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Chapter 90 — ZONING[1]

Sec. 90-221. - Purpose.

Sanger Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-07 · Sanger

The R-1-10 district is intended to provide for the development of one-family residential homes at urban standards on lots not less than 10,000 square feet in area, not more than one dwelling unit permitted on any lot. All regulations for this district are deemed to be necessary for the protection of the quality of the residential environment and for the securing of the health, safety and general welfare of the residents.

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Sanger Zoning Code
  1. ▸ Chapter 90 — ZONING[1]
    Overview
    1. Sec. 90-5. - Application.
    2. Sec. 90-9. - Definitions: Acre—Advisory agency.
    3. Sec. 90-11. - Definitions: Amendment—Automobile wrecking yard.
    4. Sec. 90-14. - Definitions: Building, area of—Building site.
    5. Sec. 90-17. - Definitions: Centerline—College.
    6. Sec. 90-20. - Definitions: Country club—Development services d…
    7. Sec. 90-22. - Definitions: Duplex—Dwelling, two-family.
    8. Sec. 90-27. - Definitions: Garage, repair—Gasoline service.
    9. Sec. 90-28. - Definitions: Golf course—Guest home.
    10. Sec. 90-29. - Definitions: Guest house—Home for the aged.
    11. Sec. 90-30. - Definitions: Home occupation.
    12. Sec. 90-31. - Definitions: Hospital—Intent and purpose.
    13. Sec. 90-38. - Definitions—Mobile home lot—Mural.
    14. Sec. 90-39. - Definitions: Nonconforming building—Office.
    15. Sec. 90-44. - Definitions: Recyclable material—Recycling facil…
    16. Sec. 90-48. - Definitions: Setback line, front yard—Sign.
    17. Sec. 90-51. - Definitions: Sorority—Street.
    18. Sec. 90-122. - Uses permitted.
    19. Sec. 90-151. - Purpose.
    20. Sec. 90-185. - Same—Yards.
    21. Sec. 90-221. - Purpose.
    22. Sec. 90-222. - Uses permitted.
    23. Sec. 90-261. - Purpose.
    24. Sec. 90-262. - Uses permitted.
    25. Sec. 90-291. - Purpose.
    26. Sec. 90-298. - Same—Outdoor advertising.
    27. Sec. 90-331. - Purpose.
    28. Sec. 90-332. - Uses permitted.
    29. Sec. 90-335. - Same—Yards.
    30. Sec. 90-371. - Purpose.
    31. Sec. 90-372. - Uses permitted.
    32. Sec. 90-401. - Purpose.
    33. Sec. 90-431. - Purpose.
    34. Sec. 90-461. - Purpose.
    35. Sec. 90-462. - Uses permitted.
    36. Sec. 90-501. - Purpose.
    37. Sec. 90-531. - Purpose.
    38. Sec. 90-535. - Same—Building height; yards.
    39. Sec. 90-539. - Site plan review.
    40. Sec. 90-540. - Director's review.
    41. Sec. 90-578. - Director's review.
    42. Sec. 90-651. - Purpose.
    43. Sec. 90-697. - Director's review.
    44. Sec. 90-731. - Purpose.
    45. Sec. 90-737. - Director's review.
    46. Sec. 90-778. - Site plan review.
    47. Sec. 90-779. - Director's review.
    48. Sec. 90-814. - Property development standards.
    49. Sec. 90-816. - Director's review.
    50. Sec. 90-851. - Purpose of article.
    51. Sec. 90-882. - Yards; space between buildings; lot coverage.
    52. Sec. 90-883. - Fences, hedges and walls.
    53. Sec. 90-886. - Nonresidential requirements for off-street park…
    54. Sec. 90-889. - Parking space standards.
    55. Sec. 90-890. - Access.
    56. Sec. 90-902. - Residential care facilities.
    57. Sec. 90-924. - Same—Alterations and additions.
    58. Sec. 90-1014. - Planned unit developments—Generally.
    59. Sec. 90-1016. - Same—Use permit procedure.
    60. Sec. 90-1051. - Filing fees.
    61. Sec. 90-1052. - Legal procedures.
    62. Sec. 90-1054. - Duties of planning director.
    63. Sec. 90-1055. - Violations, penalties.
    64. Sec. 90-1092. - Permits for multiple sites.
    65. Sec. 90-1093. - General conditions.
    66. Sec. 90-1099. - Purpose and intent.
    67. Sec. 90-1104. - Violations and penalties.
    68. Sec. 90-1105. - Public nuisance.
    69. Sec. 90-1106. - Judicial review.
    70. Sec. 90-1107. - Purpose.
    71. Sec. 90-1135. - Application.
    72. Sec. 90-1136. - Review and consideration.

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