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Chapter 26 — ZONING

Sec. 26-102. - Signs allowed by zoning district and use.

West Covina Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-25 · West Covina

Each sign shall comply with the sign standards set forth by this section, unless otherwise provided in this division.

(a)

Multifamily residential zoning districts. Each sign in a residential zoning district established by article II of this Development Code shall comply with the following requirements:

Table 3-8 Sign Standards for Multifamily Residential Zoning Districts.

Sign Class Type of Sign Maximum Number Maximum Sign Area
Multifamily residential signs only (Administrative Sign Review required unless otherwise stated)
(a) Nameplate (No
permit required)
One (1) per residence
unit. Limited to name
and address of the
occupant of the
premises.
One (1) s.f. (single-face
only).
(b) Flags,
Nonpromotional (for
promotional signs, see
Sec. 26-383(f)).
1. Attached.
2. Detached.
Three (3) per site.
Permitted flags are
those of a government,
government agency,
public institution,
nonprofit agency, or
similar entity. Torn,
faded, sagging, or
detached banners shall
be repaired or replaced.
1. Below eaveline.
2. 25 feet.
(c) Multiple-Family
Identification at major
entrance
1. Wall sign attached to
main building.
2. Wall sign attached to
a freestanding wall or
fence.
3. Detached
One (1) per site (1.), or
One (1) per frontage (2.
or 3.)
1. Five (5) s.f. per unit,
up to max. 40 s.f.
(single-face only). Below
eave line
2. 40 s.f. (single-face
only). Below eave line.
3. 40 s.f. per face
(double-face permitted
for detached signs). 6
feet max. height
(d) Institutional. Includes nonresidential uses allowed with a conditional use permit, e.g.,
church, school, child-care facilities, adult-care facilities, public utilities, etc.—
see sections TABLE 3-10
Includes nonresidential uses allowed with a conditional use permit, e.g.,
church, school, child-care facilities, adult-care facilities, public utilities, etc.—
see sections TABLE 3-10
Includes nonresidential uses allowed with a conditional use permit, e.g.,
church, school, child-care facilities, adult-care facilities, public utilities, etc.—
see sections TABLE 3-10
Temporary-promotional (No illumination allowed), permit not required unless otherwise stated
(a) Advertising Products-
R-A zone only.
1. Attached. 2.
Detached.
One (1) per site. Twelve (12) s.f.
(singleface only).
(b) Sale/rental-R-A/R-1. 1. Attached. 2.
Detached.
One (1) per site. Must be
below eave line if
attached. Maximum
height 6 feet if
detached.
1. Six (6) s.f. (singleface
only).
(c) Sale/rental-Multiple-
Family
Attached. One (1) per site. Must be
attached to main
building.
15 s.f. (single-face only).
(d) Rental-Multiple-
Family.
1. Attached.
2. Detached.
1. one (1) per site. Must
be below eave line.
2. No maximum. 6 feet
maximum height
1. Ten (10) s.f.
(singleface only), or
2. Total of ten (10) s.f.
per face (double-face
only).
(e) Rental, Promotional-
Multiple-Family. Special
Events Permit required.
Banners. One (1) per street
frontage.
Three (3) feet by 15 feet
long. Must be below
eave and mounted flat
against building. No
neon or fluorescent
colors.
(f) Sale/rental-
Mobilehome Park main
entrance. Sign permit
required.
Attached to main
building or block wall.
One (1) per site. 24 s.f. (single-face only).
(g) Sale-Unimproved
Property. Sign permit
required.
Detached. One (1) per site. 6 feet
maximum height.
15 s.f. per face
(doubleface permitted).
(h) Sale-new Projects
with 5+ Units. Sign
permit required.
Detached. One (1) double-face, or
up to two (2) single-face
signs.
Double-face signs: 60
s.f. per face.
Single-face sign(s): 60
s.f. total.

Table 3-9 Sign Standards for Mobilehome Parks.

Sign Class Type of Sign Maximum Number Maximum Sign Area
(a) Mobilehome Park
Identification
(Administrative Sign
Review Required)
1. Attached to a building
wall
2. Attached to a free-
standing block wall at
main entrance.
3. Detached.
One (1) per site. 1. or 2. 40 s.f.
(singleface only).
3. 40 s.f. per face
(double-face permitted).
6 feet maximum height
(b) Mobilehome Park
Tenant Directory.
(Administrative Sign
Review Required)
1. Attached to building
or wall
2. Detached on planter
area
One (1) per site (one
additional per 200,000
s.f. of lot size). 6 feet
maximum height
1. 24 s.f. (single-face
only)
2. 24 s.f. per face
(double-face permitted).

