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HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 024ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ZCKING ORDINANCE CRDINANa NO. 24 Refer to MINITPBS OP SE4TOR 6, 1956, Page 163, re votes A7BSs SCOV3M AND NOES: COUCILM1N LITTLBJM ABSMt NCNE ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CTPY OF BAIJMN PARK, COUNTY OF LOS ANGLES, SPATE O CALIFORNIA, ESTABLISHING AN INTERIM ZONING ORDINANCE FOR ZONING CONTROL IN THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK REGULATING AND RESTRICTING THE USES OF LAND AND BUILDINGS, HEIGHTS OF BUILDINGS, AREAS OF YARDS, AND OTHER, 01-EN SPACES, AND LOTS AND THE LOCATION-OF BUILDINGS, AND THE IMPROVEMENT S THERE- ON: ADOPTING A MAP SHOWING SAID ZONES: DEFINING THE TERMS ESTABLISHED IN THIS ORDINANCE: PROVIDING FOR ITS ADJUSTMENT, ANJENDMENT AI,M ENFORCEt.9ENT AND, PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATIONS. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CM OF BALDWIN PARK DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 9100.100. The Baldwin Park Municipal Code Section 9100, is ere amended to read as follows: DIVISION I. ORAL Section 9100.101. General. The City Council finds, determines and declares at the Ci y of B='n Park was incorporated on the 25th day of January 1956; that immediately prior to the date of incorporation,the zoning ordinances of the County o£ Los Angeles regulated and governed, and was applicable to the area in said County now known as the City of Bald-win Park and annexations thereto; that in order to protect the public peace, health, safety and welfare it is necessary that some zoning regula- tions be in effect for the City of Baldwin Park until such time as a full and complete zoning ordinance and comprehensive zoning map covering said city can be adopted, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 4, Title 7 of the Government Code of the State of California and that the City Council finds that the Planning Commission in the City of Baldwin Park is conduct- ing in good faith studies for the purpose of recommending to the legis- lative body o£ the City of Baldwin Park a zoning Ordinance and a compre- hensive zoning map. The City Council finds that it is reasonable to adopt a temporary Interim Zoning Ordinance prohibiting certain uses which may be in conflict with the zoning crdinances and comprehensive zoning map now under study by the Plan Commission. That this ordinance is adopted as a temporary Interim Zoning Ordi- nance pursuant to the authority granted by Section 65 806 of the Govern- ment Code. Section 9100.102. That until such time as a zoning ordinance and comprehensive zoning map can be prepared and adopted no building permit or other permit shall be issued by any officer of the City for any build- ing, structure, or use of any real property in the city, which building, structure or use is or would be in conflict with this temporary interim zoning ordinance. Section 9100.103. The Planning Commission of the City of Baldwin Park is ere directed to continue studies and to prepare and to conduct the necessary studies and hearings for the purpose of submitting and re- commending to the Legislative Boer of the City of Baldwin Park a zoning ordinance axed comprehensive zoning map. Section 9100.1%. There is adopted herewith a zoning map which is designated as Section 900.2, of the Baldwin Park Municipal Code. Section 9100.105. The provisions of this Ordinance shall not be deemed nor construed to repeal, amend, modify, alter, or change any other ordinance or any part thereof of any specifically repealed, amended, modi- fied, altered, or changed herein, except in such particulars or matters ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24. as this ordinance is more restricted than such other ordinance or part thereof; and that in all particulars wherein this ordinance is not more restrictive such other ordinance shall continue and shall be in full force and effect. Part 1. Section 9100.106. Zones and Boundaries thereof. In order to carry out the p=pose and Frovisions o this ordinance t e ity of Baldwin Park is hereby divided into eight 8) zones, to be known as: R-1 Single Family Residence R-2 Two Family Residence R-3 Limited Multiple Residence A-1 Light Agriculture C-1 Neighborhood Business C-2 Central Business M-1 Factory P Parking a. The zones aforesaid and the boundaries of such zones we shown upon a map attached hereto and made a part of this ordinance, Sec. 9100.2, being identified as the Official Interim Zoning Map and said map and all of the notations, references, and other material shown thereon shall be as much a part of this ordinance as if the matters and information set forth by said map were all fully described herein. b. Where uncertainty exists as to the boundary