Series 200 — BASE DISTRICTS›Article 206 — RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD DISTRICT
206.01: PURPOSE:
Porterville Zoning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-09 · Porterville
The Residential Neighborhood (RN) District is intended to implement the neighborhood centers shown on the General Plan Land Use Diagram and guide the design of new residential neighborhoods. More specifically, these standards are intended to accomplish the following purposes:
A. Create compact neighborhoods with a defined, mixed-use center including public open space, a school or other community facilities, and neighborhood commercial.
B. Create neighborhood centers with a mix of retail, civic, and service-oriented uses to support local transit and provide places for social interaction for neighborhood residents.
C. Create a street system that is well-aligned with and connected to streets in adjacent neighborhoods and allows residents to walk, bike, or drive directly and safely to parks, schools, and neighborhood shopping via a continuous system of streets, sidewalks, and bike routes.
D. Provide a variety of housing types, designs, and lot sizes to serve the range of household types and incomes in Porterville, and give each home individuality. (Ord. 1866, 11-19-2019)
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- Series 100 — INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
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▸ Series 200 — BASE DISTRICTS
Overview- Article 200 — AGRICULTURE/RURAL/CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
- Article 201 — RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS
- Article 202 — DOWNTOWN DISTRICTS
- Article 203 — COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS
- Article 204 — EMPLOYMENT DISTRICTS
- Article 205 — PUBLIC AND OPEN SPACE DISTRICTS
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▸ Article 206 — RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD DISTRICT
- Article 207 — PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (PD) DISTRICT
- Series 300 — ADDITIONAL USE AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS
- Series 400 — LAND DIVISIONS
- Series 500 — OVERLAY DISTRICTS
- Series 600 — ADMINISTRATION AND PERMITS
- Series 700 — GENERAL TERMS