(b)

Office and institutional uses (e.g. religious facilities). Each sign in an office or institutional zone shall comply with the requirements set forth in table 3-10 below, and to the requirements set forth in section 26-100, and to all applicable standards set forth in this division.

Table 3-10 Sign Standards for Office Buildings including institutional use (e.g. religious facilities).

Sign Class Maximum Number Maximum Area Maximum Height/
Location
Wall signs (Administrative Sign Review required unless otherwise stated)
(a) Building Identification
(for buildings with one to
three stories)
One (1) per wall facing a
street or parking lot.
Two (2) percent of
building face (single-
face only).
Between top of roof line
and floor level of the top
floor, or other
appropriate location as
approved by the
planning director.
(b) Building Identification
(for buildings with four
or more stories)
One (1) per wall facing a
street or parking lot.
One (1) s.f. for each
lineal foot of building
frontage, with a five (5)
percent increase for
each story above the
fourth story (single-face
only).
Between top of roof line
and floor level of the top
floor, or other
appropriate location as
approved by the
planning director.
(c) Tenant Identification Allowed ONLY for tenants on ground floor with exterior entrances. Size and
location subject to TABLE 3-11.
(d) Building Area Bonus
(for buildings with floor
One (1) bonus, in
addition to wall sign
Size of bonus
(size of building)
100 s.f. (60—99,000 s.f.)
areas of 60,000 s.f. or
more)
allowance normally
allowed, per building.
150 s.f. (100—124,000
s.f.)
200 s.f. (125—149,999
s.f.)
250 s.f. (150,000 s.f. or
more) No maximum for
total wall signage.
Detached sign (monument only)
(a) Building Identification
and Tenant Identification
Directory
One (1) per street
frontage (maximum two
per site).
40 s.f. per face (double-
face permitted).
Six (6) feet.
(b) Readerboard Signs See table 3-15 for standards, religious facilities and schools with more than
150 students and site size greater than 2 acres may install a pole sign subject
to approval of a CUP

(c)

Commercial, mixed-use, and industrial zoning district sign standards. Each sign in a commercial, mixeduse or industrial zoning district shall comply with the requirements set forth in Tables 3-11 through 3-18 below, and to all applicable standards set forth in this division.

Table 3-11 Sign Standards for Commercial and other non-office sites (on-site noncommercial signs included).

Sign Class Maximum Number Maximum Area Maximum Height/
Location
Wall sign (Sign Permit required unless otherwise stated) and internally illuminated only
(a) Ground Floor Primary
Business Identification
No maximum. One (1) s.f. for every one
(1) lineal foot of building
frontage (up to 300 s.f.
on primary frontage, and
150 s.f. for secondary
frontage). Minimum sign
size is 40 s.f. (single-
face only).
Only on frontages that
face a street or public
parking area with an
entrance exclusive to
the enclosed tenant
space.
(b) Ground Floor
Accessory Business
Identification
No maximum. No greater than sign
area devoted to primary
business identification
signs (maximum 50
percent of total sign
Only on primary frontage
of primary business
allowed by subsection
(a) above.
area on front wall)
(single-face only).
(c) Nameplate (no
illumination), permit not
required
One (1) per enclosed
tenant space.
Three (3) s.f. (single-face
only).
Near main entrance only.
(d) Ground Floor
Business Advertising
No maximum. No greater than sign
area devoted to primary
business identification
signs (maximum 50
percent of total sign
area on front wall)
(single-face only).
Only on primary frontage
of primary business
allowed by subsection
(a) above.
(e) Second Story
Primary Business
Identification (for two-
story buildings only)
One (1) per enclosed
tenant space. Permitted
only for buildings
allowed exterior signs
for ground floor
businesses. Must be
individual letters no
higher than 18 inches.
Maximum one-half (0.5)
s.f. for every one (1)
lineal foot of building
frontage (up to 60 s.f.)
(single-face only).
Minimum sign size 30
s.f.
Below roofline, but
above ceiling level of
first floor.
(f) Building Area Bonus
(for enclosed tenant
spaces with floor areas
of 60,000 s.f. or more).
Requires Administrative
Sign Review
One (1) bonus, in
addition to wall sign
allowance normally
allowed, per enclosed
tenant space. Total wall
sign utilizing this bonus
shall not exceed 550 s.f.
Bonus (enclosed space
s.f.)
100 s.f. (60,000—99,000
s.f.)
150 s.f. (100—124,000
s.f.)
200 s.f. (125,000—
149,999 s.f.)
250 s.f. (150,000 s.f. or
more)
Wall sign only.
Hanging Signs (Sign Permit required unless otherwise stated) and internally illuminated only
(a) Nameplate One (1) per business. Five (5) s.f. per face
(double face permitted).
Eight (8) feet vertical
clearance from sidewalk
level;
perpendicular or near
perpendicular to
building fascia.
(b) Business
Identification and/or
Advertising
No maximum. Same as wall signs. Eight (8) feet vertical
clearance from sidewalk
level; parallel or near
parallel to building
fascia.

