Chapter 12-35 — USE AND PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMITS

Santa Maria Municipal Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-09-27 · Santa Maria

Section 12-35.101. Intent.¶

Section 12-35.102. Application.¶

Section 12-35.103. Filing fee.¶

Section 12-35.104. Hearing and notice.¶

Section 12-35.105. Findings for approval.¶

Section 12-35.106. General conditions.¶

Section 12-35.107. Special conditions.¶

Section 12-35.108. Recommendation, approval or denial.¶

Section 12-35.109. Effective date of approved permit.¶

Section 12-35.201. Planned Development Permit Processing.¶

Section 12-35.202. Planned Development Permit Discretionary Approval.¶

Section 12-35.203. Planned Development Permit Findings.¶

Section 12-35.301. Delegation of Planning Commission powers to Zoning Administrator.¶

Section 12-35.302. Use Permit classes or types of situations which may be processed…¶

Section 12-35.304. Zoning Administrator Public Meeting.¶

Section 12-35.305. Notice of Zoning Administrator Public Meeting.¶

Section 12-35.306. Zoning Administrator Actions.¶

Section 12-35.307. Notice of Final Zoning Administrator Action.¶

Section 12-35.308. Exceptions to Zoning Administrator Discretionary Permit Processing.¶

Section 12-35.401. Appeals of the decision making body action.¶

Section 12-35.501. Permit expiration and time extensions.¶

Section 12-35.502. Modification or enlargement.¶

Section 12-35.503. Preexisting permits.¶

Section 12-35.504. Permit revocation.¶

Section 12-35.601. Intent.¶

Section 12-35.602. Permitted activities.¶

Section 12-35.603. Application and filing fee.¶

Section 12-35.604. Permit provisions.¶

Section 12-35.605. Approval or denial.¶

Section 12-35.606. Event barbecues.¶

Section 12-35.607. Offsite auto sales.¶

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