The purpose of this chapter is to provide definitions of terms and phrases used in this Zoning Ordinance that are technical or specialized or that may not reflect common usage. If any of the definitions in this chapter conflict with definitions in other provisions of this Zoning Ordinance, these definitions shall control for the purposes of this Zoning Ordinance. If a word is not defined in this chapter or in other provisions of this Zoning Ordinance, the Director shall determine the correct definition.

Terms and phrases defined in this chapter shall be applicable to all contexts within this Zoning Ordinance, unless the context in which they are used clearly indicates otherwise.

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Referenced Definitions.

Flood Damage Prevention Overlay Zone Definitions. All definitions related to the Flood Damage Prevention Overlay Zone are located in Section 20.255.170 (Definitions).

Sign Definitions. All definitions related to signs and sign regulations are located in Section 20.320.120 (Definitions).

Adult Entertainment Establishment Definitions. All definitions related to adult entertainment establishments are located in Section 20.405.070 (Definitions).

Wireless Telecommunication Facilities. All definitions related to wireless telecommunication facilities are located in Section 20.465.180.

(Ord. No. 2014-1398, 8-12-2014).

A-weighted Sound Pressure Level (dBA). Some frequencies of noise are more noticeable than others. To compensate for this fact, different sound frequencies are weighted more.

Abandoned. The condition resulting when the building(s) of a piece of property have been vacated and all activities related to the approved land use have been discontinued for a period of twelve (12) consecutive months or more, or twenty-four (24) months or more for any property designated as a Transitional Zone. The status of maintenance and the condition of the property shall not be a determining factor in the abandoned status.

Abutting or Adjoining. Having Zone boundaries or property/lot lines in common.

Accessory Dwelling Unit. An attached or a detached residential dwelling unit that provides complete independent living facilities for one or more persons. It shall include permanent provisions for living, sleeping, eating, cooking, and sanitation on the same parcel as the single-family or multifamily dwelling is situated. An Accessory Dwelling Unit also includes the following:

An efficiency unit, as defined in Section 17958.1 of the Health and Safety Code.

A manufactured home, as defined in Section 18007 of the Health and Safety Code.

(Ord. 2017-1445, 7/11/2017; Ord. No. 2020-1493, § 2(Exh. B), 10-13-2020; Ord. No. 2020-1494, § 2(Exh. B), 11-10-2020)

Accessory Structure. A structure that is subordinate to, and detached from the main structure, the use of which is incidental and subordinate to that of the main structure. See Chapter 20.410 (Accessory Dwelling Units and Accessory Structures).

(Ord. 2017-1445, 7/11/2017)

Accessory Use. A land use that is incidental and subordinate to the main use of the site and located on the same site as the main use. An accessory use may be located either in the principal structure or an accessory structure.

Adjacent Property Line. See, "Property Line, Adjacent."

Adult Bookstore. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Adult Cabaret. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Adult Computer Software Establishment. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Adult Entertainment Business (land use). Any establishment engaging in any of the activities defined in Section 20.405.070 (Definitions).

Adult Entertainment Establishment. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Adult Model Studio. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Adult Motel. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Adult Motion Picture Arcade (Peep Show). See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Adult Motion Picture Theater. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Adult Residential Facility (land use). A residential facility that provides twenty-four (24)-hour non-medical care for adults ages eighteen (18) through fifty-nine (59), who are unable to provide for their own daily needs. Adults may have physical, developmental, and/or mental disabilities.

Large. An Adult Residential Facility serving seven (7) or more adults per the definition above. This includes the provision of non-medical care for seven (7) or more adult persons on a less than twenty-four (24)-hour basis and commercial care centers for adults. It excludes substance-recovery shared living/dwelling units.

Small. An Adult Residential Facility serving six (6) or fewer adults per the definition above.

Adult Theater. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Adult Video Games. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Agent. A person authorized in writing by a property owner to represent and act for the property owner in contacts with City employees, committees, Planning Commission, and the Council, regarding matters regulated by this Zoning Code.

Agricultural/Horticultural (land use). The growing of any horticulture or agricultural of crops, or the raising of animals, as further defined below in conjunction with a residential or agricultural use, subject to the regulations of the applicable Zone and Chapters 20.210 (Agricultural Zones) and 20.415 (Animals). Does not include Commercial Cannabis Activity or Cannabis Cultivation, Outdoor, which are prohibited uses under Subsection 20.205.030(D) of this Zoning Ordinance.

Non-Commercial. This includes the raising of vegetables, flowers, fruit trees, nut trees, vines and ornamentals, and shrubs. Raising of animals is not permitted within this land use.

Commercial. This includes commercial and wholesale greenhouses and nurseries for the production of vines, trees, and other horticultural stock.

Processing and Packaging. The on-site processing and packing of any horticulture or agricultural of crops, including animals, in conjunction with an agricultural use, subject to the regulations of the applicable Zone, Chapters 20.210 (Agricultural Zones) and 20.415 (Animals), and the conditions of the required CUP.

Plans and Crops Wholesale Production. Includes the raising of vegetables, flowers, fruit trees, nut trees, vines and ornamentals, and shrubs for wholesale distribution on a residential lot.

Alley. Any public roadway without curbs or sidewalk having a roadway not exceeding twenty-five (25) feet in width that is primarily used for access to the rear or side entrances of abutting properties.

Alter or Alteration. To make a change in the supporting members of a structure (e.g., bearing walls, columns, beams or girders) that will prolong the life of the structure.

Ancillary Alcohol-Service. Any portion of or space within an established "Commercial Entertainment" land use business that serves alcohol for on-site or off-site consumption. Requires a CUP.

Animal Keeping (land use). The act of maintain one or multiple animals on a property; type, disposition, and number of animals is regulated by Section 20.415 (Animals) and Table 20.415-2.

Animal Sales and Services (land use). A commercial land use including any individual or combination of the following:

Boarding/Kennels. Shelter and care of animals, daily or overnight, on a commercial basis including feeding and activities. Includes "dog daycare."

Grooming. The provision of bathing, tending, or general trimming services on a commercial basis.

Veterinary Hospitals. An establishment providing medical and surgical treatment for small domestic animals.

Retail Sales. The retail sale and boarding of small animals within an enclosed building.

Animal Shelter (land use). A nonprofit facility operated for the purposes of impounding, harboring, selling, placing and retrieving seized, strayed, distressed, homeless, abandoned or unwanted animals. May include incidental activities including vaccination, training classes, spay/neuter services, and boarding services.

Apartment Building. Any building or structure, or portion thereof, which contains three (3) or more dwelling units.

Appeal. A request by an interested party for a de novo review of a decision.

Applicant. A person filing an application in compliance with this Zoning Code who is:

The owner or lessee of property;

A party who has contracted to purchase property contingent upon that party's ability to acquire the necessary approvals required for that action in compliance with this Zoning Code, and who presents written authorization from the property owner to file an application with the City; or

The agent of either of the above who presents written authorization from the property owner to file an application with the City.

Application Efficiency (AE). A measure of the efficiency of an irrigation system.

Application Rate. The depth of water applied to a given area, measured in inches per minute, inches per hour or gallons per hour.

Applied Water. The portion of water supplied by the irrigation systems to the landscape.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Approval. Includes both approval and approval with conditions.

Appurtenance. A tower, spire, cupola, chimney, penthouse, water tank, flagpole, theater scenery loft, radio or television antenna, transmission tower, fire equipment, or other similar structure that is attached to a structure and not intended for human occupancy.

Architectural Feature. Any portion of the outer surface of a structure, including the kind, color and texture of the building material, the type and style of all windows, doors, roof shape, decorations, or other fixtures appurtenant to a structure. Architectural features include the following elements: chimney, fireplace, columns, cornices, eaves, belt courses, water tables, sills, buttresses, capital, bases, and canopy/awning elements. All architectural features shall be consistent with the architectural character, style, and of complementary color to, to the primary structure.

Architectural Projection. A marquee, porch, canopy or similar projection of a building.

Area, Building. The sum in square feet of the area of the horizontal projections of all buildings on a lot excluding buttresses, chimneys, cornices, eaves, open pergolas, patios, steps, unenclosed and unroofed terraces, unenclosed private balconies not used for access, and minor ornamental features projecting from the walls of a building that are not directly supported by the ground.

Area, Lot, or Site. The horizontal area within the property lines of a lot. If a street dedication is required, the lot or site area shall be calculated using the size of the lot prior to the street dedication.

Assembly and Recreation (land use). A building located in a mobile/manufactured housing park or development designed for indoor assembly and/or recreation for on-site residents only.

ATM (land use). A pedestrian-oriented machine used by bank and financial service patrons for conducting transactions including deposits, fund transfers, and withdrawals without contact with financial institution personnel.

Freestanding Exterior/Exterior Wall. A freestanding machine or machine installed in an exterior wall that functions as an ATM as an accessory use to the primary building use(s).

Interior to Building/Vestibule. A space located inside a building dedicated to the functions of an ATM, as an accessory use to the primary building use(s).

Auctions, Indoor (land use). Any commercial or industrial use conducting the live or silent sale of products or merchandise through an auction process. All activities shall be conducted completely indoors and shall abide by all noise, loading, and storage standards of this Zoning Ordinance applicable to the Zone.

Automatic Irrigation Controller. A mechanical or solid-state timer, capable of operating valve stations to set the days and length of time of a water application. Automatic irrigation controllers are able to self-adjust and schedule irrigation events using either evapotranspiration (weather-based) or soil moisture data.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Automobile/Automotive Fueling Station (land use). A commercial establishment engaged in the retail sales of vehicle fuels, traditional and alternative fuel types (including electric-charging stations, ethanol, natural gas, propane, solar, etc.), lubricants, parts and accessories. These uses include service stations with convenience stores, self-service auto washes and facilities having service bays for vehicle service and repair as permitted by the applicable land use. The service and repair may include incidental maintenance and repair of automobiles and light trucks as permitted by the applicable land use, but shall not include maintenance and repair of large trucks, or body and fender work or automobile painting on any vehicles.

Automotive Rentals (land use). Any establishment providing for the rental of automobiles, including storage and incidental maintenance, but excluding maintenance requiring pneumatic lifts. Shall not impact required parking standards. Does not include moving van rental facilities or services as permitted/conditionally permitted uses.

Automotive Sales (land use).

New. The retail sale, or leasing of automobiles and trucks, including storage and incidental maintenance and repair. This use includes the on-site storage and display of vehicle inventory. This use does not include uses that exclusively rent vehicles; see Automotive Rental.

Used. The retail sale of previously owned or used automobiles, not directly from the manufacturer. Used automotive sales shall not be permitted on sites of less than one and one-half (1.5) acres (65,340 square feet), shall be limited to one (1) business operator/sales establishment per site, and shall not be located adjacent to an existing used automotive sales establishment.

Wholesale. An establishment for wholesale automotive sales, limited to two (2) indoor fully-enclosed vehicle show spaces. Outdoor storage or display of vehicle inventory shall be prohibited.

Other Vehicles. The retail sale, or leasing of tractors, construction or agricultural equipment, mobilehomes, recreational vehicles, and similar equipment and vehicles not intended for daily personal use, including storage and incidental maintenance and repair. This use includes the on-site storage and display of vehicle inventory.

Automotive Services (land use).

Repair. Automotive Repair, Maintenance or Service. Any activity where automotive vehicles including recreational vehicles, cars, trucks, or motorcycles are serviced, maintained or repaired or associated parts are installed into, on or attached to these vehicles. These shall include, but not be limited to auto body repair and painting, brake service, engine overhaul/rebuilding, muffler installation, oil change, smog check, tire installation or service, tune-ups, and any other use deemed similar by the Director.

Washing/Detailing. Any business, indoor or outdoor, providing machinery or staffing for the cleaning, washing, or detailing of vehicles as a primary use. Washing and detailing are permitted as an accessory use in conjunction with a primary automotive services repair use.

Automotive Wrecking Yards. The dismantling or wrecking of used motor vehicles or trailers, or the storage, sale, or dumping of dismantled or wrecked vehicles or their parts. This use is prohibited in all Zones within the City.

Awning. A permanent or temporary structure attached to and wholly supported by a building and installed over or in front of openings or windows, and consisting of a fixed or movable frame, and covered in canvas or other similar material.

(Ord. No. 2016-1423, 3-8-2016; Ord. No. 2017-1453, § 2(Exh. A), 11-14-2017)

Backflow Prevention Device. A safety device used to prevent pollution or contamination of the water supply due to reverse flow of water from the irrigation system. Backflow device must comply with County Department of Environmental Health standards.

Bar (land use). Any retail facility maintaining and using an "On Sale Beer" license or an alcohol-related license other than an On Sale Beer license. For facilities operating under an On Sale Beer license, food shall not be sold or served to the public except as required by the license.

Barricade (landscaping). Protection for vegetation to be preserved that is erected at the drip line and clearly visible to heavy equipment operators.

Basement. The portion of a building between the floor and ceiling that is wholly or partly below grade and having more than one-half of its height below grade.

Bathroom. A room containing all of the following: a sink, toilet, and shower or bathtub. A partial bathroom is missing at least one (1) of those components.

Battery Charging Station. An electrical component or assembly designed specifically to charge batteries within production electric vehicles.

Battery Exchange Station. A fully automated facility to facilitate an electric vehicle with a swappable battery to enter a drive lane and exchange the depleted battery with a fully charged battery through a fully automated process.

Bed and Breakfast. See, "Lodging, Bed and Breakfast."

Berm. An earthen mound designed to provide visual interest, screen undesirable views, and/or decrease noise.

Best Management Practices (BMPs). Methods, measures, or practices designed to prevent or reduce water pollution.

Bicycle Facilities. A general term describing improvements and provisions to accommodate or encourage bicycling, including parking facilities, maps, all bikeways, and shared roadways not specifically designated for bicycle use.

Blockface. The lots abutting on one (1) side of a street, between the two (2) nearest intersecting streets or a City boundary.

Boat Building (land use). Any establishment engaged in the construction, fabrication, or assembly of water vessels/vehicles of any size.

Body Painting Studio. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Bubbler (landscaping). An irrigation head that delivers water to the roots by "flooding" the planted area, usually measured in gallons per minute. Bubblers exhibit a trickle, umbrella, or short stream pattern.

Buffer, Perimeter Landscape. A continuous area of land set aside along the perimeter of a lot in which landscaping is used to provide a transition between and to reduce the environmental, aesthetic, and other impacts of one (1) type of land use upon another.

Buffer Yard. A landscaped area usually at the side or rear of development sites that are provided to separate and partially obstruct the view of adjacent land uses or properties.

Buffering. The use of landscaping or retained native vegetation or the use of landscaping along with berms, walls or decorative fences that at least partially and periodically obstruct the view from the street or an abutting property in such a manner that vehicular use areas, parking lots, parked cars, detention ponds and conflicting activity areas will be partially or completely screened.

Building. A structure having a roof supported by columns or walls, for the housing or enclosure of persons, animals, chattels, or property of any kind. See "Structure."

Building Complex. A building or group of buildings on one (1) or more lots or building sites containing two or more unrelated occupants and share common parking facilities.

Building Face. The outermost surface of any main exterior wall of a building, but not including cornices, bay windows, balconies, oriels or other architectural features that extend beyond the general outermost surface of such main exterior wall.

Building Materials Storage and Sales Yard (land use). An industrial land use providing retail or wholesale sales of building materials. This use includes indoor and outdoor storage of building materials.

Building Separation. Separation between buildings measure from all stories of both structures.

Business Support Services (land use). An establishment providing non-retail-related services that may be regulated by square footage thresholds subject to the regulations of the applicable Zone. The following services types shall be operated under "Business Support Services":

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architecture, CAD services, drafting, engineering, etc.

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dispatch office (including taxi, plumbing, limo, emergency; limited to fielding calls, no on-site vehicle operations, waiting areas or storage)

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blueprinting printing, binding, engraving, photocopying, or related services

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business equipment repair services

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computer-related services (rental, repair)

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electronics/small machinery maintenance and repair

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equipment rental businesses within buildings

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film processing and photofinishing

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heavy equipment repair services where repair occurs on the client site

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janitorial and window-cleaning services

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locksmith

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mail-box services

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outdoor advertising services

California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). CEQA is the State law implemented by the City's Environmental Policy Guidelines and contained in the California Public Resources Code Section 21000 et seq. Definitions of other CEQA-related terms are located in the City's Environmental Policy Guidelines.

California Public Utilities Commission. The governmental agency that regulates the terms and conditions of public utilities in the State.

Caliper. The thickness of trees as measured in inches, feet, etc. Trunk diameter for trees up to four (4) inches shall be measured six (6) inches above the soil line, and all trees more than four (4) inches in diameter will be measured fifty-four (54) inches above the soil line.

Cannabis. Cannabis shall have the same meaning as the definition set forth in California Business and Professions Code Section 26001, as that Section may be amended from time to time. Notwithstanding any provisions of Business and Professions Code Section 26001, the term "Cannabis" shall also include all parts of the plant Cannabis sativa Linnaeus, Cannabis indica, or Cannabis ruderalis, whether growing or not; the seeds of the plant; the resin, whether crude or purified, extracted from any part of the plant; and every compound, manufacture, salt, derivative, mixture, or preparation of the plant, its seeds or resin. "Cannabis" shall also include the separated resin, whether crude or purified, obtained from cannabis. Whenever the term "Cannabis" is used throughout this Code, the term may include Medicinal Cannabis and/or Non-Medicinal Cannabis.

"Cannabis" shall not include either of the following:

"Industrial hemp" as defined by California Health and Safety Code Section 11018.5; or

The weight of any other ingredient combined with Cannabis to prepare topical or oral administrations, food, drink or other product.

Cannabis Cultivation, Indoor (land use). Cannabis Cultivation, Indoor (land use) shall have the same meaning as the definition set forth in California Business and Professions Code Section 26001, as that Section may be amended from time to time. Notwithstanding any provisions of Business and Professions Code Section 26001, the term "Cannabis Cultivation, Indoor (land use)" shall also include the planting, growing, harvesting, drying, cleaning, curing, grading, trimming, packing, storing or handling of Cannabis, Cannabis Products and/or the byproducts of the Cannabis Products, and any and all associated business and/or operational uses and activities that occur to the extent permitted by State law and in compliance with Section 20.400.045 of this Zoning Ordinance.

Cannabis Cultivation, Outdoor (land use). Cannabis Cultivation, Outdoor (land use) shall have the same meaning as the definition set forth in California Business and Professions Code Section 26001, as that Section may be amended from time to time. Notwithstanding any provisions of Business and Professions Code Section 26001, the term "Cannabis Cultivation, Outdoor (land use)" shall also include the planting, growing, harvesting, drying, cleaning, curing, grading, trimming, packing, storing or handling of Cannabis, Cannabis Products and/or the byproducts of the Cannabis Products, and any and all associated business and/or operational uses and activities that occur at any location that is not within a fully enclosed and secure structure. Cannabis Cultivation, Outdoor is a prohibited use under Section 20.205.030 of this Zoning Ordinance.

Cannabis Products. Cannabis Products shall have the same meaning as the definition set forth in California Business and Professions Code Section 26001, as that Section may be amended from time to time. Notwithstanding any provisions of Business and Professions Code Section 26001, the term "Cannabis Products" shall also include Cannabis that has undergone a process whereby the plant material has been transformed into a concentrate, including, but not limited to, concentrated Cannabis, or an edible or topical product containing Cannabis or concentrated Cannabis and other ingredients. Whenever the term "Cannabis Products" is used throughout this Code, the term may include Medicinal Cannabis and/or Non-Medicinal Cannabis Products.

Caretaker Unit (land use). A dwelling unit on the site of a commercial, industrial, public or semi-public use, occupied exclusively by a guard or caretaker and his/her family, and may include a single housekeeping unit. Only one (1) caretaker unit is allowed on a single site and shall be on the same parcel as the permitted use needed continual supervision.

Carpentry. See "Furniture and Carpentry."

Carport. A permanently covered building open on one (1) or more sides used for automobile shelter and storage. Canvas, fiberglass, lath, vegetation, or other similar material are not ordinary roof coverings and cannot be used in providing covered spaces for a carport.

Cat. A feline that has reached the age of 4 months.

Catering (land use). Preparation and delivery of food and beverages for off-site consumption without provision for on-site pickup or consumption.

Food Truck. A mobile food vendor operating a fully self-contained unit with valid State of California registration that sells only food and beverage and that uses no outside cooking area. Mobile food vendors stopping for sales of less than thirty (30) minutes at a single site shall not be considered food trucks. Catering facilities with food truck operations shall be subject to additional storage, parking and screening requirements.

Cemetery (land use). An area or property primarily utilized for the accommodation of graves, tombs, or funeral urns; this may be a standalone burial ground or in conjunction with a mortuary or churchyard.

Certificate of Completion. A written document required prior to occupancy, issued for a use upon a developer's compliance with the provisions of this code and any applicable development agreements.

Certified Irrigation Designer. A person certified to design irrigation systems by an accredited institution a professional trade organization or other program such as the U.S. Environmental Protection Water Sense irrigation auditor certification program and Irrigation Association Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor program.

Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor. A person certified to perform landscape irrigation audits by an accredited academic institution, a professional trade organization or other program such as the U.S. Environmental Protection Water Sense Irrigation Auditor Certification program and Irrigation Association Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor program.

Charging Levels. The standardized indicators of voltage, at which an electric vehicle's battery is recharged. Levels 1, 2, and 3 are the most common charging levels, and include the following specifications:

Level 1 is considered slow charging.

Level 2 is considered medium charging.

Level 3 is considered fast charging.

Check Valve (or Anti-Drain Valve). A valve located under a sprinkler head or other location in the irrigation system to hold water in the system to prevent drainage from sprinkler heads when the system is off.

Child. A person who is under eighteen (18) years of age for whom care and supervision are being provided in a child daycare facility.

Child Care Facility (land use). A land use category including any facility, residential or commercial, that provides non-medical care and supervision to minor children for periods of less than twenty-four (24) hours. This land use includes the following types of facilities, all of which are required to be licensed by the California State Department of Social Services:

Small family home. A daycare facility located in a single-family residence where a full-time resident provides a home-like environment where non-medical care and supervision is provided for periods of less than twenty-four (24) hours that serves no more than eight (8) children, plus two (2) additional children after school as defined in Health and Safety Code Chapter 3.4. Children under the age of ten (10) years old who reside in the home count as children served by the daycare facility.

Large family home. A daycare facility located in a single-family residence and licensed by the State as a family child care home, where a full-time resident provides care and supervision for periods of less than twenty-four (24) hours that serves nine (9) to fourteen (14) children, plus two (2) additional children after school, as defined in Health and Safety Code Chapter 3.4. Children under the age of ten (10) years old who reside in the home count as children served by the daycare facility.

Daycare center. Commercial or nonprofit facility designed and approved to provide non-medical care and supervision is provided for periods of less than twenty-four (24) hours. This land use includes adult daycare, infant centers, preschools, sick-child centers, and school-age daycare facilities that do not qualify as a small or large family care home. This use may operate in conjunction with other approved land uses, such as schools or places of worship, or as an independent land use.

Chimney. A hollow shaft containing one or more passages vertical or nearly so, for conveying products of combustion.

Cigar Lounge/Smoke Shop (land use). A retail establishment whose primary business (30% or more of their receipts come from tobacco or tobacco related products or services) involves the sale of cigars, tobacco products, allows for the interior smoking of tobacco products, and/or provides the sale or services of related products.

City. The City of San Marcos, State of California.

City Council. The City of San Marcos City Council, referred to in this Zoning Ordinance as "City Council," or "Council."

Closet. Small room or recess primarily designed to store wearing apparel.

Club (land use). A meeting, recreational, or social facility of a private or nonprofit organization primarily for use by members or guests.

College (land use). A public or private higher-learning educational facility granting degrees, certificates and academic training, categorized by the following programmatic elements:

Nontraditional Campus Setting. A College in a business/office oriented setting not including any form of student housing.

Traditional Campus Setting. A College in a traditional multi-building campus setting limited to educational purposes and providing faculty offices, student services, and on-campus student housing.

Commercial Artist/Production Studio (land use). Any commercial use or space for the creation, exhibition, or production of artistic or craft pieces. Excludes ceramic manufacturing.

Commercial Bakery (land use). Any establishment manufacturing bakery products for retail or wholesale sales, operating standard bakery ovens, rotary ovens, peel ovens and other commercial bakery equipment, or operating delivery trucks, or shipping such bakery products interstate. Bakeries operating listed equipment for on-site sales only (not engaging in distribution to other food sellers outside of the City) shall be considered a restaurant based on the programmatic categories of the "restaurant" definition within this chapter.

Commercial Cannabis Activity (land use). Commercial Cannabis Activity (land use) shall have the same meaning as the definition set forth in California Business and Professions Code Section 26001, as that Section may be amended from time to time. Notwithstanding any provisions of Business and Professions Code Section 26001, the term "Commercial Cannabis Activity (land use)" shall also include the operation of a Dispensary, and the commercial Cultivation, possession, Manufacture, distribution, Processing, storing, Laboratory Testing, packaging, labeling, Transportation, Delivery or retail, wholesale or other sale of Cannabis and/or Cannabis Products, as those terms are defined under Chapter 5.54 of this Code or State law if not expressly defined under Chapter 5.54 of this Code, and any and all associated business and/or operational uses and activities. Commercial Cannabis Activity includes operations, activities and uses that are for profit and/or not for profit.

Commercial Entertainment (land use). Any place of business providing spectator entertainment for commercial purposes. This use includes:

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theaters (live performance)

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concert halls

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cinemas (movie theaters, any size)

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comedy clubs

Commercial Recreation (land use). A business providing participant or spectator recreation open to the public for a fee, categorized by the following programmatic elements:

Indoor. Establishments providing indoor amusement and entertainment services for a fee or admission charge, including:

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bowling alleys

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coin-operated amusement arcades (see subdefinition below)

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dance halls, clubs and ballrooms

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electronic game arcades (video games, pinball, etc.)

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ice skating and roller skating

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internet/cyber café

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pool and billiard rooms as primary uses

Amusement Arcade (subdefinition). Four (4) or more electronic games or coin-operated amusements in any establishment, or a premises where fifty percent (50%) or more of the floor area is occupied by amusement devices, are considered an electronic game arcade as described above; three (3) or fewer machines are not considered a land use separate from the primary use of the site. This use does not include adult businesses. All amusement arcade activities or land uses are subjected to Chapter 5.08 of this Code.

Outdoor. Outdoor participant or spectator recreation; this classification includes amusement parks, driving ranges, golf courses, miniature golf courses, private sport fields, tennis clubs/organizations, outdoor batting cages, and private outdoor swimming pools.

Common Interest Developments. Community apartment projects, condominium projects, planned developments, and stock cooperatives per California Civil Code Section 1353.8.

Common Open Space. Improved or natural areas that provides usable recreation areas available for the use and enjoyment of project residents. Common open space is required per Zone as identified by the applicable development standard table.

Community Garden (land use). A parcel of land, or portion of land, used by residents of the local neighborhood for the planting, raising, harvesting, and trading of horticultural and produce in a co-op setting.

Community Noise Exposure Level (CNEL). The accumulated exposure to sound measured in a twenty-four (24)-hour sampling interval and artificially boosted during certain hours. For CNEL, samples taken between 7:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. are boosted by five (5) dB; samples taken between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. are boosted by ten (10) dB.

Compost. The safe and stable product of controlled biologic decomposition of organic materials that is beneficial to plant growth.

Conditionally Allowed. Allowed subject to approval of a CUP or Temporary CUP.

Conference/Convention Center (land use). A building or complex of buildings used as a conference center and includes auditorium, meeting rooms, exhibition space, and banquet facilities.

Conservation Easement. A legally binding agreement not to develop part of a property, but to leave it "natural" in perpetuity or for some designated lengthy period of time. The property ownership is retained by the landowner, but restrictions are placed both on the current landowner and on subsequent landowners.

Contractor Offices and Services (land use). Any office space or building operated for use by a contractor of any type that includes the storage of vehicles, equipment, or materials based on the operational standards of Chapter 20.400 (Specific Use Standards). Storage of equipment, materials, are only permitted within enclosed buildings.

Controller. An automatic timing device used to remotely control valves to set an irrigation schedule. A weather-based controller is a controller that uses evapotranspiration or weather data. A self-adjusting irrigation controller is a controller that uses sensor data (i.e., soil moisture sensor).

Conversion Factor (0.62 inches) (landscaping). The number that converts acre-inches per acre per year to gallons per square foot per year.

Council. See, "City Council."

Coverage, Lot or Site. The total ground area of a site occupied by any building or structure as measured from the outside of its surrounding external walls or supporting members. Lot coverage includes exterior structures such as stairs, arcades, bridges, and permanent structure elements protruding from buildings such as overhanging balconies, oriel windows, stories which overhang a ground level story, garages, and covered carports. Lot coverage also includes the perimeter area of a basement. Excluded from lot coverage are roof eaves extending less than thirty (30) inches from the face of any building, awnings, open parking areas, structures

under thirty (30) inches in height, and masonry walls not greater than six (6) feet in height such as wing-walls, planter walls, or grade separation retaining walls.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017; Ord. No. 2017-1453, § 2(Exh. A), 11-14-2017; Ord. No. 2022-1527, § 2(Exh. A), 10-25-2022)

Day Night Sound Level (Ldn). Representing the Day/Night sound level, this measurement is a twenty-four (24)-hour average sound level where ten (10) dB is added to all the readings that occur between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. This is primarily used in community noise regulations where there is a ten (10) dB "Penalty" for night time noise. Typically Ldn's are measured using A weighting.

dBA. A number in decibels read from a sound level meter with the meter switched to the weighting scale "A."

Demolition. Any dismantling, intentional destruction, or removal of public or private structures, sites, surfaces, utilities, or other improvements.

Density. The number of dwelling units on a lot in relation to the lot size, expressed in units per acre. If a street dedication is required, density shall be calculated using the size of the lot prior to the street dedication.

Density Bonus. Dwelling units or non-residential square footage permitted in addition to the permitted density or intensity with a Zone.

Detention Area. An area designed by hydrological calculations for the temporary storage of a determined quantity of water with a release rate that is either fixed or variable.

Developer. Any association, corporation, firm, joint venture, partnership, person, or any entity or combination of entities, which seeks City approvals for all or part of a development project.

Development. Any construction activity or alteration of the landscape, its terrain contour or vegetation, including the erection or alteration of structures. New development is any construction, or alteration of an existing structure or land use, or establishment of a land use, after the effective date of this Zoning Ordinance.

Director. The City of San Marcos of Planning Division Director, referred to in this Zoning Ordinance as the "Director."

Disability. With respect to a person:

A physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one (1) or more of the person's major life activities;

A record of having an impairment as described in Subsection 1, above; or

Being regarded as having an impairment, but the term does not include current illegal use of, or addiction to, a controlled substance.

The foregoing and related terms shall be interpreted in a manner consistent with the same or similar terms set forth in Code of Federal Regulations Title 28, Section 35.104, as amended.

Discretionary Approval. Any approval or entitlement granted in compliance with this Zoning Ordinance that requires the exercise of discretion, including the ability of the review authority to impose conditions of approval.

Distribution Uniformity. The measures of the uniformity of irrigation water over a defined area.

Dog. A canine that has reached the age of 4 months.

