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Division 4 — LAND USESChapter 3 — LAND USE DISTRICTS

84.0375 Park (P) District.

Yucaipa Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-10 · Yucaipa

The Park (P) District shall be located as specified by the Yucaipa General Plan.

  • (a) Permitted Uses

  • (1) Publicly owned parks, playgrounds, recreational uses and facilities, and such buildings and structures as are accessory thereto.

  • (2) Publicly owned picnic areas.

  • (3) Publicly owned restroom facilities and parking areas.

  • (4) Natural channels, levees, spreading grounds, detention basins, ponds, roads, trails, culverts, and diversion drains, where plans are approved by the City Engineer.

  • (5) Historic and monument sites.

  • (6) Nature preserves and mitigation “banks,” including habitat restoration.

  • (7) Accessory uses as specified in Section 84.0510 of this division.

  • (b) Land Uses Subject To Conditional Use Permit

  • (1) Public utilities and public service uses or structures.

  • (2) Publicly owned fixed accommodation campgrounds, including cabins, cottages, and yurts.

  • (3) Temporary and permanent government facilities and enterprises (federal, state, and local) where buildings and/or property are publicly owned or leased.

  • (4) Museums, art galleries, and libraries.

  • (c) Property Development Standards

The following property development standards shall apply to all land uses within the P District.

Maximum Structure Height
45 feet
Minimum Lot Size (map suffix will modify)
none required
Maximum Lot Coverage
40%
Maximum Building Coverage
40%
Maximum Lot Dimensions (width/depth ratio)
1:4
Minimum Lot Dimensions (width/depth feet)
100/100
Front Yard Setback
15 feet
Side Yard Setback
10 feet
Rear Yard Setback
10 feet
Street Side Yard Setbacks (local streets)
15 feet
Street Side Yard Setbacks (collector streets)
25 feet
Minimum District Size
none required

(Added by Ord. 346 § 2, 2016)

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