Chapter 19.217 — RESIDENTIAL LIVESTOCK OVERLAY ZONE (RL)

The Residential Livestock Overlay Zone (RL) is established to permit greater flexibility in certain requirements pertaining to the keeping of farm animals such as horses, ponies, mules, cows, goats and sheep, pigs and swine under Future Farmers of America-supervised and 4-H-supervised projects, in those areas of the City where the keeping of such animals is already prevalent. It is also the intent of the RL Zone to provide opportunities for those whose lifestyle includes the keeping of such animals to locate in such neighborhoods in order to separate such activities from areas occupied by those who do not share such a lifestyle.

(Ord. 7331 §21, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

The Residential Livestock Overlay Zone may be combined with any single-family residential zone for both existing and new residences.

(Ord. 7331 §21, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

Permitted uses in the Residential Livestock Overlay Zone shall be any use permitted in the single-family residential zone with which said zone is combined; provided, however, that the following regulations shall prevail notwithstanding any contrary requirements in the underlying single-family residential zone:

A.

Not more than a total of two horses, ponies, mules, cows, goats and sheep, and swine and pigs subject to the provisions of subsection B of this section, or a total of two of any combination thereof shall be kept on any lot; provided that said lot has a minimum area of 20,000 square feet; and further provided that one additional such animal may be kept for each additional 10,000 square feet over the minimum area requirement;

B.

Swine or pigs shall be permitted in the Residential Livestock Overlay Zone only upon the condition that said animals are kept and maintained as a duly authorized Future Farmers of America or 4-H project;

C.

Offspring of permitted animals shall not be counted in determining the permitted number of animals if such offspring do not exceed the following age limitations:

1.

Cattle, 24 months;

2.

Horses, 18 months;

3.

Ponies, 18 months;

4.

Mules, 18 months;

5.

Sheep, 12 months;

Goats, 12 months;

7.

Pigs, 60 days;

8.

Swine, 60 days;

D.

All animals permitted pursuant to this section shall be housed, penned or pastured at least 60 feet from any residence, excluding the residence on the lot where the animals are kept;

E.

The premises where such animals are kept shall be maintained in a clean, neat and sanitary condition at all times in order to insure the public health, safety, comfort, convenience and general welfare. Unless all animal manure on the premises is removed from the premises daily, said manure accumulated each day shall be placed in boxes or receptacles of a design and construction acceptable to the Riverside County Health Officer, and the boxes or containers maintained to prevent access to the contents thereof by flies and to prevent offensive odors. All watering troughs shall be maintained so as to prevent the breeding of mosquitoes. Said premises shall be maintained in accordance with all applicable ordinances, laws, rules, and regulations pertaining to the care of animal habitation, manure removal, fly-producing conditions, and mosquitoes.

(Ord. 7331 §21, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

Chapter 19.219 - RESIDENTIAL PROTECTION OVERLAY ZONE (RP)

The Residential Protection Overlay Zone (RP) is established to preserve the character of single-family residential neighborhoods where the physical conversion of single-family dwellings to higher occupancy rental housing units has the potential to increase densities beyond those intended for single-family zoned neighborhoods. Modifications that essentially transform single-family dwellings into multiple-family dwellings or boardinghouses, both of which are prohibited within single-family zones, has a negative cumulative effect on the public's health, safety and welfare. These conversions can lead to overcrowding, excessive onstreet parking, neighborhood disturbances, and other undesirable impacts.

The specific purpose of the Residential Protection Overlay Zone is to:

A.

Establish development standards for affected properties to ensure the development review process provides for consideration of the impacts of new construction, alterations, and changes in use that have the potential to increase the intensity of single-family properties beyond that anticipated by the established zoning or the City's General Plan.

B.

Ensure the design of dwellings and on-site parking is appropriate for the area's character, and is appropriate for the area's capacity to accommodate increases in densities, which may be limited due to infrastructure, such as sewer, traffic control, on- and off-street parking, safety services, parkland, etc.

(Ord. 7592 § 4(Exh. E), 2022; Ord. 7331 § 22, 2016; Ord. 7302 § 2, 2015)

A.

The Residential Protection Overlay Zone shall require the provisions of this chapter to apply to any construction that results in a new habitable structure, the addition to an existing habitable structure, or modifications to the configuration (i.e., floor plan, layout, etc.) of an existing habitable structure.

