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Shafter Zoning Code § 11.280 Permanent Commercial Coach/Office Coach

Shafter Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-09 · Shafter

Cite as: Shafter Zoning Code § 11.280 · Text as of 2026-09-09

  1. Intent

This Section is intended to ensure that the permanent installation of commercial coaches/office coaches does not create adverse impacts on adjacent property and the surrounding area by creating visual blight.

  1. All permanently installed commercial coaches/office coaches shall comply with the provisions of this Section and the requirements of the Industrial (I) District.

    • a. Permanent installation of commercial coaches/office coaches shall be limited to locations within the Industrial (I) District that are located a minimum of 1,500 feet from an existing arterial roadway or arterial roadway alignment as identified by the Circulation Element of the City of Shafter General Plan. The 1,500-foot setback shall not apply to properties located east of Santa Fe Way south of Burbank Avenue.

    • b. All necessary building permits must be obtained prior to installation of the commercial coach/office coach.

    • c. Permanently installed commercial coaches/office coaches shall be installed with appropriate engineered tie-down systems. Skirting shall be installed if the unit is installed above-grade.

    • d. All utilities (water, sewer or septic system, electricity) shall be provided to the permanently installed commercial coach/office coach.

    • e. Commercial coaches/office coaches proposed for locations not meeting the requirements of Section 11.280.3.a. above, shall be reviewed and processed in accordance with the provisions of Section 2.90 (Temporary Occupancy Permit).

Specific Use Development Standards

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