Drip emitter. Drip irrigation fittings that deliver water slowly at the roots of the plant, usually measured in gallons per hour.

Drip Irrigation. Any non-spray low volume irrigation system utilizing emission devices with a flow rate equal to or less than two (2) gallons per hour.

Drip Line. An imaginary vertical plumb line that extends downward from the tips of the outermost tree branches and intersects the ground.

Drive-Through (land use). A building, use, or facility that provides a specified "drive-through" lane or driveway where customers receive a service or purchase goods while remaining in a motor vehicle. Drive-through facilities include fast-food restaurants, pharmacies, and financial institutions that provide service windows and/or automated teller machines.

Dry Cleaning or Laundry (land use). Any place of business providing clothes laundering services categorized by the following programmatic elements:

Agency. A facility where materials are dropped off and picked up for cleaning service, or cleaned on-site through either conventional laundry or chemical processes where an agency is less than 2,500 square feet in size and no material collected at other dry cleaning or laundry agencies are brought for cleaning. Cleaning or laundry facilities that are greater than 2,500 square feet in size, or which clean items collected at other dry cleaning or laundry agencies are considered cleaning or laundry plants.

Plant. A facility greater than 2,500 square feet in size or processing items collected from other retail locations, where clothing and similar items are cleaned through either conventional laundry or chemical processes. Cleaning or laundry facilities that are less than 2,500 square feet in size and accept only items dropped off and picked up on-site are considered dry cleaning or laundry agencies.

Duplex (land use). A building comprised of two (2) attached living units within independent unit entrances.

Dwelling. A building or portion thereof used exclusively for residential purposes, including one (1)-family, two (2)-family, and multiple dwellings, but shall not include hotels, or rooming houses.

Unit. One (1) or more rooms in a dwelling, with a minimum of one (1) kitchen, designed and used for occupancy by one (1) household (including necessary servants and employees of such household) for living or sleeping purposes, with all rooms except the garage or carport accessible from the interior of the unit. The definition of dwelling unit shall also include a single-room occupancy unit.

Single-Family. A detached building used exclusively for occupancy by one (1) household (including necessary servants and employees of such household) and containing one (1) dwelling unit. Also referred to as single dwellings.

a.

Single-Family Attached. A form of single-family residential development allowing for two (2) units to be attached, designed in character, style, and massing, to match the setting and scale of a single-family detached neighborhood.

b.

Single-Family Detached. Individual single-family units not attached to any other unit or structure.

Small Attached. A building or portion thereof, used for occupancy by three (3) or four (4) households (including necessary servants and employees of each such households) living independently of each other, and containing three (3) or four (4) dwelling units. Includes three (3) and four (4) unit dwellings similar in size and massing to single-family residences.

Multifamily. A building or portion thereof, used for occupancy by three (3) or more households (including necessary servants and employees of each such households) living independently of each other, and containing three (3) or more dwelling units. Also referred to as multiple dwellings or apartment houses (see also, Residential Development, Multifamily).

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Easement. A grant of one (1) or more of the property rights by the property owner to and/or for the use by the public, a corporation, or another person or entity.

Ecological Restoration Project. A project where the site is intentionally altered to establish a defined, indigenous, historic ecosystem.

Effective Precipitation (Usable Rainfall, Eppt). The portion of total precipitation that is used by the plants.

Electric Vehicle. Any vehicle that operates, either partially or exclusively, on electrical energy from the grid, or an off-board source, that is stored on-board for motive purpose. "Electric vehicle" includes:

a battery electric vehicle,

a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle,

a neighborhood electric vehicle, and

a medium-speed electric vehicle.

Electric Vehicle Charging Station or Charging Station means any level of electric vehicle supply equipment station that is designed and built in compliance with Article 625 of the California Electrical Code, as it reads on the effective date of this Chapter, and delivers electricity from a source outside an electric vehicle into a plug-in electric vehicle.

Electric Vehicle Charging Station Checklist means the submittal checklist required by the City of San Marcos to be submitted with the permit application for an electric vehicle charging station to demonstrate compliance.

Electronic Submittal means the utilization of one or more of the following: electronic mail or email; the internet; and/or facsimile.

Emergency Shelter (land use). Housing with minimal supportive services for homeless persons that is limited to occupancy of six months or less by a homeless person. No individual or household may be denied emergency shelter because of an inability to pay.

Emitter. A drip irrigation emission device that delivers water slowly from the system to the soil.

Employee Housing (land use). Employee housing for six or fewer employees in a single-family dwelling, pursuant to Health and Safety Code Section 17021.5(b), shall be deemed a single-family use and shall be treated the same as any single-family dwelling in districts where single-family dwellings are allowed. Qualified employee housing for six or fewer employees is subject to all municipal codes, regulations and other standards generally applicable to other residential dwellings of the same type in the same zone.

Employee Services (land use). Uses or space accessory to the primary use for employee personal services, such as the following:

• cafeteria • daycare center

• food service • play area

• health and fitness facilities • outdoor eating

• recreation • other similar employee services

Equipment Rental Yard (land use). A facility providing for short- or long-term leasing or rental of commercial equipment, may include limited service facilities for equipment owned by the same business operator, conducted completely within an enclosed structure.

Equivalent Sound Level (Leq). The true equivalent sound level measured over the run time. L eq is the A-weighted steady sound level that contains the same total acoustical energy as the actual fluctuating sound level.

Established Landscape. The point at which plants in the landscape have developed significant root growth into the soil. Typically, most plants are established after one or two years of growth.

Establishment Period of Plants. The first year after installing the plant in the landscape, or the first two (2) years if irrigation will be terminated after establishment. Typically, most plants are established after one or two years of growth. Native habitat mitigation areas

and trees may need three to five years for establishment.

Estimated Total Water Use (ETWU). The total water used for the landscape as described in Section 30.330.060.B.

ET Adjustment Factor (ETAF). A factor of 0.55 for residential areas and 0.45 for non-residential areas, that, when applied to reference evapotranspiration, adjusts for plant factors and irrigation efficiency, two (2) major influences upon the amount of water that needs to be applied to the landscape. The ETAF for new and existing (non-rehabilitated) Special Landscape Areas shall not exceed 1.0. The ETAF for existing non-rehabilitated landscapes is 0.8.

Evapotranspiration Rate. The quantity of water evaporated from adjacent soil and other surfaces and transpired by plants during a specific time.

Evergreen. A plant that retains foliage and remains green year-round.

Existing Massage Establishment (land use). Any existing Massage Establishment legally established in the City of San Marcos as of July 13, 2017, that continuously operates in the City as a Massage Establishment since that date with a valid and current business license issued by the City and all other necessary approvals, and that operates in compliance with all local, State and Federal laws, ordinances, rules and regulations.

Extended Care Facility (land use). A private or nonprofit establishment providing medical care on a twenty-four (24)-hour basis for persons requiring regular medical attention, but excluding residential care facilities and facilities providing surgical or emergency medical services. May include uses such as skilled nursing facilities.

Skilled Nursing Facility. An extended care facility that provides supportive care to patients whose primary need is for availability of skilled nursing care on a daily and extended basis.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017; Ord. No. 2019-1469, § 2(Exh. A), 1-22-2019; Ord. No. 2022-1527, § 2(Exh. A), 10-25-2022; Ord. No. 2023-1529, § 3(Att. A), 2-28-2023)

Farmers' Market (Certified). A temporary marketplace, either indoors or outdoors, for the display and sale of produce and other agricultural products such as, but not limited to, fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, honey, shell eggs, flowers, and nursery stock, for which a Certified Farmers' Market Certificate has been issued by the County Agricultural Commissioner pursuant to California Code of Regulations, Title 3, Division 3, Chapter 1, Subchapter 4, Article 6.5.

Feasible. Capable of being accomplished in a successful manner within a reasonable period of time taking into account economic, environmental, social and technological factors.

Fence, Open. A fence (and the gates in such fence) which permits direct vision through at least 80 percent of any one square foot segment of fence surface.

Fence, Solid. A fence (and the gates in such fence) constructed of solid material through which no visual images or light may be seen. Openings in such fence (and its gates when closed) shall not exceed 2 percent of any one square foot segment of the fence's surface which is more than 8 inches above the ground.

Fence, View-Obscuring. A fence (and the gates in such fence) whose surface is covered by solid or opaque material through which no visual images may be seen. Openings in such a fence (and its gates when closed) shall not exceed 20 percent of any one square foot segment more than 8 inches above the ground, nor shall any opening exceed one-half inch in width. Woven wire or chain-link fences containing slats are not view- obscuring fences.

Financial Institution (land use). A bank, savings and loan, credit union, or other financial institution that provides retail banking services to individuals and businesses. These uses include only those institutions engaged in the on-site circulation of cash money. Financial institutions may or may not have drive-through services.

Firearm. Any barreled weapon capable of firing a projectile or bullet using an explosive charge.

Firearm Shooting Lane. A division of the firing line within a firearm shooting range intended to serve as a firing point for an individual shooter, provide a location for mounting individual targets, and offer a shelf for shooters to use. Firearm shooting lanes are typically

separated with walls arranged perpendicular to the firing line designed to protect shooters from adjacent shooters by minimizing side blast interference and reducing the hazard of misdirected shots.

Firearm Shooting Range (Indoor). A completely enclosed facility designed to offer a controlled shooting environment that includes impenetrable walls, floor and ceiling, adequate ventilation and lighting systems, and acoustical treatment for sound attenuation suitable for the range's approved use.

Firing line. A safe and secure line parallel to fixed targets from which firearms are discharged. a firing line is generally broken up into individual "shooting lanes" from which firearms are discharged.

Floor Area, Gross.

Gross Floor Area. The total square footage included within the surrounding walls of a building plus any roofed, partially roofed or open area customarily used for display or business operations. Interior open court may be exempt if not used for display or business operations.

Net Floor Area. The total square footage of all usable space in a building, minus garage, parking, elevator, and stairway square footage. Calculating a land use as a percentage of the gross floor area shall be done by adding the existing space for the specific land use within a structure and dividing that figure by the total gross square footage of the building.

Floor Area Ratio (FAR). The numerical value obtained by dividing the above ground gross floor area of a building or buildings located on a lot by the total area of the lot. If a street dedication is required, the calculation shall be based on the total area of the lot before the street dedication. See Figure 20.600-1.

Flow Rate. The rate at which water flows through pipes, valves, or emission devices, measured in gallons per minute, gallons per hour, or cubic feet per second.

Flow Sensor. An inline device installed at the supply point of the irrigation system that produces a repeatable signal proportional to flow rate. Flow sensors must be connected to an automatic irrigation controller, or flow monitor capable of receiving flow signals and operating master valves. This combination flow sensor/controller may also function as a landscape water meter or submeter.

Food Processing (land use). The processing or production of a natural or man-made solid or liquid food substance(s) used for human or animal internal consumption. Typical supportive activities include food packaging, egg processing, butter or cheese processing.

Friable. A soil condition that is easily crumbled or loosely compacted down to a minimum depth per planting material requirements, whereby the root structure of newly planted material will be allowed to spread unimpeded.

Frontage.

Street or Highway. The portion of a lot that borders and has access to a public street, highway or parkway. The frontage shall be measured along the common lot line separating the lot from the public street, highway or parkway.

Business Frontage. The side or face of the building that is parallel to a public street or a public parking area.

Fuel Modification Plan Guideline. Guidelines from the Fire Department to assist residents and businesses that are developing land or building structures in a fire hazard severity zone.

Fueling Station; Fleet (land use). A site where the primary activity is the retail sale and dispensing of vehicle fuels for non-passenger vehicles. This use may be accessory to a primary industrial or public agency use or a primary use for the regular fueling of site-specific or general commercial fleet vehicles. May include maintenance and service facilities conducted completely within an enclosed structure.

Funeral Home/Mortuary (land use). The provision of services including preparing human remains for burial, and arranging and managing funerals. This use does not include cemeteries, crematoriums, and columbariums.

Furniture and Carpentry (land use). A place of business providing furniture upholstery, furniture manufacture and repair, cabinet making, and general carpentry services. Palette manufacturing is prohibited.

Future Zone. See "Zone" definition; only applicable to designated Transitional Zones.

(Ord No. 2016-1419, 2-23-2016; Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017; Ord. No. 2022-1527, § 2(Exh. A), 10-25-2022)

Garage. A permanently roofed structure with three (3) enclosed sides and a garage door, that is used for automobile shelter and storage.

General Plan. The City of San Marcos General Plan, as amended.

Government Code. The State of California Government Code.

Grade.

Existing.The surface of the ground or pavement at a stated location as it exists before disturbance in preparation for a project regulated by this Zoning Code.

Finished.The elevation of the surface of the ground adjoining the building at the completion of a project regulated by this Zoning Code. Where the finished grade is below the level of the existing grade, the existing grade shall be used for this purpose.

Street.The top of the curb, or the top of the edge of the pavement or traveled way where no curb exists.

Grading Plan (landscaping). The Grading Plan shall be shown at the same scale as the Planting and Irrigation Plan. The Grading Plan shows all finish grades, spot elevations as necessary and existing and new contours with the developed landscaped area.

Graywater. Untreated wastewater that has not been contaminated by any toilet discharge, has not been affected by infectious, contaminated, or unhealthy bodily wastes, and does not present a threat from contamination by unhealthful processing, manufacturing, or operating wastes. "Graywater" includes, but is not limited to, wastewater from bathtubs, showers, bathroom washbasins, clothes washing machines, and laundry tubs, but does not include waste water from kitchen sinks or dishwashers. Health and Safety Code Section 17922.12.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Greenhouse/Nursery (land use). An establishment where flowers, shrubbery, vegetables, trees, and other horticultural and floricultural products are grown in both open and enclosed buildings. See "Agricultural/Horticultural (land use)."

Gross Building Area. All enclosed floor areas, as measured along a building's outside perimeter.

Ground Cover. Anything that covers the ground surface or topsoil and has the effect of reducing erosion. Preferably, this would be a vegetative layer of grasses and/or other low-growing plants but may also include plant residues such as leaf litter and tree debris as well as various forms of rock or mulch. Artificial ground covers may also be established with such materials as straw mulch, jute mesh, or artificial turf.

Group Home. A facility of any capacity that provides twenty-four (24)-hour non-medical care and supervision to children in a structured environment. Group Homes provide social, psychological, and behavioral programs for troubled youths.

Habitable Space. A room or space in a structure for living, sleeping, eating or cooking. Bathrooms, toilet compartments, closets, halls, storage or utility space, and similar areas are not considered a habitable room or space.

Half Street. A condition where a fully dedicated public or private ROW is only half constructed, resulting in the adjacent property on the non-constructed side having limited access to the ROW.

Hardscapes. Any durable surface material (pervious and nonpervious).

Height. The maximum allowable height of a structure shall be measured from the lowest elevation of the existing grade at an exterior wall of the structure to the highest point of the structure. The following conditions shall apply to the calculation of height. The highest point of any structure shall be considered its highest ridge or parapet.

Figure 20.600-1 Floor Area Ratio

Home Occupation. An occupation conducted as a secondary use entirely within a dwelling unit operated by an occupant of the dwelling. This use shall be incidental and shall not change the character of the primary residential use. The use shall be licensed through the City and shall not be evident beyond the limits of the residential property line including the presences of noise, light, smoke, odor, vibration, electrical interference, storage of material or equipment, no display, no stock in trade, or commodity sold on the premises, and no persons employed.

Hookah Lounge. Any facility or location whose business operation, whether as its primary use or as an ancillary use, is denoted by the inhaling or exhaling of the fumes of any organic or synthetic material, including plants, herbs, tobacco, or shisha, through any device or equipment producing smoke or vapors, including pipes (commonly known as a hookah, waterpipe, or narghiles) designed with a tube passing through an urn of water that cools the smoke as it is drawn through it, including establishments known variously as hookah bars, hookah lounges, or hookah cafes.

Horse. A horse is an equine that has reached the age of 8 months.

Hospital. A facility providing medical, surgical, psychiatric, or emergency medical services to sick or injured persons, primarily on an inpatient basis. This use includes incidental facilities for outpatient treatment, as well as training, research, and administrative services for patients and employees.

Hydrozone. A portion of the landscaped area having plants with similar water needs and rooting depth. A hydrozone may be irrigated or non-irrigated.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Impervious Surface. Land area covered by a surface treatment that hinders the ability of the underlying soils to percolate water.

Inclusionary Unit. Any rental or for-sale dwelling units provided per the requirements of Section 20.310 (Inclusionary Housing) for low-, very-low, extremely-low, and moderate-income households in residential projects that require development plans.

Industrial Design and Services (land use). Any business providing or combining professional design services and light fabrication or assembly technology for product specification. This land use may include office space and light or quasi-light industrial space to provide the full range of design, testing, and modification of commercial and industrial products.

Infiltration Rate. The rate of water entry into the soil expressed as a depth of water per unit of time (i.e., inches per hour).

Initial Zone. See "Zone" definition; only applicable to designated Transitional Zones.

In-Lieu Fee. Cash payments that may be required of an owner or developer as a substitute for a dedication of land or physical improvements, including the provision of inclusionary units.

Internet-Based Sales (land use). Any commercial or office use conducting retail or wholesale sales and services provided strictly online. This use may include limited on-site customers and storage of products on-site; all activities shall be conducted interior to the building.

Any outdoor storage of large-scale items shall require additional outdoor storage permitting.

Invasive Plants. Those plant species that tend to become nuisances because of their undesirable growth habits such as pampas grass but that, if properly cultivated, may be useful or functional as elements of landscape design.

Invasive Plants Species. Species of plants not historically found in California that spread outside cultivated areas and can damage environmental or economic resources. Invasive species may be regulated by county agricultural agencies as noxious species. Lists of invasive plants are maintained at the California Invasive Plant Inventory and USDA invasive and noxious weeds database.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Irrigation Audit. An in-depth evaluation of the performance of an irrigation system conducted by a certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor. An irrigation audit includes an inspection and system tune-up. System test with distribution uniformity or emission uniformity, reporting overspray or runoff that causes overland flow, and preparation of an irrigation schedule. The audit must be conducted in a manner consistent with the Irrigation Association's Landscape Irrigation Auditor Certification program or other U.S. Environmental Protection Agency "Watersense" labeled auditing program.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Irrigation Designer. A person who has been certified by the Irrigation Association to prepare irrigation system designs, and/or a Landscape Architect.

Irrigation Efficiency (IE). The measurement of the amount of water beneficially used divided by the amount of water applied. Irrigation efficiency is derived from measurements and estimates of irrigation system characteristics and management practices. The irrigation efficiency for purposes of Chapter 20.330 (Water Efficiency Landscape Standards),are 0.75 for overhead spray devices and 0.81 for drip systems.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Irrigation Plan. The irrigation plan shall be shown at the same scale as the planting plan. The irrigation plan shall show the components of the irrigation system with water meter size, backflow prevention, precipitation rates, flow rate and operating pressure for each irrigation circuit, and identification of all irrigation equipment.

Irrigation Survey. An evaluation of an irrigation system that is less detailed than an irrigation audit. An irrigation survey includes an inspection, system test, and written recommendation to improve performance of the irrigation system.

Irrigation Water Use Analysis. An analysis of water use data based on meter readings and billing data.

Junk. Means secondhand or used machinery, equipment, appliances, furniture, motor vehicle parts, tires, lumber, rope, bottles, pipe, wire, drums, scrap metal, construction material, packaging material, including items made of or containing wood, metal, paper, plastic, clay, brick, glass, porcelain, rubber, concrete, or other personal property.

Junkyard. Any parcel, lot, contiguous lots or portions thereof used for dismantling, salvage, outside storage, purchase, sale, or exchange of junk, or containing any activity in the Scrap Operations use type. It is not an exception to this definition that a person intends or proposes to use the junk for some purpose.

Kiosk (land use). Kiosks are freestanding, walk-up facilities. Facilities with drive-through access require a Major Use Permit.

Kitchen. A room used for preparation of food. A complete kitchen contains a sink, refrigerator, stove or range top, and oven or microwave. Includes any room having a sink and either a 3/4-inch gas opening or provision for an electric stove. A partial kitchen is missing one (1) of the above components.

Land Clearing. The removal of vegetation from any site, parcel or; provided, however, it does not include mowing, trimming or pruning, so as to maintain vegetation in a healthy, viable condition.

Land Use. The purpose for which a site or structure is arranged, designed, intended, constructed, erected, moved, altered, or enlarged for which either a site or a structure is or may be occupied or maintained.

Landscape water meter. An inline device installed at the irrigation supply point that measures the flow of water into the irrigation system and is connected to a totalizer to record water use.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Landscape Architect. A person who holds a license to practice landscape architecture in the State of California (Government Code Section 5615).

Landscape Area, Net. All of the planting areas, turf areas, and water features in a landscape design plan subject to the Maximum Applied Water Allowance calculation. The landscape area does not include footprints of buildings or structures, sidewalks, driveways, parking lots, decks, patios, gravel or stone walks, other pervious or non-pervious hardscapes, and other non-irrigated area designated for non-development (e.g., open space and existing native vegetation).

Landscape Contractor. A person licensed (with a valid C-27 license) by the State of California to construct, maintain, repair, install, or subcontract the development of landscape systems and facilities consistent with the Business and Professions Code Sections 7058 and 7059.

Landscape Documentation Package. The documents required under Section 20.300.060.

Landscape Irrigation Audit. A process to perform site inspections, evaluate irrigation systems and develop efficient irrigation schedules.

Landscape Project. The total area of landscape in a project as defined in "landscape area."

Landscaping. The planting and maintenance of some combination of trees, shrubs, vines, ground covers, flowers or lawns. In addition, the combination of design may include natural features (e.g., rock and stone) and structural features, including fountains, reflecting pools, art work, screens, walls, fences, and benches. All landscaping shall be consistent with Chapter 20.330 (Water Efficient Landscape Standards).

Lateral Line. The water delivery pipeline that supplies water to the emitters or sprinklers from the valve.

Line of Sight Triangle. The area on either side of an access way at its junction with a public street forming a triangle within which clear visibility of approaching vehicular or pedestrian traffic must be maintained.

Live Entertainment. Music, comedy, readings, dancing, acting, or other entertainment performed on a site three (3) or more days during a calendar year. This includes dancing by patrons to live or recorded music.

Live-Work Unit (land use). Live/Work means an integrated dwelling unit and working space, in which the work component is the primary use and the residential component is secondary, occupied by a single housekeeping unit in a structure, that has been designed or structurally modified to accommodate joint residential occupancy and work activity, and that includes:

Complete kitchen space and sanitary facilities in compliance with the Building Code; and

Working space reserved for and regularly used by one (1) or more occupants of the unit.

Loading Space. An unobstructed area provided and maintained for the temporary parking of trucks and other motor vehicles for the purpose of loading and unloading goods or materials.

Local Agency (landscaping). The City that is responsible for adopting and implementing Chapter 20.330 (Water Efficient Landscape Standards). The City will be responsible for landscape plan checks, design review of the project, and approval of the landscape permit.

Local Water Purveyor. Vallecitos Water District (VWD), Vista Irrigation District (VID), Olivenhain Water district (OWD), and Rincon Water District (RWD) serve as the retail water purveyor within the limits of the City that provides retail water service.

Lodging (land use).

Bed & Breakfast. A dwelling containing a single living unit that serves as the residence for the owner or manager and not more than five (5) guest rooms that, for compensation, provide temporary night to night lodging with or without meals.

Rooming House. A building containing three (3) or more bedrooms or other rooms used, designed, or intended to be used, rented, leased, let or hired to be occupied or which are occupied by five (5) or more individuals under five (5) or more separate oral or written leases, subleases or any other contractual agreement designed to effectuate the same result, with or without meals, for compensation, as permanent guests pursuant to an arrangement for compensation for definite periods, by the month or greater term. A "Rooming Housing" does not require a property owner, or an agent, or a rental manager, to be in residence. A "Rooming House" may or may not have individual or group cooking facilities. A "Rooming House" may or may not provide free access to common living areas beyond the bedrooms or guest rooms. A "room" means any rented, leased, let or hired room, living space or other square footage within the building that is used or designed to provide sleeping accommodations for one (1) or more persons. A property permitted accessory dwelling unit, second unit, or "granny flat" shall not be considered a rooming house if used, designed, or intended to be used, rented, leased, let or hired, to be occupied or that is occupied by two (2) or fewer individuals under two (2) or fewer written leases, subleases or any other contractual agreement designed to effectuate the same result, with or without meals, for compensation, as permanent guests pursuant to an arrangement for compensation for definite periods, by the month or greater term.

Hotel. A building or group of buildings in which there are six (6) or more guest rooms that are designed for and occupied as the temporary lodging place of individuals for generally less than thirty (30) consecutive days, but shall not include jails, hospitals, asylums, sanitariums, orphanages, prisons, detention homes and similar buildings, where human beings are housed and detained under legal restraint.

Motel. A building or group of buildings containing individual sleeping or living units where a majority of such units open individually and directly to the outside, and where a garage is attached or a parking space is conveniently located to each unit, all for the temporary use by automobile tourists or transients.

Lot. A legally established lot of land under one (1) ownership with frontage upon a street. Types of lots include the following. See Figure 20.600-2.

Interior Lot. A non-corner lot bounded on three (3) sides by adjacent lots with street frontage on only one (1) side.

Corner Lot. A lot bounded by two (2) or more intersecting streets that has an angle of intersection of not more than one hundred thirty- five (135) degrees. The intersecting streets shall not be the same street. In determining the angle of intersection for a rounded corner, straight lines shall be drawn as extensions of both street lot lines. The calculation of the angle of intersection shall be made from the side facing toward the lot at the point where these two (2) extensions meet.

Double Frontage Lot. An interior lot with frontage on more than one (1) street. A lot fronting on a street on one (1) side and a private ingress-egress easement on the other side shall be considered a double frontage lot even if the lot does not have ingress-egress from the private easement.

Cul-de-Sac Lot. An interior lot taking access from and having frontage primary on the bulb of a cul-d-sac. Setbacks are measured from

Flag Lot. A lot in the approximate configuration of a flag pole or sign post, with the pole or post functioning primarily as an access way to the main body of the lot from the street of access.

Substandard Lot. A legally created lot that does not have the width or area required by the Zone in which it is located (not shown in Figure 20.600-2 Lot Types).

Figure 20.600-2 Lot Types

Lot Area, Net. Equal to the lot area exclusive of natural on-site buffer (like creek vegetation, public trail, or any area used for access), and excluding streets, access easements or public trails. Landscaped setbacks may be included in the net calculation.

Lot Depth. The horizontal length of a straight line connecting the bisecting points of the front and rear lot lines.

Lot Frontage (also Business Frontage or Frontage). Those portions of a lot or building site that abut a public street. For purposes of determining frontage on corner lots and through lots, all sides of a lot abutting a public street shall be considered as separate frontage.

Lot, Through. A lot fronting on 2 parallel or approximately parallel streets.

Lot Width. The horizontal distance between the interior property line of a lot, measured at right angles to the lot depth at the rear of the required front property line setback.

Low Barrier Navigation Center (land use). A low-barrier, service-enriched shelter focused on moving people into permanent housing that provides temporary facilities while case managers connect individuals experiencing homelessness to income, public benefits, health services, shelter, and housing. "Low Barrier" means best practices to reduce barriers to entry, and includes but is not limited to, the following:

(1)

The presence of partners if it is not a population-specific site.

(2)

Pets.

(3)

The storage of possessions.

(4)

Privacy, such as partitions around beds in a dormitory setting or in larger rooms containing more than two beds, or private rooms.

Low Volume Irrigation. The application. of irrigation water at low pressure through a system of tubing or lateral lines and low volume emitters such as drip, drip lines, and bubblers. Low volume irrigation systems are especially designed to apply small volumes of water at or near the roots of plants.

(Ord. No. 2022-1527, § 2(Exh. A), 10-25-2022)

Machine Repair Shop (land use). Any establishment engaged in the repair, retooling, and associated light-fabrication activities for mid- to industrial-size machines.

Main Line. The pressurized pipeline that delivers water from the water source to the valve or outlet.

Manufacturing and Assembly (land use). Any establishment engaged in the manufacturing, production and/or assembly of products, primarily from extracted or raw materials, or bulk storage and handling of the products and materials. Uses in this classification involve an incidence of truck or rail traffic, and/or outdoor storage of products, materials, equipment, or bulk fuel. All activities shall be completely enclosed within a structure unless other outdoor activities are expressly permitted within the Zone. This land use includes the following industry types:

• Apparel and other finished products • Professional and scientific goods

• Chemicals and related products • Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products

• Fabricated metal products • Stone, clay and glass products

• Lumber and wood products • Textile mill products

• Paper and related products

Marijuana cultivation (land use). The planting, growing, harvesting, drying or processing of marijuana plants or any part thereof, and any and all associated business and/or operational activities.

(Ord. No. 2016-1423, 3-8-2016)

Market (land use).

Convenience. A retail store of 3,500 square feet or less in gross floor area, which carries a range of merchandise oriented to daily convenience and travelers' shopping needs.

Grocery/Supermarket. The retail sale of food and beverages for off-site preparation or consumption.

Liquor. A retail establishment primarily engaged in selling beer, wine, and other alcoholic beverages, which may specialize in a particular type of alcoholic beverage (e.g., wine shops).

Specialty Food and Beverage. The retail sale of specialty food and beverages for off-site preparation or consumption.

Massage Accessory Use (land use). A use where massages occurs either permanently or temporarily in conjunction with a primary permitted land use, and the area where the massage occurs covers less than twenty percent (20%) of the gross floor of the principal use. All persons performing massage shall possess a current, valid and authentic certificate issued by the California Massage Therapy Council. Massage Accessory Use shall not be classified as a Massage Establishment, and shall not be required to obtain a Massage Establishment License under Chapter 5.44 of this Municipal Code, but shall be subject to the Massage operating requirements under Chapter 5.44 and the specific use standards under Section 20.400.250 of this Municipal Code and all other applicable provisions of this Municipal Code.

(Ord. No. 2017-1443, 6-13-2017; Ord. No. 2019-1469, § 2(Exh. A), 1-22-2019)

Massage Establishments (land use). Any premises, place of business or membership club having a fixed place of business where the primary use is providing or giving for a fee or other form of consideration a massage, including, but not limited to, Swedish massage, sports massage, shiatsu, polarity therapy, rolfing, heller work, reiki, reflexology or other similar massage service or procedure. Any establishment that performs any combination of massage and bathhouse facilities, as that term is defined in Chapter 5.46 of the Municipal Code, including, but not limited to, wet and dry heat rooms, pools, and hot tubs, shall be deemed to be a Massage Establishment. A use where massage occurs as Massage, Accessory Use, shall not be classified as a Massage Establishment.

(Ord. No. 2017-1443, 6-13-2017)

The following professions and services shall not be classified as a Massage Establishment:

Physicians, surgeons, chiropractors, osteopaths, physical therapists, occupational therapists, exercise physiologists, and acupuncturists who are duly licensed to practice their respective professions in the State of California.

Registered Nurses, Practical Nurses and Licensed Vocational Nurses who are licensed to practice under the laws of this State.

Hospitals, nursing homes, mental health facilities, or any other health facility duly licensed by the State of California.