Table 3-12 Sign Standards for Commercial and other non-office sites (on-site noncommercial signs included)—Detached signs (for single-tenant buildings not part of a planned center).

Sign Class Maximum Number Maximum Area Maximum Height/
Location
Administrative Sign Review required
(a) Business
Identification (for sites
with floor areas less
than 30,000 s.f.)
One (1) per business. 40 s.f. per face (double-
face permitted)
Six (6) feet
(b) Business
Identification (for sites
with floor areas of
30,000 s.f. or more)
One (1) per business Maximum sign area, per
face (double-face
permitted), based on
size of building's floor
area:
55 s.f. (30—39,999 s.f.
building)
70 s.f. (40—59,999 s.f.
building)
100 s.f. (60—79,999 s.f.
building)
150 s.f. (80—99,999 s.f.
building) 200 s.f. (100—
149,999 s.f.
building)
250 s.f. (150—199,999
s.f. building)
275 s.f. (200—249,999
s.f. building)
300 s.f. (250,000+ s.f.
building)
Maximum sign height
based on size of
building's floor area:
15 feet (30—39,999 s.f.
building)
25 feet (40—59,999 s.f.
building)
40 feet (60,000+ s.f.
building)
(c) Freeway adjacent
business identification
One (1) per business
(allowed on properties
that share a common
boundary or include
200 s.f. 35 feet

street frontage on a public street that is adjacent to the freeway right-of-way)

Table 3-13 Sign Standards for Commercial and other non-office sites (on-site noncommercial signs included)—Detached signs (for multi-tenant buildings or buildings part of a planned center).