of any zone shown on the said Official Interim Zoning Map, the Planning Commission shall, by a written decision, determine the location of the zone boundary. c. Areas annexed to the City of Baldwin Park shall be classified in the same or nearest comparable zone classification in which such area was classified in the County of Los Angeles at the time of annexation, but if the annexation petitioner or majority of petitioners shall regaest at the time of annexation a change of zone the Planning Commission shall establish an Interim Zone for the said area to be annexed, and upon completion of annex- ation proceedings and the formal annexation to the City of the area, the Planning Commission shall, upon payment of a fee of Fifty $50.00) Dollars conduct the necessary public zone classi- fication hearings and make their recommendation to the City Council for a permanent zone classification for the area annexed. Section 9100.107. In interpreting and applying the provisions of this ordinance, they shall be held to be the minimum requirements for the promotion of the public health, safety, comfort, convenience, and general welfare. All new construction, building, improvement, alteration or enlargement, or movement undertaken after the effective date of this Ordinance; and all new uses or occupancy of premises within the City of Baldwin Park shall conform with the requirements, character and con- ditions as to use, height, and area laid down for each of these several zones or districts as described in the following sections of this Ordi- nance. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to erect construct, establish, move into, alter, enlarge, or use, or to cause, or permit to be erected, constructed, established, moved into, altered, en- larged or used, any structure, improvement, or use of premises located in any zone described in this ordinance contrary to the provisions of this ordinance. 2 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 Section 9100.108. Existing Uses. The existing use or uses of all build- ings, improvemen s, premises not conforming with the requiremert s for the zone or district in which they are located at the effective date of Jan- uary 25, 1956, and which use or uses still legally exist or for which permits, special permits variances or exceptions were granted under the pro- visions of the Municipal Code of the City of Baldwin Park, may be continu- ed as a non-cmform ng conditional use" as hereinafter defined and re- gulated if such existing use is not in violation of any other ordinance or law; and provided, that if such existing non-conforming use is changed to arty different use such different use shall conform to the provisions of this ordinance for the zone or district in which it is located. Any dis- continuance of such a non-conforming use or conditional useu for a con- tinuous period of one year shall be deemed to constitute abandonment of any non-conforming rights existing at the t5ne of the enactment of this ordinance. If any non-conforming building be destroyed by fire, explosion, Act of God or the public enemy to the extent of one hundred fifty 150) percent or more of its assessed value according to the latest prior assessment of the County Assessor, then and thereafter said building and property shall be subject in all respects to the regulations of this Ordinance for the zone in which it is located. Section 9100.109. Whenever reference is made to any portion of this ordinance cr of any other law or ordinance, the reference applies to all amendments and additions now or hereafter made. Section 9100.110. The present tense includes the past and future tenses; an the future the present. Section 9100.111. The masculine gender includes the feminine and neuter. Section 9100.112. The singular number includes the plural, and the plural the singular. Section 9100.113. If any provisions of this ordinance, or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid,the re- mainder of the ordinance, and the application of such provisions to other persons or circumstances, shall not be affected thereby. Section 9100.114. Every person violating any provision of this ordinance or of any permit, license, or exception granted hereunder is guilty of a raisdemeanor. Upon conviction thereof he shall be punishable by a fine not to exceed Five Hundred Dollars, or by imprisonment in the County Jail for not to exceed six 6) months, or both such fine and imprisonment. Each separate day or any portion thereof during which any violation of this ordinance occurs or continues constitutes a separate offense and upon conviction thereof' shall be punishable as herein pro- vided. Part 2 Section 9100.121. Aircraft. Aircraft" means any contrivance, now known or ere ter invented, for use or designed for navigation of or flight in the air. Section 