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87.0925 Heat.

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

Land uses in industrial districts shall not emit heat which would cause a temperature increase on any adjacent property in excess of 10 degrees Fahrenheit, whether the change is in the air, on the ground, or in any structure.

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▸Contents — Yucaipa Zoning Code
Yucaipa Zoning Code
  1. Division 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  2. Division 2 — REVIEWING AUTHORITIES
  3. Division 3 — PROCEDURES
  4. Division 1
  5. Division 2
  6. Division 3
  7. Division 4
  8. Division 5
  9. Division 6
  10. Division 7
  11. Division 4 — LAND USES
  12. Division 6 — PLANNING AREAS
  13. ▸Division 7 — GENERAL DESIGN STANDARDS
    Overview
    1. 87.0101 Intent.
    2. 87.0105 Modification of Standards.
    3. Chapter 2 — DEDICATIONS AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS
    4. Chapter 3 — LOT AREA
    5. Chapter 4 — HEIGHT REGULATIONS
    6. Chapter 5 — PROJECTIONS INTO YARDS
    7. Chapter 6 — PARKING REGULATIONS
    8. Chapter 7 — SIGN REGULATIONS
    9. Chapter 8 — GENERAL SETBACK REGULATIONS
    10. ▸Chapter 9 — PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
      Overview
      1. 87.0901 Intent.
      2. 87.0910 Vibration.
      3. 87.0915 Air Quality.
      4. 87.0920 Glare.
      5. 87.0925 Heat.
      6. 87.0930 Electrical Disturbances.
      7. 87.0935 Fire Hazards.
      8. 87.0940 Waste Disposal.
    11. Chapter 10 — CONDITIONAL GRADING COMPLIANCE
    12. Chapter 11 — REGULATION OF HILLSIDE AND/OR RIDGELINE DEVELOPME…
    13. Chapter 12 — CITYWIDE DESIGN GUIDELINES
    14. Chapter 13 — LANDSCAPE REGULATIONS
  14. Division 8 — SPECIFIC USE DESIGN STANDARDS
  15. Division 9 — PLANT PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT
  16. Division 10 — SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION
  17. Division 11 — PUBLIC FACILITIES FINANCING

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