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Chapter 21.04 — SPECIAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS ESTABLISHED

Paso Robles Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Paso Robles

21.04.010 - Purpose.

Each section set forth below contains conditions placed on the use and/or development of certain properties by the ordinances cited therein for Zoning Map amendments for such properties. The conditions listed in each section are additional to the base zoning district regulations and development projects shall also comply with all other applicable standards and requirements of Title 21 (Zoning) for the zoning district in which a proposed project is located. Where a conflict exists between the provisions set forth in this chapter and other Title 21 requirements, these provisions shall apply.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.020 - Special planned development overlay A.

Special planned development overlay A applies to 2501 Theater Drive, a 3.75 acre parcel located approximately 790 feet west of Theater Drive (Parcel B of Parcel Map recorded in Book 35, Page 38 as designated on the official zoning map). This parcel is conditioned by Ordinance 529 N.S. to require a conditional use permit for any use. Land uses are limited to those that can safely be served via available easements.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.030 - Special planned development overlay B.

Special planned development overlay B applies mid-block between Mesa Road, Prospect Avenue, Golden Hill Road and Union Road as designated on the official zoning map. Six parcels located south of Mesa Road, are conditioned by Ordinance 560 N.S. as follows:

A.

All land uses are subject to approval of a conditional use permit;

B.

That all fee simple driveway strips from the properties to Prospect Avenue be quitclaimed to those parcels having frontage on Prospect Avenue prior to commercial/light industrial use and/or development of the subject properties;

C.

All landlocked parcels either be merged with adjacent parcels that have frontage on either Golden Hill or Mesa Roads or be provided with access, public utility and drainage easements whose adequacy shall be determined by the planning commission prior to recordation.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.040 - Special planned development overlay C.

Special planned development overlay C applies to the Theater Drive Area. All C-2, PD-zoned properties as designated on the official zoning map are conditioned to require a conditional use permit to ensure that land uses will not have a

significant adverse effect on the economic vitality of the downtown as required by Ordinance 568 N.S.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.050 - Special planned development overlay D.

Special planned development overlay D established by Ordinance 568 N.S. is repealed.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.060 - Special planned development overlay E.

Special planned development overlay E established by Ordinance 568 N.S. is repealed.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.070 - Special planned development overlay F.

Special planned development overlay F applies to the Commercial Service Area East of Golden Hill Road, South of Union Road and Highway 46 East. All C-3, PD zoned properties, totaling approximately 162 acres, located east of Golden Hill Road, South of Union Road and Highway 46 East as designated on the official zoning map are conditioned by Ordinance 560 N.S. as follows:

A.

Those properties that abut residentially-zoned land are conditioned to require the following:

Construction of a solid wall of decorative masonry materials such as slumpstone or split-faced block, six to eight feet high; and

Provision of a thick landscaped screen, at least ten feet wide to be planted on commercial property, in a location to be approved by the development review committee; recommended screening materials would include trees or tall shrubs which would grow more than ten feet high such as Eucalyptus Nicholii and Leyland Cypress.

B.

All land uses in the C-3, PD-zoned properties are subject to approval of a conditional use permit to ensure that the following occur:

Commercial light industrial uses do not create noise, visual and/or land use impacts to neighboring land uses;

Commercial uses shall be limited to those which the city council has determined will not have a detrimental effect on the city's goal of revitalizing the downtown.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.080 - Special planned development overlay G.

Special planned development overlay G applies to the Residential-Agricultural (R-A) zoned properties east and west of Airport Road, north of Highway 46 East as designated on the official zoning map. The R-A zoned properties are conditioned by Ordinance 594 N.S. as follows:

A.

The minimum lot size (for creation of new lots via subdivision map, parcel map or lot line adjustment) shall be twenty acres.

B.

Two primary dwelling units are permitted on lots that are twenty acres or larger in area.

C.

The city may refer to those sections of the county of San Luis Obispo's Land Use Element and Land Use Ordinance that prescribe land use types and intensities, site design, and site development standards for the agriculture category in approving, conditionally-approving, or denying applications for building permits, development plans, variances, and conditional use permits.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.090 - Special planned development overlay H.

Special planned development overlay H applies to 1450 Golden Hill Road, an 11.8 acre site (Lot 2 of PR 06-0272) as designated on the official zoning map is conditioned by Ordinance No. 951 N.S. to require a conditional use permit to ensure that uses for the site are limited to senior retirement communities/residential care type uses.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.100 - Special planned development overlay I.

