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Title 21 — ZONING›Chapter 21.04 — SPECIAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENTS ESTABLISHED

Chapter 21.05 — SPECIFIC PLANS ESTABLISHED

Paso Robles Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-25 · Paso Robles

21.05.010 - Adopted specific plans.

Specific plans adopted by the city of Paso Robles are summarized in Table 21.05.010-1.

Table 21.05.010-1: Adopted Specific Plans

Specific
Plan No.
Name Date Approved Resolution/Ordinance No.
SP-1 Union 46 Specific Plan1 March 1, 1988 Resolution 88-12
SP-2 Borkey Specific Plan2 January 8, 1990 Ordinance 588
Amendments
- Cuesta College Amendment February 17, 1998 Ordinance 741
- Fee Update December 15, 1998 Ordinance 758
- Subareas B and C September 21, 1999 Ordinance 779
- Street Standards April 16, 2002 Ordinance 824
- Kiessig Annexation July 16, 2002 Ordinance 827
- Setback and Height amendments September 3, 2002 Ordinance 836
- Cop/Bastide Village December 17, 2002 Ordinance 848
- Subarea B (Traditions) May 20, 2003 Ordinance 856
- Subarea B (Commercial) June 17, 2003 Ordinance 860
- La Quinta April 6, 2004 Ordinance 872
- Experimental Station Street Standard January 3, 2006 Ordinance 911
- Experimental Station and River Oaks Multifamily April 4, 2006 Ordinance 915
- Buena Vista and Experimental Station Multifamily June 5, 2007 Ordinance 931
- Ayres Hotel October 16, 2012 Resolution 07-079
Ordinance 986
- Arjun Apartments June 18, 2013 Ordinance 992
SP-3 Uptown Town Center Specific Plan3 March 9, 2011 Ordinance 978
Amendments
1 October 18, 2012 Ordinance 984
2 October 1, 2013 Ordinance 996
3 October 21, 2014 Ordinance 1008
4 May 19, 2015 Ordinance 1015
5 August 1, 2017 Ordinance 1042
6 February 6, 2018 Ordinance 1050
SP-4 Olsen - South Chandler Ranch Specific Plan4 February 20, 2020 Resolution 20-026
SP-5 Beechwood Specific Plan5 October 6, 2020 Resolution 20-153
SP-6 Reserved - North Chandler Ranch Specific Plan
1. Chapter 3 of the Union 46 Specific Plan establishes maximum densities (number of dwelling units) that may be developed within subareas
and various development regulations such as: minimum lot sizes, maximum developable slopes, setbacks, and grading limitations that
supplement and supersede certain development regulations for underlying zoning districts shown on the zoning map.
2. Chapter 3 of the Borkey Specific Plan establishes maximum densities (number of dwelling units) that may be developed within subareas
and various development regulations such as: minimum lot sizes, agricultural buffers, setbacks, and other standards that supplement and
supersede certain development regulations for underlying zoning districts shown on the zoning map.
3. Chapter 5 of the Uptown Town Center Specific Plan is a form-based zoning code that includes a regulating plan and detailed regulations
for development of properties within the area covered by this specific plan. This regulating plan map supersedes the zoning map, which was
amended to delete all zoning districts, base and overlay, that predated adoption of this specific plan. The regulations in Chapter 5 do refer to
certain chapters and sections in this title as having effect within the area covered by the specific plan.
4. Chapter 3 of the Olsen-South Chandler Specific Plan is a form-based zoning code that includes a regulating plan and detailed regulations
for development of properties within the area covered by this specific plan. This regulating plan map supersedes the zoning map, which was
amended to delete all zoning districts, base and overlay, that predated adoption of this specific plan. The regulations in Chapter 3 do refer to
certain chapters and sections in this title as having effect within the area covered by this specific plan and establishes maximum densities
(number of dwelling units) that may be developed within subareas and various development regulations such as: minimum lot sizes,
agricultural buffers, setbacks, and other standards that supplement and supersede certain development regulations. To the extent any
regulation within the specific plan conflicts with this title, the specific plan shall govern.
5. Chapter 2 of the Beechwood Area Specific Plan is a form-based zoning code that includes a regulating plan and detailed regulations for
development of properties within the area covered by this specific plan. This regulating plan map supersedes the zoning map, which was
amended to delete all zoning districts, base and overlay, that predated adoption of this specific plan. The regulations in Chapter 2 do refer to
certain chapters and sections in this title as having effect within the area covered by this specific plan and establishes maximum densities
(number of dwelling units) that may be developed within subareas and various development regulations such as: minimum lot sizes,
agricultural buffers, setbacks, and other standards that supplement and supersede certain development regulations. To the extent any
regulation within the specific plan conflicts with this title, the specific plan shall govern.

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

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