Trainers of any amateur, semiprofessional or professional athletes or athletic teams, or athletic trainers hired by a local, State or Federal government agency, while engaging in their training responsibilities for and with athletes; and trainers working in conjunction with a specific athletic event, such as track meets triathlons, or similar single occurrence athletic or recreational events.

Barbers, beauticians, cosmetologists, aestheticians and manicurists who are duly licensed under the laws of the State of California while engaging in practices within the scope of their licenses.

Any educational institution regulated by the State of California, including any portion of the institution providing Massage services, such as student clinics and work study programs, regulated under such State license.

Any other business or profession exempt from the provisions of Chapter 5.44 of the Municipal Code by State law.

Master shut-off valve. An automatic valve installed at the irrigation supply point which controls water flow into the irrigation system. When this valve is closed water will not be supplied to the irrigation system. A master valve will greatly reduce any water loss due to a leaky station valve.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Maximum Applied Water Allowance (MAWA). The upper limit of annual applied water for the established landscaped area as specified in Section 20.330.060. It is based upon the area's reference evapotranspiration, the ET Adjustment Factor, and the size of the landscape area. The Estimated Total Water Use shall not exceed the Maximum Applied Water Allowance. Special landscape Areas, including recreation areas, area permanently and solely dedicated to be edible plants such as orchards and vegetable gardens, and areas irrigated with recycled water, are subject to the MAWA with ETAF not to exceed 1.0. MAWA = (ETo) (0.62) [(ETAF x LA) + ((1-ETAF) x SLA)].

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Maximum Sound Level (Lmax). Maximum SPL or the highest SPL measured over the time interval the A-weighted network and slow time weighting.

Median. An area between opposing lanes of traffic that may be unplanted or planted with trees, shrubs, perennials, and ornamental grasses.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Medical (land use).

Hospital. An institution, specializing in giving clinical, temporary and emergency services of a medical or surgical nature to injured persons and patients. This definition includes acute care hospitals, acute psychiatric hospitals, and special hospitals as defined in

Section 1502 of the California Health and Safety Code.

Urgent Care. An establishment providing limited clinical and emergency medical services, generating primary walk-in service.

Merchandise Sales (land use). Any commercial use engaged in retail sales of merchandise not specifically listed under another use. Merchandise sales may be regulated by square footage thresholds subject to the regulations of the applicable Zone and shall be categorized by the following programmatic categories:

Discount. The retail sales of new merchandise by discount retailers, including all products or commercial stores listed under "New Retail."

New Retail. The retail sales of new merchandise including the following products or commercial stores:

• Antique shop • Hardware

• Artists'/craft supplies • Hobby materials

• Bicycle shops • Jewelry

• Books/stationary • Luggage and leather goods

• Cameras and photographic supply stores • Musical instruments, parts and accessories

• Candy shop • Newsstands

• Clothing and accessories • Orthopedic supplies

• Collectibles (cards, coins, comics, stamps) excludes second- • Paint sales hand and pawn

• Department stores • Small wares

• Dry goods • Specialty shops

• Fabrics and sewing supplies • Sporting goods and equipment

• Pharmacy • Toys and games

• Florist and house plants (indoor sales only) • Variety stores

• Movie rental and sales (does not include cinemas)

Showrooms. Stand alone and retail showroom establishments engaged in the retail sales of larger-scale new merchandise including appliances, indoor or outdoor furniture. All showrooms shall be subject to the operational and design standards of Section 200.400.190 (Showrooms), and the business operator shall sign an affidavit acknowledging all operational standards for such uses prior to issuance of a business license.

Used/Pawn. An establishment engaged in the retail sale of secondhand merchandise, or offering loans secured by personal property.

Metal Working Shop (land use). Any industrial use engaged in metal working of any kind, including sheet metal operations; drop hammers or foundries are prohibited.

Microbrewery. A facility for the production of beer, fermented on the premises, for distribution, retail, or wholesale on- or off-premises. On-site tasting facilities shall be limited to the sale/tasting of product produced on-site and shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the building area. Ancillary retail sales are permitted. Alcohol-related businesses are subject to all applicable State law (California Business

and Professions Code Section 23000 et seq.) licensing requirements for the sale or provision of alcohol. As an associated use, see "Tasting Room" definition.

Micro-climate. The climate of a small, specific area that may contrast with the climate of the overall landscape area due to wind, sun exposure, plant density, proximity to reflective surfaces, etc.

Mined-Land Reclamation Projects. Any surface mining operation with a reclamation plan approved in accordance with the Surface Mining and Reclamation Act of 1975.

Minimum Sound Level (Lmin). Minimum SPL or the lowest SPL measured over the time interval using the A-weighted network and slow time weighting.

Minor Alteration. Any physical modification to a structure that is limited in scope or has a minor visual impact in relation to the total design of the project. Minor alterations normally include awnings, landscaping, lighting, roofing, paint colors, seismic work, signs, new storefronts, and alterations to existing storefronts.

Mobile/Manufactured Home (Mobilehome) (land use). A structure, transportable in one (1) or more sections, that in the traveling mode is eight (8) or more feet in body width or forty (40) feet in body length, or that when erected is three hundred twenty (320) or more square feet in area and is built on a permanent chassis and is designed to be used as a dwelling with or without a foundation system when connected to the required utilities, and that contains required plumbing, heating, air conditioning, and electrical systems A mobilehome that was constructed after 1974 in accordance with California Department of Housing and Urban Development standards or after 1976 in accordance with U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) standards is considered to be a manufactured home.

Mobile/Manufactured Home Park (land use). Any parcel, area, or tract of land, or portion thereof where two (2) or more mobilehome lots are rented, leased, or offered for rent or lease to accommodate mobilehomes used for human habitation.

Motor Court. A building or group of buildings attached, detached, or semidetached, providing guest accommodations, in which there is exterior access independently to each individual room, unit, or suite, and on which automobile storage space is provided at each unit (e.g., motel, motor lodge, motor hotel).

Moving Company (land use). A facility providing for-hire transportation and temporary indoor warehousing for the moving of personal possessions.

Mulch. Any organic material such as leaves, bark, and straw or inorganic mineral materials such as rocks, gravel, or decomposed granite left loose and applied to the soil surface for the beneficial purposes of reducing evaporation, suppressing weeds, moderating soil temperature, and preventing soil erosion.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Multifamily Dwelling (land use). A type of residential development comprised of a building or portion thereof, used for occupancy by three (3) or more households living independently of each other, and containing three (3) or more dwelling units. See definition of "Dwelling, Multifamily" in Section 20.600.060 for additional information.

Municipal Code, or Code. The City of San Marcos Municipal Code, as it may be amended from time to time.

Museum, Library, or Gallery (land use). A commercial or nonprofit use that displays or preserves objects of interest in literature, the arts, or sciences.

New Construction (pertains to landscaping only). A new building with a landscape or other new landscape such as a park, playground, or greenbelt without an associated building.

Newspaper Printing (land use). Any establishment engaging in the production, on-site printing and distribution of any general circulation, private interest, or community newspaper. Regulation of this use is required due to noise, chemicals, and processes used in the printing process.

Nightclubs (land use). A bar, tavern, or similar establishment that provides live entertainment (music, comedy, etc.) that may serve alcoholic beverage for sale, where the performance area exceeds seventy-five (75) square feet, or customer dancing occurs.

Non-Commercial Horticulture (land use). The growing of horticulture or agriculture on-site for the sole purpose of use by the property owner/on-site resident. Sale of such products is prohibited unless permitted under a separate land use.

Nonconforming Sign-Legal. See Section 20.320.120 (Definitions).

Nonconforming Structure. A building, or portion thereof, that was legally constructed or altered and maintained, but that, because of the application of this title, no longer conforms to the physical development standards of the Zone in which it is located.

Nonconforming Use. A use that was legally established and that has been continuously conducted at the same location, but that because of the application of this title, is no longer authorized at that location, or requires approval of a discretionary permit and has not obtained such discretionary permit approval.

Non-Residential Landscape. Landscapes in commercial, institutional, industrial and public settings that may have areas designated for recreation or public assembly. It also includes portions of common areas of common interest developments with designated recreational areas.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Nursery (land use). An establishment for the growth, display, and/or sale of plants, seeds, shrubs, trees, and materials used in indoor or outdoor planting, conducted within or without an enclosed building. This includes garden centers. All merchandise other than the plants are kept within an enclosed structure or fully screened. Fertilizers of any type are stored and sold in package form only.

Occupancy. Each separate use of property conducted on a lot or within a building or any portion thereof.

Octave Band. An octave band is defined as a frequency band whose upper band-edge frequency is twice the lower band frequency.

Office (land use). An establishment providing direct, "over-the-counter" services or business services to consumers or clients (e.g., insurance agencies, real estate offices, travel agencies, utility company offices, etc.) and office-type facilities occupied by businesses providing professional services and/or engaged in the production of intellectual property. Offices shall be categorized by the following programmatic categories:

Corporate, Administrative, Business. Offices for private commercial or nonprofit business.

Government. Any office building or space owned, operated or leased by a municipal entity for the purpose of conducting municipal business or operations.

Medical/Dental/Holistic. Offices for the conduct of medical practice out-patient services.

Office Park: A group of two (2) or more office buildings that are planned and developed together with unique identity and function relationships fostered through the use of coordinated design, site orientation, access and other unifying elements.

Off-Site. An activity or accessory use that is related to a specific primary use, but is not located on the same site as the primary use.

Off-Street Loading Facility. A site or portion of a site reserved for the loading or unloading of motor vehicles or trailers, including loading berths, aisles, access drives and landscaped areas.

Off-Street Parking Facility. A site or portion of a site outside of a public ROW reserved for the parking of motor vehicles, including parking spaces, aisles, access drives and landscaped areas.

On-Site. An activity or accessory use that is related to a specific primary use, and is located on the same site as the primary use.

Open Space, Private. A usable open space adjoining and directly accessible to a dwelling unit, reserved for the exclusive use of residents of the dwelling unit and their guests.

Open Space, Usable. Outdoor space that serves a recreational function or provides visual relief from the building mass, the minimum dimension of which shall be six (6) feet excluding required front yards not used for balconies or patios.

Operating Pressure. The pressure at which parts of an irrigation system are designed by the manufacturer to operate.

Outcall Service Activity. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Outdoor Dining (land use). Any outdoor space directly adjacent and accessory to a primary Restaurant land use for the purpose of outdoor food or beverage service and dining. Subject to provisions of Chapter 20.400 (Specific Use Standards) and regulated by Zone.

Outdoor Recreation Facility (land use). Outdoor public or private recreational activities including cart/car racing course, driving range, golf course, mini-golf, outdoor swimming pool, sports complex, rock climbing, or similar outdoor activities.

Outdoor Storage (land use). On-site at grade or shelved space for the storage of business-related materials, products, and goods. All on-site storage shall be limited to those materials directly used or produced in relation to the functional on-site business activity; subject to all storage and screening requirements of the applicable Zone. This land use may be a primary land use or accessory land use in conjunction with another land use.

Overhead Sprinkler Irrigation Systems or Overhead Spray Irrigation System. Systems that deliver water through the air (e.g., spray heads and rotors).

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Overspray. The irrigation water that is delivered beyond the target area, and in which can cause overland flow caused by irrigation events onto non-targeted areas such as pavements, walks, and structures.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Parcel Delivery Service (land use). A facility providing indoor warehousing, sorting, and delivery (including on-site transportation vehicles) for commercial delivery of parcels and mail. Excludes U.S. Postal Service facilities.

Parking Facility (land use). A parking lot and/or structure. Types of parking facilities include the following:

Fully Subterranean Parking. A mechanically ventilated, subterranean parking structure the top of which is at existing grade.

Parking at Grade. At grade, (carport, partially closed or enclosed) parking with or without a dwelling above.

Partially Subterranean Parking. A mechanically ventilated parking structure, the top of which does not exceed two (2) feet above existing grade measured at the center of the site along the street frontage.

Podium Parking. At grade parking that is fully enclosed with a common entrance that has dwellings over. Podium parking can be at grade or partially depressed by no more than two (2) feet below existing grade.

Surface Parking. Parking at grade with no dwelling above.

Tuck-under Parking.Tuck-under parking is unenclosed parking located below the unit where parking is accessed from an unenclosed driveway that may be at existing grade or below.

Parking; Fleets (land use). Parking at grade, covered or uncovered, for fleet vehicles (two (2) or more business-related vehicles); subject to all storage and screening requirements of the applicable Zone.

Parking Lot Sale (land use). The display and sales of products or services primarily outside a permanent structure, including vehicles, garden supplies, gas, tires, motor oil, food and beverages, boats, motor homes and clothes, where parking is the principal use of the property.

Parking Space. A readily accessible area, within a structure or surface parking area, exclusive of aisles, driveways, ramps and columns, maintained exclusively for the parking of one (1) vehicle.

Parks, Open Space, Recreation (land use). Areas with improvements suitable for active and/or passive recreational facilities.

Parkway. The area between a sidewalk and the curb or traffic lane. It may be planted or unplanted, and with or without pedestrian egress.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Patio Cover. A one-story, open-sided shade structure consisting of a roof and structural supports, attached to or detached from the primary dwelling which is used only for recreational, outdoor living purposes and not as a carport, garage, storage room or habitable room.

Pawn Shop. An establishment that engages, in whole or in part, in the business of loaning money on the security of pledges of personal property, or deposits, or conditional sales of personal property, or the purchase or sale of personal property.

Pedestrian Orientation. Any physical structure or place with design qualities and elements that contribute to an active, inviting and pleasant place for pedestrians including:

Building facades that are highly articulated at the street level, with interesting uses of material, color, and architectural detailing, located directly behind the sidewalk;

Design amenities related to the street level (e.g., awnings, paseos, arcades);

Visibility into buildings at the street level;

A continuous sidewalk, with a minimum of intrusions into pedestrian ROW;

Continuity of building facades along the street with few interruptions in the progression of buildings and stores;

Signs oriented and scaled to the pedestrian rather than the motorist;

Landscaping (including pocket parks or outdoor patios); and

Street furniture.

Pedestrian-Oriented Uses (land use). A land use that is intended to encourage walk-in customers and that generally does not limit the number of customers by requiring appointments or otherwise excluding the general public. A pedestrian-oriented use provides spontaneous draw from the sidewalk and street due to visual interest, high customer turnover, and social interaction. Examples of these uses include:

• Bars • Commercial entertainment

• Restaurants • Commercial recreation, indoor

• Markets • Commercial uses

• Retail sales • Personal services

Permit. Any permit issued by the City for new buildings or rehabilitated landscape.

Personal Services (land use). Any place of business providing group or individual non-medical services and the accessory retail sales of products related to the services. Such services are intended to provide for the repair of small personal items, professionally administered cosmetic and personal grooming treatments or providing the means by which individuals may create a desired personal result or improve one's skill in the practice of a specialized activity primarily for personal interest or self-improvement. These services are categorized by the following programmatic elements. Some Personal Services are defined and regulated by SMMC 20.400.200 - Tattoo and/or Body Art Facility (see Chapter 8.95 - Tattoo Parlors/Body Arts Facilities); and SMMC 20.400.250 - Massage, Accessory Use and Massage Establishments (see Ordinance No. 2017-1443, 6-13-2017).

General. Any place of business establishment providing non-medical services to individuals as a primary use, including, but not limited to the following types of uses: hair, cosmetic, nail, and tanning salons (with ear piercing and permanent makeup as an ancillary use subject to SMMC 20.400.200); personal electronics and small appliance repair; seamstress, bridal, tailor, tuxedo rental and shoe repair shops; art and photography studios; travel agents; and, mailing and personal copying stores. To qualify as an ancillary use, ear piercing and permanent makeup services cannot be provided in conjunction with any Tattoo and/or Body Art Facility. Said facilities are subject to Section 20.400.200 (Tattoo and/or Body Art Facility).

Fitness/Health Facility. Any place of business or membership club providing facilities and/or instruction devoted especially to health, beauty, self-improvement, skill development and relaxation that deals with the cosmetic, therapeutic, and/or holistic treatments, where people visit for professionally administered personal care treatments and/or instruction, such as health and physical fitness clubs and day/health spas, which may include individual and/or group instruction of fitness/health activities as identified under Instructional in Section 20.600.180(3) below. Massage as an accessory use may be permitted subject to SMMC 20.400.250. A medical spa shall be classified as a Medical Office land use.

Instructional. Any place of business that is intended for group instruction including, but not limited to, art, dance, gymnastics, weight lifting, indoor batting cages, martial arts, mediation, modeling, pilates, pottery, rock climbing, volleyball, yoga, weight control clinic, hobbies, cooking, tutoring, and other instructional classes not considered as a college or school land use as defined in herein (Chapter 20.600).

Limited Instructional. A small-scale facility intended to provide individual or small group instruction as identified under Instructional in Section 20.600.180(3) above. Limited Instructional facilities shall be limited to an activity floor area of 5,000 square feet and a maximum occupancy of 25 attendees and 4 instructors/employees scheduled to be located at the facility at the same time. This land use may include a small day/health spa provided the gross floor area and number of attendees and employees/instructors do not exceed the maximum.

(Ord. No. 2017-1443, 6-13-2017; Ord. No. 2021-1512, § 2(Exh. B), 1-11-22)

Pervious. Any surface or material that allows the passage of water through the material and into the underlying soil.

Places of Assembly (land use). Gathering places for public, private, commercial or nonprofit gatherings with permanent or moveable seating. Attached portions of civic center and public school buildings including non-fixed seating may also be considered community assembly space that may be rented to nonprofit civic or community organizations; no additional use permit shall be required for this rental use. The following use types shall all be considered within the "Places of Assembly" land use:

Auditorium. A building used or designed for audience attendance, including public assembly, meetings, lectures, dances, entertainment, and similar uses. This use does not apply to auditoriums attached to portions of civic center and public school facilities.

Place of Worship. A facility or establishment where the principal purpose of which is religious worship. A primarily religious or nonprofit facility may include structures and activities including sanctuary space, religious education, ministry, clothing and food distribution (kitchen facility), counseling, employment assistance, study or library space, referral services, and support groups, and assembly rooms. A place of worship shall be limited to one (1) single-family dwelling unit; any additional dwelling units or spaces require separate land use approvals and permits as applicable and permitted within the Zone. A place of worship does not include businesses operated by the religious group for support of religious activities or for charitable purposes. A place of worship falls within the Places of Assembly land use.

Small Place of Assembly. Gathering place for small public, private, commercial or nonprofit or religious worship gatherings; including meetings, lectures, worship, and similar uses with permanent or moveable seating in an existing non-residential building. A Small Place of Assembly shall be limited to 25 attendees within a maximum 1,200 square-feet of assembly floor area. A maximum of 2 instructors/employees scheduled to be located at the facility at the same time shall be allowed in addition to the attendees.

(Ord. No. 2021-1512, § 2(Exh. B), 1-11-22)

Planned Residential Development (land use). A small lot configuration planning tool that can be used in conjunction with specific residential Zones to achieve increased common open space and a density of four (4) to eight (8) dwelling units per acre. See Chapter 20.435 (Planned Residential Development).

Planning Commission. The City of San Marcos Planning Commission, referred to as the "Planning Commission."

Plant Factor (or Plant Water Use Factor) (landscaping). A factor when multiplied by ETo estimates the amount of water needed by plants. For purposes of Chapter 20.330 (Water Efficient Landscaping Standards), the plant factor range for very low water use plants is 0 to 0.1, the plant factor range of low water use plants ranges from 0.1 to 0.3, the plant factor of moderate water use plants ranges from 0.4 to 0.6, and the plant factor of high water use plants ranges from 0.7 to 1.0. Plant factors are derived from the Department of Water Resources 1999 publication "Water Use Classification of landscape Species". Plant factors may also be obtained from horticultural researchers from academic institutions or professional associations as approved by the California Department of Water Resources (DWR).

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Porch. An architectural feature of a building, structural or non-structural, that is roofed but otherwise unenclosed.

Pre-existing. In existence before the effective date of the ordinance enacting this Zoning Ordinance.

Primary Structure. A structure that houses the primary use on a property or lot. It shall not include accessory structures (e.g., garages, pool houses, or sheds).

Primary Use(s). The primary use(s) for which land or a building is or may be intended, occupied, maintained, arranged or designed.

Private Residential Garage (land use). A permanently roofed structure with three enclosed sides and a garage door, that is used for automobile shelter and storage solely for the purposes of one (1) individual residential property.

Private Viewing Room. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Project. Any proposal for new or changed use, or for new construction, alteration or enlargement of any structure, that is subject to the provisions of this Zoning Ordinance.

Project Applicant (landscaping). The individual or entity submitting a Landscape Documentation Package required under Sections 20.330.050 (Landscape Package Submittal Milestones) and 20.330.060 (Landscape Documentation Package Elements), to request a permit, plan check, or design review from the City. A project applicant may be the property owner or his/her designee.

Property Line/Lot Line. A recorded boundary of a lot, excluding the lines bounding any private easement Types of property lines are as follows.

Front Property Line (PL). The shortest line of a lot that is abutting a public ROW line. The property line of a double-frontage lot abutting an ROW shall be front lot lines. When the PL of a corner lot that is abutting ROW lot lines are of equal or substantially equal lengths, the front lot line shall be determined by the Director. In determining the front lot line, the Director shall take into consideration the character

of the improvements in the neighborhood of the lot, the impact to abutting property owners from the establishment of either of the boundaries as a front PL, the character of the building proposed to be constructed and the distance that the building is set back from the lines of the two (2) streets that the lot abuts.

Interior Property Line. A property line not abutting a street shared in common with another adjacent lot. This applies to "side" and "rear" property line conditions.

Street Property Line. A property line abutting a public ROW or street.

Corner Property Line. A street lot line that is not a front property line.

Property Line, Adjacent. Any property line dividing one (1) Zone from a different Zone (i.e., the property line separating an L-M property and a C property). When a non-residentially zoned property is adjacent to a residentially zoned property (any R Zone), the "adjacent property line" regulations shall be applicable to the R Zone property separated from the applicable site by a ROW.

Public Buildings and Facilities (land use). Any building, facility, or development owned, operated, or leased by a government entity (city, state, or federal).

Public Hearing. A public meeting held by the City Council, Planning Commission, or other advisory body for the purposes of receiving testimony to be used in the consideration of the approval, conditional approval or denial of a discretionary application.

Public Maintenance Buildings and Facilities (land use). Any public building or facility operated for the ongoing upkeep of public land, facilities, or services.

Public Park/Open Space/Recreation (land use). A noncommercial park, playground, or other recreation facility, and/or open space officially designated as a public park or recreation facility. This use may include community centers.

Public Property. Any real property, without limitation, owned by the City or any governmental agency, any public ROW or easement, and any property subject to a public open space easement.

Public Utilities (land use). Any facility, equipment, or property used for the production, storage, or distribution of utilities or services as owned, operated, or leased by a public entity or public utility company.

Qualified Worker Housing, Large (land use). Any living quarters, dwelling, rooming house, bunkhouse, or other housing accommodations, consisting of more than thirty-six (36) beds in a group quarters or more than twelve (12) units or spaces designated for use by a single family or household, and which is for the exclusive occupancy of farm employees and their families in connection with any farm work or place where farm work is being performed, and the premises upon which they are situated.

Qualified Worker Housing, Small (land use). Any living quarters, dwelling, rooming house, bunkhouse, or other housing accommodations, consisting of no more than thirty-six (36) beds in a group quarters or twelve (12) units or spaces designated for use by a single family or household, and which is for the exclusive occupancy of farm employees and their families in connection with any farm work or place where farm work is being performed, and the premises upon which they are situated.

(Ord. No. 2022-1527, § 2(Exh. A), 10-25-2022)

Rain Sensor (or Rain Sensing Shutoff Device). A component that automatically suspends the irrigation event when it rains.

Reciprocal Driveway Access. A shared driveway configuration enabling adjacent properties of the same Zone designation to use the same driveway, may require recording of easements.

Record Drawing or As-Builts. A set of reproducible drawings that show significant changes in the work made during construction and that are usually based on drawings marked up in the field and other data furnished by the contractor.

Recreation Facilities/Park (land use within Residential Manufactured Home Park Zone). Any noncommercial park, recreation, open space, or other active or passive non-building space, within a Mobile/Manufactured Home Park, designed for recreational use by residents and guests.

Recreational Area. Areas excluding private single-family residential areas, designed for active play, recreation or public assembly in parks, sports field, picnic grounds, amphitheaters or golf courses tees, fairways, roughts, surrounds and greens.

Recreational Vehicle. A motorhome, travel trailer, truck camper or camping trailer, with or without motive power, designed for human habitation for recreational or emergency occupancy.

Recreational Vehicles (RVs)/Park. Any parcel, area, or tract of land, or portion thereof improved for the parking, or offering for rent or lease, of two (2) or more recreational vehicles (RVs) for recreational or emergency occupancy.

Recyclable Material. Reusable material including but not limited to metals, glass, plastic and paper, which are intended for reuse, remanufacture, or reconstitution for sale or reuse. Recyclable material does not include refuse or hazardous materials. Recyclable material may include clean (uncontaminated) used motor oil and oil filters collected and transported in accordance with Sections 25250.11 and 25143.2(b)(4) of the California Health and Safety Code.

Recycled Water (or Reclaimed Water, or Treated Sewage Effluent Water). Treated or recycled waste water of a quality suitable for non- potable uses such as landscape irrigation. This water is not intended for human consumption.

Recycling Facilities (land use).

Collections Facility. Any establishment, including a place of business, center, or stand-alone container, for collection or processing recyclable materials from the public. A "Certified Recycling Facility" or "Certified Processor" is a recycling facility certified by the California Department of Conservation as meeting the requirements of the California Beverage Container recycling and Litter Reduction Act of 1986. A recycling facility does not include storage containers or processing activity located on the premises of a residential, commercial, or manufacturing use and used solely for the recycling of material generated by that residential property, business or manufacturer. Recycling facilities shall be categorized by the following programmatic elements:

Small. A recycling center established as an accessory use to a principal use, for acceptance/donation, redemption, or purchase of recyclable not exceeding five hundred (500) square feet in size, devoted exclusively to the collection of recyclable materials from the public.

Large. A recycling facility established either as an accessory use, five hundred (500) square feet or larger in size, or as a principal use, regardless of size, devoted exclusively to the collection of recyclable materials from the public.

Processing Facility (land use). An enclosed structure used for collection and processing of recyclable materials. Processing means the preparation of material for efficient shipment, or to an end-user's specifications, by means such as baling, briquetting, compacting, flattening, grinding, crushing, mechanical sorting, shredding, cleaning, and remanufacturing. Processing facilities include the following:

Light Processing. Occupies an area that is less than 45,000 square feet of gross collection, processing, and storage area and has up to an average of two (2) outbound truck shipments per day. Light Processing Facilities are limited to baling, briquetting, crushing, compacting, grinding, shredding and sorting of source-separated recyclable materials and repairing of reusable materials sufficient to qualify as a Certified Processing Facility. A Light Processing Facility shall not shred, compact, or bale ferrous metals other than food and beverage containers.

Heavy Processing. Any processing facility other than a Light Processing facility.

Reverse Vending. An automated mechanical device which occupies less than 50 square feet (and is an accessory use) that accepts one (1) or more types of recyclable beverage containers, including but not limited to, aluminum cans, glass and plastic bottles, and issues a cash refund or a redeemable credit slip with a value not less than the container's redemption value as determined by the state. The

reverse vending machine may sort and process containers mechanically, provided the entire process is fully enclosed. A grouping of multiple reverse vending machines may be necessary/provided to meet the requirements of certification as a recycling facility.

Referenced Evapotranspiration (ETo). A standard measurement of environmental parameters that affect the water use of plants. ETo is given in inches per day, month, or year as represented in Section 20.330.060 (Landscape Documentation Package Elements) and is an estimate of the evapotranspiration of a large field of four (4) to seven (7) inches tall, cool season turf that is well watered. Reference evapotranspiration is used as the basis of determining the Maximum Applied Water Allowance so that regional differences in climate can be accommodated.

Rehabilitated Landscapes. Any re-landscaping project that requires a permit, plan check, or design review and meets the requirements of Section 20.330.020 (Applicability).

Renewable Energy Harvesting/Production (land use). The installation and use of any facility or utility for the generation of on-site energy that may include the transmission, and/or storage of such energy. Such facilities shall be subject to all state, federal, building and utility regulations in addition to the provisions of Chapter 20.450 (Renewable Energy).

Research and Development (land use). Any business combining activities, laboratories, and facilities for research; and uses involving the production of experimental products that neither constitute nor cause a public health risk to employees and/or to surrounding properties and/or residents. Does not include Commercial Cannabis Activity or Cannabis Cultivation, Outdoor, which are prohibited uses under Subsection 20.205.030(D).

Research and Development, Fabrication and Light Manufacturing (land use). Any establishment, or space within a building, conducting the manufacture of experimental or prototype products in support of a Research and Development land use. Manufacture facilities shall be limited to products researched and/or designed on-site.

Residential Care Facility (land use). Any State licensed facility, place, or structure that is maintained and operated to provide non- medical residential care, day treatment, or foster agency services for adults, children, or adults and children as defined in Article 1 of Chapter 3 of the California Health and Safety Code Section 1500 et seq. This use includes licensed skilled nursing facilities and the administration of limited medical assistance (e.g., dispensing of prescribed medications).

Large. A licensed Residential Care Facility providing services for seven (7) or more adults and/or children consistent with the definition above.

Small. A licensed Residential Care Facility providing services for six (6) or fewer adults and/or children consistent with the definition above.

Residential Landscape. Landscapes surrounding single or multifamily homes.

Response Time (F, S, I) (Landscaping). The response time is a standardized exponential time weighting of the input signal according to fast (F), slow (S) or impulse (I) time response relationships. Time response can be described with a time constant. The time constants for fast, slow, and impulse responses are one (1) second, 0.125 second, and 0.35 millisecond, respectively.

Restaurant (land use). Any establishment operated for the primary purpose of providing food, beverages, or meals for compensation, which has suitable kitchen facilities for the preparation, storage and service of food. Any bar area, all applicable licenses required, shall be limited to five hundred (500) square feet or thirty percent (30%) of the dining area; bar areas exceeding these limits shall be classified as a bar.

Sit-Down. Any restaurant for the primary purpose of on-site service and consumption and/or serving meals in non-disposable containers. Accessory sale of food and nonalcoholic beverages for off-site consumption is permitted provided that all food and beverages sold for on-site consumption are served in non-disposable containers.

Take-Out. Any restaurant for the primary purpose of serving food and beverage in disposable containers (paper, plastic, or otherwise disposable/recyclable). This use includes restaurants providing three (3) or less tables for on-site consumption, and retail bakeries coffee, and beverage shops with or without seating.

Restroom /Sanitary Facilities (land use). A structure or facility located within a Mobile/Manufacture Home Park designed for toilet, shower, changing, and sanitary facilities for the use of park residents and guests.

Right-of-Way (ROW). An area or strip of land, either public or private, on which an irrevocable right of passage has been recorded for the use of vehicles or pedestrians or both.

