zone

Mariposa County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Mariposa County

Cite as: Mariposa County Municipal Code § 17.330 · Text as of 2026-10-02

17.330.010 Design Review Overlay Zone

The design review overlay zone (DRO) is an overlay zone for the Mariposa town planning area which is intended to be combined with the underlying principal zone and any other overlay zones. The design review overlay zone has been applied to all properties within the Mariposa town planning area to protect the overall appearance of the TPA by regulating the design of new structures and changes in the appearance of existing structures. The purpose of this zoning classification is to ensure that proposed buildings, structures, signs, and landscaping and modifications to buildings, structures, signs, and landscaping within the town planning area are in harmony with the surrounding properties and areas. The intent of the zone is to promote the overall economic vitality of the town planning area, enhance tourism and to stabilize and increase property values.

HISTORY

Adopted by Ord. 822 Sec. I on 1/22/1992

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17.330.020 Development Standards And Plan Review Requirements For DRO

The development standards, DRO plan review requirements, and DRO plan processing procedures for the Mariposa TPA DRO zone shall be as specified in Chapter 17.66 of this title.

HISTORY

Adopted by Ord. 822 Sec. I on 1/22/1992 17.330.030 Architectural Theme And Development Guidelines

The architectural theme and development guidelines for the Mariposa TPA DRO zone shall be as specified in section 17.336.060.

HISTORY

Adopted by Ord. 822 Sec. I on 1/22/1992 17.332 Historic Design Review Overlay Zone

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