Sign Class Maximum Number Maximum Area Maximum Height/
Location
Administrative Sign Review Required
(a) Tenant
Directory/Center
Identification (for sites
with less than 15,000 s.f.
floor area)
One (1) per site 40 s.f. per face (double-
face permitted)
Six (6) feet
(b) Tenant
Directory/Center
Identification (for sites
with 15,000 [s.f.] or more
floor area)
One (1) per site
(additional sign
permitted on each major
arterial if floor area
exceeds 100,000 s.f.)
Maximum sign area per
face (double-face
permitted) based on size
of building's floor area:
55 s.f. (15—19,999 s.f.
building)
70 s.f. (20—29,999 s.f.
building)
100 s.f. (30—59,999 s.f.
building)
150 s.f. (60—99,999 s.f.
building)
200 s.f. (100—149,999
s.f. building)
250 s.f. (150-199,999
s.f. building)
275 s.f. (200-249,999
s.f. building)
300 s.f. (250,000+-
499,999 s.f. building)
450 s.f. (500,000+ s.f.
building)
Maximum sign height
based on size of
building's floor area:
15 feet (15—19,999 s.f.
building)
25 feet (20—29,999 s.f.
building)
40 feet (30,000+ s.f.
building)
(c) Tenant Directory,
Secondary (for sites with
One (1) for every 30,000
s.f. of floor area (with a
maximum of three)
50 s.f. per face (double
face permitted)
Eight (8) feet
30,000 [s.f.] or more
floor area)
(d) Freeway Adjacent
Business Identification
One (1) per business
(allowed on properties
that share a common
boundary or include
street frontage on a
public street that is
adjacent to the freeway
right-of-way
300 s.f. 40 feet
Table 3-14 Sign Standards for Commercial and other non-office sites (on-site noncommercial signs
included)—Detached signs (General and Special Uses).
Sign Class Maximum Number Maximum Area Maximum Height/
Location
General
(a) Parking Directional -
Sign Permit required
One (1) per major
parking lot entrance
Eight (8) s.f. per face
(double face permitted)
Four (4) feet
(b) Freeway Site Bonus
(for sites wholly or
partially within 300 feet
of freeway centerline) -
CUP required
One (1) bonus per site 75 percent bonus per
face, in addition to
detached identification
sign, up to total sign
area of 750 s.f.
75 percent bonus in
addition to what is
normally allowed, up to
60 feet max. height
Special Uses - Administrative Sign Review required
(a) Service Station
Identification/Price
Panel;
Accessory uses may be
identified on the service
station ID sign at the
discretion of the
planning director
One (1) per site 100 s.f. single-face or 50
s.f. double-face
maximum for
identification plus
maximum six (6) s.f.
single- or double-face
per price type and grade
(price type and grade
shall not be repeated
more than once per
face), up to 48 s.f.
cumulative for
price/grade signs and
accessory use
1.25 times the building
height (35 feet
maximum)
(b) Service Station Price
Panel
Two (2) per site, may be
attached to identification
sign, or detached
Twelve (12) s.f. per face
(doubleface permitted)
Eight (8) feet
(c) Auto Dealer
Identification - Sites
include any use with
approved precise plan
designating a minimum
4,000 s.f. "outdoor
display" area, and
minimum 25,000 s.f.
vehicular storage or
parking area
One (1) per site with
minimum 75,000 s.f.
area (a second sign
permitted for lots with
freeway, arterial, or
collector frontage over
350 feet)
150 s.f. per face
(double-face permitted),
with one-half of the sign
area subtracted from the
front wall sign allowance
35 feet
(d) Auto Dealer
Directional Signs
Maximum of three (3)
per site
Maximum cumulative 24
s.f. per face (double-
face permitted)
Six (6) feet
(e) Drive-through
Restaurant Menu
Boards
One (1) per drive-
through lane
40 s.f. (single-face only) Eight (8) feet
(f) Flags Maximum of three (3)
flags per site. Detached
(not within building
setbacks of underlying
zone; shall not encroach
or overhang public right-
of-way or adjacent
properties). Torn, faded,
sagging, or detached
banners shall be
repaired or replaced.
Maximum vertical
dimension of eight (8)
feet per face.
Maximum horizontal
dimension of twelve (12)
feet.
50 feet

Table 3-15 Sign Standards for Commercial and other non-office sites (on-site noncommercial signs included)—Detached signs (Temporary Special Use). No permit required.

Sign Class Maximum Number and Area Maximum Height/Location
(a) Pole-mounted Vertical
Banners (only for uses
with approved outdoor
display and more than
75,000 square feet of lot
area).
Two (2) per light pole. 24 s.f. per face.
Torn, faded, sagging, or detached
banners shall be repaired or replaced.
Maximum horizontal dimension of
three (3) feet and a maximum vertical
dimension of eight (8) feet.
Maximum 35 feet. Minimum vertical
clearance of 14.5 feet above ground
level. Must be attached to parking
lot pole. Minimum vertical clearance
of 14.5 feet above ground level.
(b) Small Balloons (only
for uses with approved
outdoor display and
more than 75,000 square
feet of lot area).
No maximum. Damaged or deflated
balloon displays shall be promptly
repaired, replaced or removed from the
premises attached to merchandise
displays or to building exterior.
Individual balloons may not be more
than 36 inches in any dimension.
Maximum 95 feet above ground
level.
(c) Pennants (only for
uses with approved
outdoor display and
more than 75,000 square
feet of lot area).
No maximum. Connected to parking
lot light standards. Spaced no closer
than 40 feet on center.
Each pennant shall be no larger than
3 feet by 4 feet per face.

Table 3-16 Readerboards—Administrative Sign Review required unless otherwise stated.