Rooming House (land use). A building containing three (3) or more bedrooms or other rooms used, designed, or intended to be used, rented, leased, let or hired to be occupied or which are occupied by five (5) or more individuals under five (5) or more separate oral or written leases, subleases or any other contractual agreement designed to effectuate the same result, with or without meals, for compensation, as permanent guests pursuant to an arrangement for compensation for definite periods, by the month or greater term. A "Rooming Housing" does not require a property owner, or an agent, or a rental manager, to be in residence. A "Rooming House" may or may not have individual or group cooking facilities. A "Rooming House" may or may not provide free access to common living areas beyond the bedrooms or guest rooms. A "room" means any rented, leased, let or hired room, living space or other square footage within the building that is used or designed to provide sleeping accommodations for one (1) or more persons. A property permitted accessory dwelling unit, second unit, or "granny flat" shall not be considered a rooming house if used, designed, or intended to be used, rented, leased, let or hired, to be occupied or that is occupied by two (2) or fewer individuals under two (2) or fewer written leases, subleases or any other contractual agreement designed to effectuate the same result, with or without meals, for compensation, as permanent guests pursuant to an arrangement for compensation for definite periods, by the month or greater term.

ROW. See "Street, or Public Right-of-Way."

Row Home. A series of dwelling units, attached in a row, separated from each other by an unpierced wall extending from basement to roof.

Runoff. Water that is not absorbed by the soil or landscape to which it is applied and flows from the landscape area. For example, runoff may result from water that is applied at too great a rate (application rate exceeds infiltration rate) or when there is a slope.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017; Ord. No. 2017-1453, § 2(Exh. A), 11-14-2017; Ord. No. 2022-1527, § 2(Exh. A), 10-25-2022)

Sales Stand (land use). An accessory structure designed and used for the express purpose of selling produce or horticulture grown on- site; the structure shall conform to all required setbacks of the applicable Zone.

Salvage Yard (Scrap Yard). A lot or parcel of land used for the collection, keeping, or abandonment of discarded or waste materials.

School (land use). Any public, charter or private educational facility for elementary, middle, junior high, and high schools serving kindergarten through twelfth (12th) grade students, including denominational and sectarian, boarding schools, and military academies. Preschools and child daycare uses are included in "Child Daycare Center."

Second Hand Store (Used Goods). A profit or nonprofit business or organization that engages in or specializes in the sale or resale of previously owned or used goods and merchandise.

Self-Storage (land use). Facilities providing individual compartmentalized spaces or warehousing space for rent or lease to the general public for personal storage and characterized by low parking demand.

Senior/Age-Restricted Dwelling (Senior Housing) (land use). Dwelling unit(s) or a residential development for the restricted purpose of serving and housing adults over a specified age. This use may include supportive medical and non-medical services directly affiliated with the treatment of on-site patients.

Setback. The distance by which a structure, parking area or other development feature must be separated from a lot line easement, other structure or development feature. If a street dedication is required, then the setback requirement shall be measured from the revised property line after the dedication.

Front PL Setback. A setback extending across the full width of a lot between the front property line (or primary street property line) and the foremost point of any structure, parking area, or other development feature. Where specified this setback may be measured to the living portion of the building or the garage portion of the building.

Interior Side Setback. A setback extending across the full width of a lot between the interior side property line and the foremost point of any structure, parking area, or other development feature.

Corner Side Setback. A setback extending across the full width of a lot between the corner side property line and the foremost point of any structure, parking area, or other development feature on the lot.

Exterior Setback. A setback extending across the full width of a lot between any property line and the foremost point of any structure, parking area, or other development feature on the lot.

Rear Setback. A setback extending across the full width of a lot between the rear property line and the foremost point of any structure, parking area, or other development feature.

Sexual Encounter Establishment. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Shopping Center: A commercial center composed of more than four (4) businesses, identified by one (1) name as being physically grouped, and sharing a common parking area.

Shrub. A woody perennial plant generally with multiple basal stems.

Sign. See Section 20.320.120 (Definitions).

Single-Family Residential (land use). A type of residential development comprised of detached building used exclusively for occupancy by one (1) household (including necessary servants and employees of such household) and containing one (1) dwelling unit on a single lot. This land use may include mobilehomes and factory-built housing, and may be attached or detached configurations. See definition of "Dwelling, Single-Family" in Section 20.600.060 for additional information.

Single Ownership. Holding record title, possession under a contract to purchase or possession under a lease, by a person, firm, corporation or partnership, individually, jointly, in common or in any other manner where the property is or will be under unitary or unified control.

Single-Room Occupancy (land use). A facility providing dwelling units where each unit has a minimum floor area of one hundred fifty (150) square feet and a maximum floor area of two hundred twenty (220) square feet. These dwelling units may have kitchen or bathroom facilities and shall be offered on a monthly basis or longer.

Site. A lot or group of contiguous lots not divided by any alley, street, other ROW or City limit that is proposed for development in accord with the provisions of this Zoning Code, and is in a single ownership or has multiple owners, all of whom join in an application for development.

Slope. The inclined ground surface of fill, excavation, or natural terrain, the inclination of which is expressed as a percentage. Slope percent is computed by dividing the vertical distance by the horizontal distance multiplied by one hundred (100).

Small Wind Energy System (land use). A devise, of less than one (1) kilowatt and eight (8) feet in diameter, that produces electricity from wind.

Soil Moisture Sensing Devise (or Soil Moisture Sensor). A device that measures the amount of water in the soil. The device may also suspend or initiate an irrigation event.

Soil Texture. The classification of soil based on its percentage of sand, silt, and clay.

Sound Pressure Level (SPL). A ratio of one (1) sound pressure to a reference pressure (L ref ) of twenty (20) μPa. Because of the dynamic range of the human ear, the ratio is calculated logarithmically by twenty (20) log (L/L ref ).

Special Landscape Area (SLA). An area of the landscape dedicated solely to edible plants, recreational areas, areas irrigated with recycled water, or water features using recycled water.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Specific Plan. A plan as defined in Government Code Section 65450. Also see Chapter 20.535.

Specified Anatomical Area. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Specified Sexual Activities. See Section 20.405.070 (Definitions) for adult-related land use definitions.

Sport Court (land use). Outdoor facility for the playing of sports activities, including basketball, bocce ball, handball, tennis, or volleyball. Sport courts may be full sized or configured in a reduced or combined manner. Area of sport courts provided on-site can be used toward the calculation of landscape and open space requirements.

Sprinkler Head or Spray Head. A device that sprays water through a nozzle.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Stable (land use).

Private. A corral or stable facility for the keeping of large animals subject to the regulations of the applicable Zone. Animal keeping in private stables shall be for the use of the individual land owner.

Public. A corral or stable facility for the keeping of large animals open to the public for the lease or rental of space or facilities including the boarding of large animals.

Stand-Alone. A building, use, or facility that is physically separated from or otherwise unconnected to other buildings, uses or facilities, and that is either: (i) located on a separate lot or parcel from other buildings, uses or facilities; or (ii) located on the same lot or parcel with other buildings, uses or facilities and has its own dedicated parking. A Stand-Alone building, use or facility has required parking that is computed and provided separately from other buildings, uses or facilities.

State Route 78 View Corridor. The area immediately adjacent to, by property line or adjacent to the access roads of State Route 78. The corridor includes all buildings and properties within two hundred (200) feet of the State Route 78 easement and may be subject to additional regulations or standards. Access streets include Los Vallecitos Boulevard/Furniture Row, Grand Avenue, E. Carmel Street, and Rancheros Drive where these streets are within two hundred (200) feet of the State Route 78 easement.

Static Water Pressure. The pipeline or municipal water supply pressure when water is not flowing.

Station. For the purposes of Chapter 20.330 (Water Efficient Landscape Standards), an area served by one (1) valve or by a set of valves that operate simultaneously.

Story. The portion of a building included between the upper surface of any floor and the upper surface of the next floor above, except that the topmost story shall be that portion of a building included between the upper surface of the topmost floor and the ceiling above.

Street, or Public Right-of-Way. A public thoroughfare, avenue, road, highway, boulevard, parkway, way, drive, lane, court or private easement, not including freeways, providing any access to and egress from the property abutting thereon.

Street Frontage. The distance along which a property line of a lot adjoins a public or private street.

Street, Side. A street which is adjacent to a corner lot and which extends in the general direction of the line determining the depth of the lot.

Structural Alterations. Any change in the supporting members of a building such as foundations, bearing walls, columns, beams, floor or roof joists, girders or rafters, or changes in roof or exterior lines.

Structure. Anything constructed or erected that requires a location on the ground, including a building or a swimming pool, or a fence or wall, but not including driveways or walkways.

Subdivision. The division, by any subdivider, of any unit or portion of land shown on the latest equalized San Diego County assessment roll as a unit or contiguous units, for the purpose of sale, lease or financing, whether immediate or future. Property shall be considered as contiguous units, even if it is separated by roads, streets, utility easement or railroad ROWs. Subdivision includes the following, as defined in Civil Code Section 1315: a condominium project; a community apartment project; or the conversion of five (5) or more existing dwelling units to a stock cooperative.

Subdivision Map Act, or Map Act. Division 2, Title 7 of the California Government Code, commencing with Section 66410 as presently constituted, and any amendments to those provisions.

Submeter. A metering device to measure water applied to the landscape that is installed after the primary utility water meter.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Substantial (Major) Alteration. Any physical modification to a structure that involves a major portion of the structure or has a substantial visual impact on the structure or its surroundings. Substantial alterations normally include changes to building massing, cladding the exterior walls in a new material, and extensive replacement of windows and doors with a new or unoriginal design in a structure.

Supportive Housing (land use). A facility or use that provides housing with no limit on length of stay, that is occupied by the target population, and that is linked to on-site or off-site services that assist the supportive housing resident in retaining the housing, improving his or her health status, and maximizing his or her ability to live and, when possible, work in the community. "Target Population" means persons, including persons with disabilities, and families who are "homeless," as that term is defined by Section 11302 of Title 42 of the United States Code, or who are "homeless youth," as that term is defined by paragraph (2) of subdivision (e) of Section 11139.3 of the Government Code. Supportive housing that is provided in single-, two-, or multifamily dwelling units, group residential, residential care facilities, or rooming house uses shall be permitted, conditionally permitted or prohibited in the same manner as the other single-, two-, or multifamily dwelling units, group residential, residential care facilities, or rooming house uses under this code.

Swap Meet. Any indoor or outdoor place, location, or activity where new or used goods or secondhand personal property is offered for sale or exchange to the general public by a multitude of individual licensed vendors, usually in compartmentalized spaces; and where a fee may be charged to prospective buyers for admission, or a fee may be charged for the privilege of offering or displaying such merchandise.

Swimming Pool/Sauna/Hot Tub (land use). A water-filled enclosure with a depth of eighteen (18) inches or more, or an enclosure used for creating steam, for the purposes of swimming or recreation on a private residential lot.

Swing Joint. An irrigation component that provides a flexible, leak-free connection between the emission device and lateral pipeline to allow movement in any direction and to prevent equipment damage.

Tandem Parking. A parking space configuration where two (2) or more parking spaces are lined up behind each other.

Tasting Room. An area devoted to the sampling and sales thereof of wine or beer produced on or off the premises and the sale of food is prohibited. On-site tasting facilities shall be limited to the sale/tasting of product produced on-site and shall not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the building area. Ancillary retail sales are permitted. Alcohol-related businesses are subject to all applicable State law (California Business and Professions Code Section 23000 et seq.) licensing requirements for the sale or provision of alcohol.

Tattoo and/or Body Art Facility (land use). Any facility that includes any of the following activities:

Body art facility. Any specified building, section of a building, or vehicle in which a practitioner performs body art, including reception areas, the procedure area, and the decontamination and sterilization area. "Body art facility" does not include a facility that only pierces the ear with a disposable, single-use, presterilized clasp and stud or solid needle that is applied using a mechanical device to force the needle or stud through the ear. This use is subject to the standards and restrictions in Section 20.400.200 (Tattoo and/or Body Art Facility).

Body art. The body piercing, tattooing, branding, or application of permanent cosmetics.

Body piercing. The creation of an opening in a human body for the purpose of inserting jewelry or other decoration. "Body piercing" includes the piercing of an ear, including the tragus, lip, tongue, nose, or eyebrow. Body piercing does not include the piercing of an ear, except for the tragus, with a disposable, single-use, presterilized stud and clasp or solid needle that is applied using a mechanical device to force the needle or stud through the ear.

Branding. The process in which a mark or marks are burned into human skin tissue with a hot iron or other instrument, with the intention of leaving a permanent scar.

Permanent cosmetics. The application of pigments in human skin tissue for the purpose of permanently changing the color or other appearance of the skin. This includes, but is not limited to, permanent eyeliner, eyebrow, or lip color. Permanent cosmetics, if done as an ancillary use within a beauty salon or spa, shall not be subject to the standards and restrictions in Section 20.400.200 (Tattoo and/or Body Art Facility).

Tattooing. The insertion of pigment in human skin tissue by piercing with a needle.

Technical/Scientific/Medical Laboratories (land use). Any business or establishment engaged in laboratory work or research in support of a primary Research and Development land use. These uses shall be fully enclosed and adequately regulated/permitted/licensed for the type of activity facilitated within the laboratory. Accessory laboratory uses shall not exceed forty percent (40%) of the building area; laboratory space greater than forty percent (40%) of the building area shall be subject to a CUP. Incidental related uses such as pharmacies (prescriptions only), biochemical, X-ray laboratories, medical offices, and clinics are permitted.

Temporary Uses. The specified uses may occur on a temporary or intermittent basis subject to the requirements of a Director's Permit, including fixed start and end dates specified in the permit.

Third-Octave Band. A third-octave band is defined as a frequency band whose upper bandedge frequency is 1.26 times the lower band frequency.

Transitional Housing (land use). Buildings configured as rental housing developments, but operated under program requirements that call for the termination of assistance and recirculation of the assisted unit to another eligible program recipient at some predetermined future point in time, which shall be no less than six months. Transitional housing that is provided in single-, two-, or multifamily dwelling units, group residential, residential care facilities, or rooming house uses shall be permitted, conditionally permitted, or prohibited in the same manner as the other single-, two-, or multifamily dwelling units, group residential, residential care facilities, or rooming house uses under this code.

Transmission Line. A power line bringing electricity to a receiving or distribution substation.

Transportation Dispatch (land use). Any establishment engaged in deploying specialized transportation options including ambulances, taxis, limousines, armored cars, tow trucks, and similar vehicles for specialized transportation. This does not include storage facilities for towed vehicles. Dispatch facilities are categorized by the following programmatic categories:

Dispatch Only. An office or location where vehicles are dispatched only; this does not include a vehicle or responder base, waiting areas, or vehicle storage that are prohibited.

Fleet Usage. A base, with or without dispatch operations, where vehicles and/or crew are based, wait for dispatch, or vehicles are stored; subject to all storage and screening requirements of the applicable Zone.

Turf. A ground cover surface of mowed grass. Annual bluegrass, Kentucky bluegrass, Perennial ryegrass, Red fescue, and Tall fescue are common cool season grasses. Bermuda grass, Kikuyu grass, Seashore Paspalum, St. Augustine grass, Zoysiagrass, and Buffalo grass are common warm-season grasses.

Two-unit Residential Development. Any primary dwelling units designed and used to house two households living independently of each other on the same legal lot. Dwelling units may be attached or detached and are subjecct to the provisions of Section 20.470 (Two-Unit Residential Development).

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017; Ord. No. 2021-1510, § 6(Exh. 5), 12-14-2021; Ord. No. 2021-1511, § 6(Exh. 5), 1-11-2022)

Unenclosed. A covered area with one (1) or more sides open.

Used. Arranged, designed, constructed, altered, rented, leased, sold, occupied or intended to be occupied.

Valve. A device used to control the flow of water in the irrigation system.

Visible. Likely to be noticed by a person of average height walking on a street or sidewalk two (2) years after installation of any planting screening material intended to screen a view.

Warehousing, Indoor (land use). Facilities for indoor bulk storage and handling of product, materials, and goods of any kind occurring within an enclosed building; includes cold storage. May or may not include freight/delivery bays. Does not include self-storage or mini- storage facilities offered for lease or rent to the public. Warehousing facilities primarily for wholesaling and distribution are regulated under "Wholesale, Processing and Distribution."

Water Conserving Plant. A plant species identified as having a very low or low plant factor.

(Ord. No. 2017-1442, 5-23-2017)

Water Feature. A design element where open water performs as an aesthetic or recreational function. Water features include ponds, lakes, waterfalls, fountains, artificial streams, spas and swimming pools (where water is artificially supplied). The surface area of water features is included in the high-water use hydrozone of the landscape area. Constructed wetlands used for on-site treatment or storm water best management practices that are not irrigated and used solely for water treatment or storm water retention are not water features, and therefore not subject to the water budget calculation.

Water Tank (land use). A facility used for the storage of water to serve part of a private the public water infrastructure, or private water usage of a residential lot.

Water Treatment and Filtering Services (land use). A commercial or industrial facility utilized for the processing and biological treatment of water or wastewater enabling treatment for use, reuse, or consumption.

Water Use Classification of Landscape Species (WUCOLS). Refers to the Department of Water Resources 1999 publication authorized by a U.C. Cooperative Extension employee, Larry Costello.

Watering Window. A time of day irrigation is allowed.

Wholesale, Processing and Distribution (land use). Any establishment engaged in selling merchandise to retailers; to contractors, industrial, commercial, institutional, farm, or professional business users; to other wholesalers; or acting as agents or brokers in buying merchandise for or selling merchandise to persons or companies. Includes storage, processing, packaging, and shipping facilities for delivery, mail order and e-commerce retail establishments. This may include the following establishments:

Agents, merchandise or commodity brokers, and commission merchants;

Assemblers, buyers and associations engaged in cooperative market or farm products;

Merchant wholesalers;

Stores primarily selling electrical, plumbing, heating or air conditioning supplies and equipment.

Wholesale Production (land use). Any establishment engaged in the sale of commodities or goods to others for resale and not normally to the ultimate consumer. Sales normally employs warehouses, open enclosures, and office space for the assembly, storage, distribution and display of merchandise for large quantity sales to community or regional retailers, manufacturers, and agricultural, commercial, industrial, institutional and professional uses. Sales may include the rendering of services incidental to and supportive of the wholesale of merchandise.

Window, Bay. An extension of a building wall that is habitable space that encroaches into a required yard and is a minimum of three (3) feet above finished grade. A bay window shall have a minimum of fifty percent (50%) fenestration.

Winery (land use). Any establishment engaging in the processing of grapes, other fruit products, or vegetables to produce wine or similar spirits. Processing includes wholesale sales, crushing, fermenting, blending, aging, storage, bottling, administrative office functions for the winery and warehousing. Alcohol-related businesses are subject to all applicable State law (California Business and Professions Code Section 23000 et seq.) licensing requirements for the sale or provision of alcohol. As an associated use, see "Tasting Room" definition.

Worm Farm Bin. Vermiculture receptacles utilized for worm farming.

Xeriscape. Creative landscape design for water conservation that include principles of planning and design that incorporate practical turf areas, appropriate plant selection, soil improvements, mulches, and efficient irrigation.

Yard. An open, unoccupied space, other than a court, unobstructed from the ground to the sky, except as otherwise provided by this ordinance, on the lot on which a building is situated.

Yard, Front. The yard between a front lot line or lines and the line defined by the required front yard setback.

Yard, Rear. The yard between a rear lot line or lines and the line defined by a required rear yard setback.

Yard, Side. The yard between a side lot line or lines and the line defined by a required side yard setback, extending from the front to the rear yard.

Yard, Side, Exterior. A side yard abutting a street.

Yard, Side, Interior. A side yard other than an exterior side yard.

Zone. The Zone applied to a site by the Zoning Map, to which an overlay Zone may also be applied subject to overlay Zone location regulations.

Initial Zone. The existing developed Zone applicable to a Transitional Zone until such time as the designated Transitional Zone property is rezoned to the identified Future Zone.

Future Zone. Applicable to Transitional Zones; the Zone identified for future conversion/redevelopment subject to the standards and timing of the Transitional Zone. See Chapter 20.235 (Transitional Zones).

Zoning Map. The map that graphically shows all Zone boundaries and classifications within the City, as contained within the Zoning Ordinance and adopted as an ordinance by the City.

Zoning Ordinance. The San Marcos Zoning Code, Title 20 of the City of San Marcos Municipal Code, referred to herein as "Zoning Ordinance."

ORDINANCE DISPOSITION TABLE

This table has been replaced with the Code Comparative Table and Disposition List.

*PRE 1988 CODE **NOT CODIFIED

ORD DISPOSITION ADOPTED SECTIONS

63-1 Municipal Code Adoption 01/28/63 *

63-2 Special Gas Tax Street 02/13/63 * Improvement Fund

63-3 Planning Commission, San 02/16/63 * Diego County

63-4 Sales and Use Tax 02/13/63 *

63-5 Business Licenses 03/12/63 *

63-6 Vineyard Rd, Portion 03/26/63 ** Declared County Hwy

63-7 Mashburn Sanitation 03/26/63 ** Franchise

63-8 City Seal 04/09/63 *

63-9 SDG&E Franchise 05/14/63 **

63-10 SDG&E Franchise & 05/14/63 ** Communication Cable

63-11 Zoning Ordinance 06/11/63 * Amendment

63-12 Disaster Plan 06/25/63 **

63-13 Planning Commission 06/25/63 * Established

63-14 Zoning Ordinance 07/18/63 * Regulations

63-15 Taxicab Licensing 08/13/63 *

63-16 Budget Fiscal Year 1963/64 08/13/63 **

63-17 Coronado Hills Annexation 09/10/63 **

63-18 Traffic Code 10/22/63 *

63-19 Various Fees and Permits; 09/24/63 * dog, building, and zoning fees

63-20 Zoning Ordinance, Interim 10/22/63 *

63-21 Building Permit Fees, Street 10/22/63 * Vacation/Opening Fees, Septic Tank Permit Fees

63-22 Food Handlers 10/22/63 *

63-23 Zoning Ordinance 10/23/63 * Amendment

63-24 Food Preparation and 11/26/63 * Distribution

63-25 Rezone R-1 to M 01/28/64 **

63-26 Rezone R-4 to M 12/26/63 **

63-27 Setback Regulations 12/10/63 *

63-28 Zoning Ordinance, Outdoor 01/14/64 * Storage

64-29 Zoning Ordinance Extension 01/14/64 *

64-30 Rezone M to R-3 01/28/64 **

64-31 Street Vacation/Opening Fees 01/28/64 *

64-32 Mobilehome Parks, Special 02/25/64 * Use Permits

64-33 Rezone R-1 to R-P 02/25/64 **

64-34 Mobilehome Parks, Site Size 04/21/64 *

64-35 Park and Recreation 05/26/64 * Commission

64-36 Business License Fees 06/04/64 *

64-37 Transient Occupancy Tax 4% 07/28/64 *

64-38 Zoning Ordinance Extension 07/14/64 *

64-39 Licenses and Permits, 07/28/64 * Various (Regulatory)

64-40 City Manager 08/25/64 *

64-41 Zoning Ordinance Extension 10/20/64 *

64-42 Budget Fiscal Year 1964/65 08/25/64 **

64-43 Zoning Ordinance 12/08/64 * Amendment

64-44 City Hall Location 12/08/64 *

64-45 Dance, Teen-Age Licensing 12/22/64 *

65-46 Rezone R-1 to C 02/09/65 **

65-47 Zoning Ordinance Extension 01/26/65 *

65-48 Mobilehome Parks 01/26/65 * Amendment

65-49 Barham Road Annexation 04/27/65 **

65-50 Personnel Rules and 05/25/65 ** Regulations

65-51 Zoning Ordinance 06/15/65 *

65-52 Setback Regulations 06/15/65 *

65-53 Zoning Ordinance One Year 07/13/65 * Extension

65-54 Residential Construction 08/24/65 * Minimum Space

65-55 Budget Fiscal Year 1965/66 08/24/65 **

65-56 Animals and Fowl 10/13/65 *

65-57 Zoning Ordinance Extension 10/13/65 *

65-58 Business License Fees 11/23/65 *

65-59 Permanent Zoning Plan 12/14/65 *

65-60 Fly Nuisance Abatement 02/08/66 *

66-61 Speed Limits - Mission Road, 12/28/65 ** Encinitas Road, Twin Oaks Vly Rd

66-62 Palomar Annexation 01/11/66 **

66-63 Soil Investigation 01/25/66 *

66-64 Zoning Ordinance 01/11/66 *

66-65 Zoning Ordinance 01/25/66 *

66-66 Junk 03/08/66 *

66-67 Richland Avenue Vacation 02/21/66 **

66-68 Utility Facilities 03/22/66 * Undergrounding

66-69 City Council Compensation 05/24/66 *

66-70 R-3(10) ZONE 06/14/66 **

66-71 Rezone M to M-2 07/12/66 **

66-72 City Manager, Equipment 07/12/66 ** Purchase

66-73 Zoning Plan 07/12/66 *

66-74 Budget Fiscal Year 1966/67 08/23/66 **

66-75 Rezone R-1 to M 09/13/66 **

66-76 Grading Regulations 09/13/66 *

66-77 General Plan, Circulation 10/25/66 * Element

66-78 Lot Split Regulations 12/27/66 *

66-79 Rezone R-3(6) to C 10/11/66 **

66-80 Restview Ranch Annexation 09/27/66 **

66-81 Discovery Street Annexation 10/25/66 **

66-82 Restview Ranch Annexation 10/25/66 **

66-83 Firearms Regulations, 11/09/66 * Shooting, Throwing

66-84 Swimming Pools Fencing 11/22/66 *

66-85 Planning Commission 12/13/66 * Membership Requiremts

66-86 Auction Sales 12/27/66 *

67-87 Street Lighting, New 01/24/67 * Subdivisions

67-88 Dances, Teen-age Licensing 01/24/67 *

67-89 Discovery Street Annexation 02/14/67 **

67-90 Rezone R-3(10) to M 03/28/67 **

67-91 Specific Plan Street 03/28/67 * Regulations

67-92 Lot Split/Boundary 04/25/67 * Adjustment Regulations

67-93 Finance Director 04/25/67 *

67-94 Planned Development (PD) 05/09/67 * Zone

67-95 Park and Recreation 04/25/67 * Commission

67-96 Discovery St Portion 05/23/67 * Declared County Hwy

67-97 Speed Limits - Mission Road, * Twin Oaks Valley Road, Grand Avenue, Encinitas Road, Borden Road

67-98 Not Adopted **

67-99 Planning Fees 07/25/67 *

67- Rezone R-1 by 08/08/67 * 100 Superimposing PD Zone

67- Not Adopted * 101

67- Planning Commission 08/22/67 * 102 Membership Requiremts

67- Rezone R-3(10) to M-PD 09/12/67 ** 103

67- Municipal Lgting Dist Budget 08/28/67 ** 104 FY 1967/68

67- Budget Fiscal Year 1967/68 08/28/67 ** 105

67- City Administrator 10/24/67 * 106

67- Rezone M to M-PD 11/14/67 ** 107

67- General Plan Circulation 11/28/67 * 108 Element

67- Tax, Documentary Stamp 11/28/67 * 109

67- Trailer Park Fire Protection 12/26/67 * 110

68- Rezone R-1 to C 01/23/68 ** 111

68- Finance Director 02/13/68 * 112

68- Transient Occupancy Tax 5% 03/26/68 * 113

68- Rezone C to M 05/14/68 ** 114

68- Cemeteries 06/25/68 * 115

68- Park and Beautification 07/23/68 * 116 Commission

68- Recreation Commission 07/23/68 * 117

68- Rezone M-PD & A-1(4) to R-2 07/09/68 ** 118

68- Industrial Zone, Planned 07/23/68 * 119 Development Zone, M-1 & M- 2 Zones

68- Rezone R-1 to R-1(7.5) 08/13/68 ** 120

68- Design Zone 08/27/68 * 121

68- Underground Utilities Districts 09/10/68 * 122

68- Plumbing Code 10/08/68 * 123

68- Municipal Lgting Dist FY 08/27/68 ** 124 1968/69

68- Budget Fiscal Year 1968/69 08/27/68 ** 125

68- Municipal Lgting Dist FY 09/10/68 ** 126 1968/69

68- Mechanical Code 10/08/68 * 127

68- Planning Commission 10/08/68 * 128 Membership Reqs

68- Mission Road Parking 10/22/68 ** 129 Limitations

68- Rezone M, C & R-3(6) Adding 11/26/68 ** 130 Design Zone

68- City Hall Location 12/22/68 * 131

68- Rezone A-1-4 to A-1(2) 12/26/68 ** 132

68- Animals, Raising by Youth 12/26/68 * 133 Organizations

68- Commercial Zone 01/14/69 * 134

69- Public Property, Use 01/28/69 * 135

69- Chinchillas 01/28/69 * 136

69- Mobilehome Parks 03/25/69 * 137

69- Rezone R-1 to R-1(7.5) 04/22/69 ** 138

69- Garden Apartment Zone 05/27/69 * 139

69- Rezone R-1 to C 07/22/69 ** 140

69- Budget Fiscal Year 1969/70 08/26/69 ** 141

69- Municipal Lgting Dist FY 08/26/69 ** 142 1969/70

69- Buildings and Regulations 09/10/69 * 143

69- Building Code 11/12/69 * 144

69- Mission Road Pedestrian 09/23/69 ** 145 Crossing

69- Park and Recreation 02/24/70 * 146 Commission

69- General Plan Circulation 02/10/70 * 147 Element

69- Speed Limit - Twin Oaks 12/23/69 ** 148 Valley Road

69- Roadway Lighting Standard 02/24/70 * 149

69- Borden Road Stop control 01/13/70 ** 150

70- Health Department Fees 02/10/70 * 151

70- Rezone M to C & R-3(6) 02/10/70 ** 152

70- Zoning Ordinance 02/10/70 * 153

70- Finance Director 03/10/70 * 154

70- Excavation Permit 03/24/70 * 155 Regulations

70- Barham Drive Annexation 04/15/70 ** 156

70- Richmar Avenue Stop 04/15/70 ** 157 Controls

70- Subdivision Ordinance 04/15/70 * 158

70- Swap Meets/Lots Prohibited 04/15/70 * 159

70- Rezone M to C 05/12/70 ** 160

70- Barham Drive Annexation 05/12/70 ** 161

70- Design Zone Overlay 06/26/70 * 162

70- Richland Rd and Rose Ranch 06/09/70 ** 163 Rd Signage

70- Rezone R-1 to C & R-1 to R- 06/23/70 ** 164 1(7.5)

70- Mobilehome Park 07/28/70 * 165 Regulations

70- Budget Fiscal Year 1970/71 07/28/70 ** 166

70- Municipal Lgting Dist Tax 08/11/70 ** 167 Rate FY 70/71

70- Rezone R-1 to R-3(10) 08/25/70 ** 168

70- Not Adopted * 169

70- Rezone M to C 11/10/70 ** 170

70- Rezone A-1(1) to R-1(7.5) 11/10/70 ** 171

70- Commercial Zone 11/24/70 * 172

70- Vehicles, Trespassing on 11/24/70 * 173 Private Property

70- Planned Residential 12/22/70 * 174 Developments

70- Mobilehome Parks 01/26/71 * 175 Prohibition

70- Rezone A-1(1) to M 12/22/70 ** 176

70- R 70-13 Cutkomp 12/22/70 ** 177

70- City Hall Hours of Operation 01/12/71 * 178

71- Rezone M to C 02/23/71 ** 179

71- City Manager 02/23/71 * 180

71- Stop Signs - Hillcorte, 04/27/71 ** 181 Butterfield, Calle Crucero

71- Not Adopted * 182

71- Mobilehome Parks 04/13/71 ** 183 Prohibition - extending Ord 70-175

71- Mobilehomes Setback 05/25/71 * 184 Requirements

71- Dog Licensing Fees 05/25/71 * 185

71- Parks and Recreation, 06/08/71 * 186 Subdivision Fees/Dedications

71- Potential Class Zone - Amend 06/22/71 * 187 Zoning Ord

71- Industrial Zone 07/13/71 * 188

71- Off Street Parking - Covered 07/13/71 * 189

71- Taxicab Licensing 09/14/71 * 190

71- Zoning Ordinance Fees - 07/28/71 * 191 Rezone, Variance or Special Use Permit

71- Speed Limit - Encinitas Road 09/14/71 ** 192

71- Street Lighting Dist FY 71/72 08/24/71 ** 193

71- Subdivision Ordinance - 09/28/71 * 194 Undergrounding

71- Noise Abatement 09/28/71 * 195

71- Stop Sign - Fulton Road 10/12/71 ** 196

71- Home Occupations 09/28/71 ** 197

71- R-1 Zone - Poultry and 12/14/71 ** 198 Animals

71- Rezone R-1 to R-1.75 Pot & 12/14/71 ** 199 C Pot

71- Rezone A-3-1 to M 12/14/71 ** 200

71- Grading and Excavation 12/14/71 * 201

71- Animals and Fowl 12/14/71 * 202

71- Rezone R-3(6) & M(R-3(6) 12/28/71 ** 203 Potential) to R-3(6) SP 71-1

71- Rezone M to R-1 01/11/72 ** 204

72- Stop Sign - Autumn Drive 01/25/72 ** 205

72- Rezone R-1(7.5) Potential to 03/14/72 ** 206 R-1(7.5) SP 72-01

72- Industrial Zone - Used Metal 04/04/72 * 207 Buildings Prohibited

72- Firebird Lane One-way 04/04/72 ** 208

72- Ambulance Regulations - 04/12/72 * 209 Permits

72- Mobilehome Parks 04/04/72 * 210 Prohibition - extending Ord 70-171

72- Rezone M to C Subj to SP 04/25/72 ** 211 and to Pot C

72- Animals and Fowl 05/23/72 * 212

72- Park and Recreation Fees 06/13/72 * 213

72- Rezone R-1(7.5) to A-1(1) 05/23/72 ** 214

72- R 72-02 06/27/72 ** 215

72- R 72-16 04/23/72 ** 216

72- Prezone, 52 acres to R-1(10) 05/23/72 ** 217 (Annexation)

72- Industrial Zone 06/13/72 * 218

72- SP 71-01 06/13/72 ** 219

72- Not Adopted * 220

72- Prezone to R-1 07/11/72 ** 221

72- Rezone M to C & M to 07/25/72 ** 222 Potential C

72- Rezone M (Potential) to C SP 08/22/72 ** 223 72-04

72- Parking Limitations - Richmar 09/26/72 ** 224 Avenue

72- Public Employees' 09/26/72 ** 225 Retirement System

72- R 72-21 Zingheim 10/10/72 ** 226

72- R 72-24 Fraley 10/10/72 ** 227

72- Parking Limitations - Richmar 10/24/72 ** 228 Avenue

72- Procedures to Implement 11/02/72 * 229 Environmental Quality Control Act 1970

72- Municipal Code Adoption - 11/28/72 * 230 1972 Code

72- Mayor as Elective Office 11/28/72 * 231

72- Taxicab Licensing 02/13/73 * 232

72- Subdivision Ordinance 04/10/73 * 233

72- Junk 02/27/73 * 234

72- Parks and Recreation 02/13/73 * 235

72- R 72-25 Olsen Rezone 12/26/72 ** 236

72- Watson Rezone - M to Pot C- 12/26/72 ** 237 1

72- Mayor as Elective Office 01/09/73 * 238

73- Apartments Prohibition 04/24/73 ** 239

73- Speed Limit - Los Vallecitos 02/13/73 ** 240 Blvd.