Special planned development overlay I applies to the 21.4 acre site (Parcel 3 of LLA 07-0293) as designated on the official zoning map and is conditioned by Ordinance No. 09-955 N.S. to limit future uses to the following agricultural/recreational related uses, which shall be subject to a conditional use permit as noted below:

A.

Crop production and processing (1).

B.

Wineries, breweries, and distilleries (1).

C.

Tasting rooms (1).

D.

Cultural institutions (2).

E.

Commercial recreation facility—Outdoor (2)(3).

F.

Hot springs resort/spa (2)(3).

G.

Restaurants (2) (sit down or walk up) with outdoor seating and liquor license.

H.

Bed and breakfast inn (2).

I.

Hotel (2), maximum eighteen rooms.

J.

Outdoor storage as an accessory use (1) (shall be screened).

K.

Interpretation Notes (1—3):

Permitted use.

Conditional use—Requires approval of a conditional use permit.

Can be accessory use to a hotel/resort development, subject to approval of a conditional use permit.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.110 - Special planned development overlay J.

Special planned development overlay J applies to the Paso Robles Gateway Project, subject to the following conditions:

A.

Gateway Annexation Area (NW corner of US 101/SR 46W). The 170-acre site (TR 3120) as designated on the official zoning map, is conditioned by Ordinance No. 1098 N.S. to require development of each phase of the site be subject to a development plan to ensure future development is consistent with the uses and the high-quality architectural design and character included in the Conceptual Master Development Plan PD 17-009.

B.

The future application(s) shall include project-level details that were not included in the conceptual master development plan, including architecture, landscaping, colorboards, parking, refined circulation, trash enclosures, fencing, etc.

C.

Future development in the RC-MU-PD-J zoned portions of this site (Areas 2, 4, and 6) are limited to the following uses:

Certified farmers markets (a).

Seasonal stands (including Christmas trees and pumpkins) (a).

Wine tasting rooms (a).

Winery (a) limited to five hundred square feet in size.

Residential uses in conjunction with the mixed-use overlay zoning district (residential units shall be located above the first floor or behind the primary commercial use) (b, c).

Libraries, museums, and art galleries (private) (a).

Convention centers (b).

All permitted or conditionally permitted uses listed under commercial recreation facility - indoor/outdoor of Table

21.32-1 (b).

Cocktail lounges and bars (a).

Food and beverage sales (a).

General merchandise limited to specialized retail and artisans (a).

Pet stores (1).

Restaurants (b) (sit down or walk up).

Barber/beauty shops, nails & tanning salons, massage (a).

Financial services (a).

Offices (a).

Interpretation of Notes (a, b, c).

a.

Permitted use after initial development plan.

b.

Conditional use—Requires approval of a conditional use permit after initial development plan, unless development plan specifically authorized the use.

c.

The seventeen workforce housing units to be constructed with the Village Commercial Center shall be prohibited from short-term rentals such as vacation rental or Airbnb use. A deed restriction shall be required as a condition of approval for the development plan of the phase.

D.

Future development in the R2-RL-PD-J zoned portion of this site (Area 5) shall adhere to the following standards:

Area 5 may be developed with either of the following uses:

A one hundred thirty-five thousand square foot resort including; up to one hundred rooms (fifty-five thousand seven hundred forty square feet), fifty-seven thousand square foot main lodge (includes two thousand five hundred square foot ballroom, one thousand three hundred square foot conference room, four thousand square foot restaurant) one thousand three hundred square foot poolside café/bar, six thousand square foot spa, one thousand square foot conference room, +/-fifteen thousand square foot outdoor event area, pool, one hundred sixty-five parking spaces; or

A high-density resort community with a maximum of eighty residential units. The resort community may consist of attached and detached residences. The residences may be on subdivided lots and available for individual ownership. The individual owners may have the option to individually occupy the units long- or short-term and enter the homes into a rental pool for the resort.

In the event a resort is developed with units that are separate from the main resort building, the owner may later convert up to eighty resort units to multi-family attached and detached residences, which may be available for individual ownership. Any converted resort units may be entered into the rental pool for the resort. Any resort units in excess of eighty may not be converted and shall remain owned and operated as part of the resort. Additional parking may be required to ensure the residences are adequately parked.

