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Chapter 17.62 — SPECIAL NONRESIDENTIAL USES

17.63 Art in Public Places

San Pablo Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · San Pablo

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▸ Contents — San Pablo Zoning Code
San Pablo Zoning Code
  1. Chapter 17.01
  2. Chapter 17.02 — APPLICABILITY
  3. Chapter 17.04
  4. Chapter 17.06 — FEES
  5. Chapter 17.08 — NONCONFORMITIES
  6. Chapter 17.10 — ENFORCEMENT
  7. Chapter 17.14
  8. Chapter 17.16 — GENERAL APPLICATION PROCESSING PROCEDURES
  9. Chapter 17.18 — ZONING ADMINISTRATOR DECISIONS
  10. Chapter 17.20 — PLANNING COMMISSION DECISIONS
  11. Chapter 17.22 — CITY COUNCIL DECISIONS
  12. Chapter 17.26
  13. Chapter 17.28 — ADOPTION OF ZONING MAP
  14. Chapter 17.30 — CLASSIFICATION OF USES
  15. Chapter 17.32 — RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS, ALLOWED USES, AND DEVEL…
  16. Chapter 17.34 — COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS, ALLOWED U…
  17. Chapter 17.36
  18. Chapter 17.38 — OVERLAY AND SPECIAL DISTRICTS
  19. Chapter 17.40
  20. Chapter 17.42
  21. Chapter 17.43 — BARS ON WINDOWS
  22. Chapter 17.44
  23. Chapter 17.45 — FENCES, WALLS, GATES, AND SCREENING
  24. Chapter 17.46 — HEIGHT AND YARD REQUIREMENTS
  25. Chapter 17.48 — LANDSCAPING
  26. Chapter 17.50 — NOISE
  27. Chapter 17.52 — OUTDOOR SALES, STORAGE, AND SEATING
  28. Chapter 17.54 — PARKING AND LOADING
  29. Chapter 17.56
  30. Chapter 17.58 — REFUSE DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING
  31. Chapter 17.60 — SPECIAL RESIDENTIAL USES
  32. ▸ Chapter 17.62 — SPECIAL NONRESIDENTIAL USES
    Overview
    1. 17.63 Art in Public Places
  33. Chapter 17.63 — ART IN PUBLIC PLACES
  34. Chapter 17.64 — TEMPORARY USES
  35. Chapter 17.68 — UNIVERSAL TERMS
  36. Chapter 17.70 — USE CLASSIFICATION DESCRIPTIONS

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