B.

The provisions of this chapter shall not apply to any new construction, additions or modifications that result in 1,000 square feet or less of total dwelling area on a lot.

C.

For any lot developed with more than one dwelling unit, including Accessory and Junior Accessory Dwelling Units pursuant to Chapter 19.442 and Two-Unit Developments pursuant to 19.443, the provisions of this Chapter shall apply individually to each dwelling unit on the lot.

(Ord. 7592 § 4(Exh. E), 2022; Ord. 7331 § 22, 2016; Ord. 7302 § 2, 2015)

The following development standards shall apply to the dwelling area of single-family residential structures (exclusive of garages, unconditioned patios, porches, and other such accessory structures).

A.

Bedrooms. The total area of all bedrooms shall not exceed 50 percent of the total dwelling area of the structure, as defined by Article X of the Zoning Code. The calculation of bedroom area shall not include closets or bathrooms, and measurements shall be from the centerline of interior walls, and the exterior of exterior walls.

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B.

Common living area. The total combined common living area as defined by Article X of the Zoning Code shall be equal to or greater than the total combined area of all bedrooms. The calculation of common living area and bedroom area shall not include closets, bathrooms or hallways, and shall be measured from the centerline of interior walls, and the exterior of exterior walls.

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C.

Parking. In addition to the minimum parking requirements of Chapter 19.580 - Parking and Loading, any new construction, or modification to an existing dwelling, which results in a dwelling with five or more bedrooms, shall comply with the following:

1.

When the number of bedrooms in a dwelling equals or exceeds five, an additional open parking space shall be provided in a location that does not block access to other required parking spaces. The additional open parking space shall be in a location that complies with 19.580.070.A.2, except an existing driveway in front of a garage converted to a habitable space may remain and be counted toward the additional required open space, provided the driveway space meets the minimum parking space dimensions specified in this chapter.

2.

This provision shall not apply to units developed pursuant to Chapter 19.443 (Two-Unit Developments).

(Ord. 7592 § 4(Exh. E), 2022; Ord. 7331 § 22, 2016; Ord. 7302 § 2, 2015)

Notwithstanding other provisions of the Zoning Code to the contrary, a nonconforming structure shall not be expanded or modified, unless such modifications bring the structure into compliance with the requirements of the Residential Protection Overlay Zone, or return the structure to the original single-family residential floor plan, subject to granting of the necessary building permits and other applicable permits.

(Ord. 7592 § 4(Exh. E), 2022; Ord. 7331 § 22, 2016; Ord. 7302 § 2, 2015)

Chapter 19.220 - SPECIFIC PLAN OVERLAY ZONE (SP)

The Specific Plan Overlay Zone (SP) is established to implement Sections 65450 through 65457 of the State Government Code. The Specific Plan Overlay Zone may be applied to all properties within the City lying within the bounds of an adopted specific plan, except those properties within the Downtown Specific Plan or the Northside Specific Plan. The area within the Downtown Specific Plan boundaries is within the Downtown Specific Plan Zone that establishes the zoning for that area and is not an overlay zone. The area within the Northside Specific Plan boundaries is within the Northside Specific Plan Zone that establishes the zoning for that area and is not an overlay zone. The Specific Plan Overlay Zone may be applied to any underlying base zone and may be applied in conjunction with other overlay zones.

(Ord. 7542, § 2, 2020; Ord. 7331 §23, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

For those properties where the Specific Plan Overlay Zone is applied, all permitted use restrictions, development standards, and other applicable standards or regulations governing development as contained within the adopted specific plan shall apply. To the extent that the specific plan does not enumerate use restrictions, development standards, or other applicable regulations, the standards associated with the underlying base zone shall apply. In the event that provisions of the adopted specific plan conflict with or do not correspond with the provisions of the underlying base zone, the provisions as contained in the adopted specific plan shall apply and supersede the underlying base zone requirements. Specific plans shall be prepared and processed to Chapter 19.820 (Specific Plan/Specific Plan Amendments).

