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Title 17 — ZONING

§ 17.12

Rolling Hills Estates Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Rolling Hills Estates

17.12.010 - Applicable requirements.

In addition to the requirements of Sections 17.02.020 through 17.02.695 and 17.06.010 through 17.06.440 and Chapters 17.62 and 17.64, which are applicable to all residential districts, the requirements set out in this chapter shall apply to real property designated as R-A-15.

(Prior code § 1830.3 (part))

17.12.020 - Property development standards.

A.

Minimum Required Lot Area. The R-A-15 shall be a single-family residential district with a minimum required lot area of fifteen thousand square feet.

B.

Minimum Lot Dimensions. R-A-15 district lots shall have a minimum required lot width of seventy-five feet and a minimum required lot depth of one hundred twenty-five feet.

C.

Maximum Lot Coverage. The maximum lot coverage standards for the R-A-15 district are specified in Section 17.06.070.

D.

Minimum Area of Main Building. Main buildings erected in the R-A-15 district shall have a total minimum area of one thousand, six hundred square feet.

(Ord. 549 § 5, 1993; prior code § 1830.3 (a)—(d))

Chapter 17.14 - R-A-10 DISTRICT

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Rolling Hills Estates Zoning Code
  1. Title 17 — ZONING
  2. ▸ Title 17 — ZONING
    Overview
    1. § 17.02
    2. § 17.04
    3. § 17.06
    4. § 17.07
    5. § 17.08
    6. § 17.10
    7. § 17.12
    8. § 17.14
    9. § 17.15
    10. § 17.16
    11. § 17.18
    12. § 17.20
    13. § 17.22
    14. § 17.26
    15. § 17.28
    16. § 17.30
    17. § 17.36
    18. § 17.38
    19. § 17.39
    20. § 17.40
    21. § 17.42
    22. § 17.43
    23. § 17.44
    24. § 17.46
    25. § 17.47
    26. § 17.50
    27. § 17.52
    28. § 17.54
    29. § 17.55
    30. § 17.56
    31. Chapter 17.57 — REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION
    32. Chapter 17.66 — VARIANCES
    33. Chapter 17.80 — URBAN DWELLING UNITS

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