In the event a high-density residential resort community is developed, a short-term rental management program shall be submitted with the development plan for review and approval by the planning commission.

E.

Future development in the RL-PD-J zoned portion of this site (Areas 1 and 3) shall adhere to the following standards:

The maximum number of lodging units between the two areas is limited to three hundred twenty-five.

F.

Allowable uses in the AG-PD-J zoned portion of this site (Area 7) shall be limited to the following:

Bee keeping (a).

Cattle, horse & sheep grazing (a).

Crop production (includes dry and irrigated farming, orchards, vineyards) (a).

Crop processing & packaging (does not include wineries, food processing involving cooking, or similar activities) (b).

Interpretation of Notes (a, b).

a.

Permitted use.

b.

Conditional use—Requires approval of a conditional use permit.

(Ord. No. 1144 N.S., § 3(Exh. A), 10-1-2024)

21.04.120 - Reserved.

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Paso Robles Municipal Code
  1. Title 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  2. Chapter 2.04 — COUNCIL MEETINGS
  3. Chapter 2.20 — PLANNING COMMISSION
  4. Chapter 2.24 — EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS
  5. Chapter 2.28 — CITY MANAGER
  6. Chapter 2.34 — CITY CLERK
  7. Chapter 2.40 — BONDS AND SALARIES OF OFFICERS
  8. Chapter 2.44 — PERSONNEL PLAN—RULES AND REGULATIONS
  9. Chapter 2.58 — POLICE RESERVES
  10. Chapter 2.60 — POLICE TRAINING
  11. Chapter 2.62 — TRAINING STANDARDS OF PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHERS
  12. Chapter 2.65 — ELECTIONS
  13. Title 3 — REVENUE AND FINANCE
  14. Chapter 3.01 — ASSESSMENT, LEVY AND COLLECTION OF TAXES BY COU…
  15. Chapter 3.08 — UNIFORM SALES AND USE TAX
  16. Chapter 3.10 — GENERAL TRANSACTIONS AND USE TAX
  17. Chapter 3.11 — SUPPLEMENTAL TRANSACTIONS AND USE TAX
  18. Chapter 3.12 — SPECIAL GAS TAX STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND
  19. Chapter 3.20 — REAL PROPERTY TRANSFER TAX
  20. Chapter 3.21 — VISUAL ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
  21. Chapter 3.22 — CANNABIS BUSINESS TAX
  22. Chapter 3.26 — TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX
  23. Chapter 3.28 — BUSINESS LICENSE TAX
  24. Chapter 3.30 — DENIAL OR REVOCATION OF A BUSINESS LICENSE TAX …
  25. Title 5 — PERMITS AND REGULATIONS
  26. Chapter 5.02 — PARKING AND BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT AREA
  27. Chapter 5.08 — CARD AND BILLIARD ROOMS
  28. Chapter 5.12 — CLOSING OUT SALES
  29. Chapter 5.28 — PRIVATE PATROL
  30. Chapter 5.36 — SOLICITORS
  31. Chapter 5.38 — MASSAGE THERAPY AND MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENTS
  32. Chapter 5.40 — TAXICABS
  33. Chapter 5.45 — ALARM SYSTEMS
  34. Chapter 5.50 — STATE VIDEO FRANCHISES
  35. Chapter 6.04 — PURCHASING AND PAYMENT PROCEDURES
  36. Chapter 7.12 — FOOD AND DRINK ESTABLISHMENTS
  37. Chapter 7.16 — GARBAGE
  38. Chapter 7.30 — UNDERGROUND STORAGE OF HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES
  39. Chapter 7.40 — RECYCLING AND ORGANIC WASTE COLLECTION
  40. Chapter 7.50 — CAMPING
  41. Title 8 — ANIMAL CONTROL
  42. Chapter 8.04 — GENERAL
  43. Chapter 9.02 — EMERGENCY REGULATIONS
  44. Chapter 9.03 — HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
  45. Chapter 9.04 — MISCELLANEOUS MISDEMEANORS