(Ord. 7630 § 6, 2023; Ord. 7431 § 4, 2018; Ord. 7331 §23, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

Chapter 19.230 - WATER COURSE OVERLAY ZONE (WC)

The Water Course Overlay Zone (WC) is established to clearly identify and designate areas of the City as floodways, stream channels and areas that are subject to periodic flooding and accompanying hazards, and that should be kept free from particular structures or improvements that may endanger life or property or significantly restrict the carrying capacity of the designated floodway or stream channel. The Water Course Overlay Zone may be applied to any underlying base zone and may be applied in conjunction with other overlay zones.

(Ord. 7331 §24, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

A.

Table 19.230.020 (Permitted land uses in the Water Course Overlay Zone) identifies permitted uses and uses that are subject to the granting of a conditional use permit. These land use regulations shall supersede the regulations of the underlying base zone. Uses and structures that were permitted or conditionally permitted prior to the addition of the WC Overlay Zone shall be subject to the additional provisions of Table 19.230.020 (Permitted land uses in the Water Course Overlay Zone).

B.

Uses not listed in Table 19.230.020 (Permitted land uses in the Water Course Overlay Zone) shall be prohibited unless the Community & Economic Development Director or his/her designee, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 19.060 (Interpretation of Code) determines that the use is similar to and will have no greater impact than a permitted or conditional use listed in Table 19.230.020 (Permitted land uses in the Water Course Overlay Zone).

C.

No grading is permitted except as may be authorized for a permitted or conditionally permitted use.

(Ord. 7331 §24, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

Table 19.230.020

Permitted Land Uses in the Water Course Overlay Zone

19.230.030 - Nonconforming uses and structures.

Notwithstanding other provisions of the Zoning Code to the contrary, a nonconforming use shall not be expanded but may be modified, altered or repaired to incorporate flood-proofing measures, provided such measures do not raise the level of the design flood.

(Ord. 7331 §24, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

ARTICLE VII. - SPECIFIC LAND USE PROVISIONS Division I. - SPECIFIC PERMITTED LAND USES Chapter 19.240 - ADULT-ORIENTED BUSINESSES

19.240.010 - Purpose.

A.

The purpose of this chapter is to prevent community-wide adverse economic impacts, increased crime, decreased property values, and the deterioration of neighborhoods that can be brought about by the concentration of adult-oriented businesses, as defined in Section 9.40.020 of the Riverside Municipal Code, in close proximity to each other or proximity to other incompatible uses such as schools for minors, assemblies of people—non-entertainment and residentially zoned properties or uses.

B.

The City Council finds that it has been demonstrated in various communities that the concentration of adult-oriented businesses causes an increase in the number of transients in the area and an increase in crime, in addition to the effects described above, and can cause other businesses and residents to move elsewhere. It is, therefore, the purpose of this chapter to establish reasonable and uniform regulations to prevent the concentration of adult-oriented businesses or their close proximity to incompatible uses, while permitting the location of adult-oriented businesses in certain areas.

(Ord. 7331 §25, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

19.240.020 - Definitions.

A.

Establishment of an adult-oriented business. As used herein, to "establish" an adult-oriented business shall mean and include any of the following:

1.

The opening or commencement of any adult-oriented business as a new business;

2.

The conversion of an existing business, whether or not an adult-oriented business, to any adult-oriented business defined herein;

3.

The addition of any of the adult-oriented businesses defined herein to any other existing adult-oriented business; or

4.

The relocation of any such adult-oriented business.

B.

All other terms relative to adult-oriented business are contained in Section 9.40.020 of the Riverside Municipal Code and are incorporated into this chapter by reference.

(Ord. 7331 §25, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

19.240.030 - Permit requirements.

A.

Every person who proposes to maintain, operate or conduct an adult-oriented business in the City of Riverside shall file an application with the Police Chief upon a form provided by the City of Riverside and shall pay a filing fee, as established by resolution adopted by the City Council from time to time, that shall not be refundable.

B.

It shall be unlawful for any person to engage in, conduct or carry on, or to permit to be engaged in, conducted or carried on, in or upon any premises in the City of Riverside, the operation of an adult-oriented business unless the person first obtains and continues to maintain in full force and effect a permit from the City of Riverside as herein required.

C.

It shall be unlawful for any persons to engage in or participate in any live performance depicting specified anatomical areas or involving specified sexual activities in an adult-oriented business unless the person first obtains and continues in full force and effect a permit from the City of Riverside as herein required.

