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Division 2 — COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL CONDOMINIUMS AND CONVERSIONS

Chapter 16.106 — GROWTH MANAGEMENT

Santa Paula Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-07 · Santa Paula

§ 16.106.010 PURPOSE AND INTENT.

This chapter establishes the authority of the City Council to issue regulations that place limitations on the issuance of residential building permits within specified time periods. Such limitations are considered necessary to ensure that the rate and/or level of residential growth in the city is consistent with regional growth management and resource protection plans.

(Ord. 1104, passed 7-19-04)

§ 16.106.020 APPLICATION AND EXCEPTIONS.

The provisions of this chapter apply to all residential developments that result in the creation of a new dwelling unit within any type of residential development project, with the following exceptions:

(A) Single-family homes on vacant legal lots of record on the effective date of City Council Ordinance No. 832.

(B) Residential units that are constructed to replace demolished units, provided the replacement construction occurs within one year of the demolition, that the replacement occurs on a 1-to-1 basis, and that the demolition was accomplished with a valid city permit.

(C) Second dwelling units ("granny flats") constructed pursuant to Chapter 16.13, Division 4 (Second Dwelling Units) of this Title 16.

(Ord. 1104, passed 7-19-04)

§ 16.106.030 REGULATIONS BY RESOLUTION.

(A) The City Council may, from time to time, issue by resolution regulations to provide for the administration and implementation of this chapter, including the establishment of fees to provide for the processing of applications. The regulations provide for limitations on the issuance of building permits for residential units based on the limits established by the Ventura County Air Quality Management Plan and the 208 Water Quality Plan, as said plans may be amended over time.

(B) The provisions of this chapter will in no way require that the city issue permits for a project which may not exceed the population limitations which may be set forth by resolution. The city will have the right to review, approve, and deny residential development proposals through the ordinary discretionary review processes set forth in Chapters 16.200 through 16.234 (Administration of Development Code) in this Title 16.

(C) The city may carry over allocations for previous review periods into future review periods. (Ord. 1104, passed 7-19-04)

§ 16.106.040 TIME LIMITS.

Time limits for submitting building plans, obtaining approved plans, and commencement and completion of construction may be established by Resolution of the City Council. (Ord. 1104, passed 7-19-04)

§ 16.106.050 OTHER APPLICABLE REGULATIONS.

In addition to the requirements contained in this Chapter 16.106, the provisions of Chapter 16.200 (Administration of the Development Code) and City Council Ordinance No. 832 apply to growth management allocations. City Council Ordinance No. 832

(Ord. 1104, passed 7-19-04)

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Contents — Santa Paula Zoning Code
Santa Paula Zoning Code
  1. Chapter 160 — DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES
  2. Chapter 16.01 — ENACTMENT AND APPLICABILITY
  3. Chapter 16.03 — ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
  4. Chapter 16.05 — DEFINITIONS
  5. Chapter 16.07 — ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES
  6. Chapter 16.09 — OPEN SPACE ZONES
  7. Chapter 16.11 — AGRICULTURAL ZONE
  8. Division 1 — USE REGULATIONS
  9. Division 2 — DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
  10. Division 3 — DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS FOR HR-PD ZONES
  11. Division 4 — SECOND DWELLING UNITS
  12. Division 5 — SPECIAL REGULATIONS
  13. Division 6 — MOBILE HOME PARK ZONE
  14. Division 7 — DENSITY BONUSES AND CONCESSIONS
  15. Division 8 — INCLUSIONARY HOUSING
  16. Division 9 — REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION FOR DISABLED AND HANDICA…
  17. Division 1 — PARKING
  18. Division 2 — LOADING
  19. Division 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  20. Division 2 — PROHIBITED SIGNS
  21. Division 3 — EXEMPT SIGNS
  22. Division 4 — SIGN PERMITS
  23. Division 5 — PERMIT APPLICATIONS
  24. Division 6 — ACTION ON PERMIT APPLICATIONS
  25. Division 7 — PERMIT CONDITIONS
  26. Division 8 — APPEALS
  27. Division 9 — MASTER SIGN PLAN
  28. Division 10 — CALCULATION OF SIGN AREA AND HEIGHT
  29. Division 11 — TEMPORARY SIGNS
  30. Division 12 — DEALERSHIP SIGNS
  31. Division 13 — REGULATIONS BY ZONE
  32. Division 14 — NONCONFORMING SIGNS
  33. Division 15 — SIGN REMOVAL
  34. Division 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  35. Division 2 — PERMITS
  36. Division 3 — PERMIT CONDITIONS; NEWSRACK REGULATIONS
  37. Division 4 — APPEALS
  38. Division 5 — ENFORCEMENT
  39. Division 6 — PREEXISTING NEWSRACKS
  40. Division 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  41. Division 1 — TENTATIVE MAPS
  42. Division 2 — VESTING TENTATIVE MAPS
  43. Division 3 — PARCEL MAP
  44. Division 4 — FINAL MAPS
  45. Division 5 — CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE
  46. Division 6 — LOT LINE ADJUSTMENTS
  47. Division 7 — REVERSION TO ACREAGE
  48. Division 8 — MERGERS
  49. Division 9 — CONDOMINIUM CONVERSIONS
  50. Division 10 — SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS
  51. Division 11 — FEES
  52. Division 1 — RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUMS AND CONVERSIONS
  53. Division 2 — COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL CONDOMINIUMS AND CONVER…
  54. Division 1 — APPEALS
  55. Division 2 — REVOCATIONS

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