9100.122. Airport. Airport" means any area of land or water whic is used or intended for use for the landing and taking off of aircraft and any 4)purtenant areas which are used or intended for use for airport buildings or other airport facilities or rights of way, together with all airport buildings and facilities located thereon. Section 9100.123. A~rtment House. Apartment House, in any building or port on t ereof,~ww i~s id's desi`gned, built, rented, leased, 3- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE No. 24 let or hired out to be occupied, or which is occupied as the home or residence of three or mare families living independently o£ each other and doing their own cooking in the said building and shall include flats and apartments. Section 9100.124. Article. Article" means an article of this ordi- nance ess some of er or n nce or statute is mentioned. Section 9100.125. Automobile Storage Space. Automobile storage space" w 6n require this ordinance means any permanently maintained space not less than one hundred forty-four 144) square feet in area on the same lot or parcel of land as is located the structure which it is designed to serve, so located and arranged as to permit the storage of, and be readily accessible under its own power to, a passenger automobile of average size. Section 91W 126. Basement. Basement" is the portion of a build- ing between floor and ceiling, w ie is grade as defined in Section 9100.137), butt o locatednthatrthe vertical distance from grade to the floor below is less than the vertical distance from grade to ceiling. Section 9100.127. Borrow Pit. Borrow pit" means any place or premises ere dirt, soil, sand, gravel, or material is removed by ex- cavator or otherwise below the grade of surrounding land for arty purpose other than that necessary and incidental to grading or to building con- struction or operation on the premises. Section 9100. 128. Building. 1~'uilding" is any structure built for the support., shelter, or enclosure of persons, animals, chattels, or property of any kind. Section 9100.1285. Cellar. Cellar" is that portion of a building between oor and ceiling whics wholly or-partly below grade as de- fined in Section 9100.137) and so located that the vertical distance from grade to the floor below is equal to or greater than the- vertical dis- tance from grade to ceiling. Section 9100.129. Chapter. Chapter" means a chapter of this ordinance unless some other ordinance cr statute is mentioned. Section 9100.130. Commission. Commission" means the Planning Commission of t e City of B dwin Park. Section 9100.131. City. City" means the City of Baldwin Park. Section 9100.132. Dairy. Dairy" means any premises where two or mare cows, two or more goats, one or more cows and one or more goats, are kept, milked, or maintained. A Dairy" shall include any premises whereon are kept the above described animals and produces milk or milk products from said animals for sale at retail or wholesale, as well as the free distribution of said products produced on the premises;. Section 9100.133.. Director. Director" means the Director of the Planning Commission of 717e City of Baldwin Park. Section 9100.134. Whenever this ordinance refers to the Chief Engineer" or to the ef Engineer or the Commission" it shall be con- strued to mea the Director of Planning of the City of Baldwin Park. Section 9100.1,345. Domestic Animal. Domestic Animal" is an animal is is commonly maintained in residence with man, including dogs, cats, canaries and parakeets. 4 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 Section 9100.135. Dwelling Unit. Dwelling Unit" means a build- ing or a portion thereof either designed or used as living quarters of one person living alone or a group of two or more persons living to- gether whether related to each other by birth or not. Section 9100.1.354. Frr eeway. Freeway" means a highway in respect to which e owners of abutting lands have no right or easement of access to or from their abutting lands, or in respect to which owners have only limited or restricted right or easement of access and which is declared to be such in compliance with the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California; including principal roadway, interchange roadways connecting one freeway with another, and ingress and egress ramps connecting the freeway with other highways, but not including frontage roadways. Section 9100.136. Front Yard Setback. Front yard setback" means a yard extending across the front of a lot measured between the side yard lines and being the minimum horizontal distance between the highway line and the main building and any projection thereof. On corner lots the Commission shall determine which is the front yard. In the absence of such determination, the front yard shall be provided