D.

Adult-oriented businesses are regulated by Chapter 9.40 of the Riverside Municipal Code and subject to the minimum proximity requirements contained in Section 19.250.040.

(Ord. 7331 §25, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

A.

Adult-oriented businesses shall only be established, located, or operated in the I (Industrial) Zone and only when within the ascribed distances of the certain specified land uses or zones set forth here. These distances shall be measured from the closest point upon the outside walls of the building or building lease space containing the adult-oriented business to the nearest point upon the outside walls or property lines of the building or property of concern.

1.

The business shall not be located within 600 feet of any other adult-oriented business.

The business shall not be located within 1,000 feet of a historic district.

3.

The business shall not be located within 600 feet of any residential dwelling unit, residential zone or homeless shelter.

4.

The business shall not be located within 1,000 feet of any school, religious assembly, family day care home or day care center.

5.

The business shall not be located within 600 feet of any park.

The business shall not be located within 600 feet of a freeway corridor.

The business shall not be located within a ½ mile (2,640 feet) of the Santa Ana River Trail.

The business shall not be located within 100 feet of a railway corridor.

B.

No variances shall be granted from these location requirements.

(Ord. 7528 §1(Exh. A), 2020; Ord. 7520 §1(Exh. A), 2020; Ord. 7331 §25, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

Chapter 19.245 - ARCADES AND INTERNET/CYBER CAFÉS

19.245.010 - Purpose.

The purpose of regulating arcades, internet cafés and similar establishments is to ensure compatibility with surrounding uses and properties and to avoid any impacts associated with such uses.

(Ord. 7331 §26, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

19.245.020 - Applicability and permit requirements.

Arcades and internet/cyber cafés, as defined in Article X (Definitions), are permitted as set forth in Article V, Base Zones and Related Use and Development Provisions subject to the requirements contained in this chapter.

(Ord. 7331 §26, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

19.245.030 - Site location, operation and development standards.

The standards set forth in Article V, Base Zones and Related Use and Development Provisions, shall apply to all arcades, internet cafés and similar establishments, unless otherwise specified here.

A.

Site location standards.

Any arcade or internet café shall only be established, located or operated where permitted pursuant to Article V, Base Zones and Related Use and Development Provisions, and only when within the ascribed distances of the certain specified land uses or zones set forth here. These distances shall be measured from the closest point upon the outside walls of the building or building lease space containing the arcade or internet café to the nearest property line of the property of concern.

a.

The business shall not be located within 600 feet of any school, assemblies of people—non-entertainment, park or hospital.

b.

The business shall not be located within 100 feet of any residential dwelling unit or residential zone.

B.

Operation and development standards.

1.

At all times, each arcade or internet café operator shall maintain an adult attendant on the premises. If there are more than 40 arcade and game machines or computers, two or more adult attendants shall be present.

2.

The hours of operation shall be limited to between 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 a.m. daily.

3.

If there are more than ten arcade and game machines or computers, an adult attendant shall be located on a raised dais, positioned so as to readily observe all machines and all areas of business. The floor plan shall be submitted for the Planning and Building Divisions' review.

4.

Patrons under the age of 18 shall not be permitted without a legal guardian during the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. weekdays and after 10:00 p.m. on any day of the week. Notice of these hours shall be posted at the entrance of the business in lettering of at least two inches in size. This prohibition will exclude days that are either legal holidays or when the under 18 patron's school is off-track. Each under 18 patron will be required to show proper school identification upon entering the premises for purpose of playing. Store management will check the patron's identified school against published school schedules ensuring that the patron is attending on a non-school day prior to allowing the patron to proceed.

5.

A minimum of 30 square feet of gross floor area shall be provided for each arcade or game machines or computers.

6.

Any and all forms of gambling are prohibited.

7.

Soundproofing shall be provided sufficient to prevent noise and vibrations from penetrating into surrounding properties or building lease spaces.

8.

A security plan shall be provided to the Riverside Police Department and Planning Division for review and approval.

9.

The business shall provide a security officer in the business that is bonded and licensed by the State of California during the peak hours of 6:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m., unless otherwise waived by the Police Department.

10.

