Title 18 — Zoning›Chapter 18.504 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 4
Article I — General Provisions
San Dimas Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · San Dimas
§ 18.504.005. Definitions. ¶
Equestrian Area. The "equestrian area" is defined as the area designated as E or Equestrian Paddocks on Exhibit C. The only lots where the equestrian area is present are those lots designated as "E" lots on Exhibit C.
"E" Lots. The term "E" lots refers to lots where equestrian uses may be permitted, as noted on Exhibit B. The only portion of "E" lots that may be improved with equestrian uses is the equestrian area.
Residential Development Area. The "residential development" portion of lots, in this chapter, means the portion designated in Exhibit C for residential uses. The residential development portion of the lot is the only portion of the lot that permits residential structures.
Scenic Easement. The "scenic easement" area means the portion of the lot designated "D" on Exhibit C. The scenic easement area is limited to native landscape, temporary irrigation and paved walkways.
Type A, Type B and Type C Lots. Type A, Type B and Type C lots are designated in Exhibit B and are defined in Section 18.504.110 . (Ord. 1137, Exh. A, 2003)
§ 18.504.010. Location. ¶
Specific Plan No. 4 applies to the area located west of Valley Center Avenue and north of Walnut Creek Regional Wilderness Park. Exhibit B depicts the specific plan area. (Ord. 1137, Exh. A, 2003)
§ 18.504.020. Purpose and intent. ¶
A. The purpose of Specific Plan No. 4 is to provide for the classification and development of parcels of land as coordinated, comprehensive projects so as to take advantage of the superior environment that will result from large-scale community planning.
B. The regulations established by this chapter are intended to allow a diversity of housing types and development standards created specifically for the project area while ensuring substantial compliance with the spirit, intent and provisions of this code.
C. Alternative development standards have been incorporated in this chapter in return for development sensitivity and increased amenities to serve the inhabitants of this and surrounding community areas.
D. Development standards are proposed to achieve the following objectives:
To minimize the alteration of existing landforms;
To minimize the intrusion of man-made structures into the Walnut Creek County Regional Park viewshed;
To conserve the scenic qualities of the area;
To provide an enriched residential environment with aesthetic cohesiveness, harmonious massing of structures, and interfacing of open space through the utilization of superior land planning and architectural design.
(Ord. 1137, Exh. A, 2003)
§ 18.504.030. General notes. ¶
A. Unless otherwise specified, all development within Specific Plan No. 4 shall comply with this code.
B. Terms used in this chapter shall have the same meaning as defined in this code, unless otherwise defined in this chapter.
C. Any details or issues not specifically covered by this chapter shall be subject to the regulations of this code.
D. All references in this chapter relate to ordinances of this code currently written unless expressly provided to the contrary. In the event that any condition or term set forth in this chapter is declared illegal or unenforceable, the other terms and conditions shall remain in full force and effect to the full extent permitted by the law.
(Ord. 1137, Exh. A, 2003)
§ 18.504.040. Development plan—Review and disposition. ¶
A. Unless otherwise provided, before any grading or building is erected on any lot or parcel in the Specific Plan No. 4 area, a development plan shall be submitted for review and approval in accordance with the process outlined in Chapter 18.12 of this title.
B. The above bodies, in approving any lot or lots in Specific Plan No. 4, shall consider the following:
The proposed improvements will maintain or enhance the existing character and purpose of Specific Plan No. 4.
The proposed improvements are in conformity with the viewshed area from the Walnut Creek Wilderness Park.
The house and appurtenances are sited in a manner that minimizes visual impact and disturbance to the natural terrain.
- The architectural character, style and use of materials harmonize with the natural setting. (Ord. 1137, Exh. A, 2003)
§ 18.504.045. Density. ¶
The total number of residential lots permitted is one hundred ninety-six. No lots established by this specific plan may be further subdivided.
