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Title 24›Division 3 — Overlay Zone Regulations

Chapter 24.390 — HILLSIDE (HS) OVERLAY ZONE

Ventura Zoning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Ventura

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24.390.010 Chapter description.

24.390.010 Chapter description.

This chapter establishes the hillside overlay (HS) zone. The hillside overlay zone is intended to implement the policies, standards, and guidelines established in the downtown speciYc plan, which, among other things, sets standards for building height. Notwithstanding any provisions of Chapter 24.405 or any other provisions of this zoning ordinance to the contrary, development in the hillside overlay zone shall comply with the height and all other standards set forth in the downtown speciYc plan. (Ord. No. 2007-009, § 11, 3-26-07)

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▸ Contents — Ventura Zoning Code
Ventura Zoning Code
  1. ▸ Title 24
    Overview
    1. Division 1 — Basic Provisions
    2. Division 2 — Zoning Regulations
    3. ▸ Division 3 — Overlay Zone Regulations
      Overview
      1. Chapter 24.300 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
      2. Chapter 24.305
      3. Chapter 24.310 — COASTAL PROTECTION (CP) OVERLAY ZONE
      4. Chapter 24.315
      5. Chapter 24.318 — EMERGENCY SHELTER (ES) OVERLAY ZONE
      6. Chapter 24.320 — FLOODPLAIN (FP) OVERLAY ZONE
      7. Chapter 24.325
      8. Chapter 24.340 — HISTORIC DISTRICT (HD) OVERLAY ZONE[3 ]
      9. Chapter 24.345
      10. Chapter 24.350 — TOURIST-ORIENTED (TO) OVERLAY ZONE
      11. Chapter 24.360 — SENIORS MOBILE HOME PARK (MHP-S) OVERLAY ZONE
      12. Chapter 24.375
      13. Chapter 24.380 — WESTSIDE WORKPLACE (WW) OVERLAY ZONE
      14. Chapter 24.385
      15. Chapter 24.390 — HILLSIDE (HS) OVERLAY ZONE
      16. Chapter 24.395
    4. Division 4 — Development Regulations and Standards
    5. Division 5 — Administrative Provisions
    6. Division 6 — Form-Based Coding for Special Areas
    7. Division 24 — ZONING REGULATIONS[ , ]

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