Chapter 19.31 — DOWNTOWN SPECIFIC PLAN DOWNTOWN CODE
Roseville Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Roseville
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§ 19.31.010. Purpose. ¶
The purpose of the Downtown Specific Plan Downtown Code is to direct public and private development consistent with the community vision for the Downtown Specific Plan Area. Redevelopment within the older areas of the City of Roseville presents unique development challenges. The Downtown Specific Plan Downtown Code is therefore a comprehensive document for the Downtown Specific Plan Area that provides detailed performance criteria and development standards that are intended to facilitate development while recognizing the area’s unique character. Key elements addressed in the Downtown Specific Plan Downtown Code include:
A. Permitted and conditionally permitted uses for various zone districts.
B. Prescriptive development standards including setbacks, height requirements, parking standards, and floor area ratios.
C. Development guidelines addressing buffers and adjacency issues, landscaping, entry monumentation, and public realm improvements.
D. Entitlement processes that vary from applications throughout the remainder of the City of Roseville.
E. Downtown sign regulations.
F. Details that define the character of the Downtown Specific Plan Area.
G. Downtown Specific Plan Area incentives.
H. Parcel specific considerations.
The Downtown Specific Plan Downtown Code is consistent with the City of Roseville’s goals, policies and applicable regulations and is intended to be the primary resource for development review within the Downtown Specific Plan Area.
(Ord. 5428 § 1, 2014)
§ 19.31.020. Definition. ¶
“Downtown specific plan area” means a 176-acre area encompassing historic old town, Vernon Street, and Royer and Saugstad Parks. This area is further defined in the Downtown Specific Plan. (Ord. 5428 § 1, 2014)
§ 19.31.030. Downtown Code—Adopted. ¶
The Downtown Specific Plan Downtown Code as amended by the City Council from time to time is hereby adopted and is incorporated into this chapter by reference as though it were fully set forth herein. A copy of the Downtown Specific Plan Downtown Code is available for use and examination by the public in the City of Roseville’s Planning Division and can be found on the City of Roseville’s website.
(Ord. 5428 § 1, 2014)
§ 19.31.040. Conflicts. ¶
In the event of any conflict between the provisions of the Downtown Specific Plan Downtown Code and the provisions of the Roseville Municipal Code, the provisions of the Downtown Specific Plan Downtown Code shall prevail. However, with regard to topics that the Downtown Specific Plan Downtown Code does not address, the provisions of the Roseville Municipal Code shall prevail. (Ord. 5428 § 1, 2014)
§ 19.31.050. Violations. ¶
A violation of the requirements of the Downtown Specific Plan Downtown Code is punishable as an infraction.
(Ord. 5428 § 1, 2014)
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▸ Title 19 — Zoning
Overview- Chapter 19.02 — ENACTMENT AND APPLICABILITY
- Chapter 19.04 — INTERPRETATIONS
- Chapter 19.06 — ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONE DISTRICTS
- Chapter 19.08 — USE TYPE CLASSIFICATIONS
- Chapter 19.10 — RESIDENTIAL ZONES
- Chapter 19.12 — COMMERCIAL ZONES
- Chapter 19.14 — INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING ZONES
- Chapter 19.16 — CIVIC AND RESOURCE PROTECTION ZONES
- Chapter 19.18 — OVERLAY AND SPECIAL PURPOSE ZONES
- Chapter 19.20 — GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
- Chapter 19.22 — ACCESSORY USES AND STRUCTURES
- Chapter 19.24 — NONCONFORMING USES, STRUCTURES AND PARCELS
- Chapter 19.26 — OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING
- Chapter 19.28 — RESIDENTIAL DENSITY BONUS
- Chapter 19.30 — SPECIAL AREA AND SPECIFIC USE REQUIREMENTS
- Chapter 19.33 — COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR SPECIFIC PLANS
- Chapter 19.34 — ANTENNAS AND COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES
- Chapter 19.36 — BUS DEPOTS
- Chapter 19.37 — CORPORATE CENTERS
- Chapter 19.38 — EMERGENCY SHELTER
- Chapter 19.39 — FOOD SERVICE FACILITY
- Chapter 19.40 — FOOD DISTRIBUTION
- Chapter 19.42 — HOME OCCUPATION
- Chapter 19.44 — LARGE AMUSEMENT COMPLEXES
- Chapter 19.46 — LARGE FAMILY DAY CARE
- Chapter 19.47 — LOW BARRIER NAVIGATION CENTERS
- Chapter 19.48 — MOBILE HOME PARKS
- Chapter 19.49 — NIGHTCLUBS
- Chapter 19.50 — OPEN AIR VENDING FACILITIES
- Chapter 19.52 — OUTDOOR RESTAURANT SEATING
- Chapter 19.54 — PERSONAL STORAGE FACILITIES
- Chapter 19.55 — POWER GENERATING FACILITIES
- Chapter 19.56 — RECYCLING COLLECTION CENTERS
- Chapter 19.57 — RELOCATION OF DWELLINGS (SINGLEOR TWO-FAMILY)
- Chapter 19.58 — RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION
- Chapter 19.59 — REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION
- Chapter 19.60 — ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS
- Chapter 19.61 — SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS
- Chapter 19.62 — MARIJUANA DISPENSARIES
- Chapter 19.63 — MARIJUANA CULTIVATION AND USE
- Chapter 19.64 — TEMPORARY USES
- Chapter 19.66 — TREE PRESERVATION
- Chapter 19.68 — USED GOODS COLLECTION CENTERS
- Chapter 19.70 — AUTHORITY TO ADMINISTER TITLE
- Chapter 19.72 — ZONING CLEARANCE CERTIFICATION
- Chapter 19.74 — PERMIT AND VARIANCE REQUIREMENTS
- Chapter 19.76 — APPLICATION PROCESSING PROCEDURES
- Chapter 19.78 — PUBLIC REVIEW PROVISIONS AND APPROVAL STANDARDS
- Chapter 19.80 — APPEALS
- Chapter 19.82 — MAJOR PROJECTS PERMIT PROCESSING
- Chapter 19.84 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
- Chapter 19.86 — ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS
- Chapter 19.88 — REVOCATION PROCEDURE
- Chapter 19.90 — ENFORCEMENT
- Chapter 19.91 — SMALL RESIDENTIAL ROOFTOP SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM …
- Chapter 19.95 — DEFINITIONS OF TERMS AND PHRASES