73- R 73-23 Van Kampen 02/27/73 ** 241

73- R 72-33 Kifferstein and 03/13/73 ** 242 Berheim

73- Parcel Map Regulations 03/13/73 * 243

73- Grading Code 03/13/73 * 244

73- Mobilehome Parks 03/27/73 * 245

73- Appearance Review 04/10/73 * 246 Commission

73- PZ 73-01 Cotta Annexation 03/27/73 ** 247

73- PZ 73-02 Campbell 03/27/73 ** 248 Annexation

73- R 73-03 04/24/73 ** 249

73- Building, Electrical, Plumbing 04/24/73 * 250 Codes

73- Dangerous Buildings 04/24/73 * 251 Classification and Abatement

73- Mashburn Sanitation Rate 04/24/73 ** 252 Increase

73- Environmental Quality Act of 05/08/73 * 253 1970 Procedures

73- Stop Sign - Via La 05/08/73 ** 254 Ranchita/Mission Rd

73- Parking Limitations - Mission 05/22/73 ** 255 Road

73- R 73-06 Empire Savings 06/12/73 ** 256

73- Commercial/Industrial Zone 06/12/73 * 257 Moratorium Elimination

73- Weed Abatement Nuisance 06/26/73 * 258 Provisions

73- Not Adopted ** 259

73- Appearance Ordinance 06/12/73 * 260

73- R 73-08 Geyer 07/10/73 ** 261

73- R 73-09 Century 07/10/73 ** 262 Syndications

73- Planning Commission 08/28/73 * 263 Compensation

73- Bicycle Licensing 08/28/73 * 264

73- Transient Occupancy Tax 6% 08/28/73 * 265

73- Redevelopment Agency 08/28/73 * 266

73- R 73-13 Spanam Investments 09/11/73 ** 267

73- Planning Commission 10/09/73 * 268

73- R 73-12 Markley & Hale 09/25/73 ** 269

73- R 73-14 Tropical Contracting, 09/25/73 ** 270 Inc.

73- Apartments Prohibition 09/18/73 ** 271

73- Safety Overlay Zone 11/13/73 * 272

73- Zoning Ordinance 11/13/73 * 273

73- Speed Limit - Barham Drive 10/25/73 ** 274

73- Bicycle Licensing 11/13/73 * 275

73- Sign Regulations 11/13/73 * 276

73- R 73-16 Security Title 11/27/73 ** 277

73- Drainage Facilities Fees 11/27/73 * 278

73- Sales and Use Tax 11/27/73 * 279

73- Animals and Fowl 12/11/73 * 280

74- PZ 73-17 Ferguson 02/13/74 ** 281

74- Emergency/Disaster Council 01/22/74 * 282

74- PZ 73-17 Costa Properties 02/26/74 ** 283

74- Parking Limitations - Barham 02/26/74 ** 284 Drive

74- Stop Sign - Valpreda, 02/26/74 ** 285 Mulberry, Barham

74- Health and Sanitation - 02/26/74 286 Animal Control

74- Vehicles for Hire Licensing of 02/26/74 * 287 Drivers

74- Safety Overlay Zone Placing 04/09/74 ** 288 Properties

74- Crosswalks/Parking 04/09/74 ** 289 Limitations - Encinitas Road, Stop Signs - Grand Avenue

74- Youth Commission 04/23/74 * 290

74- R 73-19 Siggson Enterprises 04/23/74 ** 291

74- R 74-25 04/23/74 ** 292

74- Garden Centers 05/14/74 * 293

74- Mission Road Pedestrian 05/28/74 ** 294 Crosswalk

74- R 74-88 06/11/74 ** 295

74- R 74-06 06/11/74 ** 296

74- Grading Code Operation 06/11/74 * 297 Restrictions

74- Speed Limits - Borden Road 06/11/74 ** 298

74- Mobilehome Installation 06/25/74 * 299 Regulations

74- Building Code, Plumbing 06/25/74 * 300 Code

74- R 74-10 Autumn Drive 07/09/74 ** 301

74- R 74-10 Bennett Court 07/09/74 ** 302

74- R 74-10 Richland Road 07/09/74 ** 303

74- Well Water Regulations 07/23/74 * 304

74- Park and Recreation Fees 07/23/74 * 305

74- Storm Drain Fees 07/23/74 * 306

74- Building Code, Mechanical 08/13/74 * 307 Code

74- R 74-19 City of San Marcos 08/27/74 ** 308

74- Condominium Conversion 09/24/74 * 309

74- R 74-14 Krasnow 10/08/74 ** 310

74- Avocado Inspection 11/12/74 * 311

74- Traffic Safety Commission 11/26/74 * 313 Establishment

74- Abandoned Vehicle 11/26/74 * 312 Abatement

74- PZ 74-05 Byron White 12/10/74 ** 314 Annexation

74- PZ 74-31 La Moree 12/10/74 ** 315 Annexation

74- PZ 74-25 East City 12/10/74 ** 316 Annexation

74- PZ 74-24 West City 01/14/75 ** 317 Annexation

74- R 74-22 Badger/City of San 01/14/75 ** 318 Marcos

74- Safety Overlay Zone 01/14/75 * 319

74- Building Code 01/14/75 * 320

75- Stop Signs - Knob Hill 01/28/75 ** 321 Road/Augusta Drive

75- R 74-29 Howell/City of San 03/11/75 ** 322 Marcos

75- PZ 75-14 City of San Marcos 03/11/75 ** 323

75- No Parking San Marcos Blvd. 05/13/75 ** 324

75- Stop Sign - Richland Road 05/13/75 ** 325

75- Appearance Review 04/29/75 * 326 Commission

75- PZ 75-03 Stojanovich 06/10/75 ** 327

75- PZ 75-05 Peterson 06/10/75 ** 328

75- Stop Sign - Palomar Road 06/10/75 ** 329

75- East City Annexation 06/24/75 ** 330

75- Speed Limit - Knob Hill Road 06/24/75 ** 331

75- Traffic Safety Commission 06/24/75 * 332

75- Environmental Quality Act 06/24/75 * 333 Procedures and fees

75- Stop Sign - Myrtle Avenue 09/20/75 ** 334

75- Storm Drain Fees, Recreation 07/22/75 * 335 Fees

75- City Council Compensation 09/23/75 * 336

75- Stop intersection - Fulton Rd 08/26/75 ** 337

75- Firearms Licensing and Sale 09/23/75 * 338

75- Vehicles, Commercial Parking 10/14/75 * 339 Limitations

75- Industrial Zone Commercial 10/14/75 * 340 Sales

75- Electrical Code 10/14/75 * 341

75- Document Recording unless 10/28/75 * 342 Tax imposed

75- Health, County Enforcement 12/23/75 * 343

75- R 75-10 Trevino 12/09/75 ** 344

75- R 75-08 Dahlman 12/09/75 ** 345

75- Speed Limit - Los Vallecitos 12/09/75 ** 346 Blvd.

75- Traffic Sign - Catherine 12/09/75 ** 347 Avenue/Bingham Dr

75- City Council Compensation 12/09/75 * 348

75- R 75-06 Astleford 01/13/76 ** 349

75- City Council Meetings 12/23/75 * 350 Cancellation

75- Bicycle Licensing 12/23/75 * 351

75- R 76-02 Gaar 01/27/76 ** 352

76- Civic and Community 02/10/76 * 353 Organization Meetings

76- Food and Food Handlers 01/13/76 * 354

76- Speed Limits - Las Posas 01/13/76 ** 355 Road, Grand Ave

76- Apartment/Hotel Health 02/10/76 * 356 Permit Fees

76- Marrical Annexation 02/24/76 ** 357

76- Byron White Annexation 03/23/76 ** 358

76- Storage Uses 03/09/76 * 359

76- Noise 03/09/76 ** 360

76- Finance Director Appointment 03/09/76 * 361

76- R 75-13 Deal and Brubeck 03/09/76 ** 362

76- City Council Vacancy Special 03/09/76 * 363 Election

76- R 76-23/R76-25 Koll Prezone 04/27/76 ** 364 and Rezone

76- R 75-15 Vallecitos 04/27/76 ** 365

76- R 76-10 Blanton 05/11/76 ** 366

76- R 76-05/SP 76-01 Cortez 05/11/76 ** 367

76- Parking Limitations - Barham 05/11/76 ** 368 Drive

76- R 76-06/SP 76-01 Duncan 05/25/76 ** 369 and Young

76- Not Adopted ** 370

76- Appearance Review 05/25/76 * 371 Commission

76- R 76-07/SP 76-03 Trevino 06-09/76 ** 372

76- R 76-09/SP 76-05 Wells 06/09/76 ** 373

76- R 76-10 Keck 06/09/76 ** 374

76- Parking Limitations - Knob 06/09/76 ** 375 Hill Road

76- McAleese Annexation 06/09/76 ** 376

76- R 76-13 Huchting 07/20/76 ** 377

76- R 76-08 Trevino 07/20/76 ** 378

76- Youth Commission 07/27/76 * 379

76- R 76-15 City of San Marcos 07/27/76 ** 380

76- PZ 76-14 Brown 07/27/76 ** 381

76- Bingo Games 07/27/76 * 382

76- Not Adopted ** 383

76- R 76-22 Sherman 08/10/76 ** 384

76- PZ 76-19 Irvine 08/10/76 ** 385

76- R 76-16 McCabe 08/10/76 ** 386

76- R 76-05 Duncan 08/10/76 ** 387

76- R 76-17 DeBit 08/10/76 ** 388

76- R 77-08 Costa Construction 08/24/76 ** 389

76- Speed Limits - Twin Oaks 08/24/76 ** 390 Valley Rd

76- Affirmative Action 08/24/76 * 391

76- PZ 76-21 Dickerson 09/14/76 ** 392

76- La Moree IIIB Annexation 09/28/76 ** 393

76- R 76-30 Koll II 09/28/76 ** 394

76- Stop Signs - Via Los Arcos, 11/23/76 ** 395 Avenida Chapala, La Moree, Hazen, Via Teresa, Mission Rd

76- PZ 76-31 Sommers 01/11/77 ** 396

76- Not Adopted ** 397

76- SP 76-09 Midway Homes 01/11/77 ** 398

76- Worm Farms 01/11/77 * 399

77- Stop Sign - Discovery Street 02/25/77 ** 400

77- Knoll II Annexation 02/08/77 ** 401

77- Stop Sign - La Moree Road 02/08/77 ** 402

77- R 76-35 Beaver 02/22/77 ** 403

77- Traffic Signs 03/08/77 ** 404

77- Speed Limits - Rock Springs 04/12/77 ** 405 Road

77- Utilities Undergrounding 03/08/77 * 406

77- R 77-01 Hunt 03/22/77 ** 407

77- Tobacco Dispensing 03/22/77 * 408 Machines

77- Trucks Parking Limits 05/10/77 * 409

77- R 77-02 Alberti 04/26/77 ** 410

77- Pinball Machines 05/10/77 * 411

77- Youth Commission 05/24/77 * 412

77- Not Adopted ** 413

77- Recreational Vehicles Parking 05/24/77 * 414 Prohibitions

77- Signs 06/14/77 * 415

77- R 77-04 Hopkins 06/14/77 ** 416

77- R 77-05 Blanton 06/28/77 ** 417

77- Business License Fee 06/28/77 * 418 Schedule

77- Youth Commission 07/12/77 * 419

77- Development Review 08/09/77 * 420

77- Traffic Overlay Zone 08/23/77 * 421

77- R 77-18 Costa Construction 08/23/77 ** 422

77- Community Services 09/27/77 * 423 Commission Compensation

77- Bingo Games 09/13/77 * 424

77- Taxicab Services 09/13/77 * 425

77- Youth Commission 09/27/77 * 426 Compensation

77- Planning Commission 09/27/77 * 427 Compensation

77- Traffic Safety Commission 09/27/77 * 428 Compensation

77- Adult Entertainment 09/20/77 * 429

77- Food Preparation and 10/11/77 * 430 Distribution

77- Animals and Fowl 10/11/77 * 431

77- Wells 10/11/77 * 432

77- Food Preparation and 10/11/77 * 433 Distribution

77- Stop Signs - Richmar 09/27/77 ** 434 Avenue, Firebird Ln

77- Parking Limitations - Firebird 09/27/77 ** 435 Ln

77- Two Way Traffic - Firebird Ln 09/27/77 ** 436

77- Mission Road Left Turn 09/27/77 ** 437 Prohibition, Firebird Ln

77- PZ 77-10/SMR 77-10 Mola 11/08/77 ** 438 Prezone/Rezone

77- Commissions Compensation 11/08/77 * 439

77- Estate Zone E-1-20 12/13/77 ** 440

77- No Parking Zone 12/27/77 ** 441

78- SP 77-05 South Orange Dev 01/10/78 ** 442 Corp

78- SP 77-06 McCabe 01/10/78 ** 443

78- Industrial Zone M-2 01/10/78 * 444

78- Youth Commission Residency 01/10/78 * 445

78- Animals and Fowl 01/10/78 * 446

78- Rezone Narzaroff 01/24/78 ** 447

78- City Council/Planning 01/25/78 * 448 Commission Development Review

78- Rezone Trevino 02/28/78 ** 449

78- Rezone Costa Construction 02/28/78 ** 450

78- SP 77-10 Twin Oaks 03/28/78 ** 451 Investments

78- SP 77-09 Mann 03/28/78 ** 452

78- School Dists Land 03/28/78 * 453 Dedications and Fees

78- Subdivision Ordinance 03/28/78 * 454

78- City Council Compensation 03/28/78 * 455

78- Adult Entertainment 03/14/78 * 456

78- Calling Election 06/06/78 re 03/23/78 ** 457 Storm Drain Bond Issue and Street Improvement Bonds

78- R 78-02 Olson 04/11/78 ** 458

78- Industrial (LM) Zone 04/11/78 * 459

78- Building Code 04/11/78 * 460

78- Rezone City of San Marcos 05/09/78 ** 461

78- Mobilehome Rent Review 04/25/78 * 462 Commission

78- R 78-01 05/23/78 ** 463

78- R 78-03 05/23/78 ** 464

78- R 78-04 06/27/78 ** 465

78- R 78-07 06/27/78 ** 466

78- R 78-10 06/27/78 ** 467

78- Stop Sign - Mulberry Drive 06/27/78 ** 468

78- Parking Limitations - Las 06/27/78 ** 469 Posas Road

78- Stop Sign - La Noche 06/27/78 ** 470

78- Rezone Kittinger 08/08/78 ** 471

78- Slope Density 09/12/78 * 472

78- Food and Food Handlers 08/08/78 * 473

78- Rezone Questhaven 08/22/78 ** 474

78- Off-site Advertising, Housing 09/12/78 * 475 Developments

78- Radio and Television 09/12/78 * 476 Antennas

78- Adult Entertainment 09/12/78 * 477

78- Weed Abatement 11/14/78 * 478

78- Rezone Rose 10/24/78 ** 479

78- Safety Overlay Zone 10/24/78 * 480

78- Design Zone 11/14/78 * 481

78- Agendas 11/28/78 * 482

78- Rezone Questhaven Road 01/09/79 ** 483

78- Stop Sign - Davey Way 12/26/78 ** 484

79- Stop Signs - Shadow Hills Dr, 01/09/79 ** 485 Woods Dr

79- Prezone Hallistrom 01/23/79 ** 486

79- Sales Tax Revenue Fund 01/23/79 * 487

79- Pedestrian Crossing - 02/13/79 ** 488 Mission Road

79- Street Improvement and 02/27/79 * 489 Dedication Procedures

79- R 78-23/SP 78-04 - Matz 03/13/79 ** 490

79- Prezone McKeown 03/27/79 ** 491

79- Building Permits, 06/26/79 * 492 Parcel/Subdivision Map Fees

79- Stop Signs - Pacific Street 03/27/79 ** 493

79- R 79-02 Lusardi 04/24/79 ** 494

79- R 79-03 Krooskos Canyon 04/24/79 ** 495

79- City Council Agenda 04/24/79 * 496 Preparation

79- Not Adopted ** 497

79- Mobilehome Park Conversion 06/12/79 * 498

79- Off-Road Vehicles 06/12/79 * 499

79- School Districts Dedication of 06/26/79 * 500 Land and Fees

79- Mobilehome Park Conversion 07/10/79 * 501

79- Community Services 08/14/79 * 502 Commission

79- Traffic Safety Cmmission 08/14/79 * 503

79- Parking on City Property 08/14/79 * 504

79- R 79-06 Meyers 09/11/79 ** 505

79- R 79-07 Freel 09/11/79 ** 506

79- R 79-08 Ferguson/Herlihy 10/09/79 ** 507

79- Speed Limits - Pacific St - 11/27/79 ** 508 Grand Ave

79- No Parking Signs 12/11/79 ** 509

79- Mobilehome Rent Review 01/08/80 * 510 Commission

80- R 79-11 Landmaster Ltd 01/22/80 ** 511

80- R 79-09 Allstate Savings and 01/22/80 ** 512 Loan

80- R 79-12 Hamilton Rezone 02/13/80 ** 513

80- R 79-04 02/26/80 ** 514

80- Parking Limitations - Pacific & 02/26/80 ** 515 Bougher

80- R 79-14 Tatman 03/25/80 ** 516

80- Parking Limitations - Los 04/22/80 ** 517 Vallecitos Blvd

80- R 80-02 Howell Rezone 05/27/80 ** 518

80- R 80-03 Howell Rezone 05/27/80 ** 519

80- Stop Sign - Descanso Ave 05/27/80 ** 520

80- R 80-04 Colucci Brothers 06/10/80 ** 521

80- Mobilehome Park Zone R- 09/22/80 * 522 MHP

80- R 80-06 Mason/Bucher 07/08/80 ** 523

80- R 80-07 Ticino Dev Company 07/22/80 ** 524

80- Planning Service Fees 08/12/80 * 525

80- Mobilehomes on Lots 08/12/80 * 526

80- Mobilehome Mini-Park 08/12/80 * 527

80- City Council Agenda 08/26/80 * 528 Preparation/Meetings

80- Mobile Food Establishments 09/10/80 * 529 Permit Fees

80- R 80-09 Center Development 10/14/80 ** 530 Association

80- R 80-08 Lusardi Bailey 10/28/80 ** 531

80- Bingo Licenses 10/28/80 * 532

80- California Environmental 10/28/80 * 533 Quality Act Compliance

80- Residential Growth 10/28/80 * 534 Management

80- R 80-12 Vera Cruz Assoc 11/12/80 ** 535

80- Vehicle/Traffic Code 11/12/80 * 536

80- R 80-13 SM Mobile Estates 11/12/80 ** 537

80- Maximum Slopes 11/12/80 * 538

80- Building, Plumbing, Electrical, 11/25/80 * 539 Housing, Dangerous Building and Mechanical Codes

80- R 80-15 Rancheros 11/25/80 ** 540 Mobilehome Park

80- R 80-16 Madrid Manor 11/25/80 ** 541 Mobilehome Park

80- Traffic Signal Fees 11/25/80 * 542 Assessment

80- Mobilehome Rent Review 11/25/80 * 543 Commission

80- Council Meeting Dates and 12/09/80 * 544 Time

80- R 80-17 Valle Verde 12/09/80 * 545 Mobilehome Park

80- Miscellaneous Offenses 01/13/81 ** 546

81- Weed Abatement 01/10/81 * 547

81- Business Licenses 01/27/81 * 548

81- Borrow Pit Definition, Grading 01/27/81 * 549 Code

81- Food Preparation and 01/27/81 * 550 Distribution

81- R 80-14/SP 80-01 Johnston 02/10/81 ** 551 Family Trust

81- R 80-21 Casitas Del Sol 02/10/81 ** 552 Mobilehome Park

81- Planning Commission Terms 02/10/81 * 553

81- Public Streets, 02/24/81 * 554 Cutting/Excavating

81- R 80-22 Casitas Del Amigos 03/10/81 ** 555 MHP

81- R 80-25 La Moree Estates 03/10/81 ** 556 MHP

81- Food Preparation and 03/24/81 * 557 Distribution

81- R 80-26 Lakeview Mobile 03/24/81 ** 558 Estates MHP

81- Industrial Development 04/14/81 * 559 Authority

81- Council Meeting Dates and 04/28/81 * 560 Times

81- R 80-03/SP 80-03 Vista 06/09/81 ** 561 Corona Associates

81- R 81-02 Orinco Center 06/23/81 ** 562 Company

81- City Parks Curfew 06/23/81 * 563

81- R 81-03 Hyatt 07/28/81 ** 564

81- Personnel - Repealed 65-50 09/08/81 * 565

81- City Facilities Use by 11/10/81 * 566 Individuals or Private Organizations

81- Bicycle Licensing 11/24/81 * 567

81- R 81-09 Verer Anderson 01/12/82 ** 568

81- Structure, Definition 11/08/81 * 569

81- R 81-10 Robert Cherry 01/12/82 ** 570

82- R 81-14 Douglas Priest 01/26/82 ** 571

82- R 81-17 Healty-Freel 02/09/82 ** 572

82- R 81-21 Howard Sherman 03/09/82 ** 573

82- City Manager Signing of 05/25/82 * 574 Instruments

82- Drug Paraphernalia 08/14/82 * 575

82- City Manager Attendance at 08/10/82 * 576 Boards and Commissions Meetings

82- Parking and Loading 08/24/82 * 577

82- R 82-05 SM Investment 08/24/82 ** 578 Properties

82- Industrial Development 08/24/82 * 579 Authority Compensation

82- Mobilehome Rent Review 08/24/82 * 580 Commission Compensation

82- Health Permit Fees 08/24/82 * 581

82- R 81-19 Arnold Alsin 09/14/82 ** 582

82- R 82-02/SP 82-01 Lusardi 09/28/82 ** 583

82- TA 02-84 Surface Mining and 09/23/82 * 584 Reclamation

82- South City Annexation (Bryon 09/28/82 ** 585 White)

82- Legal Posting Locations 11/09/82 * 586

82- Garbage and Rubbish 11/23/82 * 587

82- Disaster Council Emergency 12/14/82 * 588 Plan

82- Parking Enforcement Non- 01/11/82 * 589 moving Violations

82- R 82-08/SP 82-05 Colucci 01/11/83 ** 590 Brothers

83- Community Services 02/08/83 * 591 Commission

83- Redevelopment Agency 02/22/83 * 592 Compensation

83- R 82-02 Meadowlark Farms 02/22/83 ** 593

83- Smoking in Certain Public 03/22/83 * 594 Places

83- R 83-03 Borgia Enterprises 05/24/83 ** 595

83- R 83-06 Roller, Roller and 05/24/83 ** 596 Moore

83- Alcohol 05/24/83 * 597 Possession/Consumption in Public

83- Parking Lots, Trespassing 05/24/83 * 598

83- Off-Street Parking and 05/24/83 * 599 Loading

83- R 83-02 Matz 06/14/83 ** 600

83- R 83-05 Roller, Roller and 06/14/83 ** 601 Moore

83- R 82-09 Zolin 06/28/83 ** 602

83- Security Alarm Systems 07/12/83 * 603

83- RDA Project Area #1 Plan and 07/12/83 ** 604 EIR

83- Community Services 08/09/83 * 605 Commission Residency

83- R 81-12 Sonora 08/23/83 ** 606 Manufacturing Company

83- TM 254/SP 83-01 08/23/83 ** 607 Meadowlark Farms

83- Business and Health Permits 08/23/83 * 608 and Fees

83- Accessory Units - 09/27/83 * 609 Agricultural, Estate and Single-Family Residential

83- Cable Television Franchise 09/27/83 * 610

83- R 83-10 County of San Diego 01/24/84 ** 611

83- R 83-07 11/08/83 ** 612 Norman/Hutchinson/Looney

83- Storage of Vehicles on 11/08/83 * 613 Streets

83- Construction Fees - 12/13/83 * 614 Bridges/Major Thoroughfares

83- Public Employee Retirement 12/13/83 ** 615 System

83- Fiscal Accountability 01/10/84 * 616

84- Sales and Use Tax 01/24/84 * 617

84- Campaign Contributions 02/28/84 * 618 Controls

84- Fortunetelling 02/28/84 * 619

84- R 83-11/SP 83-02 Golden 03/13/84 ** 620 Net Worth

84- R 83-15 Madison Square 03/13/84 ** 621 Partnership

84- Blasting Regulations 03/13/84 * 622

84- Construction Noise 03/27/84 * 623

84- SP 83-04 W.C. Matz 05/08/84 ** 624

84- Weed Abatement 05/08/84 * 625

84- R 83-18 Helferich/City of San 05/22/84 ** 626 Marcos

84- Elections Same Date as 07/10/84 * 627 Statewide

84- R 84-01 Carlsbad 07/10/84 ** 628 Development Corp

84- R 84-04 Eckerts Van and 08/14/84 ** 629 Storage

84- City Council Compensation 08/14/84 * 630

84- Planning Commission 07/24/84 * 631 Compensation

84- Redevelopment Agency 07/24/84 * 632 Compensation

84- Traffic Safety, Youth, 08/14/84 * 633 Community Services Commission Compensation

84- C-M Zone 08/28/84 * 634

84- Health Permit Fees 08/28/84 * 635

84- R 84-06 San Marcos View 09/25/84 ** 636 Estates

84- Air Balloon and Similar 10/23/84 * 637 Inflatible Signs

84- R 83-19 Owens and Johnson 10/23/84 ** 638

84- R 84-07 University Financial 10/23/84 ** 639

84- PZ 84-01 Fisher 11/27/84 ** 640

84- R 84-10 National Properties 11/27/84 ** 641

84- Dangerous Weapons, Prohibit 11/27/84 * 642 Possession

84- R 84-12 Thurston 12/11/84 ** 643

84- Office Professional Zone 12/11/84 * 644

85- R 84-14 Midway Homes 02/13/85 ** 645

85- R 84-16 Uhland 02/26/85 ** 646

85- R 84-15 Winter and Wilson 03/12/85 ** 647

84- Redevelopment Agency, 03/26/85 * 648 Industrial Development Authority, Mobilehome Rent Review Commission Compensation

85- R 84-11 Alanda and Alanda II 03/26/85 ** 649

85- Building, Plumbing, Electrical, 04/09/85 * 650 Mechanical Dangerous Bldg Codes; Grading Ord/Housing Repealed Chapter 6

85- Created Environmental 04/23/85 ** 651 Review Board

85- R 84-02/SP 84-02 Centennial 05/14/85 ** 652 Square

85- R 84-17/SP 84-07 Robert 05/14/85 ** 653 Schwend

85- Bars/Cocktail Lounges 05/14/85 * 654

85- Fowl - adding definition & 05/28/85 * 655 establish maximum allowed in Residential zone

85- Mini-Storage - Urgency 05/14/85 * 656 Ordinance enacting interim prohibition

85- PZ 85-02 Shubin Trust 06/11/85 ** 657 Prezone

85- Planning Commission 06/11/85 * 658 Alternates

85- Hot Trucks/Mobile Food 06/25/85 * 659 Preparation

85- R 19-85/SP 85-08 New 06/25/85 ** 660 Harbor Mgt

85- Health Permit Fees 08/13/85 * 661

85- RDA Project Area #2 Plan 07/19/85 * 662

85- Mini Storage Facilities CUP in 08/13/85 * 663 M Zone

85- Hazardous Materials 08/13/85 * 664

85- Establish Regulations for 08/27/85 * 665 formation of Reimbursement Disticts

85- Bicycles - Repealed previous 08/13/85 * 666 Ord

85- Mobilehome Park Conversion 09//10/85 * 667 providing for subdivision waiver

85- Garbage & Refuse repealed 10/08/85 * 668 Chapter 12

85- R 85-20/SP 85-10 10/08/85 ** 669 Winterbourne Rezone

85- R 85-22 Minicilli Rezone 10/08/85 ** 670

85- R 85-24 Entzminger Rezone 12/10/85 ** 671

85- Vested Tentative Map 12/18/85 * 672 Provisions for residential developments

86- R 85-26 Woolford Rezone 02/11/86 ** 673

86- R 85-13 Hernandez/Orozco 02/11/86 ** 674 Rezone

86- R 85-29 Amistar Rezone 02/11/86 ** 675

86- R 85-25/SP 85-15 02/25/86 ** 676 Brennan/Katkov Rezone

86- R 85-30 San Marcos General 03/11/86 ** 677 Partnership

86- Final Subdivisions Maps 04/08/86 * 678 providing for modifications to final subdivision and parcel maps

86- R 85-31/SP 17-85 Nexus Dev 05/13/86 ** 679 Rezone

86- R 86-34 Frankfurt Group 06/10/86 ** 680

86- R 85-28/SP 85-14 Skandia 06/10/86 ** 681 Scene Rezone

86- Council Meeting Time change 06/24/86 * 682 to 6:30 p.m.

