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Title IV — Interim Zones›Chapter 8 — COMBINING ZONES

Sacramento County Zoning Code § 408-05 Proposed Development Plan and Request for (pd) Zone

Sacramento County Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-10-23 · Sacramento County

Cite as: Sacramento County Zoning Code § 408-05 · Text as of 2026-10-23

Within one (1) year after approval of the preliminary plan an application may be filed with the Secretary of the Planning Commission for a (PD) zone. The petitioner shall include with the application for zone change his proposed development plan for all or a portion of the property included within the preliminary plan, which shall include all information required for the preliminary plan and the following:

  • a. Maps showing existing topography, tree cover, buildings, streets, and other existing physical features;

  • b. Detailed breakdown of the proposed land use showing: lot lines, location of buildings, parking areas, common grounds, recreation improvements and structures, and open spaces around buildings and structures;

  • c. Elevation drawings of typical proposed structures and improvements for each proposed use except detached single family dwellings;

  • d. At least one (1) perspective drawing or model which will demonstrate the architectural character of the project;

  • e. Proposed agreements, deed restrictions, bylaws and Articles of Incorporation which relate to the preservation or maintenance of open space and associations created to preserve and maintain said open space;

  • f. A schedule and sequence of development for all of the property included in the preliminary development plan even though the applicant elects to include only a portion of the property in the proposed tentative development plan.

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