  46. Chapter 9.05 — SKATE PARK AND PUMP TRACK FACILITIES
  47. Chapter 9.06 — NUISANCE ABATEMENT
  48. Chapter 9.07 — PROHIBITED CONDUCT
  49. Chapter 9.12 — GAME RESTRICTIONS FOR MINORS—HOURS
  50. Chapter 9.16 — BINGO
  51. Chapter 9.32 — CURFEW
  52. Chapter 9.36 — PINBALL MACHINES
  53. Chapter 9.38 — UNCLAIMED PROPERTY
  54. Chapter 9.40 — ABANDONED VEHICLES
  55. Chapter 9.41 — SMOKING PROHIBITED IN PUBLIC PLACES
  56. Chapter 9.42 — SWIMMING AND WATER SPORTS PROHIBITED IN CERTAIN…
  57. Chapter 9.45 — FILMING ACTIVITIES
  58. Chapter 9.50 — PROHIBITION ON AGGRESSIVE SOLICITATION
  59. Chapter 9.51 — PSYCHOACTIVE HERBAL INCENSE, PSYCHOACTIVE BATH …
  60. Chapter 9.55 — PARKS AND RECREATION
  61. Title 10 — VEGETATION
  62. Chapter 10.01 — OAK TREE PRESERVATION
  63. Chapter 10.04 — STREET TREE PLANTING AND MAINTENANCE
  64. Title 11 — STREETS AND SIDEWALKS
  65. Chapter 11.02 — ALLEYS
  66. Chapter 11.04 — PRECISE STREETS AND HIGHWAY PLAN
  67. Chapter 11.08 — STREET ADDRESSES AND HOUSE NUMBERS
  68. Chapter 11.12 — CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS, CURBS AND GUTTERS
  69. Chapter 11.20 — STREET EXCAVATIONS
  70. Chapter 11.24 — DISCHARGE OF WASTE WATER INTO STREETS
  71. Article I — Purpose
  72. Article II — Definitions
  73. Article III — Approval of Location Permits
  74. Article IV — General Pushcart Regulations
  75. Article VI — Enforcement
  76. Chapter 11.30 — STREET FURNITURE
  77. Chapter 11.35 — NEWSRACKS
  78. Chapter 11.40 — MODIFICATIONS ON STREET IMPROVEMENT REQUIREMENTS
  79. Chapter 12.04 — DEFINITIONS
  80. Chapter 12.08 — ADMINISTRATION
  81. Chapter 12.12 — ENFORCEMENT
  82. Chapter 12.16 — TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES
  83. Chapter 12.18 — TRAFFIC FEES
  84. Chapter 12.19 — BRIDGE DEVELOPMENT FEE
  85. Chapter 12.20 — TURNING MOVEMENTS
  86. Chapter 12.24 — MISCELLANEOUS DRIVING RULES
  87. Chapter 12.28 — PEDESTRIANS
  88. Chapter 12.32 — STOPPING, STANDING AND PARKING
  89. Chapter 12.36 — LOADING AND UNLOADING
  90. Chapter 12.37 — VALET
  91. Chapter 12.38 — PARKING RESTRICTIONS
  92. Chapter 12.43 — RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMITS
  93. Chapter 12.45 — PARKING BENEFIT DISTRICT
  94. Chapter 12.46 — TRUCK ROUTES
  95. Chapter 12.50 — ONE-WAY TRAFFIC
  96. Chapter 12.54 — SPEED LIMITS
  97. Chapter 12.58 — BICYCLES
  98. Chapter 12.90 — SCHEDULES
  99. Chapter 12.92 — OPERATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES ON PUBLIC PROPERTY
  100. Chapter 13.01 — MUNICIPAL AIRPORT OPERATIONS
  101. Chapter 13.02 — AIRPORT COMMISSION
  102. Title 14 — WATER AND SEWERS
  103. Chapter 14.02 — WATER CONSERVATION AND WATER SHORTAGE CONTINGE…
  104. Chapter 14.04 — WATER RATES AND REGULATIONS
  105. Chapter 14.06 — REGULATION OF WELL CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR, MODIF…
  106. Chapter 14.07 — NON-POTABLE WATER SERVICE
  107. Chapter 14.08 — SEWERAGE SYSTEM OPERATIONS
  108. Article I — General Provisions
  109. Article II — Sewer Connection
  110. Article III — Private Wastewater Systems
  111. Article IV — Violations and Penalties
  112. Chapter 14.10 — SEWER USE
  113. Article I — Purpose and Policy
  114. Article II — Prohibitions and Limits on Discharges
  115. Article III — Hauled Waste
  116. Article IV — Small Winery and Small Brewery Program
  117. Article V — Fats, Oils and Grease Control Program