on the highway upon which the front of the building faces. Section y100.137. Grade. Graded ground level) is the average of the finished ground level at t e center of all walls of a building. In case walls are parallel to and within five 5) feet of sidewalks, the above ground level shall be measured at the sidewalks. Section 9100.138. Height. Height" means the vertical distance from the grade to t e ighest point of the coping of a flat roof or to the deck line of a mansard roof or to the average height of the highest gable of a pitch or hip roof. In calculating the height, roof strictures which comply with the provisions of Chapter 36 of the Building Code. Section 9100.139. Hog Ranch. Hog Ranch" means any premises where three or more weaned hogs are maintained. Section 9100.140. Major Highway. Major Highway" means a major highway as sown on-7M-Master Plan of Highways of the City of Baldwin Park. Section 9100.141.. May. r1ay" is permissive. Section 9100.142. Oath. Oath" includes affirmation. Section 9100.143. Ordinance. Ordirance" means an ordinance of the City of Bald-win Park. Section 9100.J1436. Outdoor Advertising. Outdoor Advertising" means any card, clot paper, metal, painted cr wooden sign of any character placed for outdoor advertising purposes on or to the ground or any tree, wall, bush, rock, fence, building, structure, advertising structure, as defined in Section 5202 of the Business and Professions Code, the State of California, or thing, either privately or publicly owned. Ibutdoor Advertising" does not include: a. Official notices issued by any court or public body or officer; b. Notices posted by any public officer in performance of a public duty or by any person in giving any legal notice; 5- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< CRDINANCE NO. 24 c. Directional, warning or information signs or structures re- quired by or authorized by law, or by Federal, State, County, or City aut hcr ity. d. The tree, wall, bush, rock, fence, building, structure, or thing upon which the sign is placed, other than advertising structure as defined in Section 5205 of the Business and Pro- fessions Code. e. Temporary, unlighted, single or double-:faced signs, not exceeding seventy 70) square feet in area per face and not less than one thousand 1000) feet apart, advertising the sale, lease, trade, or hire of the premises upon which such sign is placed. Such signs may be used within the front or side yard setbacks if not less than ten feet from the actual highway property line. Section 9100.11x11.. Parcel of Land. Parcel of Land" means a con- tiguous quantity of land, in the possession of, or owned by, or recorded as the property of, the same claimant or person. Section 9100.11{.5. Person. Person" means any individual, firm, co-partnership, joint venture, association,-social club, fraternal organ- ization, corporation, estate, trust, business trust, receiver, syndicate, this city, and city and county, municipality, district or other political subdivision, or any other group or combination acting as a unit. Section 9100.7.455. Pest Control Operator. Pest Control Operator" means a person engaged in the business of eradicating or controlling arty, pest which is or is liable to be dangerous or detrimental to agriculture by the application of any substance, method or device, or who engages in the business of preventing, destroying, repelling, mitigating, or correcting any disorder of plants by the same means, or both. Pest Control Operator" does not include a person engaged in the business of termite eradication or control. Section 9100.7.46. Private Club. Private club" means an associa- tion of persons, w et er incorporated or unincorporated, organized for some common purpose, but not including a group organized solely or pri- marily to render a service customarily carried on as a commercial enter- prise. Section 9100.147. Required Area. As used in this ordinance, required area" means: a. The area of a lot which is shown as part of a subdivision recorded as a final map or filed as a Record of Survey Map in accordance with law, except that where a parcel which otherwise would have been shown as one lot, is divided into two or more lots because of a city boundary line or a line between land the title to which is registered under the Land Title Law Torrens Title) and land the title to which is not so registered, in which case required area" means the area of such parcel, or; b. The area of a lot, parcel of land the right of possession of which, by virtue of a deed duly recorded, or by a recorded contract of sale, is vested in a person who neither owns nor has a right of possession of any contiguous parcel of property; provided, that the deed or contract of sale by which such right of possession was separated has been recorded prior to the adoption by