A sign shall be posted in the front of the business indicating that no loitering is permitted per the Riverside Municipal Code. In addition, a waiting area inside the business shall be provided for customers waiting to use a station. No outside waiting or seating is permitted.

11.

Prior to occupancy of the business, the business owner shall sign a trespass authority letter authorizing the Riverside Police Department to enforce trespass law. A copy of this letter shall be provided to the Planning Division.

12.

No intoxicated person shall be permitted to remain on premises, nor shall there be consumption of alcohol on the premises.

All persons in the business shall be required to sign a log and provide a valid California, government or school identification with a photograph and age of the individual to the staff.

14.

No pay phones shall be permitted on any such premises.

15.

Bicycle parking facilities shall be provided in an area convenient to the main entrance, and out of the path of vehicular or pedestrian travel.

(Ord. 7331 §26, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

19.245.040 - Modifications.

Modifications to the above site location, operation or development standards may be considered in conjunction with a conditional use permit at a noticed public hearing pursuant to Chapter 19.760.

(Ord. 7331 §26, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

Chapter 19.250 - ASSEMBLIES OF PEOPLE—ENTERTAINMENT

The intent and purpose of regulating assemblies of people principally for entertainment purposes (theaters, clubs, lodges, banquet halls, auditoriums, stadiums, etc.) is to ensure compatibility with surrounding uses and properties and to avoid any impacts associated with such uses.

(Ord. 7331 §27, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

Assemblies of people for entertainment purposes, as defined in Article X (Definitions), excluding adult entertainment that is regulated by Chapter 19.240, are permitted as set forth in Article V, Base Zones and Related Use and Development Provisions subject to the requirements contained in this chapter.

(Ord. 7505 § 1(Exh. A), 2020; Ord. 7331 §27, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

19.250.025 - Entertainment permit.

Entertainment activities associated with any primary permitted land use are subject to the provisions of Chapter 5.80 (Entertainment Permit).

(Ord. 7505 § 1(Exh. A), 2020)

19.250.030 - Site location, development and operational standards.

The standards set forth in Article V, Base Zones and Related Use and Development Provisions, shall apply to assemblies of people principally for entertainment purposes unless otherwise specified here. Moreover, such assemblies shall comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, policies and regulations.

A.

Site location standards.

1.

The site shall have adequate access to a public street.

2.

The site shall be adequate in size and shape to accommodate the use and all yards, walls, parking, landscaping and other required improvements.

3.

The business shall not be located within 600 feet of a hospital, public or private school (kindergarten through twelfth grade), church or public park, as measured from any point upon the outside walls of the building or building lease space containing the business to the nearest property line of the hospital, school, church or park site, except in the Downtown arts and Entertainment District, as defined in Article X, where the 600 foot distance restriction does not apply. However, in said Downtown Arts and Entertainment District, the Community & Economic Development Director or his/her designee shall consider distances from the above listed uses for the purpose of achieving compatibility of the business with neighboring uses as part of the review process.

4.

The business shall not be located within 100 feet of any existing residential dwelling or property zoned for residential uses as measured from any point upon the outside walls of the building or building lease space containing the business to the nearest property line of the residential property. This provision shall not be mandatory with regard to residential uses that are a part of a mixed use zone or mixed use project approved under a discretionary permit.

5.

The site shall not be in such proximity to other uses designed for human habitation, including extended care facilities, motels and hotels that disturbances are likely to be caused by traffic, parking, noise or lighting.

Adequate provisions shall be made for vehicular and pedestrian access to the facility at peak business hours.

B.

Development and operational standards.

1.

The use shall not substantially increase vehicular traffic on streets in a residential zone.

2.

The use shall not substantially lessen the usability or suitability of adjacent or nearby properties for planned or zoned uses.

3.

The use shall not substantially increase traffic hazards to pedestrians.

4.

The use shall not cause a substantial adverse affect to health, safety or the general welfare of the neighborhood from light, glare or noise.

5.

Soundproofing shall be sufficient to prevent noise and vibrations from penetrating into surrounding properties or buildings as determined by an acoustical analysis prepared by a qualified design professional or acoustical engineer. An acoustical analysis may be required based on neighborhood compatibility and may require additional soundproofing as determined through the MCUP or CUP process.

6.

A security plan shall be provided for the approval of the Police Department demonstrating and committing to the provision of adequate on-site security.

