Building on your lot in Pittsburg

Corner side sight visibility triangle: four and one-half feet; provided, that the portion above three feet in height must have generally uniformly spaced interstices to allow 66 and two-thirds percent open area between the fence material within a triangle formed by the intersecting street lines and a line joining points on these street lines at a distance of 30 feet from the intersection of these lines.

Fence height may be increased to six feet, only on the property line shared by the key lot and adjoining reverse corner lot, and only between the rear of the required front yard and the point along the property line that is as far away from the front line as the width of the required corner side yard of the adjoining key lot.

Corner side: six feet, except for the portion of the lot within three feet of the edge of the sidewalk, or three feet from the curb or pavement if there is no sidewalk, in which the maximum height is four and one-half feet;

Corner side: six feet, except for the portion of the lot within three feet of the edge of the sidewalk, or three feet from the curb or pavement if there is no sidewalk, in which the maximum height is four and one-half feet;

Side and rear: six feet.

Front and corner side of a reverse corner lot: four and one-half feet;

Front yard of a key lot: four and one-half feet.

The maximum fence height standards may be increased or the required fence criteria may be reduced or modified by the issuance of a zoning administrator approval under Chapter 18.32 PMC or in conjunction with the issuance of a use permit for a proposed use.

A nonresidential accessory structure may be located within a required rear yard providing the maximum height does not exceed 10 feet; however, no portion of a roof having a pitch of 3:12 or greater may exceed 12 feet.

A nonresidential accessory structure may be located within a required rear yard providing the maximum height does not exceed 10 feet; however, no portion of a roof having a pitch of 3:12 or greater may exceed 12 feet.

The structure does not exceed the height of the fence or six and one-half feet, whichever is less;

The total gross floor area of all nonresidential accessory structures more than four feet in height may not exceed 800 square feet or six percent of the lot area, whichever is more.

The total surface area of all such structures does not exceed 50 square feet.

An accessory structure must be at least five feet from the wall of a main building.

Not more than 20 percent of the total floor area of the dwelling or 10 percent of the site may be used in conjunction with the home occupation;

Not more than 20 percent of the total floor area of the dwelling or 10 percent of the site may be used in conjunction with the home occupation;

The primary function of the home occupation will not necessitate providing services to customers or clients within or on the site of the dwelling unit.

Only a resident of the dwelling unit may be engaged or employed in the home occupation;

A home occupation is permitted in an R district as an accessory use for a dwelling unit upon the issuance of a home occupation permit.

More than one home occupation may be located in a dwelling unit but each use is considered a separate business and must obtain a home occupation or zoning administrator approval.

The repair, manufacture, processing, or alteration of goods, materials, objects, or equipment.

A use involving food handling, processing, or packing, except as permitted under Health and Safety Code Section 113758 as a cottage food operation;

Harboring, training, or raising animals, with the exception of the breeding and selling of no more than two litters or broods of domestic animals in any calendar year;

Either major or minor vehicle equipment repair or painting, including off-site mobile services.

Sale or servicing of firearms or ammunition;

Automobile washing and detailing, including off-site mobile services.

In cases of emergency when a tree is hazardous or dangerous to life or property, it may be removed by order of the chief of police, by the chief of the Contra Costa County fire protection district, by the zoning administrator, director of community and economic development or his or her designee, or by the director of public works or his or her designee;

Any tree whose removal was specifically approved as a part of an approved development plan, subdivision, other discretionary project or a building permit, approved prior to the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter.

A protected tree may only be removed, including a cut-down, destruction, removal or relocation of any protected tree growing on property other than city-owned property or other public right-of-way within the city limits, upon approval of a tree removal permit issued by the zoning administrator, planning commission or city council, as applicable.

The applicant shall propose the time and manner in which the removed tree(s) will be replaced, subject to the requirements of this article.

with openings, holes or gaps therein no larger than four inches measured horizontally, except for doors or gates

No gate or door opening through such enclosure shall have any openings, holes or gaps larger than four inches measured horizontally.

Fencing as required by this chapter shall be installed around all existing pools within 90 days from and after the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter. Every other pool shall be fenced as set forth in this chapter prior to the pool being filled with water for use.

shall maintain on the lot or premises upon which such pool or body of water is located and completely surrounding such pool or body of water, a fence or wall not less than five feet in height

Every such gate or door shall be equipped with a self-closing and self-latching device designed to keep, and capable of keeping, such door or gate securely closed at all times when not in actual use; provided, however, that the door of any dwelling occupied by human beings and forming any part of the enclosure hereinabove required need not be so equipped, with the exception of breezeways, back doors of garages, and similar structures, affording access to pool which shall be self-closing and self-latching, with such latching placed at least four feet 10 inches above the ground level.

no swimming pool shall be constructed after the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter in such a manner that the intended water surface thereof is within five feet of any rear lot line, nor within five feet of any side lot line.

No person may keep more than three dogs of six months in age nor more than five cats of six months in age or older for noncommercial purposes for more than 30 days without a multiple pet license, except where allowed under PMC Title 18.

No person may keep more than three dogs of six months in age nor more than five cats of six months in age or older for noncommercial purposes for more than 30 days without a multiple pet license, except where allowed under PMC Title 18.

No person may keep more than three dogs of six months in age nor more than five cats of six months in age or older for noncommercial purposes for more than 30 days without a multiple pet license, except where allowed under PMC Title 18.