Chapter 18.52 — Q ROCK, SAND AND GRAVEL EXTRACTION DISTRICT›Article II — Hillside Planned Development Permit
Pleasanton Zoning Code Ch. 18.116 Temporary Uses (§ 18.116.010 – § 18.116.060)
Pleasanton Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-25 · Pleasanton
Cite as: Pleasanton Zoning Code Chapter 18.116 · Text as of 2026-09-25
The following temporary uses shall be permitted upon the granting of a use permit in accord with the provisions of section 18.124.170 of this title relating to temporary use permit: A.
Temporary conditional uses in C districts prescribed in Section 18.44.080 of this title;
B.
Subdivision sales offices, and model home complexes; such uses shall be located so as to minimize their impact on adjoining occupied dwellings, generally a minimum separation of 200 feet;
C.
Construction yards located not less than 200 feet from any existing dwelling outside the subdivision;
D.
Nonresidential uses conducted in trailers, provided each use shall be a permitted use or a conditional use in the district in which it is located;
E.
Trailer residence of fair, circus or carnival personnel or Christmas tree sales personnel on the site of the principal use, or trailer residence of a watchman on the site of a construction project; F.
Reverse vending machines or other small recycling collection facilities in accordance with Chapter 9.22. (Prior code § 2-10.22; Ord. 1312 § 1, 1987; Ord. 2155 § 3, 2017) A.
"Home boutique" means and is defined as the indoor sale of homemade, nonimported craft and art goods whereby the legal tenant of the residence in which the boutique is operated must be one of the creators of the home-made goods. The operation, including sales and storage area, shall not occupy more than three rooms and the garage area of the residence in which it is conducted, nor be located closer than a half mile to any other home boutique operating on the same day.
B.
A home boutique may be permitted upon grant of a use permit where the findings listed in Section 18.124.070 of this title can be made by the zoning administrator.
C.
A permit for a home boutique shall authorize conduct of the use for a specified period not to exceed three days in any one calendar year.
D.
Mailed project notifications shall be provided in accordance with the procedures detailed in Section 18.12.044.
E.
If a hearing is requested, a public hearing before the zoning administrator shall be held prior to a decision being made. No public hearing shall be held unless such a request is made.
F.
The use permit may be revocable or granted subject to such conditions as the zoning administrator may prescribe. Conditions may include, but shall not be limited to:
1.
Requiring that no structural alterations be made to the structure in order to accommodate the home boutique;
2.
A maximum of four signs, not less than 400 feet apart, and each sign no more than six square feet in area. These signs shall not be placed, used or maintained in any location upon public property, rights-of-way or within public easements, where such placement endangers the safety of persons or property, or unreasonably interferes with or impedes the flow of traffic or the ingress or egress from any residence or business. These signs may be displayed no longer than the permitted hours of operation of the home boutique they are advertising;
3.
A maximum of eight hours of operation in a single day, with the specific hours as proposed by the boutique operators and as proposed in notices to surrounding property owners;
Requiring all boutique members to have a city business license.
G.
Determinations of the decision-making body are final unless appealed under the provisions of Chapter
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