  118. Article VI — Industrial Wastewater Discharge Permits
  119. Article VII — Pretreatment
  120. Article VIII — Compliance Monitoring
  121. Article IX — Reporting Requirements
  122. Article X — Public Participation
  123. Article XI — Fees, Rates, and Charges
  124. Article XII — Liability and Enforcement
  125. Article XIII — Affirmative Defense to Discharge Violations
  126. Article XIV — Miscellaneous Provisions
  127. Chapter 14.12 — CONNECTIONS TO MAINS WHERE STREETS TO BE IMPRO…
  128. Chapter 14.16 — SEWER CHARGES
  129. Chapter 14.18 — CROSS-CONNECTIONS CONTROL AND INSPECTIONS
  130. Article I — General Provisions
  131. Article II — Prohibitions
  132. Article III — Reduction of Pollutants in Storm Water
  133. Article IV — Construction Activities
  134. Article V — Post-Construction
  135. Article VI — Inspection, Monitoring, and Data Collection
  136. Article VII — Enforcement
  137. Title 15 — PUBLIC UTILITIES
  138. Chapter 15.04 — UNDERGROUND UTILITIES DISTRICTS
  139. Title 16 — FIRE
  140. Chapter 16.04 — FIRE LIMITS
  141. Chapter 16.08 — FIRE DEPARTMENT
  142. Chapter 16.10 — ABATEMENT OF HAZARDOUS FUELS AND RUBBISH
  143. Title 17 — BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION
  144. Chapter 17.04 — UNIFORM CODES
  145. Chapter 17.08 — MOVING BUILDINGS
  146. Chapter 17.12 — SECURITY OF BODIES OF WATER TO BE USED FOR THE…
  147. Chapter 17.16 — DEMOLITION OF BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES
  148. Chapter 17.18 — AMENDMENTS TO THE CALIFORNIA EXISTING BUILDING…
  149. Chapter 17.20 — SMALL RESIDENTIAL ROOFTOP SOLAR SYSTEMS
  150. Chapter 17.25 — ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS
  151. Title 19 — BILLBOARD SIGNS
  152. Chapter 19.01 — PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY
  153. Chapter 19.02 — REVIEW PROCESS
  154. Chapter 19.03 — ALLOWED LOCATIONS
  155. Chapter 19.04 — DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR BILLBOARDS
  156. Chapter 19.05 — NONCONFORMING BILLBOARDS
  157. Chapter 20.04 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  158. Chapter 20.08 — DEFINITIONS
  159. Chapter 20.12 — PERMIT REQUIREMENTS
  160. Chapter 20.16 — GRADING REQUIREMENTS
  161. Chapter 20.20 — CONTROL OF DRAINAGE, EROSION AND DUST CONTROL
  162. Chapter 20.24 — VIOLATIONS AND APPEALS
  163. Title 21 — ZONING
  164. Chapter 21.01 — PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY OF THE ZONING CODE
  165. Chapter 21.02 — INTERPRETATION OF THE ZONING CODE
  166. Chapter 21.03 — ZONING DISTRICTS
  167. Chapter 21.04 — SPECIAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS ESTABLISHED
  168. Chapter 21.05 — SPECIFIC PLANS ESTABLISHED
  169. Chapter 21.06 — ZONING MAP
  170. Chapter 21.08 — PLANNING AUTHORITIES
  171. Chapter 21.09 — APPLICATION PROCESSING AND COMMON PROCEDURES
  172. Chapter 21.10 — AMENDMENTS TO THE GENERAL PLAN, ZONING CODE, A…
  173. Chapter 21.11 — SPECIAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS (SPD)
  174. Chapter 21.12 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
  175. Chapter 21.13 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS ESTABLISHED
  176. Chapter 21.14 — SPECIFIC PLANS
  177. Chapter 21.15 — DEVELOPMENT REVIEW
  178. Chapter 2.16 — DEVELOPMENT PLANS
  179. Chapter 21.17 — SITE PLANS
  180. Chapter 21.18 — PLOT PLANS
  181. Chapter 21.19 — CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS AND ADMINISTRATIVE USE…