Sign Class Maximum Number Maximum Area Maximum Height/
Location
(a) Theater and
Auditoriums - Manual or
Electronic
One (1) readerboard
permitted per site and
incorporated into a
normally allowed sign.
100 percent bonus in
addition to allowance
normally allowed
(including non-
readerboard portions of
the same sign), up to
maximum of 900 s.f. per
face.
Same as normally
allowed.
(b) Other Commercial
Uses Located within 300
Feet of Freeway
Centerline - Only
freeway oriented
electronic readerboards
allowed
One (1) readerboard per
site and incorporated
into a normally allowed
sign.
The readerboard area
shall be no more than 75
percent of total
allowable sign area, per
face.
Same as normally
allowed.
(c) Institutional Uses -
Manual or Electronic
One (1) readerboard per
site and incorporated
into a normally allowed
sign
Readerboard area shall
not exceed 50 percent
of total allowable sign
area, per face (building
mounted or monument)
with approval of an
administrative sign
review; or 70 s.f.
maximum display board
area per face for a pole
sign with approval of a
Same as normally
allowed for monument.
15 feet maximum for a
pole sign with approval
of a CUP.

CUP. (20 s.f. of which shall be used for physical static sign copy to identify the name and numerical address of the institution).

Table 3-17 Sign Standards for Events on Commercial Sites Requiring a Temporary Use Permit.

Sign Class Maximum Number Maximum Sign Area Maximum Sign
Height
(a) Banners. One (1) per street frontage.
Banners shall be maintained in
good condition. Torn, faded,
sagging, or detached banners
shall be repaired or replaced.
Banners shall be mounted flat
against building exterior wall or
other locations (free-standing
wall, detached, roof).
One (1) s.f. of sign area
per one (1) foot of
building frontage up to
60 s.f. on exterior
building wall maximum
(single-face only), or 50
s.f. per face on other
locations (doubleface
permitted)
Below eaveline.
(b) Banners for uses with
a seventy-five (75,000)
square foot or larger site
with an approved precise
plan designating a min. of
four thousand (4,000)
square feet of area for
"outdoor display".
One (1) per street frontage. Torn,
faded, sagging, or detached
banners shall be repaired or
replaced. Banners shall be
mounted flat against building
exterior wall or other locations
(freestanding wall, detached,
roof). Banner colors shall be
coordinated with building colors
and/or corporate colors.
300 square feet 30 feet
(c) Pole-mounted Vertical
Banners.
Two (2) per light pole. Maximum
horizontal dimension of three (3)
feet and a maximum vertical
dimension of eight (8) feet. Must
be attached to parking lot pole.
Torn, faded, sagging, or
detached banners shall be
repaired or replaced.
24 s.f. per face
(double-face
permitted).
Minimum
vertical
clearance of
14.5 feet above
ground level.
(d) Inflatable (Large)
Balloons.
One (1) per business. Must be
spherical or custom shape. May
not be helium-filled or lighter
Width of subject
building (up to a
maximum of 40 feet).
30 feet
(measured from
roof level for
than air. Roof mounted or
ground-mounted.
Damaged or deflated balloon
displays shall be promptly
repaired, replaced or removed
from the premises.
roof-mounts.
Ground level for
ground-mounts)
above roof level.
(e) Small Balloons. No maximum. Damaged or
deflated balloon displays shall
be promptly repaired, replaced
or removed from the premises.
Individual balloons may
not be more than 36
inches in any
dimension.
Maximum 35
feet above
ground level.
(f) Window Bonus
(buildings with frontages
less than 20 feet).
No maximum. Inside glass
panel.
50 percent of window
up to 100 s.f.
maximum.
(g) Window Bonus
(buildings with frontages
between 21 to 30 feet).
No maximum. Inside glass
panel.
45 percent of window
up to 125 s.f.
(h) Window Bonus
(buildings with frontages
over 30 feet).
No maximum. Inside glass
panel.
40 percent up to 150
square feet maximum.
(i) Vehicle Signs (only for
uses with approved
outdoor display and more
than 75,000 square feet
of lot area).
One (1) per vehicle. Individually
strung balloons (less than 36
inches in diameter) may be tied
to vehicles.
Six (6) s.f. per vehicle
(single-face only).
Mounted
directly on
vehicle.
(j) Pennants, Streamers,
Searchlights, and Other
Attention Attracting
Devices Not Listed.
May be permitted at the discretion of the planning director when in
conjunction with a TUP.

Table 3-18 Sign Standards for Events on Commercial Sites Requiring a Special Event Permit.