86- Sales & Use Tax re RDA 06/24/86 * 683

86- RDA Project Area # 2 06/24/86 ** 684 Amendment

86- Mobilehome Parks Sale - 06/13/86 * 685 Tenants "1st Right of Refusal" - URGENCY

86- Not Adopted ** 686

86- R 86-33/SP 86-18 Lang 07/22/86 ** 687 Rezone

86- R 86-36 Okun & Associates 07/22/86 ** 688 Rezone

86- Modify Mobilehome Rent 07/22/86 * 689 Review Commission procedures for submitting a petition

86- Prohibiting applications of 07/25/86 * 690 certain residential developments

86- TA 86-12 Variances/Special 08/26/86 * 691 Use Permits Standards for conversion of structures & bldgs to condos

86- Infraction/Misdemeanor/Code 08/26/86 * 692 Enforcement providing citation system & uniform enforcement procedures

86- R 86-37 Romero/Carroll 09/23/86 ** 693 Rezone

86- Prohibiting application of 09/08/86 * 694 certain Residential Developments - URGENCY EXT

86- R 86-40 Rancho San Marcos 10/28/86 ** 695 MHP Rezone

86- R 86-38/SP 86-19 Otavka 10/28/86 ** 696 Rezone

86- Swimming Pools as 10/28/86 * 697 Accessory Buildings

86- Specific Plan Area Zone 10/28/86 * 698

86- Development Review - 10/28/86 * 699 mandatory review by Planning Commission & City Council for more than two units

86- Transportation of Animals & 10/28/86 * 700 Fowl

86- Development Agreements 10/28/86 * 701 provisions

86- Design Manual Criteria 11/25/86 * 702

86- PZ 86-03 Ullman Prezone 11/25/86 ** 703

86- Off-Site Signs Prohibition - 12/23/86 * 704 Temporary prohibition on signs located on Public Property or within Public Right-of-Way

86- Planning Commission Appt & 01/13/87 * 705 Quals

87- Crystal Meth Control sale of 01/13/87 * 706 chemicals

87- PZ 86-05/SP 86-22 MaClean 02/10/87 ** 707 Prezone/Specific Plan

87- R 86-14/SP 86-20 Hamilton 02/10/87 ** 708 Rezone/Specific Plan

87- Substandard Housing Rental 02/10/87 * 709 Prohibition

87- Off-Site Signs Prohibition - 01/27/87 * 710 Temporary prohibition on signs located on Public Property or within Public Right-of-Way (Urgency) Extended 86-704

87- Growth Management Multi- 02/10/87 * 711 Family Development Projects

Restrictions

87- Subdivisions - Appeals from 03/10/87 * 712 Planning Com

87- Youth Commission/Traffic 03/10/87 * 713 Safety Commission Community Services Comm - Modify terms

87- Satellite Dish/Antennas 03/10/87 * 714 standards

87- R 86-45 Hernandez Rezone 03/24/87 ** 715

87- Subdivisions - 4/5ths vote 04/14/87 * 716

87- Multi-Family Development 03/28/87 ** 717 extended Ord 87-711 for 10 months and 15 days

87- R 86-44 Head Rezone 04/28/87 ** 718

87- R 86-44 White Rezone 04/28/87 ** 719

87- R 86-44 White Rezone 04/28/87 ** 720

87- R 86-44 Mahr Rezone 04/28/87 ** 721

87- R 86-44 Higgins Rezone 04/28/87 ** 722

87- R 86-44 Hallstrom Rezone 04/28/87 ** 723

87- R 86-44 Lomeli Rezone 04/28/87 ** 724

87- R 86-44 Lomeli Rezone 04/28/87 ** 725

87- R 86-44 Kypriotis Rezone 04/28/87 ** 726

87- R 86-44 Ratkovich Rezone 04/28/87 ** 727

87- R 86-44 Johnson Rezone 04/28/87 ** 728

87- R 86-44 Morris Rezone 04/28/87 ** 729

87- R 86-44 Dotson Rezone 04/28/87 ** 730

87- R 86-44 Kessler Rezone 04/28/87 ** 731

87- R 86-44 Coast Container 04/28/87 ** 732 Corp Rezone

87- R 86-44 Astleford Rezone 04/28/87 ** 733

87- R 86-44 Bunjes Rezone 04/28/87 ** 734

87- R 86-44 Hubbard Industrial 04/28/87 ** 735 Rezone

87- PZ 86-06 Gallager Prezone 05/12/87 ** 736

87- Campaign Contributions 05/12/87 * 737 Limitations

87- Community Service 05/12/87 * 738 Commission Residency Requirements

87- Planning Commission 05/12/87 * 739 Compensation - $50.00

87- Alcohol Warning Signs re 05/26/87 * 740 pregnancy

87- Recreational Vehicle Parks 06/09/87 * 741 Establishment

87- Animals and Fowl, Providing 06/09/87 * 742 Control of

87- Peak Hour Traffic 06/09/87 * 743 Management

87- R 87-46 National 06/23/87 ** 744 Convenience Rezone

87- Mayor and City Council 07/28/87 * 745 Compensation

87- Health Permit Fees 07/28/87 * 746

87- Development Agreements - 06/23/87 * 747 Eligibility and Application

87- Mobilehome Rent Review 06/23/87 * 748 Commission re Petition, Pass Throughs, Annual Adjustmts

87- Not Adopted ** 749

87- Public Notifications - 500' 08/11/87 * 750 Notification

87- Off Site Signs Re-establish 08/11/87 * 751 Prohibition Against Within Public Right-of-Way

87- TA 87-23 Solid Waste 08/25/87 * 752 Management Zone

87- R 87-51 Solid Waste 08/25/87 ** 753 Mangement Zone

87- DA 87-01 North County 10/27/87 ** 754 Resource Recovery

87- DA 87-02 CSUSM 10/27/87 ** 755

87- 1985 Editions - Building, 11/10/87 * 756 Mechanical, Plumbing, Housing, Dangerous Building Abatement, Administrative Code, 1987 National Electrical Code

87- Light Manufacturing Zone 11/10/87 * 757

87- Emergency Response 11/10/87 * 758 Expense Recovery

87- Automotive Repair, 10/27/87 * 759 Maintenance, Car Wash Temporary Prohibition - C Zone

87- PZ 87-07 Prezone West City - 11/24/87 ** 760 Various

87- Zoning Ordinance 11/24/87 * 761 Amendment Adding Open Space, Residence and Business Park Zones

87- R 87-50 L & S Consultants 11/24/87 ** 762 Rezone

87- Signs Regulations 01/12/88 * 763

87- TA 87-29 Heart of the City 01/12/88 * 764 Spa Zone

87- R 87-58 Heart of the City 01/12/88 ** 765 Rezone

87- SP 87-29 Heart of the City 01/12/88 ** 766 Specific Plan

87- Hazardous Materials - rescind 01/26/88 767 Art VI Chap 13

87- R 87-48 Bieri-Avis Rezone 01/12/88 768 (SPA)

88- SP 87-30 Bieri-Avis 01/12/88 ** 769

88- DA 87-03 Bieri-Avis 01/12/88 ** 770

88- SP 87-27 Enticknap 01/12/88 ** 771

88- Real Property Recordation 01/26/88 * 772

88- Drug Paraphernalia Repeal 02/09/88 * 773 repealed 82-575

88- MUNICIPAL CODE 03/08/88 1988 CODE 774 CODIFICATION

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 1

88- Interim Growth Management 02/09/88 ** 775 Restrictions (Extended Ords. 87-711 & 87-717 until after 6/08/88 Special Election)

88- Not Adopted ** 776

88- R 87-52 Baldwin Co/Fudusan 03/22/88 ** 777 SPA Zone

88- SP 87-25 Baldwin 03/22/88 ** 778 Co/Fudusan

88- Bathhouses 01/12/88 5.46.010 779

88- Transient Occupancy Tax 04/12/88 3.16.170 780 Revenue

88- Environmental Review Board 04/26/88 ** 781

88- R 88-04 Richland 05/24/88 ** 782 Neighborhood

88- Licenses Fees, Regulatory 05/24/88 5.08.070 783

88- Massage Establishments 05/24/88 5.44.010 784

88- Aids Discrimination 05/24/88 8.92.010 785

88- Mobilehome Rent Review 05/24/88 16.16.060 786 Petition

88- DA 87-04 Village Properties 07/12/88 ** 787

88- Not Adopted ** 788

88- Transient Occupancy Tax 07/12/88 3.16.030 789 (Approved by vote of the People 6/7/88)

88- Flood Damage Prevention 07/12/88 20.76.010 790 Overlay Zone

88- Not Adopted ** 791

88- R 88-05/SP 88-07 Colucci 09/13/88 ** 792 Brothers

88- CFD 88-01 Special Tax Levy 09/13/88 ** 793

88- R 88-01 Brock & Sons 09/13/88 ** 794

88- DA 88-01 Brock & Sons 09/13/88 ** 795

88- SP 88-01 Brock & Sons 09/13/88 ** 796

88- West City IV Temporary 09/27/88 ** 797 Building Moratorium (Effective for 45 days - 11/11/88)

88- Off-Premises Signs 09/27/88 20.120.050 798

88- Public Facilities Approach to 10/11/88 20.12.010 799 Growth Mgt Approved by Vote of the People 6/7/88

88- Not Adopted ** 800

88- R 88-08 Moustakas Rezone 10/25/88 ** 801

88- West City IV Building 11/08/88 ** 802 Moratorium

88- R 80-02 West City IV Rezone 12/13/88 ** 803

88- Garage Conversions 01/10/89 20.84.180 804

88- Mobile Living Units 01/10/89 12.04.010 805 Commercial and Recreational Vehicles Parking Limitations

12.20.150

12.20.160

12.20.170

12.20.190

88- Specific Plan Zone (SPA) 01/10/89 20.52.010 806

89- Peak Hour Traffic Periods 01/24/89 20.36.030h 807

89- Peak Hour Periods Defined 01/24/89 12.36.030h 808

89- Youth Commission Alternate 02/14/89 9.12.010 809 establishment

9.12.035

89- R 88-10 Myers Rezone 02/14/89 ** 810

89- Commissions Compensation 03/14/89 9.08.050 811

9.12.040

12.08.140

20.04.030

89- Mobilehome Rent Review 03/14/89 16.16.030 812 Commission

Rent Qualifications, Annual 16.16.055
Adjustment,

Notice of Rent Increase, 16.16.080
Fees/Charges

Adjustment 16.16.090

16.16.100

16.16.110

89- Truck Routes Designation 04/11/89 12.40.010 813

89- SP 88-05 Bren Company 04/11/89 ** 814

89- R 89-14 Briggs Rezone 04/11/89 ** 815

89- R 89-14 Briggs Rezone 05/09/89 ** 816 Repealed

89- Mobilehome Rent Review 05/09/89 16.16.085 817 Annual Adjustment

89- R 89-12/SP 89-09 Emerald 05/23/89 ** 818 Homes

89- Recycable Material Defined 06/13/89 8.68.020 819

8.68.211

89- RDA Project #3 Approval 07/11/89 ** 820

89- CFD 88-01 Special Tax Levy 07/25/89 ** 821

89- R 89-15 Twin Oaks I Rezone 08/08/89 ** 822

89- Medical Wastes 09/12/89 8.70.010 823 Storage/Disposal

89- Design Manual Criteria 09/26/89 20.48.020 824

20.80.020

89- TA 89-06 Freeway- 09/12/89 20.56.320 825 Commercial Zones

89- Drug Activity, Rental Housing 10/24/89 10.34.010 826

89- SP 89-12 Duncan 10/24/89 ** 827

89- Establish Mission Rd Public 10/10/89 ** 828 Facilities Development

Requirements and Restrictions

89- Business Licenses 11/14/89 3.08.110 829 Conversion to Annual

89- R 89-17 Midway Homes 11/28/89 ** 830 Rezone

89- Mission Rd Public Facilities 11/14/89 ** 831 Development Requirements and Restrictions

89- R 89-19 City Rezone 12/12/89 ** 832

89- SP 88-02 BCE Development 12/12/89 ** 833

89- R 89-13 BCE Development 12/12/89 ** 834

89- PZ 89-04 BCE Development 12/12/89 ** 835

89- 1988 Uniform Building Codes 01/09/90 17.04.010 836

90- Youth Commission Alternates 01/23/90 9.12.010 837

9.12.035

90- Forfeited Property Asset 01/23/90 10.36.010 838 Program

90- SP 89-13 Cielo Azul 02/13/90 ** 839

90- Mayor/Council Compensation 03/27/90 2.08.030 840

90- R 88-11 Chapparal Estates 04/10/90 ** 841 Rezone

90- Campaign Contributions - 04/10/90 2.16.020 842 $250.00

2.16.030

2.16.060b

90- Establish San Marcos Fire 04/10/90 17.64.010 843 Department

17.64.020a

17.64.040

a,b,c

90- Public Employees Retirement 04/17/90 ** 844 System Contract Amendment - addl firefighters

90- Administrative Review of 05/08/90 20.16; 20.28; 845 Applications

20.32; 20.36;

20.40; 20.44;

20.45; 20.46;

20.47; 20.56;

20.60; 20.68;

20.80; 20.88;

20.92; 20.96;

20.104

90- Grading Ordinance 05/08/90 17.32.010 846

90- Subdivision Regulations 05/08/90 Title 19 847

90- R 89-27/SP 89-15 Fargo 06/12/90 ** 848 Industries

90- Fair Housing Amendment Act 06/12/90 20.44.040b 849 re Mobilehome

9 & 14

20.44.060a

90- Non-Conforming Uses 06/12/90 20.92.090 850

90- R 90-30 City/Mission Rd 06/26/90 ** 851

90- TA 90-09 M-2 Zone 06/26/90 20.60.120 852

20.60.140

20.60.160

20.60.210

90- Sales & Use Tax Repealed 06/26/90 3.20.200 853

90- SP 88-01 Brock 07/24/90 ** 854

90- DA 88-01 (90 Mod) Brock 07/24/90 ** 855

90- Public Facilities Plan 07/24/90 ** 856

90- Not Adopted ** 857

90- Youth Commission Alternates 09/25/90 9.12.010 858

9.12.030

9.12.035

90- Alarm Systems 09/11/90 10.28.010 859

90- Purchasing System 09/11/90 2.30.010 860

90- Liability Limitations for Code 09/11/90 1.08.080 861 Implementation

90- Vacancy Decontrol - 09/25/90 16.16.085c 862 Mobilehome Parks

90- PZ 89-03 Garrett 10/09/90 ** 863 Development

90- SP 89-17 Garrett 10/09/90 ** 864 Development

90- Mobilehome Rent Review 11/08/88 16.16.100 865 Ordinance - only be repealed by vote of people (Approved by vote of people 11/08/88)

90- Mayor/Council Compensation 11/08/88 2.08.030 866 Approved by vote of people 11/08/90

90- SP 89-11 U S Homes 10/23/90 ** 867

90- SP 90-21 Mobil Oil/Colucci 10/23/90 ** 868

90- R 90-36 Minicilli 10/23/90 ** 869

90- Landfill Temporary 10/29/90 ** 870 Moratorium on issuance of permits for expansion

90- Landfill Temporary 10/29/90 ** 871 Moratorium on issuance of permits for expansion

90- R 89-24 San Marcos 11/27/90 ** 872 Highlands

90- PZ 90-07 San Marcos 11/27/90 ** 873 Highlands

90- SP 89-16 San Marcos 11/27/90 ** 874 Highlands

90- R 89-29 Fargo Industries 11/27/90 ** 875

90- SP 89-14 Fargo Industries 11/27/90 ** 876

90- R 89-28 San Elijo Ranch 11/27/90 ** 877

90- SP 89-18 San Elijo Ranch 11/27/90 ** 878

90- R 90-37 Tai-Cal Investments 11/27/90 ** 879

90- DA 90-04 San Elijo Ranch 12/11/90 ** 880

90- SP 87-29 City of San Marcos 12/11/90 ** 881

90- Emergency Services 12/11/90 2.28.030 882

2.28.080

90- 1988 Fire Code Adoption 12/11/90 17.64 883

90- R 89-22 Moustakas 01/08/91 ** 884

90- Automatic Fire Sprinkler 02/13/91 17.08.030 885 System

c & d

91- Clustered Residential 02/13/91 ** 886 Development Temporary Moratorium

91- Automotive Repair and 02/13/91 ** 887 Service Facilities and Car Washes Temporary Moratorium

91- Fiscal Accountability - 03/12/91 2.08.070 888 Repealed 83-616

Repealed

91- Landfill Moratorium Repealed 03/06/91 ** 889 89-871

91- Environmental Review 03/26/91 18.04.010 890 Procedures

91- SP 90-20 Presley Co 04/23/91 ** 891

91- Graffiti Ordinance 05/14/91 10.30.010 892

91- R 90-41 West Co 05/28/91 ** 893

91- SP 89-17 Garrett 06/11/91 ** 894 Development

91- Angle Parking 06/11/91 12.20.205 895

91- SP 90-23 Sylvester 07/23/91 ** 896 Development

91- PZ 90-44 County of San 07/23/91 ** 897 Diego

91- R 90-33 County of San Diego 07/23/91 ** 898

91- R 90-35 Sylvester 08/13/91 ** 899 Development

91- R 91-44 County of San Diego 09/10/91 ** 900

91- Disturbance Abatement 10/08/91 10.38.010 et seq. 901

91- Flood Insurance Study and 09/24/91 20.76.040 902 Map

91- Subdivisions re Mobilehome 10/22/91 19.12.010b 903 Park Conversion

and Environmental 19.12.016
Contamination re Dedica-

of property 19.28.060a

19.16.045

91- CFD 91-01 Special Tax Levy 11/26/91 ** 904

91- CFD 91-02 Special Tax Levy 11/26/91 ** 905

91- R 91-46 Scripps Hospital 11/26/91 ** 906

91- SP 90-24 Scripps Hospital 11/26/91 ** 907

91- SP 83-02 Scripps Hospital 11/26/91 ** 908 (Repealed)

91- SP 87-29 (91 Mod) Scripps 11/26/91 ** 909 Hospital

91- DA 91-05 Scripps Hospital 11/26/91 ** 910

91- R 91-48 Presley Co 11/26/91 ** 911

91- SP 90-20 (91 Mod) Presley 11/26/91 ** 912 Co

91- DA 91-06 Presley Co 11/26/91 ** 913

91- 1990 National Electrical Code 01/14/92 17.12.010 914

91- SP 84-05(91 Mod) Casa 01/14/92 ** 915 Vallecitos Partners

92- Environmental Review Board 01/28/92 ** 916 - Repealed by Ord No. 85- 651

92- R 91-47 Hoffman Rezone 01/28/92 ** 917

92- R 91-43 Meyers Rezone 02/11/92 ** 918

92- TA 92-18 Automotive Repair, 02/25/92 20.88.120 919 Maintenance Service Facilities, Car Washes Standards and Procedures establishment

92- Graffiti Ordinance 02/25/92 10.30.010 920 Amendment

92- Mayor Four Year Term - 11/06/90 2.08.020 921 Approved by vote of the People - 11/6/90

92- PZ 90-05 University 03/24/92 ** 922 Commons

92- R 90-34 University Commons 03/24/92 ** 923

92- SP 90-22 University 03/24/92 ** 924 Commons

92- DA 91-07 University 03/24/92 ** 925 Commons

92- DA 87-01 NCRRA 03/24/92 ** 926 Amendment

92- R 91-49 City of San Marcos 04/28/92 ** 927

92- TA 92-16 Cafe/Restaurant 05/26/92 20.16.220 928 and Bar and/or Cocktail Lounge

20.16.351

92- DA 87-01(92 Amendment) 05/26/92 ** 929 City/NCRRA

92- Temporary Rental of 06/09/92 16.28.010—050 930 Mobilehomes

92- SP 90-23 (92 Mod) Winland, 06/23/92 ** 931 I, Inc.

92- R 92-51 Patten 07/14/92 ** 932

92- Animals and Fowl (Repealed 07/28/92 6.04; 6.08; 933 previous)

6.12; 6.16;

6.20; 6.24; 6.28

92- Newsracks/Newstands 09/22/92 10.40.010 et seq. 934

92- Vacancy Decontrol repealed 07/28/92 16.16.85(c) 935 Allow rental adjustment upon sale of coach one time per year

92- TA 92-21 Local Hazardous 07/28/92 20.79.010—040 936 Waste Management Plans and San Diego County Hazardous Waste Management Plan

92- Uniform Building Codes 08/25/92 17.04; 17.08 937

17.16; 17.20

17.24; 17.26

92- TA 92-22 Temporary Signs 09/22/92 20.120.030 938 Definitions & Regs

92- TA 92-23 Parking Lot Sales 09/22/92 20.60.260(f)(5) 939

92- R 89-21 Randy Marino 10/13/92 ** 940

92- Cable Communications 10/27/92 5.72.010—500 941 Systems

92- 1991 Uniform Fire Code 11/24/92 17.64.010—290 942 Adoption

92- R 92-50 Kaiser Medical 10/27/92 ** 943 Center

92- SP 87-29(92 Mod) Kaiser 10/27/92 ** 944 Medical Center

92- DA 92-09 Kaiser Medical 10/27/92 ** 945 Center

92- Emergency Price Controls 12/08/92 2.29.010—060 946

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 1 TO 1988 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 2 TO 1988 CODE

92- Health Services Fees 01/12/93 8.16.020, 050, 060, 080 947

92- SP 87-29 (92 MOD) University 02/23/93 ** 948 Center

93- Traffic Safety Commission 04/13/93 12.08.120 949 Chairman and Vice Chairman Annual Election

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 2 TO 1988 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 3 TO 1988 CODE

93- Coasters, Roller Skates, & 05/25/93 12.24.020 950 Similar Devices Usage Prohibited in Business Districts

93- RDA #1, Plan Amendment #1 07/13/93 ** 951

93- R 92-52 Klein 07/27/93 ** 952

93- SP 92-27 Klein 07/27/93 ** 953

93- SP 92-28 Spaulding 07/27/93 ** 954

93- Ambulance Services 09/14/93 5.52.010—170 955 Regulations

93- Amusement Establishment, 08/31/93 5.08.030 956 standards allowing alcoholic beverages

93- Adult 08/24/93 ** 957 Entertainment/Establishments Moratorium, 45 days. Expired 10/15/93

*Extended 10 months by Res. 93-4324

93- SP 87-29 (93 MOD #6) City of 09/09/93 ** 958 San Marcos

93- Criminal Justice 12/14/93 ** 959 Administration Recovery Fees

93- Storm Water Mgt & Discharge 12/14/93 14.15.010—120 960 Control

93- Anti-Graffiti Program 12/14/93 10.30.010, 961 Implementation

070, 080

93- TA 93-27 Parking 01/11/94 20.84.080 962 Requirements for Eating Establishments

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 3 TO 1988 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 4 TO 1988 CODE

94- R 93-57 Seretis 02/08/94 ** 963

94- 1991 Uniform Building Code 03/08/94 17.08.080, 090 964 Amendment

94- DA 92-09 (94 mod) Kaiser 03/08/94 ** 965 Hospital

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 4 TO 1988 CODE

94- 1994 MUNICIPAL CODE 07/12/94 1994 CODE 966 ADOPTION

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 1 TO 1994 CODE

94- TA 93-26 Adult Entertainment 08/09/94 20.88.100 967 Establishments

94- Public Works Projects 08/23/94 2.30.070 968

94- Right to Farm Standards 09/27/94 ** 969

94- City Hall & Posting Locations 09/27/94 2.04.080 970 Changes

2.12.010

94- Alarm Systems 12/20/94 10.28.010—070 971

94- RDA Plan Amendment for 12/20/94 ** 972 Project Area #1

94- RDA Plan Amendment for 12/20/94 ** 973 Project Area #2

94- RDA Plan Amendment for 12/20/94 ** 974 Project Area #3

95- R 94-61 City of San Marcos 02/14/95 ** 975

95- SP 89-17 (rescind) City of 02/14/95 ** 976 San Marcos

95- SP 88-01 (95 mod) M.J. 03/14/95 ** 977 Brock & Sons

95- SP 87-29 (94 mod #7) City of 03/14/95 ** 978 San Marcos

95- SP 82-01 (95 mod) Price Club 05/09/95 ** 979

95- TA 95-32 Kiosk Directional 05/09/95 20.120.060(g) 980 Signs

95- R 94-59 South Coast 05/23/95 ** 981 Development

95- R 95-64 Traveland 06/13/95 ** 982 Development Co

95- SP 87-27 (95 mod) Traveland 06/13/95 ** 983

95- SP 92-27 (95 mod) Albert 06/13/95 ** 984 Klein

95- R 95-63 Kentucky Fried 06/13/95 ** 985 Chicken/Roeder

95- R 95-62 J.W. Millett 07/11/95 ** 986 Construction

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 1 TO 1994 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 2 TO 1994 CODE

95- R 95-66 North County Health 12/12/95 ** 987 Services

95- SP 87-29 (95 MOD#8) City of 12/12/95 ** 988 San Marcos

96- Uniform Administrative Code 02/27/96 17.04.010—090 989

17.08.010—110

17.12.010—040

17.16.010—020

17.20.010—020

17.24.010

17.26.010

17.28.010—020

96- Uniform Fire Code 02/27/96 17.64.010—290 990

96- SP 82-01 (96 MOD) Vallecitos 03/12/96 ** 991 Town Center

96- R 95-68 Bob & Gary Check 03/12/96 ** 992

96- SP 89-15 (96 MOD) 05/28/96 ** 993 Meadowlark Estates

96- MHRRC - Written Procedures 06/11/96 16.16.055, 994 & Time Frames

060, & 070

96- SP 90-20 (95 MOD) The 06/25/96 ** 995 Presley Companies

96- R 95-69 Ralph & Patricia 06/25/96 ** 996 Forgeon

96- SP 90-20 (95 MOD) Ralph & 06/25/96 ** 997 Patricia Forgeon

96- SP 87-27 (95 MOD) San 06/25/96 ** 998 Marcos RV Mall

96- Manager Registration/Public 07/23/9 5.12.095 999 Dance License

5.46.098

96- Regulation of Campaign 08/27/96 2.16.030 1000 Contributions

2.16.040

96- Traffic Safety Commission 09/10/96 12.08.070/12.08.080 1001 Alternates

96- Animal Control 09/24/96 6.04; 6.08; 6.12; 1002

6.16; 6.20; 6.24;

6.28

96- Slope Terracing 12/10/96 17.32.090/17.32.120 1003

17.32.170

96- Establishing Preference for 12/10/96 2.30.200 1004 Purchases

96- R 96-70 Geraldine & Lester 12/10/96 ** 1005 Ryan

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 2 TO 1994 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 3 TO 1994 CODE

97- "No Parking" Zones Time 01/14/97 12.12.030/12.20.030 1006 Limits

96- Mobilehome Park Rules & 11/06/96 16.04.070 1007 Regs (adopted by voters)

97- R 96-71 Hollandia 02/25/97 ** 1008

97- Municipal Park Hours 03/11/97 9.04.080 1009

97- Flood Damage Overlay Zone 05/27/97 20.76.020/20.76.160 1010

20.76.165

97- SP 84-05 (96MOD) Vallecitos 05/13/97 ** 1011 Square

97- SP 87-29 (97MOD) Heart of 05/13/97 ** 1012 the City

97- R 97-73/ND 97-428 Philip 06/24/97 ** 1013 Baiocchia

97- SP 89-18 (95MOD) San Elijo 07/08/97 ** 1014 Ranch, Inc.

97- DA 90-04 (97MOD) San Elijo 07/08/97 ** 1015 Ranch, Inc.

97- Parental Responsibility Law 06/24/97 10.20.010—050 1016

97- R 97-74/ND 97-435 City of 08/26/97 ** 1017 San Marcos

97- R 97-75/ND 97-443 R. 11/12/97 ** 1018 Allen/H. Campbell

97- SP 87-29 (97MOD) City of 11/12/97 ** 1019 San Marcos

97- R 97-76/ND 97-444 Frye 12/09/97 ** 1020 Family (Northwoods)

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 3 TO 1994 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 4 TO 1994 CODE

98- R98-78/ND 97-448 South 01/27/98 ** 1021 Coast Development

98- SP 90-23 (97MOD)/ND 97- 01/27/98 ** 1022 448 Home Depot

98- Surface Mining & 01/27/98 20.124 1023 Reclamation

98- R 96-72 Upham 03/24/98 ** 1024

98- R 97-79 Prime Medical 03/24/98 ** 1025 Facilities

98- SP 87-25 (98MOD) New 03/24/98 ** 1026 Millennium

98- DA 87-04 (98MOD) New 03/24/98 ** 1027 Millennium

98- R 98-91 Comfort 04/28/98 ** 1028 Construction

98- SP 84-05 (98MOD) Comfort 04/28/98 ** 1029 Construction

98- SP 81-04 (98MOD) Steve 05/26/98 ** 1030 Schenker

98- CFD Procedural Ordinance 06/09/98 ** 1031

98- SP 87-29 (98MOD#12) 06/09/98 ** 1032 Rancho Coronado Univ.

98- SP 87-29 (97MOD#10) 06/09/98 ** 1033 Ashbrook San Marcos

98- SP 88-01 (98MOD) Ryland 06/09/98 ** 1034 Homes

98- DA 88-01 (98MOD) Ryland 06/09/98 ** 1035 Homes

98- CFD 88-01 levy of new 07/28/98 ** 1036 special taxes

98- SP 88-01 (98MOD) Ryland 08/11/98 ** 1037 Homes

98- R 98-85 Charles Sherman 08/11/98 ** 1038

98- R 97-77 Pacifica Enterprises, 09/08/98 ** 1039 LLC

98- SP 98-31 Pacifica Enterprise, 09/08/98 ** 1040 Inc.

