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Chapter 18.156

Article IX — AUTOMOBILE SALES DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS

Redlands Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · Redlands

18.156.650: PURPOSE OF PROVISIONS:

The purpose of the provisions of this article is to establish standards for the development of new and used automobile sales facilities where sales are conducted outdoors. (Ord. 2571 § 8, 2004)

18.156.660: PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS:

The following property development standards shall apply when they are more restrictive than the development standards for the particular zone in which new or used automobile sales are proposed to be conducted:

  • A. Site Area: Each site shall have a minimum area of fifty thousand (50,000) square feet.

  • B. Site Dimensions: The minimum lot width and depth dimensions shall be two hundred feet (200').

  • C. Parking: Off street parking shall be provided in accordance with the provisions of chapter 18.164 of this title.

  • D. Landscaping: A minimum of ten percent (10%) of the site shall be landscaped. Landscaping shall be placed along the entire street

frontage, except for driveway openings and walkways. Landscaping shall be oriented to enhance public views and accent on site structures.

E. Architectural Treatment: It is the policy of the City to require high quality architectural treatment. The design of the facilities shall be harmonious with the character and quality of the neighborhood and community.

F. Service Areas And Facilities: Service areas and facilities shall be completely screened from view from the public right-of- way. Screening shall be by use of walls, earth berms, landscaping or a combination thereof. (Ord. 2571 § 8, 2004)

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  1. Chapter 18.04
  2. Chapter 18.08
  3. Chapter 18.16
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  5. Chapter 18.24
  6. Chapter 18.28
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  8. Chapter 18.32
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  11. Chapter 18.40
  12. Chapter 18.44
  13. Chapter 18.48
  14. Chapter 18.52
  15. Chapter 18.56
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  17. Chapter 18.64
  18. Chapter 18.68
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  23. Chapter 18.88
  24. Chapter 18.92
  25. Chapter 18.96
  26. Chapter 18.100
  27. Chapter 18.104
  28. Chapter 18.108
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  30. Chapter 18.116
  31. Chapter 18.120
  32. Chapter 18.124
  33. Chapter 18.128
  34. Chapter 18.132
  35. Chapter 18.138
  36. Chapter 18.140
  37. Chapter 18.144
  38. Chapter 18.148
  39. Chapter 18.152
  40. ▸ Chapter 18.156
    Overview
    1. Article I — ADAPTIVE REUSES IN HISTORICALLY SIGNIFICANT HOMES
    2. Article II — AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATIONS
    3. Article III — BED AND BREAKFAST INNS
    4. Article V — DRIVE-THROUGH RESTAURANTS AND SERVICES
    5. Article VI — NONRESIDENTIAL USES IN A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
    6. Article VII — SECOND RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS
    7. Article VIII — FAMILY DAYCARE HOMES
    8. Article IX — AUTOMOBILE SALES DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
    9. Article X — PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL SPORTS AND RECREATION COURTS
    10. Article XI — RECYCLING CENTERS
    11. Article XII — WAREHOUSES AND LOGISTICS DISTRIBUTION CENTERS
    12. Article XIII — LOW-BARRIER NAVIGATION CENTERS
    13. Article XIV — FARMWORKER HOUSING STANDARDS
    14. Article XV — SINGLE ROOM OCCUPANCY FACILITIES
    15. Article XVI — TWO-UNIT PROJECTS ON RESIDENTIAL PARCELS
  41. Chapter 18.160
  42. Chapter 18.164
  43. Chapter 18.168
  44. Chapter 18.172
  45. Chapter 18.176
  46. Chapter 18.178
  47. Chapter 18.180
  48. Chapter 18.184
  49. Chapter 18.188
  50. Chapter 18.190
  51. Chapter 18.192
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  54. Chapter 18.195
  55. Chapter 18.196
  56. Chapter 18.200
  57. Chapter 18.204
  58. Chapter 18.208
  59. Chapter 18.212
  60. Chapter 18.216
  61. Chapter 18.224
  62. Chapter 18.228
  63. Chapter 18.230
  64. Chapter 18.266

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