Sign Class Maximum Number Maximum Sign Area Maximum Sign Height
(a) Banners. One (1) per business.
Banners shall be
maintained in good
condition. Torn, faded,
sagging, or detached
banners shall be
repaired or replaced.
Banner colors shall be
One (1) s.f. of sign area
per one (1) foot of
building frontage up to
60 s.f. (single-face only).
Below eaveline.
coordinated with
building colors and/or
corporate colors.
Banners shall be
mounted flat against
building exterior wall.
(b) Small Balloons. No maximum. Damage
or deflated balloon
displays shall be
promptly repaired,
replaced or removed
from the premises
attached to
merchandise displays or
to building exterior.
Individual balloons may
not be more than 36
inches in any dimension.
Maximum 35 feet above
ground level.
(c) Window Bonus
(buildings with frontages
less than 20 feet).
No maximum. Inside
glass panel.
50 percent of window up
to 100 s.f. max.
(d) Window Bonus
(buildings with frontages
between 21 to 30 feet).
No maximum. Inside
glass panel.
45 percent of window up
to 125 s.f.
(e) Window Bonus
(buildings with frontages
over 30 feet).
No maximum. Inside
glass panel.
40 percent, up to 150
s.f. maximum.
(f) Pennants, Streamers,
Searchlights, and Other
Attention Attracting
Devices Not Listed.
May be permitted at planning director's discretion when in conjunction with a
SEP.

(Ord. No. 2519, § 5(Exh. A), 2-20-24)