98- SP 87-29(97MOD#11) 10/13/98 ** 1041 Ashbrook Communities

98- Lease of city-owned property 12/09/98 2.20.210 1042

98- Contract: City Council & 12/09/98 ** 1043 PERS

99- CFD 98-01 levy of a special 01/12/99 ** 1044 tax

99- R 98-83 Commerce Square 01/12/99 ** 1045

99- SP 90-23 (98MOD) 01/12/99 ** 1046 Commerce Square Partners

99- R 98-86 H.A. Group, Inc. 01/12/99 ** 1047

99- R 98-87 Alex Zirpolo 01/12/99 ** 1048

99- SP 87-29 (98MOD#13) Alex 01/12/99 ** 1049 Zirpolo

99- PZ 98-10 SDG&E 01/12/99 ** 1050

99- Lease of city-owned property 02/01/99 2.20.210(g) 1051

99- Establishes three (3) 02/01/99 2.08.020(f) 1052 consecutive terms

99- Emergency/rent substandard 02/01/99 2.28.100/3.08.150/5.10.410/5.48.110/5.68.120(b)/8.60.110/8.72.120/8.84.010/8.88.070/12.32.160/17.32.200(c) 1053 building/etc., abandoned vehicles/Violations & Penalties

99- Misdemeanor violations 02/01/99 1.12.010/1.12.020 1054

99- CFD 98-02 levy a special tax 02/23/99 ** 1055

99- CFD 98-02, Annex #2, 02/23/99 ** 1056 Improvement Area F-4

99- CFD 98-02, Annex #3, 02/23/99 ** 1057 Improvement Area F-5

99- R 98-84 Ades-Gish 02/23/99 ** 1058

99- SP 87-25 (98MOD#2) Beazer 02/23/99 ** 1059 Homes

99- R 98-89 Americare 03/23/99 ** 1060

99- Gross Annual Receipts 06/08/99 5.72.020—5.72.510 1061

99- CFD 98-02, Annex #6, 06/08/99 ** 1062 Improvement Area F-8

99- CFD 98-02, Annex #4, 06/08/99 ** 1063 Improvement Area F-6

99- CFD 98-02, Improvement 06/08/99 ** 1064 Area F-7

99- Towing Services 06/22/99 5.23.10—5.23.20 1065

99- Restrict youth access to 07/13/99 10.10.010—10.10.070 1066 tobacco

99- DA 92-09 (99MOD) Kaiser 06/22/99 ** 1067 Foundation Hospitals

99- 1998 CA/Uniform Fire Code 07/13/99 17.64.010—17.64.290 1068

99- PZ 99-11 Highpointe 07/13/99 ** 1069 Communities

99- SP 82-01 (98MOD) Costco 08/24/99 ** 1070

99- SM Assessment District 09/14/99 ** 1071 Procedural Ordinance

99- Campaign Statements 09/28/99 2.16.040 1072

99- R 99-93 South Coast 11/09/99 ** 1073 Development

99- R 99-92 Mike Morrow/City of 11/09/99 ** 1074 San Marcos

99- SP 82-06 (deletion) Mike 11/09/99 ** 1075 Morrow/City of San Marcos

99- CFD 99-01 12/14/99 ** 1076

99- CalPERS 12/14/99 ** 1077

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 4 TO 1994 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 5 TO 1994 CODE

99- Compensation to RDA, IDA & 01/11/2000 2.08.100 & 2.08.140 & 16.16.040(b) 1078 MHRRC

99- R 99-96 H.A. Group 01/11/2000 ** 1079

2000- Truck Weight Limits 01/25/2000 12.40.060 1080

2000- Commercial Vehicles 01/25/2000 12.40.070 1081

2000- Speed Limits 01/25/2000 12.45.010 1082

2000- CFD 98-02, Annexation #8, 01/25/2000 ** 1083 Improvement Area F-9

2000- Permitted Uses - TA 00-41 03/14/2000 20.60.240 1084

2000- R 99-98 Affirmed Housing 03/14/2000 ** 1085

2000- Carmel San Marcos, LLC - 03/14/2000 ** 1086 SP 87-29 (2000MOD#15)

2000- TA 00-42 Hotels and Motels 03/14/2000 20.84.030 1087

2000- CFD 98-02, Annexation #10, 04/25/2000 ** 1088 Improvement Area F-10

2000- TA 99-39 Density Bonus 05/09/2000 20.130.010—20.130.070 1089

2000- TA 99-40 Inclusionary 05/09/2000 20.129.010—20.129.120 1090 Housing

2000- R 00-101 So Cal 06/13/2000 ** 1091 Housing/Related Companies

2000- TA 00-44 General Provisions 06/13/2000 20.52.020 1092

2000- SP 00-33 So Cal 06/13/2000 ** 1093 Housing/Related Companies

2000- R 00-99 South Coast 06/13/2000 ** 1094 Development

2000- CFD 99-01 - IA A-1 & A-2 06/13/2000 ** 1095

2000- R 00-100 City of San Marcos 06/27/2000 ** 1096

2000- TA 00-43 Conditional/Land 06/27/2000 20.60.015; 20.60.125; 20.88.010 1097 Uses

2000- CFD 98-02, Annexation #11, 07/25/2000 ** 1098 Improvement Area F-11

2000- CFD 98-02, Annexation #13, 07/25/2000 ** 1099 Improvement Area F-12

2000- R 99-95 Mendenhall 07/25/2000 ** 1100

2000- Youth Commission Terms 08/08/2000 9.12.030 1101

2000- SP 89-18 (2000MOD) San 10/10/2000 ** 1102 Elijo Rancho, Inc.

2000- CFD 98-02, Annexation #15, 10/24/2000 ** 1103 Improvement Area F-13

2000- Signs 11/14/2000 ** 1104

2000- R 00-102 Wayne Comfort 12/12/2000 ** 1105

2000- R 00-103 Engineering Design 12/12/2000 ** 1106 Group

2000- Signs 12/12/2000 ** 1107

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 5 TO 1994 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 6 TO 1994 CODE

2000- SP 87-29 (2000 MOD #16) 01/09/2001 ** 1108

2000- R00-105 City of San Marcos 01/09/2001 ** 1109

2000- CFD 99-01, Improvement 01/09/2001 ** 1110 Area H-1

2001- SP 87-29 (2000 MOD #17) 02/13/2001 ** 1111 Regency Realty

2001- Animal Control 02/13/2001 6.04.030/6.24.020 1112

6.24.090/6.24.160/

6.24.210/6.24.230/

6.24.240/6.24.260/

6.24.270

2001- CalPERS 03/27/2001 ** 1113

2001- Not Adopted ** 1114

2001- CFD 99-01, Improvement 04/10/2001 ** 1115 Area N1 & N2

2001- Campaign Contributions 05/22/2001 2.16.030 1116

2001- CFD 98-02, Annexation #16, 05/22/2001 ** 1117 Improvement Area F-14

2001- CFD 98-02, Annexation #20, 07/10/2001 ** 1118 Improvement Area F-16

2001- CFD 98-02, Annexation #18, 09/18/2001 ** 1119 Improvement Area F-15

2001- CFD 98-02, Annexation #21, 09/18/2001 ** 1120 Improvement Area F-4

2001- R00-106 City of San Marcos 09/18/2001 ** 1121

2001- SP 00-37 Leon Notrica/Loma 09/18/2001 ** 1122 Alta

2001- Storm Water 11/27/2001 14.15.010/14.15.050/ 1123

14.15.075/14.15.080/

14.15.085/14.15.100/

14.15.130/14.15.140/

17.32.040/17.32.200/

19.12.020/19.24.050

2001- TA 01-45 09/25/2001 20.60.240 1124

2001- R01-111 City of San Marcos 11/13/2001 ** 1125

2001- SP 01-39 /Nevada/Yei 11/13/2001 ** 1126 Development

2001- SP 90-22 (01MOD) Brookfield 11/13/2001 ** 1127 University Commons Inc., Birchwood Associates LLC & Daniel T. Shelley

2001- SP 01-38 North County 11/27/2001 ** 1128 Yamaha

2001- Development Services and 01/08/02 17.44.010/17.44.020/ 1129 Public Facilities Exactions, 17.44.030/17.44.040/ Fees and/or Costs 17.44.060/17.44.070/ 17.44.080/19.08.010

2001- Signs 11/13/2001 ** 1130

2001- Review of Decisions of 12/11/2001 2.08.160 1131 Commissions, Committees and Boards

2001- DA 91-07 (01MOD) Brookfield 12/11/2001 ** 1132 University Commons, Inc., Birchwood Associates LLC and Daniel T. Shelley

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 6 TO 1994 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 7 TO 1994 CODE

2002- Municipal Utility 02/12/02 15.04.010/15.04.020 1133

2002- Not Adopted ** 1134

2002- CFD 98-01, Improvement 02/26/02 ** 1135 Area 1

2002- Animal Control 03/12/02 6.04.020/6.04.030/ 1136 6.04.040/6.04.050/ 6.08.010/6.08.030/ 6.08.050/6.08.080/ 6.08.090/6.08.100/ 6.12.010/6.12.020/ 6.16.010/6.20.010/ 6.20.020/6.20.030/ 6.20.040/6.20.120/ 6.20.160

2002- CFD 98-02, Annexation #24, 03/26/02 ** 1137 Improvement Area F-17

2002- R02-112, George Patoutsis 04/09/02 ** 1138

2002- SP 82-01 (01M) World 05/14/02 ** 1139 Premier Investments

2002- CFD 99-01, Amending 05/28/02 ** 1140 Ordinance Nos. 99-1076, 2000-1095, 2000-1110 and 2001-1115

2002- CFD 98-02, Annexation #26, 05/28/02 ** 1141 Improvement Area F-19

2002- Discovery Valley Utility 05/28/02 15.08.010/15.08.020/ 1142 15.08.030/15.08.040/ 15.08.050/15.08.060/ 15.08.070

2002- R02-113, Dennis & Terry 06/11/02 ** 1143 James dba Piano Warehouse

2002- TA 01-48 06/11/02 20.16.630/20.56/ 1144 20.60/20.104

2002- SP 87-29 (2002 MOD #18) 06/25/02 ** 1145 Dennis & Terry James dba Piano Warehouse

2002- R01-110, Phil Baiocchi 06/25/02 ** 1146

2002- Accessory or Second 06/25/02 20.88.110 1147 Dwelling Unit (removed)

2002- Use Permits for 06/25/02 20.88.130 1148 Telecommunications Facilities

2002- CFD 98-02, Annexation #27, 06/25/02 ** 1149 Improvement Area F-20

2002- SP 89-16 (01M) San Marcos 07/23/02 ** 1150 Highlands

2002- SP 82-01 (01M) World 07/23/02 ** 1151 Premier Investments

2002- Glass Etching Cream 08/13/02 10.30.010/10.30.090 1152

2002- Storage of Refuse and 09/24/02 8.68.155 1153 Recycling Containers

2002- R01-109, Rilington/Higgins 09/10/02 ** 1154

2002- CFD 98-02, Annexation #29, 09/10/02 ** 1155 Improvement Area F-21

2002- Miscellaneous Offenses 08/27/02 10.32.040(c)(d) 1156

2002- SP 87-29 (02M #19) Schmidt 09/24/02 ** 1157 Trust

2002- TA 02-52 09/24/02 20.120 1158

2002- Miscellaneous Offenses 09/24/02 10.32.040(c), (d) 1159

2002- SP82-01 (02M) Harley's 11/12/02 ** 1160 House of Harleys/North Coast Properties

2002- SP 90-22 (02M) Brookfield 12/10/02 ** 1161 University Commons Inc.

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 7 TO 1994 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 8 TO 1994 CODE

2002- Building Standard Codes, 01/14/03 17.04.010/17.08.010, 1162 Uniform Housing Code & Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings

17.12.010/17.16.010,

17.20.010/17.24.010,

17.26.010/17.28.010,

17.30.010

2002- Standard Urban Storm Water 01/14/03 14.15.010/14.15.050(b), (c) & (h) 1163 Mitigation Plan & Jurisdictional Urban Runoff Management Plan

2002- CFD 2002-01 Improvement 01/14/03 ** 1164 Area 1 & 2

2003- SP 89-12 (02M) Raymond 01/28/03 ** 1165 Pattison

2003- Prohibition of Spectators at 01/28/03 12.29 1166 Illegal Speed Contests

2003- Reimbursement of Council, 01/28/03 2.08.050 1167 Board and Commission Expenditures

2003- Compensation of 01/28/03 2.08.030 1168 Councilmembers & Mayor

2003- Campaign Contributions 01/28/03 2.16.030/2.16.050, 1169

02.16.070

2003- Establish Civil Enforcement 01/28/03 1.12.010 1170 Provisions for Municipal Code Violations

2003- SP 92-27 (02M) Iglesia 02/11/03 ** 1171 Guerreros de Jesus Church

2003- R 02-116 NCRRF 02/25/03 ** 1172

2003- PZ 03-13 City of San Marcos 02/25/03 ** 1173

2003- CFD 98-02, Annexation #33, 02/25/03 ** 1174 Improvement Area F-22

2003- PZ 00-12 Altmann Living 04/22/03 ** 1175 Trust

2003- SP 00-35 San Elijo Ridge 04/22/03 ** 1176

2003- R 01-107 Las Flores Santa Fe 04/22/03 ** 1177 LLC

2003- SP 00-34 Rancho Santalina 04/22/03 ** 1178

2003- R 02-115 Arco 04/22/03 ** 1179

2003- PZ 03-14 City of San Marcos 04/22/03 ** 1180

2003- Regulation of Wholesale 04/22/03 8.04 1181 Food Warehouses

2003- California Fire Code 05/27/03 17.64 1182

2003- Accessory or Second 07/08/03 20.92.345 1183 Dwelling Units

2003- CFD 98-02, Annexation #37, 06/24/03 ** 1184 Improvement Area F-24

2003- R 02-117 Napp Systems 070/8/03 ** 1185

2003- R 03-118 Keener 07/08/03 ** 1186

2003- SP 87-29 (03 M#20) Urban 07/08/03 ** 1187 West Strategies

2003- PZ 03-17/Addendum to ND 07/08/03 ** 1188 03-647

2003- CFD 98-02, Annexation #39, 07/08/03 ** 1189 Improvement Area F-25

2003- CFD 98-02, Annexation #41, 07/08/03 ** 1190 Improvement Area F-26

2003- Alarm Use Requirements 07/08/03 10.28.040(b) 1191

2003- SP 88-01 (03M) Nextel 07/22/03 ** 1192

2003- SP 88-01 (02M) Sprint 07/22/03 ** 1193

2003- Reimbursement of Capital 07/22/03 17.54/14.16.300 1194 Improvement Projects

2003- R 03-120/SP 03-42 City of 08/12/03 ** 1195 San Marcos

2003- Excavations, Fills and 08/26/03 14.12 1196 Obstructions

2003- DA 91-07 (03M) Brookfield 08/26/03 ** 1197 University Commons, LLC

2003- SP 90-22 (03M) Brookfield 08/26/03 ** 1198 University Commons, LLC

2003- SP 90-22 (03M) Brookfield 08/26/03 ** 1199 University Commons, LLC

2003- SP 89-18 (03M) San Elijo 09/23/03 ** 1200 Ranch Inc.

2003- DA 90-04 (03M) San Elijo Hills 09/23/03 ** 1201 Inc.

2003- CFD 98-02, Annexation #43, 10/14/03 ** 1202 Improvement Area F-27

2003- Public Facilities Financing 10/28/03 ** 1203 Plan

2003- CFD 98-02, Annexation #44, 10/28/03 ** 1204 Improvement Area F-28

2003- PZ 03-16/ND 03-676 Gabriel 11/18/03 ** 1205 Castano

2003- CFD 99-01, Improvement 11/18/03 ** 1206 Areas D2L, D2U, D3, D4, E1, E2, I1 and I2

2003- Amending Ord No. 2002- 11/18/03 ** 1207 1164, CFD 2002-01, Improvement Area 1

2003- RDA Project Area No. 1 - 11/18/03 ** 1208 extension of time limits on Redevelopment Plan effectiveness and receipt of tax increment pursuant to SB 1045

2003- RDA Project Area No. 2 - 11/18/03 ** 1209 extension of time limits on Redevelopment Plan effectiveness and receipt of tax increment pursuant to SB 1045

2003- RDA Project Area No. 3 - 11/18/03 ** 1210 extension of time limits on Redevelopment Plan

effectiveness and receipt of tax increment pursuant to SB 1045

2003- RDA Project Area No. 1 - 11/18/03 ** 1211 pursuant to SB 211 as codified in Health and Safety Code

2003- CFD 98-02, Annexation #47, 12/09/03 ** 1212 Improvement Area F-29

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 8 TO 1994 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 9 TO 1994 CODE

2003- SP 82-01 (03M) Burger King 01/13/04 ** 1213

2003- TA 03-55 01/13/04 20.32.065/20.32.125 1214 20.32.190/20.32.195

2003- PZ 03-15 Art Torres 01/13/04 ** 1215

2003- Fire Safety Guidelines 01/13/04 17.64.240 1216

2004- R 03-123 Enhanced 01/27/04 ** 1217 Affordable Development

2004- SP 03-45 Enhanced 01/27/04 ** 1218 Affordable Development

2004- Youth Access to Tobacco 01/27/04 10.10 1219 Products

2004- Parks and Recreation; 02/10/04 9.04.045/9.04.050 1220 General 9.04.055

2004- R 03-119 Comfort 03/09/04 ** 1221 Construction

2004- CFD 98-02, Annexation #49, 03/09/04 ** 1222 Improvement Area F-30

2004- SP 03-41, San Marcos 04/27/04 ** 1223 NCRRF, Inc. (aka San Marcos Studios)

2004- CFD 98-02, Annexation #51, 04/27/04 ** 1224 Improvement Area F-31

2004- Daytime Loitering of 05/11/04 10.22 1225 Juveniles in Public Places on School Days

2004- Emergency Services 05/25/04 2.28 1226

2004- Garbage and Refuse 06/22/04 8.68.110/8.68.115 1227 Collection

2004- Discovery Valley Utility 05/25/04 15.08.030/15.08.060 1228

2004- Parades, Processions and 06/08/04 12.28.010 1229 Rallies

2004- CFD 98-02, Annexation #55, 07/13/04 ** 1230 Improvement Area F-33

2004- CFD 99-01, Improvement 08/10/04 ** 1231 Areas C2B, I1 and I2

2004- CFD 98-02, Annexation #53, 08/10/04 ** 1232 Improvement Area F-32

2004- CFD 98-02, Annexation #57, 08/10/04 ** 1233 Improvement Area F-34

2004- R 04-126 Shahhal 08/24/04 ** 1234

2004- R 04-125 Meadowlark 09/14/04 ** 1235 Canyon, LLC

2004- SP 89-15 (04M) Meadowlark 09/14/04 ** 1236 Canyon, LLC

2004- CFD 98-02, Annexation #34, 09/14/04 ** 1237 Improvement Area F-23

2004- R 03-122 RMCI Development 12/14/04 ** 1238 Inc.

2004- SP 03-44 RMCI Development 12/14/04 ** 1239 Inc.

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 9 TO 1994 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 10 TO 1994 CODE

2004- Purchasing System 01/11/05 2.30.010 1240

2005- Prohibiting processing any 01/25/05 ** 1241 development entitlements affecting primary or secondary ridgelines within the City

2005- CFD 98-02, Annexation #60, 02/08/05 ** 1242 Improvement Area F-35

2005- Unauthorized Presence in 02/22/05 10.32.050 1243 Drainage Channels, Storm Water Channels, Culverts and/or Canals

2005- Nudity, Urination or 02/22/05 10.42.010—10.42.070 1244 Defecation in Public Rights- of-Way and Public Places

2005- SP 89-18 (04M) San Elijo Hills 03/08/05 ** 1245 Development Co, LLC

2005- CFD 98-02, Annexation #63, 03/08/05 ** 1246 Improvement Area F-36

2005- First Extension of an Interim 03/08/05 ** 1247 Urgency Ordinance - Prohibiting processing any development entitlements affecting primary or secondary ridgelines within the City

2005- CFD 98-02, Improvement 05/10/05 ** 1248 Area 32 Overlay

2005- CFD 98-02, Improvement 05/10/05 ** 1249 Area F-37

2005- Amending Redevelopment 06/14/05 ** 1250 Plan for Project Area 2

2005- CFD 98-02, Improvement 06/28/05 ** 1251 Area 30 Overlay

2005- Amending Contract between 08/23/05 ** 1252 City Council and CALPERS

2005- SP 88-01 (05M) AT&T 10/11/05 ** 1253 Wireless Services

2005- Temporary Political Signs 10/11/05 20.120.050 1254

2005- SP 04-47 Michael Crews 11/08/05 ** 1255 Development

2005- Terms of the Youth 11/08/05 9.12.030 1256 Commission

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 10 TO 1994 CODE

BEGINNING OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 11 TO 1994 CODE

2005- Stopping, Standing, and 01/10/06 12.20.120/12.20.130 1257 Parking

2006- Ridgeline Protection & 02/14/06 20.131 1258 Management Overlay Zone

2006- Specific Plan Area (SPA) Zone 02/14/06 20.52 1259

2006- Consumption of Alcohol & 02/14/06 10.11 1260 Controlled Substances by Minors (Social Host)

2006- Telecommunications Facilities 02/28/06 20.126 1261

2006- CFD 98-02, Annexation #70, 02/28/06 ** 1262 Improvement Area F-38

2006- Electrical Code 02/28/06 17.12 1263

2006- Intimidation Free Zones 02/28/06 10.23 1264

2006- Medical Marijuana 02/28/06 5.54 1265 Dispensaries

2006- CFD 98-02, Annexation #74, 05/09/06 ** 1266 Improvement Area F-39

2006- Administration Citations and 06/27/06 1.12.010/1.12.020/1.14 1267 Fines

2006- Animal Control 08/22/06 6.04.020/6.24.090 1268

2006- CFD 99-01, Improvement 08/22/06 ** 1269 Areas F2/V2, J, KLA, KLB, KU, O, S, T, V1A & V1B

2006- Building, Construction, & 09/12/06 17.32.150/20.76 1270 Related Activities/Flood Damage Prevention Overlay Zone

2006- R 05-129 Julian Piccioni 10/10/06 ** 1271

END OF SUPPLEMENT NO. 11 TO 1994 CODE

2007 CODIFICATION ON LINE. CODIFICATION REPLACES SUPPLEMENTS NOTIFICATION.

2006- R 06-134 Carmel St., 01/09/07 ** 1272 LLC/Alex Zirpolo

2006- SP 87-29 (06MOD#21) 01/09/07 ** 1273 Carmel St., LLC/Alex Zirpolo

2006- TA 06-59 Carmel St., 01/09/07 20.84.030 1274 LLC/Alex Zirpolo

2007- CFD 98-02, Improvement 01/23/07 ** 1275 Area F-40

2007- Solicitation of Materials on 02/27/07 10.43.010- 030 1276 Roadways with Speeds of 40 MPH or Higher

2007- Establishing Prima Facie 03/13/07 ** 1277 Speed Limits

2007- Regulation of Proximity of 05/08/07 10.44.010—050 1278 Sex Offenders to Children's

Facilities

2007- CFD 98-02, Improvement 05/22/07 ** 1279 Area F-42

2007- R 06-131/ND07-754 Civic Ctr 06/26/07 ** 1280 Marketplace

2007- SP 87-29(06MOD#22)/ND 07- 06/26/07 ** 1281 754 Civic Center Marketplace

2007- R 07-135/ND 07-755 Las 06/26/07 ** 1282 Posas Rd/Vallecitos/Grand

2007- R 05-130 Palomar Station 07/10/07 ** 1283

2007- SP 05-48 Palomar Station 07/24/07 ** 1284

2007- SP 88-01 (06MOD) T-Mobile, 08/14/07 ** 1285 USA

2007- R 05-130(A) SM Creek SPA 08/14/07 ** 1286

2007- SP 05-48(A) SM Creek SPA 08/14/07 ** 1287

2007- RDA Plans/Eminent Domain 10/09/07 ** 1288

2007- Speed Limits - San Elijo 10/23/07 ** 1289 Rd/TOV Rd/So Santa Fe

2007- CFD 98-02, Improvement 10/23/07 ** 1290 Area F-43

2007- Crosswalks 10/23/07 12.24.040 1291

2007- Mobile Home Park Zone R- 10/23/07 20.44.060 1292 MHP

2007- Vacant 1293

2007- Floodplain Management 12/11/07 20.76.010, 020 & 040 1294

2008 CODIFICATION

2007- TA 07-60 Family Child Care 01/08/08 20.16.435, 436/ 1295 Homes 20.28.010/20.32.010, 20.32.070, 140/ 20.36.010, 280, 370, 20.36.470, 570/ 20.104.080

2007- CFD 98-02, Improvement 01/08/08 ** 1296 Area F-41

2007- 2007 Building Codes, 1997 01/08/08 17.04—17.30 1297 Uniform Housing Codes, 1997 Abatement of Dangerous Buildings Uniform Code

2008- California Fire Code 01/22/08 17.64 1298

2008- Digital Infrastructure and 02/26/08 14.25 1299 Video Competition

2008- Noise 02/26/08 10.24 1300

2008- Digital Infrastructure and 02/26/08 14.25 1301 Video Competition Urgency Ordinance

2008- Storm Water Management 04/08/08 14.15 1302 and Discharge Control

2008- Parks and Recreation - 04/08/08 9.04 1303 General

2008- Campaign Contributions 05/13/08 2.16 1304

2008- SP 92-28 (07M) Newport 06/10/08 ** 1305 National Corporation

2008- Regulate the Number of 07/08/08 20.16.470/20.16.935 1306 Renters in a Residence 20.16.975/20.36.370 Single-Family Residential 20.36.470/20.48.030 Zones (Rooming House)

2008- Establishing prima facie 08/12/08 ** 1307 speed limits on various streets throughout the City

2008- R 08-138 - Community 08/12/08 ** 1308 Collective - Richmar Neighborhood

2008- SP 08-51 - Community 08/12/08 ** 1309 Collective - Richmar Neighborhood

2008- Reimbursement of City 08/12/08 17.54.010—17.54.060 1310 Expenditures for Capital Improvement Projects

2008- Vacant 1311

2008- CFD 98-02, Annexation #87 11/12/08 ** 1312 Improvement Area F-44

2008- R 07-136 - Fitzpatrick Road, 12/09/08 ** 1313 LLC - Richmar Neighborhood

2009 CODIFICATION

2008- Ridgeline Protection & 01/13/09 20.131 1314 Management Overlay Zone Ord - Future Mods by Vote of People

2009- Council Members and Mayor 02/24/09 2.08.030 1315 Compensation

2009- Taxicabs & Taxicab Operators 03/24/09 5.48 1316

2009- Redevelopment Plan for 04/14/09 ** 1317 Project Area No. 3

2009- Alcoholic Beverages - 04/28/09 10.46 1318 Responsible Beverage Sales & Service

2009- Surplus Property 06/23/09 2.32 1319

2009- CFD 98-02, Annexation #97 08/25/09 ** 1320 Improvement Area F-46

2009- Property Value Protection and 10/13/09 10.48 1321 Neighborhood Preservation

2009- R 09-141 - Grand Ave/Linda 10/27/09 ** 1322 Vista/Via Vera Cruz

2009- City Council Meetings: 11/10/09 2.12.075, 2.12.080, 2.12.090, 2.12.110, 2.12.130 1323 Procedures re Ordinances, Resolutions & Minutes

2009- R 08-140 - University District 12/08/09 ** 1324 SP

2009- SP 87-29 (08M#23) - 12/08/09 ** 1325 University District SP

2009- SP 82-01 (09M#2)/ND 09-792 12/08/09 ** 1326 - SD Bell, Inc.

2010 CODIFICATION

2009- SP 82-01 (09M) - Costco 01/12/10 ** 1327 Wholesale

2009- TA 09-61/ND 09-791 - 01/12/10 20.82 1328 Landscape Regulations

2010- CFD 98-02, Annexation #102, 02/09/10 ** 1329 IA F-4

2010- Collect Costs in Nuisance 02/09/10 10.04, 1330 Abatement 1.12.090, 1.14.090, 1.14.100, 1.14.110

2010- Graffiti Abatement 02/09/10 10.30 1331

2010- Purchasing 03/09/10 2.30 1332

2010- R 09-142 - National 04/13/10 ** 1333 Community Renaissance

2010- SP 09-53 - National 04/13/10 ** 1334 Community Renaissance

2010- CFD Procedures - Repeals 05/25/10 ** 1335 Ord. No.98-1031

2010- Business License Application 06/22/10 5.04.090(a)(4) 1336 Denial

2010- CFD 99-01, Improvement 07/27/10 ** 1337 Area V1B

2010- Transient Lodging Facilities 07/27/10 5.74 1338

2010- Medical Marijuana 10/26/10 5.54.030 1339 Dispensaries - Violations

2011 CODIFICATION

2011- CFD 98-02, Annexation #100, 01/25/11 ** 1340 IA F-48

2011- 2010 CA Fire Code Adoption 01/25/11 17.64 1341

2011- 2010 CA Building Code 01/25/11 17.02—17.30 1342 Adoption

2011- Prohibition of Digital Displays 01/25/11 20.120.050.B 1343

2011- R 10-146 - San Marcos 7, 02/22/11 ** 1344 LLC

2011- PZ 10-20/ND 10-807 - S. 04/26/11 ** 1345 Rancho Santa Fe Rd.

2011- PZ 10-21/ND 10-807 - S. 04/26/11 ** 1346 Rancho Santa Fe Rd.

2011- PZ 10-22/ND 10-807 - San 04/26/11 ** 1347 Elijo Rd.