(Ord. 1137, Exh. A, 2003)
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▸ Title 18 — Zoning
Overview- Chapter 18.04 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
- Chapter 18.08 — DEFINITIONS
- Chapter 18.12 — DEVELOPMENT PLAN REVIEW
- Chapter 18.14 — WATER-EFFICIENT LANDSCAPES
- Chapter 18.16 — ZONING DISTRICTS, MAPS AND BOUNDARIES
- Chapter 18.20 — RESIDENTIAL ZONES GENERALLY
- Chapter 18.22 — DENSITY BONUS
- Chapter 18.24 — S-F SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE
- Chapter 18.26 — DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS OVERLAY ZONE
- Chapter 18.28 — SF-A SINGLE-FAMILY AGRICULTURE ZONE
- Chapter 18.32 — SF-H SINGLE-FAMILY HILLSIDE ZONE
- Chapter 18.35 — SF-DR SINGLE-FAMILY DOWNTOWN RESIDENTIAL ZONE
- Chapter 18.38 — ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS
- Chapter 18.40 — AFFORDABLE HOUSING OVERLAY ZONE
- Chapter 18.42 — MULTIPLE-FAMILY (MF) ZONE
- Chapter 18.44 — MULTIPLE-FAMILY THIRTY UNITS PER ACRE (MF-30) …
- Chapter 18.48 — MF-D MULTIPLE-FAMILY ZONE— DUPLEX
- Chapter 18.50 — DOWNTOWN SPECIFIC PLAN
- Chapter 18.52 — RPD RESIDENTIAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENT ZONE
- Chapter 18.64 — A-L LIGHT AGRICULTURAL ZONE
- Chapter 18.92 — C-H COMMERCIAL-HIGHWAY ZONE
- Chapter 18.96 — C-N COMMERCIAL-NEIGHBORHOOD ZONE
- Chapter 18.104 — CPO COMMUNITY PARKING OVERLAY ZONE
- Chapter 18.108 — SCENIC HIGHWAY OVERLAY ZONE
- Chapter 18.112 — P-H PRIVATE HORSE OVERLAY ZONE
- Chapter 18.116 — CONSERVATION OVERLAY ZONE
- Chapter 18.122 — MOBILE HOME PARK ZONE
- Chapter 18.124 — OS OPEN SPACE ZONE
- Chapter 18.128 — INDUSTRIAL ZONES
- Chapter 18.132 — PS PUBLIC/SEMIPUBLIC ZONE
- Chapter 18.136 — A-P ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL ZONE
- Chapter 18.140 — C-G CREATIVE-GROWTH ZONE
- Chapter 18.142 — DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR SPECIFIC LAND USES
- Chapter 18.150 — WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES
- Chapter 18.152 — SIGNS
- Chapter 18.156 — VEHICLE PARKING AND STORAGE
- Chapter 18.162 — TREE PRESERVATION
- Chapter 18.164 — HILLSIDE DEVELOPMENT
- Chapter 18.168 — ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS
- Chapter 18.170 — ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS
- Chapter 18.172 — PUBLICLY OWNED PROPERTY
- Chapter 18.180 — FLOOD CONTROL
- Chapter 18.184 — HOME BASED BUSINESSES
- Chapter 18.186 — RESERVED
- Chapter 18.188 — RESERVED
- Chapter 18.190 — SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES
- Chapter 18.192 — UNCLASSIFIED USES
- Chapter 18.194 — MARIJUANA AND MEDICAL MARIJUANA
- Chapter 18.196 — TEMPORARY USES
- Chapter 18.198 — RECYCLING FACILITIES, DONATION BOXES AND NON-…
- Chapter 18.200 — CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
- Chapter 18.204 — VARIANCES
- Chapter 18.208 — ZONE CHANGES AND AMENDMENTS
- Chapter 18.212 — APPEAL PROCEDURES
- Chapter 18.500 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 2
- Chapter 18.502 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 3
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▸ Chapter 18.504 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 4
- Chapter 18.508 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 6
- Chapter 18.510 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 7
- Chapter 18.512 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 8
- Chapter 18.514 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 9
- Chapter 18.516 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 10
- Chapter 18.518 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 11
- Chapter 18.520 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 12
- Chapter 18.522 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 13
- Chapter 18.526 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 16
- Chapter 18.528 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 17
- Chapter 18.532 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 20
- Chapter 18.534 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 21
- Chapter 18.536 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 22
- Chapter 18.538 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 23
- Chapter 18.540 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 24
- Chapter 18.542 — SPECIFIC PLAN NO. 25