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West Covina Zoning Code
  1. Chapter 26 — ZONING
  2. ▸Chapter 26 — ZONING
    Overview
    1. Sec. 26-1. - Title.
    2. Sec. 26-2. - Purpose and objectives.
    3. Sec. 26-3. - Applicability of the Development Code.
    4. Sec. 26-4. - Relationship to prior ordinances.
    5. Sec. 26-5. - Relationship to General Plan.
    6. Sec. 26-6. - Relationship to other City ordinances.
    7. Sec. 26-7. - Severability, partial invalidation of Development…
    8. Sec. 26-13. - Establishment of zoning districts.
    9. Sec. 26-14. - Official zoning map.
    10. Sec. 26-15. - Uncertainty of zoning district boundaries.
    11. Sec. 26-16. - Classification of annexed parcels.
    12. Sec. 26-44. - Purpose and intent of residential zones.
    13. Sec. 26-45. - Land use regulations and allowable uses.
    14. Sec. 26-46. - Development standards for R-A and R-1 zones.
    15. Sec. 26-47. - Applicable regulations for R-A and R-1 zones.
    16. Sec. 26-48. - Development standards for multi-family zones.
    17. Sec. 26-49. - Applicable standards for multi-family zones.
    18. Sec. 26-50. - Purpose and intent by zone.
    19. Sec. 26-51. - Land use regulations and allowable uses.
    20. Sec. 26-52. - Development standards.
    21. Sec. 26-53. - Additional regulations for commercial mixed-use,…
    22. Sec. 26-54. - Development standards for residential developmen…
    23. Sec. 26-55. - Purpose and intent of special purpose zones.
    24. Sec. 26-56. - Land use regulations and allowable uses.
    25. Sec. 26-57. - Development standards for special purpose zones.
    26. Sec. 26-58. - Purpose and intent of overlay zones.
    27. Sec. 26-59. - Hillside overlay.
    28. Sec. 26-60. - Planned community and residential development ov…
    29. Sec. 26-61. - Auto plaza overlay.
    30. Sec. 26-62. - Animal keeping overlay zone.
    31. Sec. 26-63. - Purpose.
    32. Sec. 26-64. - Lot coverage measurement.
    33. Sec. 26-65. - Height measurement and exceptions.
    34. Sec. 26-66. - Setback measurement and exceptions.
    35. Sec. 26-67. - Sight triangle areas.
    36. Sec. 26-68. - Encroachments into required setbacks.
    37. Sec. 26-69. - Maintenance and security standards for vacant, u…
    38. Sec. 26-70. - Purpose and applicability.
    39. Sec. 26-71. - Permit requirements and exemptions.
    40. Sec. 26-72. - Development standards.
    41. Sec. 26-73. - Solar energy systems.
    42. Sec. 26-74. - Purpose and applicability.
    43. Sec. 26-75. - Measurement of fence or wall height.
    44. Sec. 26-76. - Height limitations for freestanding fence, walls…
    45. Sec. 26-77. - Height limitations for retaining walls and chang…
    46. Sec. 26-78. - Fence materials.
    47. Sec. 26-79. - Required walls.
    48. Sec. 26-80. - Purpose.
    49. Sec. 26-81. - Screening and buffering standards.
    50. Sec. 26-82. - Purpose.
    51. Sec. 26-83. - Applicability.
    52. Sec. 26-84. - Water efficient landscape ordinance.
    53. Sec. 26-85. - General landscaping standards.
    54. Sec. 26-86. - Landscape area requirements.
    55. Sec. 26-87. - Maintenance.
    56. Sec. 26-88. - Purpose and applicability.
    57. Sec. 26-89. - General provisions.
    58. Sec. 26-90. - Number of parking spaces required and parking de…
    59. Sec. 26-91. - Bicycle parking standards.
    60. Sec. 26-92. - Reduction of parking requirements and joint use …
    61. Sec. 26-93. - Parking facility design standards.
    62. Sec. 26-94. - Off-street loading requirements.
    63. Sec. 26-95. - Purpose.
    64. Sec. 26-96. - Applicability.
    65. Sec. 26-97. - Transportation demand management ordinance.
    66. Sec. 26-98. - Purpose and applicability.
    67. Sec. 26-99. - Sign permit required.
    68. Sec. 26-100. - Exempt signs.
    69. Sec. 26-101. - Prohibited signs and locations.
    70. Sec. 26-102. - Signs allowed by zoning district and use.
    71. Sec. 26-103. - Sign development standards and regulations.
    72. Sec. 26-104. - Temporary banner signs.
    73. Sec. 26-105. - Appeals and violations.
    74. Sec. 26-106. - Severability.
    75. Sec. 26-107. - Purpose and applicability.
    76. Sec. 26-108. - Adult-oriented business.
    77. Sec. 26-109. - Alcohol beverage sales establishments.
    78. Sec. 26-110. - Amusement and entertainment facilities [EX. DIV…
    79. Sec. 26-111. - Animal keeping.
    80. Sec. 26-112. - Body art.
    81. Sec. 26-113. - Cannabis.
    82. Sec. 26-114. - Community assembly facility.
    83. Sec. 26-115. - Containment of carts.
    84. Sec. 26-116. - Drive-through facilities.
    85. Sec. 26-117. - Electric vehicle charging stations and solar ca…
    86. Sec. 26-118. - Emergency shelters.
    87. Sec. 26-119. - Private gymnasiums and fitness studios.
    88. Sec. 26-120. - Home occupation.
    89. Sec. 26-121. - Massage parlors and health and beauty spas.
    90. Sec. 26-122. - Mobile home development and design standards.
    91. Sec. 26-123. - Mobile services.
    92. Sec. 26-124. - Temporary leasing centers, modular trailers and…
    93. Sec. 26-125. - Outdoor dining.
    94. Sec. 26-126. - Portable self-storage containers.
    95. Sec. 26-127. - Recycling facilities.
    96. Sec. 26-128. - Restaurants, limited-service, take-out, deliver…
    97. Sec. 26-129. - Service stations.
    98. Sec. 26-130. - Skilled nursing facilities, assisted living fac…
    99. Sec. 26-131. - Single room occupancy structure (SRO).
    100. Sec. 26-132. - Kiosk.
    101. Sec. 26-133. - Transitional and supportive housing.
    102. Sec. 26-134. - Standards for special group residences and simi…
    103. Sec. 26-135. - Hotel and motel conversions for affordable hous…
    104. Sec. 26-136. - Wireless telecommunication facilities within al…
  3. Division 2 — ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS AND JUNIOR ACCESSORY DWE…
  4. Division 3 — AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND DENSITY BONUS INCENTIVES
  5. Division 5 — MULTI-UNIT DWELLING OBJECTIVE DESIGN STANDARDS
  6. Division 2 — NONCONFORMING PARCELS
  7. Division 6 — ADMINISTRATIVE PERMIT
  8. Division 8 — FILM PERMIT PURPOSE
  9. Division 10 — PRESERVATION, PROTECTION AND REMOVAL OF TREES
  10. Division 2 — ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
  11. Division 2 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  12. Division 7 — REVERSIONS TO ACREAGE

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