2011- CFD Procedures - Repeals 05/24/11 ** 1348 Ord. No. 2010-1335

2011- SP 89-18 (10M) - Amend San 06/28/11 ** 1349 Elijo Hills SP

2011- CFD 2011-01 - Congestion 06/28/11 ** 1350 Management

2011- Urgency Ordinance - 07/26/11 ** 1351 Voluntary Alternative Redevelopment Program to Permit Continued Existence of RDA

2011- Voluntary Alternative 08/09/11 ** 1352 Redevelopment Program To Permit Continued Existence of RDA

2011- CFD Procedures - Repeals 10/11/11 ** 1353 Ord. No. 2010-1348

2011- Tattoo Parlors/Body Art 10/11/11 8.95 1354 Facilities & Adopted SD County Code of Regulatory Ordinances for Tattoo Parlors/Body Art Facilities

2011- CFD 2011-01 - Congestion 12/13/11 ** 1355 Management Repeals Ord. No. 2011-1355 - Authorize Levy of Special Taxes

2011- Payment Required Before 01/10/12 2.24.045 1356 Filing Claim Against City to Challenge Any Disputed Tax, Charge or Fee

2012 CODIFICATION

2012- SP 92-27 (09M) - AT&T 01/24/12 ** 1357 Mobility, LLC/Richland Hills North

2012- Regulate Signage 01/24/12 20.120/20.122 1358

2012- Regulate Signage 02/14/12 20.120/20.122 1359

2012- R 09-144 - Hitzke/C&C 03/13/12 ** 1360

2012- SP 09-54 - Hitzke/C&C 03/13/12 ** 1361

2012- CFD 98-02, Annex 90, IA F- 03/27/12 ** 1362 45

2012- Psychoactive Bath 03/13/12 10.50 1363 Salts/Herbal Incense

2012- CalPERS Contract 04/10/12 ** 1364

2012- City Council Meetings & 04/24/12 02.12.040,070, 1365 Claims Against City 120; 02.24.010—02.24.050

2012- Adoption of Fire Hazard Map 05/08/12 17.64.020 1366

2012- CFD 98-02, Annexation 110, 09/11/12 ** 1367 IA F-50

2012- R 12-147 - Zoning Ordinance 11/13/12 ** 1368

2012- TA 12-63 - Zoning Ordinance 11/13/12 Title 20 1369

2012- Mobile Food Facilities 12/11/12 8.04.470—8.4.510 1370

2012- City Officers 12/11/12 2.20.010, 1371 060, 070, 090, 100,

110, 140, 170, 190, 220

2013 CODIFICATION

2012- CFD 98-02, Annexation 111, 01/08/13 ** 1372 IA F-51

2013- Urgency Ord. Medical 02/12/13 ** 1373 Marijuana Dispensaries

2013- Social Host 03/12/13 10.11.040 1374

2013- Traffic Commission 03/26/13 12.08.070, 080, 1375 090, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140, 150

2013- Urgency Ord. Medical 03/26/13 ** 1376 Marijuana Dispensaries

2013- Taxicabs and Taxicab 04/23/13 5.48.010, 1377 Operators 020, 050

2013- Secondhand 04/23/13 5.28.010, 1378 Dealers/Pawnbrokers 020, 030, 040, 050, 060, 070, 080, 090, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140

2013- City Officers 05/14/13 2.20.050, 1379 090, 100

2013- Zone Reclassification 07/09/13 ** 1380

2013- Firearms (first reading only Not ** 1381 07/09/13) Adopted

2013- CFD 98-02, Annexation 114, 08/13/2013 ** 1382 IA F-52

2013- Campaign Contributions 09/24/13 2.16.030 1383

2013- Bingo 09/24/13 5.68.015, 1384 020, 040, 050, 060, 080, 100, 110

2014 CODIFICATION

2014- Fire Code 01/28/14 17.64 1385

2014- Rezone from MU1 to SPA 01/28/14 ** 1386 (Davia Village)

2014- Specific Plan for Davia Village 01/28/14 ** 1387

2014- Urgency Ord. Wireless 01/28/14 ** 1388 Communications

2014- Development Services and 03/11/14 17.44.020(d), 050, 1389 Public Facilities Exactions, 080, 090, Fees and/or Costs 100, 110, 120, 130

2014- Urgency Ord. Wireless 03/11/14 ** 1390 Communications

2014- CFD 98-02, Annexation 116, 05/27/14 ** 1391 IA F-53

2014- Hanson Aggregates Pacific 05/27/14 ** 1392 Southwest & Heart of the City Specific Plan Amendment

2014- El Dorado II, Specific Plan 06/10/14 ** 1393 (SP 13-002)

2014- Urban Villages, San Marcos, 06/10/14 ** 1394 LLC - University District Specific Plan Amendment

2014- San Marcos Creek Specific 07/22/14 ** 1395 Plan Amendment (Blue Band Enterprises)

2014- D.R. Horton Rezone - 07/22/14 ** 1396 Mulberry General Plan Amendment

2014- D.R. Horton - Mulberry 07/22/14 ** 1397 Specific Plan

2014- Wireless Telecommunications 08/12/14 20.465 1398 Facilities

2014- 2013 Edition of the CA 09/09/14 17.02, 17.04, 17.08, 17.12, 17.16, 17.20, 17.22, 17.24, 17.26, 17.27, 17.28, 17.29, 17.30 1399 Building Standard Codes

2014- SP 13-005 - Loma San 10/14/14 ** 1400 Marcos LLC

2014- Rules of Construction 10/28/14 1.08.010 1401

2014- Controls on Campaign 10/28/14 2.16.70 1402 Contributions

2014- Smoking in Certain Public 11/10/14 8.80.010, 020, 040, 050, 070 1403 Places

2014- Youth Access to Smoking 11/10/14 10.10.010, 020, 030, 040 1404 Materials

2015 CODIFICATION

2014- The Norman SM Project 01/13/2015 ** 1405 Owner, LLC (Mission 316) Zone Reclassification

2014- The Norman SM Project 01/13/2015 ** 1406 Owner, LLC (Mission 316) SPA Modification

2015- The Orlando Company, 05/12/2015 ** 1407 SP14-004, P14-0027

2015- Urgency 04/28/2015 ** 1408 Ordinance,Temporary Moratorium on the Establishment of retail Pet Stores

2015- Grafitti Abatement Cost 06/09/2015 10.30.200, 210 1409 Recovery

2015- Urgency Ordinance, 06/12/2015 ** 1410 Temporary Moratorium on the Establishment of retail Pet Stores(1 st Extension)

2015- CALPERS Amendment to 10/13/2015 ** 1411 Contract

2015- Solar Permitting Streamlined 10/13/2015 17.04.020 1412 Process (Solar Rights Act)

2015- Purchasing Ordinance 10/13/2015 2.30.010 - 180 1413 Amendment

2015- Denied - changes to 12/08/2016 Denied 1414 16.16.100(b)(1) mobilehome mailings

2015- Marijuana (Cultivation, 01/12/2016 5.54.030 - 040 1415 Delivery and Processing)

2015- Brookfield Southern 01/12/2016 ** 1416 California Land, LLC, SP 15- 007 (P15-0063)

2016 CODIFICATION

2016- Mobile Home Rent Review 01/26/2016 16.16.030(c) 1417 Commission

2016- Retail Sales of Dogs, Cats 02/09/2016 6.32.010 - 060 1418 and Rabbits

2016- Firearm Shooting Ranges - 02/23/2016 20.230, 20.340, 20.400.240, 20.600.080 1419 Industrial Zones

2016- Zone Reclassification - Heart 02/23/2016 ** 1420 of the City Specific Plan, Richmar Neighborhood

2016- Rezone - Heart of the City 02/23/2016 ** 1421 Specific Plan, Richmar Neighborhood (Public and Institutional)

2016- Temporary Moratorium - 02/23/2016 ** 1422 Commercial Cultivation of Marijuana

2016- Prohibit Commercial 03/08/2016 20.205.030(d), 20.600.030, 20.600.150 1423 Cultivation of Marijuana - All Zones

2016- Richland Hills North Specific 05/10/2016 ** 1424 Plan - Verizon Wireless Telecommunication Facility

2016- Richmar Neighborhood 05/24/2016 ** 1425 Specific Plan - SJ Asset Management

2016- Smoking in Public Places 06/28/2016 8.80.010 - 8.80.080 1426

2016- Youth Access to Tobacco 06/28/2016 10.10.010 - 10.10.070 1427

2016- Uniform Licensing 07/26/2016 5.04.010(p) 1428 Procedures 5.55.010 - 5.55.160 Tobacco Retail License 10.10.010(i),(n),(o) Youth Access To Smoking 10.10.020(a),(b) 10.10.040(a),(b)

2016- 2016 Fire Code 10/11/2016 17.64.020, 030, 120, 160, 17.64.190, 200, 210 1429

2016- By-District Elections 10/11/2016 2.08.180(d), 2.08.170, 2.08.180 1430

2016- 2016 Building Code 10/25/2016 17.02 - 17.30 1431

2016- CFD 98-02, Annexation 123, 12/13/2016 ** 1432 Area F-54

2016- Temporary Moratorium on 10/25/2016 ** 1433 Marijuana, Establishments, Dispensaries, Outdoor Cultivation and Processing

2016- Extending Temporary 11/15/2016 ** 1434 Moratorium on Marijuana Establishments, Dispensaries, Outdoor Cultivation and Processing

2016- San Marcos Highlands 12/13/2016 ** 1435 Highlands Specific Plan

2016- Prezone San Marcos 12/13/2016 ** 1436 Highlands Specific Plan Area

2017- Zone reclassification National 02/28/2017 ** 1437 Community Renaissance

2017- Specific Plan National 02/28/2017 ** 1438 Community Renaissance

2017- Heart of the City Specific 02/28/2017 ** 1439 Plan Corner @ 2Oaks

2017- CFD 98-02 Levy of a Special 03/28/2017 ** 1440 Tax

2017- Urgency Ordinance PEG fee 03/28/2017 ** 1441

2017- Water Efficient Landscape 05/23/2017 20.330 (Replace) 1442 Standards 20.600 (Definitions)

2017- Regulate Massage 06/13/2017 5.44 (Repeal and Replace) 1443 Businesses (Assembly Bill 5.04, 20.220, 20.225, 20.405, 20,600 1147)

2017- Amendment No. 2, Restated 06/27/2017 ** 1444 DA and OPA - San Elijo Hills Development Company, LLC

2017- Accessory Dwelling Units and 07/11/2017 Repealed and Replaced 20.410, 1445 Density Bonus - Title 20 20.210-2, 20.215-2, 20.215.050, 20.260.050, 20.310.030, 20.340-1, 20.400.220, 20.600.030, 20.600.210, 20.305

2017- Noise Performance 07/25/2017 Amended 10.24, 20.300, 20.400, 20.450 1446 Standards

2017- Regulate Transient Lodging 08/08/2017 5.74 1447 Facilities

2017- Repealed Code on 08/08/2017 Repealed 10.44 1448 Registered Sex Offenders

2017- Extending Existing 08/08/2017 ** 1449 Moratorium on Marijuana

This table has been replaced with the Code Comparative Table and Disposition List with the 2018 Republication.

CODE COMPARATIVE TABLE AND DISPOSITION LIST

This is a chronological listing of the ordinances of San Marcos, California Code of Ordinances.

Ordinance  Date Description Section Section Number this Code

2015-1412 10-13-2015 Solar permitting streamlined process 2(Exh. A) Added 17.04.020

2017-1448  8- 8-2017 Proximity of sex offenders to children's Rpld 10.44.010—10.44.050 facilities provisions repealed

2017-1450  9-12-17 Regulating the development, installation and 2(Exh. A) 20.335.010-20.335.060 maintenance of private walls and fences

3(Exh. B) 20.530.040

2017-1451 10-24-2017 Various City licenses 2 Dltd 3.08.010—3.08.230

Added 3.08.010—3.08.220

5.04.010—5.04.150

5.10.010—5.10.410

5.12.010—5.12.200

5.46.010—5.46.240

5.60.010—5.60.090

2017-1452 10-10-2017 Parks and Recreation Department and 2(Exh. A) 9.04.010—9.04.110 Commission

Ch. 9.08 title

9.08.010—9.08.180

3(Exh. B) 17.44.020

17.44.030 title

17.44.050

17.44.060 title

2017-1453 11-14-2017 Uses and activities of cannabis operations 2(Exh. A) Dltd 5.54.010—5.54.050

Added 5.54.010—5.54.060

20.205.030.D

Added 20.400.045

20.600.030

20.600.050

20.600.200

2017-1454 10-24-2017 Rezone: R 16-002 Omitted

2017-1455 11-28-2017 Annexation Area F-55 Omitted

2017-1458 12-12-2017 City Manager authority, purchasing 2 2.30.030

2018-1459  1-23-2018 Rancho Coronado Development design Omitted standards amendment

2018-1460  1-23-2018 Rezone: R 17-001 Omitted

2018-1461  2-13-2018 Montiel Corporate Center plan amendment Omitted

2018-1462  3-27-2018 Terminating development agreement DA 91- Omitted 05

2018-1463  3-27-2018 Adopting the San Marcos Discovery Village Omitted South Specific Plan

2018-1464  5- 8-2018 Murai Specific Plan Omitted

2018-1465  4-24-2018 PEG Channel facilities and activities Omitted

2018-1466  7-10-2018 Taxicab automobile liability insurance 2 5.48.040 requirements

2018-1467 10- 9-2018 Animal control 2(Exh. A) 6.04.010—6.04.070

6.08.010—6.08.100

6.12.010—6.12.040

Added 6.12.050

Ch. 6.16 title

6.16.010, 6.16.020

Dltd 6.20.010—6.20.190

Added 6.20.010—6.20.180

6.28.010, 6.28.020

Dltd 6.32.010—6.32.060

Added 6.32.010—6.32.060

3(Exh. B) Dltd 6.24.010—6.24.290

Added 6.24.010—6.24.220

2018-1468 12-11-2018 Loma San Marcosb SP amendment Omitted

2019-1469  1-22-2019 Massage businesses and technicians 2(Exh. A) Ch. 5.44 title

5.44.010, 5.44.020

5.44.040—5.44.060

Dltd 5.44.070, 5.44.080

Added 5.44.070

Rnbd 5.44.090—5.44.180

as 5.44.080—5.44.170

20.400.250

20.600.070

20.600.150

2019-1470  2-12-2019 El Dorado SP amendment Omitted

2019-1471  2-12-2019 Tobacco and smoking, cannabis use, social 2(Exh. A) 5.55.010—5.55.120 host obligations and responsible alcohol sales, service and delivery training

5.55.140, 5.55.150

3(Exh. B) 8.80.020—8.80.080

4(Exh. C) 9.04.020(b), (i)

9.04.020(j), (n)

9.04.030—9.04.110

5(Exh. D) 10.10.010—10.10.070

6(Exh. E) Ch. 10.11 title

10.11.010—10.11.070

7(Exh. F) 10.46.010—10.46.030

2019-1472  4-23-2019 Storm water management and discharge 2 14.15.010 control

3 14.15.050(a)

4 14.15.060

2019-1473  5-14-2019 Purchasing ordinance regulations 2 2.30.015(m)

3 2.30.030

2019-1474  5-14-2019 Floodplain management 2 20.255.170.EE—SS

Added 20.255.180

20.525.070

Added 20.525.090.D, E

Rnbd 20.525.090.D

as 20.525.090.F

2019-1475  8-13-2019 Rezone: R-18-0003, Hall Land Company, Omitted Inc.

2019-1476  9-10-2019 CalPERS contract amended Omitted

2019-1477  9-10-2019 University Commons Specific Plan Omitted amendment (SP18-0004)

2019-1478 10-22-2019 Amending various technical codes of Title 17 Exh. A, § 1.A 17.02.010

Exh. A, § 1.B 17.04.010

Exh. A, § 1.C 17.08.010—17.08.160

Exh. A, § 1.D 17.12.010—17.12.090

Exh. A, § 1.E 17.16.010—17.16.040

Exh. A, § 1.F 17.20.010, 17.20.030

Exh. A, § 1.G 17.22.010

Exh. A, § 1.J 17.27.010

Exh. A, § 1.K 17.28.010

Exh. A, § 1.L 17.29.010

Exh. A, § 1.M 17.30.010

2019-1479 10-22-2019 2019 California Fire Code 1(Exh. A) 17.64.010—17.64.290

2019-1480 12-10-2019 Rezone: R18-0001, Jump Ball, LLC Omitted

2019-1481  1-14-2020 Accessory entertainment in tasting rooms 3(Exh. A) 20.230.040

20.425.060

2020-1482  1-28-2020 Mission 316 Specific Plan amendment Omitted (SP18-0003)

2020-1483  1-28-2020 Heart of the City Specific Plan amendment Omitted (SP18-0005)

2020-1484  2-11-2020 San Marcos Parks and Recreation Youth 2(Exh. A) Dltd 9.12.010—9.12.170 Commission

Added 9.12.010—9.12.060

3(Exh. B) Ch. 9.12, Exh. B
Added

2020-1485  3-24-2020 Temporary moratorium on evictions— Omitted COVID-19

2020-1486  5-12-2020 Temporary moratorium on evictions— Omitted COVID-19

2020-1487  5-26-2020 Temporaryzoning and devlopment Omitted entitlement modifications—COVID-19

2020-1488  7-14-2020 CalPERS contract amended Omitted

2020-1489  7-14-2020 Prezone: PZ 18-0001 Sunrise Gardens Omitted Project Owner, LLC

2020-1490  7-14-2020 Rezone: R 18-0002 Sunrise Gardens Project Omitted Owner, LLC

2020-1491  7-14-2020 Sunrise (SPA) approval: SP18-0002; Omitted residential complex

2020-1492  8-31-2020 Temporary moratorium on evictions— Omitted COVID-19

2020-1493 10-13-2020 Accessory dwelling units and accessory 2(Exh. B) 20.410.010—20.410.060 structures

20.600.030

2020-1494 11-10-2020 Accessory dwelling units and accessory 2(Exh. B) 20.410.010—20.410.060 structures

20.600.030

2021-1495  5-11-2021 Contract amendment; CalPERS Omitted

2021-1496  5-25-2021 Targeted residential picketing 2(Exh. A) Added Ch. 10.52 §§ 10.52.010—10.52.040

2021-1497  7-13-2021 Contractors; prequalification procedures and 2 Added 2.30.105 grounds for debarment

Added 2.30.190

2021-1498  7-13-2021 Suspension or revocation of tobacco retail 2(Exh. A) Dltd 5.55.100.A.2 licenses

Rnbd 5.55.100.A.3—5

as 5.55.100.A.2—4

2021-1499 11- 9-2021 Amendment of the Heart of the City Specific Omitted Plan: SP20-0001, Breakers Real Estate

2021-1500  9-28-2021 Amendment of the San Marcos Creek Omitted Specific Plan, SP19-0004, Carkel San Marcos

2021-1501  9-28-2021 Rezone: R19-0002, Carkel San Marcos Omitted

2021-1502  9-28-2021 Rezone: R19-0001, City of San Marcos Omitted

2021-1503  9-28-2021 Smoking in certain public places 2(Exh. A) 8.80.010—8.80.040

8.80.060

2021-1504  9-28-2021 Administration and personnel 2(Exh. A) 2.04.090

2.08.040

2.20.090

2021-1506 10-26-2021 Garbage and refuse collection 1 8.68.010—8.68.620

2021-1507 10-26-2021 Distribution, sale and use of single use 2 Added 5.75.010—5.75.080 plastic food service ware

2021-1508 11-23-2021 Implementation of a community choice Omitted aggregation program

2021-1509 11-23-2021 Levy of a special tax: Annexation No. 141, Omitted Improvement Area F-57

2021-1510 12-14-2021 Amending Titles 19 and 20 to conform with 2(Exh. 1) Added 19.44.010—19.44.140 requirements of the 2021/2022 State Housing Legislation regarding two-unit residential development and urban lot splits (SB 9)

3(Exh. 2) Added 20.470.010—20.470.030

4(Exh. 3) 20.215.040, 20.215.050

5(Exh. 4) 20.300.020

6(Exh. 5) 20.600.220

2021-1511  1-11-2022 Conform with the 2021/2022 State Housing 2(Exh. 1) 19.44.010—19.44.140 Legislation regarding two-unit residential development and urban lot splits

3(Exh. 2) 20.470.010—20.470.030

4(Exh. 3) 20.215.040, 20.215.050

5(Exh. 4) 20.300.020

6(Exh. 5) 20.600.220

2021-1512  1-11-2022 Amend Title 20 to streamline certain review 2(Exh. B) 20.205.030 processes

20.210.040

20.215.030

20.220.030

20.220.040

20.230.030

20.340.040

Added 20.400.155

20.400.160

20.600.180

20.240.030

20.245.030

2022-1513  1-11-2022 Levy of a special tax: Annexation No. 142, Omitted Improvement Area F-58

2022-1514  3-22-2022 Election district boundaries Omitted

2022-1515  3-22-2022 Class 1 and 2 E-bikes on city trails and park 1 9.04.020 hours

9.04.030(a), (b)

9.04.050(j)(2)

9.04.050(r)

9.04.070

2022-1516  5-24-2022 Contract amendment; CalPERS Omitted

2022-1517  5-24-2022 Hallmark-Barham Specific Plan Omitted

2022-1518  5-24-2022 Rezone: R20-0001 Omitted

2022-1519  7-26-2022 University District SP amendment Omitted

2022-1520  7-26-2022 Heart of the City Specific Plan Omitted

2022-1521  9-13-2022 Construction within streets, sidewalks, and 2 Rpld Ch. 14 §§ public places; underground utility facilities 14.04.010—14.25.190

Added Ch. 14 §§ 14.04.010—14.25.190

2022-1522  9-13-2022 Grading and related 2(Exh. A) Rpld 17.32.010—17.32.200 activities

Added 17.32.010—17.32.200

2022-1523 10-11-2022 Electronic filing of campaign disclosure 2 Added Ch. 2.22 §§ statements, statements of economic 2.22.010—2.22.040 interests

2022-1524 10-11-2022 Purchasing system 2(Exh. A) 2.30.010—2.30.110

2.30.130

2.30.150

2.30.180, 2.30.190

2022-1525 10-25-2022 2022 California Fire Code 1(Exh. A) 17.64.010—17.64.290

2022-1526 10-25-2022 Adopting buiding codes and regulations 1.A(Exh. A) 17.02.010

1.B(Exh. A) 17.04.010

1.C(Exh. A) 17.08.010—17.08.030

17.08.050—17.08.070

17.08.100

17.08.130

17.08.150

1.D(Exh. A) 17.12.010—17.12.030

17.12.050

17.12.090

1.E(Exh. A) 17.16.010

17.16.030, 17.16.040

1.F(Exh. A) 17.20.010

17.20.030

1.G(Exh. A) 17.22.010

1.H(Exh. A) 17.24.010, 17.24.020

1.I(Exh. A) 17.26.010—17.26.030

1.J(Exh. A) 17.27.010

1.K(Exh. A) 17.28.010

1.L(Exh. A) 17.29.010

1.M(Exh. A) 17.30.010

Added 17.30.020

2022-1527 10-25-2022 State Housing Law amendments 2(Exh. A) 20.210.040 table 20.210-2

20.210.050 table 20.210-3

20.215.040 table 20.215-2

20.215.050 table 20.215-4

20.220.040 table 20.220-2

20.225.110
table 20.225-5

20.305.010

20.305.030.B.4

20.305.060.C

20.340.040
table 20.340-1

Added Ch. 20.350 §§
20.350.010—20.350.030

20.400.110.E

Added 20.400.260

20.440.050.A

Dltd 20.440.060.5

Rnbd 20.440.060.6, 7

as 20.440.060.5, 6

20.600.050

20.600.070, 20.600.080

20.600.140

20.600.190

20.600.200

2023-1528  2-14-2023 Montiel Road commercial office building Omitted specific plan

2023-1529  2-28-2023 Streamlining permit application processing 2(Att. A) Added Ch. 17.10 §§ for electrical vehicle charging stations 17.10.010—17.10.045

3(Att. A) Dltd 20.340.060.K.1

Rnbd 20.340.060.K.2, K.3

as 20.340.060.K.1, K.2

Dltd 20.340.060.K.4, K.5

20.600.070

20.500.020

2023-1530  3-14-2023 Wireless telecommunication facilities B(Exh. A) 20.465.010—20.465.180

2023-1531  3-14-2023 Rezone: R21-0004 Omitted

2023-1532  7-25-2023 Rezone: R-21-0001; 200 Las Posas Rd. Omitted

2023-1533  7-25-2023 Specific Plan SP21-0003; Meritage Homes Omitted

2023-1534  7-25-2023 Rezone: R-21-0003, Meritage Homes Omitted

2023-1535 10-10-2023 To permit medicinal cannabis delivery in 2(Exh. A) 5.54.020, 5.54.030 compliance with SB 1186

2023-1539 12-12-2023 Transportation Demand Management B(Exh. A) 20.340.040.E, F

Dltd 20.340.050

Rnbd 20.340.060—20.340.100

as 20.340.050—20.340.090

20.340.050.C, G, J

20.340.060.B.8

20.340.080

C(Exh. A) Added Ch. 20.350 §§
20.350.010—20.350.080

D(Exh. A) Dltd Ch. 12.36 §§
12.36.010—12.36.110

2024-1543  4- 9-2024 Transportation Demand Management, B(Exh. A) Rnbd Ch. 20.350 amending Ord. 1539 §§ 20.350.010—20.350.080

as Ch. 20.360
§§ 20.360.010—20.360.080

2024-1544  7-23-2024 Motor vehicles and traffic 2(Exh. A) Rpld Ch. 12 §§ 12.04.010—12.45.010

Added Ch. 12 §§
12.04.010—12.45.010

2024-1545  7-23-2024 Traffic schedule for speed zones Omitted

2024-1546  7-23-2024 Encampments on City Property 1 Added Ch. 10.33 §§ 10.33.100—10.33.170

2024-1547  9-10-2024 Rezone: R21-0002; Las Posas Owner LPV, Omitted LLC

2024-1548  9-10-2024 Specific Plan SP22-0001; Las Posas Owner Omitted LPV, LLC

2024-1549  9-10-2024 Construction within streets, sidewalks, and 2(Exh. A) 14.04.010(g) public places; underground utility facilities

14.12.160(c)

14.12.240

14.21.080

2024-1550  9-10-2024 Inclusionary housing requirements and 2(Exh. B) 20.310.020 associated density bonus calculations for residential rental projects and inclusionary housing agreements

Dltd 20.310.030.E, F

20.310.040.B.1

20.310.050, 20.310.060

20.310.080.B.11

Dltd 20.310.080.B.13

Added 20.310.080.B.12

Rnbd 20.310.080.B.12

as 20.310.080.B.13

2024-1551  9-24-2024 Accessory dwelling units and structures 2(Exh. B) 20.410.020, 20.410.030

20.410.040.D.1

20.410.050, 20.410.060

2024-1552 12- 2-2024 Repealing Ord. No. 2003-1203 public 1 Rpld 17.44.060 facilities financing plan

2024-1553 12- 2-2024 Development user fees and public facilities 2(Exh. B) 17.44.010—17.44.130 exactions, fees and/or costs

2024-1554 11- 5-2024 Transactions and use tax 1(Att. 1) Added Ch. 3.22 §§ 3.22.010—3.22.130

2024-1555 12- 2-2024 Imposing moratorium on conversion/change Omitted to age regulated mobilehome parks

2025-1556  1-14-2025 Extending moratorium on conversion/change Omitted to age regulated mobilehome parks

Amend. of  2- 5-2025 Penalties/violations amendments 2.16.050(a)

2.28.090

5.52.170

5.54.060(a)

5.68.120(b)

8.12.090

8.12.170

8.44.090

8.60.110

8.68.490

8.72.120

8.84.010

10.10.070(a)

10.30.040(b)

10.30.050(b)

10.30.190(c)

10.32.040(d)

10.32.050(d)

12.29.030(a), (b)

12.32.170

17.60.100(b)

17.64.290

2025-1557  2-11-2025 Business license administrative fee 2(Exh. A) 3.08.010—3.08.040

Added 3.08.040A

3.08.050—3.08.110

3.08.130, 3.08.140

3.08.170—3.08.220

2025-1558  3-25-2025 Parks and recreation commission alternate 2(Exh. A) 9.08.030, 9.08.040 members

Added 9.08.045

9.08.080

2025-1559  5-27-2025 Local Responsibility Area (LRA) Fire Hazard Omitted Severity Zone (FHSZ) maps adopted

2025-1560  7- 8-2025 Specific Plan SP-230001; Armorlite Lofts Omitted

2025-1561  7- 8-2025 Rezone: 23-0001; Armorlite Lofts Omitted

2025-1562  9- 9-2025 Increase campaign contribution limits 1(Exh. 1) 2.16.030(a), (b)

2.16.070

2025-1563  9-23-2025 Specific Plan SP22-005; Woodward Omitted condominiums

2025-1564  9-23-2025 Specific Plan amendment SP22-0006; Heart Omitted of the City

2025-1565 10-28-2025 Encampments on city property 1(Exh. A) 10.33.100

10.33.110

Added 10.33.135

2025-1566 11-10-2025 Tobacco retail license; uniform licensing 2(Exh. A) 5.55.010, 5.55.020 procedures

5.55.040.B

5.55.090.C, D

Added 5.55.090.E

5.55.100.A

5.55.110.A, C, G

5.55.140.A, B

5.55.150.D

2(Exh. B) 5.04.110

2025-1567 11-10-2025 Bicycle and electric bicyle regulation 2(Exh. 1) Added 12.25.050

2025-1568 12- 9-2025 Various amendments to Title 20 2(Exh. B) 20.200.020 table 20.200-1

20.205.030 table 20.205-1

20.210.040 table 20.210-2

Added 20.210.040.E

Added 20.210.050.D

20.210.050 table 20.210-3

20.210.060.A

20.215.020

20.215.040 table 20.215-2

20.215.040.E.1, H

20.215.050 table 20.215-3

20.215.050 table 20.215-4

20.215.050 fig. 20.215-5

Added 20.215.050 fig. 20.215-6

20.215.050.E

20.215.060.B.2, B.3

Added 20.215.060.C.1.c

20.215.070.A.4, B

20.215.070.E.1

20.220.040 table 20.220-2

20.220.050.C

20.220.050 table 20.220-3

20.220.060.C

20.225.010.C

20.225.040 table 20.225-1

20.225.110

20.225.120 table 20.225-7

20.230.040 table 20.230-2

20.230.050 table 20.230-3

20.230.060.B

20.230.090

20.230.100.B

Ch. 20.240 title

20.240.040.E

20.240.040 table 20.240-2

20.240.050 table 20.240-3

20.260.010, 20.260.020

Rnbd 20.260.080.B

as 20.260.080.C

Added 20.260.080.B

20.260.100

20.260.120.L

Added 20.260.130

20.310.040.B.2

20.310.050

20.315.020

Rnbd 20.315.030, 20.315.040

as 20.315.040, 20.315.050

Added 20.315.030

20.315.040

20.400.160.B

20.515.080

20.520.040

2025-1569 12- 9-2025 2025 California Fire Code adopted 1(Exh. A) Dltd 17.64.020

17.64.030(a), (b)

17.64.100, 17.64.110

17.64.200(4)

17.64.210

17.64.240

17.64.270

2025-1570 12- 9-2025 2025 California Wildland Urban Interface Omitted Code adopted

2025-1571 11-10-2025 Existing mobilehome park Omitted conversion/change temporary moratorium

2025-1572  1-13-2026 Specific Plan SP24-0003; University District Omitted Specific Plan

2025-1573  1-13-2026 Specific Plan SP25-0001; Urban Villages San Omitted Marcos, LLC

2025-1574  1-13-2026 Self-storage requirements 2(Exh. B) 20.400.180

2025-1575  1-13-2026 2025 Building Codes adopted 1.A(Exh. B) 17.02.010

1.B(Exh. B) 17.04.010

1.C(Exh. B) 17.08.010.A

17.08.100

Dltd 17.08.160

1.D(Exh. B) 17.12.010

Dltd 17.12.050

1.E(Exh. B) 17.16.010

1.F(Exh. B) 17.20.010

1.G(Exh. B) 17.22.010

1.H(Exh. B) 17.27.010

1.I(Exh. B) 17.28.010

1.J(Exh. B) 17.29.010

1.K(Exh. B) 17.30.010

2025-1576  1-13-2026 Specific application requirements to obtain 2(Exh. B) Ch. 14.04 title the required contracts, franchises, or permits for activities within public places; extend grading permit expiration timelines, and appeal of an extension denial

14.04.020, 14.04.030

Added 14.04.112

Added 14.4.182

3(Exh. D) 17.32.040(a)

17.32.041(b)

2026-1577  3-10-2026 Specific Plan SP24-0002; MG Properties Omitted