  182. Chapter 21.20 — TEMPORARY USE PERMITS
  183. Chapter 21.21 — HOME OCCUPATION PERMITS
  184. Chapter 21.22 — VARIANCES
  185. Chapter 21.24 — ENTITLEMENT IMPLEMENTATION, EXTENSIONS, AMENDM…
  186. Chapter 21.25 — APPEALS AND CALLS FOR REVIEW
  187. Chapter 21.26 — PUBLIC HEARINGS AND NOTICE
  188. Chapter 21.27 — REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS
  189. Chapter 21.32 — LAND USE REGULATIONS IN ZONING DISTRICTS
  190. Chapter 21.33 — RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICTS (R-A, R-1, R-2, R…
  191. Chapter 21.34 — COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, AND AIRPORT ZONING DIS…
  192. Chapter 21.35 — PUBLIC FACILITIES, PARKS AND OPEN SPACE, OPEN …
  193. Chapter 21.36 — OVERLAY ZONING DISTRICTS (HOS, HP, MU, PD, L, …
  194. Chapter 21.41 — RULES OF MEASUREMENT
  195. Chapter 21.42 — ACCESSORY STRUCTURES
  196. Chapter 21.43 — AWNINGS, CANOPIES, AND PATIO COVERS
  197. Chapter 21.44 — FENCES, WALLS, AND HEDGES
  198. Chapter 21.45 — LANDSCAPING AND OPEN SPACE
  199. Chapter 21.47 — MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND SCREENING
  200. Chapter 21.48 — PARKING AND LOADING REGULATIONS
  201. Chapter 21.50 — OBJECTIVE DESIGN STANDARDS FOR MIXED-USE AND M…
  202. Chapter 21.51 — REFUSE AND RECYCLING AREAS
  203. Chapter 21.52 — SIGNS
  204. Chapter 21.53 — SWIMMING POOLS
  205. Chapter 21.54 — UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
  206. Chapter 21.55 — VISIBILITY AT INTERSECTIONS
  207. Chapter 21.56 — WATER EFFICIENT LANDSCAPING
  208. Chapter 21.58 — ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS
  209. Chapter 21.59 — ADULT BUSINESS USES
  210. Chapter 21.60 — CANNABIS
  211. Chapter 21.61 — DENSITY BONUS
  212. Chapter 21.62 — HISTORIC PRESERVATION
  213. Chapter 21.63 — MURALS
  214. Chapter 21.64 — SHORT-TERM RENTALS
  215. Chapter 21.65 — URBAN DWELLING UNITS
  216. Chapter 21.66 — WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES
  217. Chapter 21.69 — STANDARDS FOR SPECIFIC LAND USES AND ACTIVITIES
  218. Chapter 21.74 — GENERAL NONCONFORMING PROVISIONS
  219. Chapter 21.75 — NONCONFORMING LOTS
  220. Chapter 21.76 — NONCONFORMING STRUCTURES
  221. Chapter 21.77 — NONCONFORMING USES
  222. Chapter 21.78 — OTHER NONCONFORMING PROVISIONS
  223. Chapter 21.80 — FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT
  224. Chapter 21.81 — HILLSIDE DEVELOPMENT
  225. Chapter 21.82 — LIGHTING AND ILLUMINATION
  226. Chapter 21.83 — NOISE
  227. Chapter 21.84 — OAK TREE PRESERVATION
  228. Chapter 21.85 — PERFORMANCE STANDARDS—GENERAL
  229. Chapter 21.86 — SURFACE MINING AND RECLAMATION
  230. Chapter 21.90 — PURPOSE
  231. Chapter 21.91 — LAND USE DEFINITIONS
  232. Chapter 21.92 — GENERAL DEFINITIONS
  233. Title 22 — SUBDIVISIONS
  234. Chapter 22.04 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  235. Chapter 22.08 — DEFINITIONS
  236. Chapter 22.12 — TENTATIVE MAP
  237. Chapter 22.14 — VESTING TENTATIVE MAP PROCEDURES
  238. Chapter 22.16 — FINAL MAP
  239. Chapter 22.18 — LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT PROCESS
  240. Chapter 22.20 — DESIGN OF IMPROVEMENTS
  241. Chapter 22.24 — CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS
  242. Chapter 22.28 — EXCEPTIONS
  243. Chapter 22.32 — APPEAL
  244. Chapter 22.34 — URBAN LOT SPLITS

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