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Claremont CV zoning: height, setbacks and lot size

In Claremont's CV zone, buildings can be up to 40 ft (3 stories) tall and the front setback is 0 ft (Claremont code, read October 2026).

Key points

  • Maximum building height: 40 ft
  • Maximum number of stories: 3 stories
  • Minimum front setback: 0 ft
  • Minimum side setback: None required (10 ft side or rear yard required on the side abutting a residential district)
  • Minimum rear setback: 0 ft (10 ft side or rear yard required on the side abutting a residential district)

CV (Claremont Village District) is a zoning district in Claremont. Every value below was read from the Claremont Municipal Code and links to its section (read October 2026). State laws such as the ADU and SB 9 rules can allow more on a residential lot. General information, not legal advice — read the code text and check with the city before you build.

Development standards in CV

The general rule for a typical lot in this zone. Zoning tables often attach notes, such as rules for corner lots, lots next to a residential zone, or new subdivisions only. Open “code text” under a value to see the table cell or sentence it was read from.

Maximum building height
40 ft
§ 16.060.020 · code text
No building or structure shall exceed three stories or 40 feet (for exceptions, see Chapter 16.130).
Maximum number of stories
3 stories
§ 16.060.020 · code text
No building or structure shall exceed three stories or 40 feet (for exceptions, see Chapter 16.130).
Minimum front setback
0 ft
§ 16.060.020 · code text
No setbacks are required except where a lot abuts a residential district, in which case a minimum side or rear yard of 10 feet is required on that side of the lot abutting a residential district.
Minimum side setback
None required
Applies: 10 ft side or rear yard required on the side abutting a residential district
§ 16.060.020 · code text
No setbacks are required except where a lot abuts a residential district, in which case a minimum side or rear yard of 10 feet is required on that side of the lot abutting a residential district.
Minimum rear setback
0 ft
Applies: 10 ft side or rear yard required on the side abutting a residential district
§ 16.060.020 · code text
No setbacks are required except where a lot abuts a residential district, in which case a minimum side or rear yard of 10 feet is required on that side of the lot abutting a residential district.

When a different number applies

The code sets other values for particular lots, buildings or locations in CV:

  • Minimum side setback: 10 ft — where a lot abuts a residential district, on that side of the lot abutting a residential district § 16.060.020
  • Minimum rear setback: 10 ft — where a lot abuts a residential district, on that side of the lot abutting a residential district § 16.060.020

Not on this page

We did not find a general lot size, lot coverage, FAR, density limit for CV in the zoning tables we read. The code may still set one elsewhere — check the Claremont Municipal Code.

Other Claremont zoning districts

Who this affects

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Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum building height in Claremont's CV zone?

40 ft — Claremont Municipal Code § 16.060.020.

What is the maximum number of stories in Claremont's CV zone?

3 stories — Claremont Municipal Code § 16.060.020.

What is the minimum front setback in Claremont's CV zone?

0 ft — Claremont Municipal Code § 16.060.020.

What is the minimum side setback in Claremont's CV zone?

None required (10 ft side or rear yard required on the side abutting a residential district) — Claremont Municipal Code § 16.060.020.

What is the minimum rear setback in Claremont's CV zone?

0 ft (10 ft side or rear yard required on the side abutting a residential district) — Claremont Municipal Code § 16.060.020.

General information, not legal advice.

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