Earlier editions: 2026-09
Title 10 — Planning and Zoning›Chapter 10.05 — ZONING
Millbrae Municipal Code Art. XIV Open Space Or "OS" District
Millbrae Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Millbrae
Cite as: Millbrae Municipal Code Article XIV · Text as of 2026-10-04
§ 10.05.1400. Purpose.¶
The purpose of the open space or "OS" district is to preserve and protect the publicly owned areas of Millbrae that are still in their natural state and which are intended for passive recreation, as well as to accommodate existing and future city parks which are intended for active recreation. This district correlates with the "park and open space" land use designation of the Millbrae General Plan.
(Formerly 10.05.0930; 1966 Code § 8200; 1976 Code § 10-1.701; Added by Ord. 337 § 3; Ord. 726 § 2 (Att. A))
§ 10.05.1410. Uses.¶
The following uses shall be permitted, conditional, or accessory uses in the OS district:
A. Permitted uses: open space and parks.
B. Conditional uses: wireless communication facilities.
C. Accessory uses: none.
(Formerly 10.05.0940 and 10.05.0950; 1966 Code § 8201, 8202; 1976 Code §§ 10-1.702, 10-1.703; Added by Ord. 337 § 3; Ord. 726 § 2 (Att. A))
§ 10.05.1420. Development standards.¶
Development regulations in the OS district including lot minimums, lot maximums, setbacks, height and off-street parking shall be determined on a case-by-case basis for each project.
(Formerly 10.05.0960; 1966 Code § 8303; 1976 Code § 10-1.704; Added by Ord. 337 § 3; Ord. 726 § 2 (Att. A))
§ 10.05.1430. Airport land use compatibility plan consistency.¶
All projects must comply with the requirements of the airport land use compatibility plan, including airport real estate disclosure notices, airport noise evaluation and mitigation, avigation easement, safety compatibility evaluation, and airspace protection evaluation, as detailed in Article XVI of this chapter ("Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan Consistency").
(Ord. 800 § 12)
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