7.

Lighting, as certified by a qualified lighting engineer, shall be provided pursuant to Chapter 19.556 throughout private parking lots and access areas serving the business.

8.

The submitted site plan shall demonstrate adequate accommodations for the queuing of patrons so as not to obstruct walkways, driveways or parking areas and so as not to create noise related disturbances to adjacent properties.

9.

The submitted site plan shall demonstrate the availability of adequate parking, maneuvering, ingress and egress to accommodate patrons during peak business hours.

(Ord. 7331 §27, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

Modifications to the above site location, operation or development standards shall be considered in conjunction with the required conditional use permit or minor conditional use permit, as applicable.

(Ord. 7331 §27, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

Chapter 19.255 - ASSEMBLIES OF PEOPLE—NON-ENTERTAINMENT

The purpose of regulating assemblies of people for non-entertainment (places of worship, fraternal and service organizations conference facilities, etc.), is to ensure compatibility with surrounding uses and properties and to avoid impacts associated with such uses.

(Ord. 7331 §28, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

A.

Assemblies of people—Non-entertainment and assemblies of people non-entertainment—Storefront, as defined in Article X (Definitions), as a stand alone use are permitted as set forth in Article V, Base Zones and Related Use and Development Provisions subject to the requirements contained in this chapter.

B.

Assemblies of people—Non-entertainment—Storefront shall not exceed 4,000 square feet. Any facility larger than 4,000 square feet shall not be considered a "Storefront".

C.

Dwelling units are not permitted in any industrial zones, or in conjunction with assemblies of people—non-entertainment—storefront.

(Ord. 7408 §1, 2018; Ord. 7331 §28, 2016; Ord. 6966 §1, 2007)

19.255.030 - Site location, operation and development standards.

The standards set forth in Article V, Base Zones and Related Use and Development Provisions, shall apply to assemblies of people—non-entertainment uses unless otherwise specified here.

A.

General requirements.

Parking.

a.

Parking shall be provided in accordance with Chapter 19.580 (Parking and Loading). In determining the adequacy of parking to serve an assemblies of people— non-entertainment use, the Development Review Committee or Planning Commission, as applicable, shall take into account such factors as off-peak hours of operation of the use relative to other uses within the complex. The Development Review Committee or Planning Commission, as applicable, may impose such conditions as necessary on the operating hours and characteristics of the operations to provide for adequate parking at all times.

b.

Parking for places of worship affiliated with a housing development project shall be provided in accordance with Government Code Section 65913.6.

c.

Setbacks shall be at least 20 feet from every property line and shall not be located within any front yard required in such zone; provided, however, that any interior side or rear yard may be used for off-street parking purposes.

2.

Setbacks shall be at least 20 feet from every property line and shall not be located within any front yard required in such zone; provided, however, that any interior side or rear yard may be used for off-street parking purposes.

B.

Additional requirements or special conditions applicable to dwelling unit(s) incidental to assemblies of people—non-entertainment.

1.

Parking shall be provided in accordance with Chapter 19.565.060 (Parking Standards Incentive). A parking analysis may be provided to justify modifications from those standards. The parking analysis shall identify the parking needs to address the operating hours and characteristics of the operations to provide for adequate parking at all times.

2.

Maximum height of any dwelling units shall be 35 feet.

3.

A written management, maintenance and security plan shall be provided for review and approval by the Community & Economic Development Director or his/her designee.

C.

Additional requirements for assemblies of people—Non-entertainment—Storefront.

1.

Operation and development standards:

a.

Facilities shall be limited to assemblies of people—non-entertainment uses (e.g., including worship services, prayer meetings, church socials, Sunday school and incidental office uses). No other activities are permitted including use as a residence, community social and recreational programs or activities;

b.

Normal operations of the facilities shall be restricted to indoor uses;

c.

No substantial adverse impacts on adjoining uses will result.

(Ord. 7660, § 4, 2024; Ord. 7652 § 5, 2023)

19.255.040 - Modifications.

Modifications to site location, operation and development standard may be considered in conjunction with the required conditional use permit or minor conditional use permit, as applicable pursuant to Chapter's 19.730 and 19.760.

(Ord. 7408 §1, 2018; Ord. 7331 §28, 2016)