the City Council of the ordinance, which imposes the area requirements upon such lot or parcel of land, or; 6 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 c. If no number follows the zoning symbol the required area is five thousand 5,000) square feet in every residential zone. 9100.71175. Residence. Residelcett means a building designed as living quarters for persons doing their own cooking in such building, which either complies, with or was erected before the effective date of occupancies in Ordinance No. 15, which adopted the Uniform Building Code. t1Residence'l does not include a trailer or an apartment house. Section 9100.148. Room. Room means an unsubdivided portion of the interior of a welling excluding bathrooms, kitchens, closets, hall- ways, and service porches. Section 9100.7.119. Second Highway. Secondary highway" means a secondary highway as shown on the Master Plan of Highways of the City of Baldwin Park. Section 9100.150. Section. Section" means a section of this ordinance unless some other ordinance or statute is mentioned. Section 9100.151. Shall. Shall." is mandatory. Section 9100.152. Stand. Stand" means a structure for the display and sale of pro ucts wit no space for customers within the structure itself. Section 9100. 153. Use. Use" includes construction, establish- ment, maintenance, alteration, moving onto, enlargement and occupation. Wherever this ordinance prohibits the use" of any premises for any purpose, such premises and any building, structure, or improvement on such premises, shall not be used, occupied,altered, or improved for such purpose, and no building, structure, or improvement on such prerises shall be erected, constructed, established, maintained, allowed to re- main, altered, moved onto, or enlarged which is designed, arranged, or intended to be occupied or used for such purpose. Section 9100.154. Writing. Writing" includes any form of re- corded message capable of compre ension by ordinary visual means. When- ever any notice, report, statement, or record is required or authoriz- ed by this ordinance, it shall be made in writing in the English language unless it is expressly provided otherwise. Section 9100.155. Youth Hostel. ItYouth" Hostel mans a shel- ter for the use of pedestrian or bicycle travellei3, not serving meals, under the auspices of a non-profit organization. DIVISION II Part 1. ZONING REGULATIONS RESIDENTIAL ZONES Section 9100.201. As used in this ordinance, residential zones" means Zones R-l, R- R-3. Section 9100.202. Prohibition. A person shall not use any premises in any residential zone except as hereinafter specifically permitted in this Part and subject to all regulations and conditions 7- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ < ORDINM CE No. 24 enumerated in this Part. Section 9100.203. In any neighborhood building project, during construction and sixty C60) days thereafter, property in a residential zone may be used for the storage of materials used in the construction of the individual buildings in the project and for the contractor's temporary office. Section 9100.204. A person sha:-1 not keep or maintain any live pig, hog, or goat of any age in any residential zone, whether such pig, hog, or goat is kept or maintained for the personal use of the occupant or otherwise. Section 9100.205. A person may keep not more than three 3) dogs or cats an t it litters in any residential zone; said litters not to exceed the age of more than four 4) months. Such dogs or cats shall be kept for the personal use and en- joyment of the occupants only. Section 9100.207. Zone R-l Hegulations. Property in Zone R-1 may be used or: a. A single family residence together with the outbuildings customary to such use located on the same lot or parcel of land, including; l. A private garage with a capacity not to exceed three automobiles. 2. Children's Playhouse. 3. Building for the housing o£ domestic animals other than pigs, hogs, or goats. 4. Lath or greenhouses. 5. Tool houses. 6. Hobby shops not used commercially. b. The following auxiliary uses if they do not alter the character o£ the premises as a single-family residence. l. The renting of not more than two 2) rooms to not more than four 4) roomers, or the providing of table board to not more than four 4) boarders, or both, in a single-family residence. 2. Detached living quarters on the same premises as, and not less than twenty 20) feet from the main building for the use by temporary guests of the occupants of the premises, if such quarters have no kitchen or kitchen facilities and are not rented or otherwise used as a separate dwelling. 3., Living quarters for servants employed in and by the occupants of, a single-family residence attached to such residence, if no additional kitchen or kitchen facilities or equipment or cooking facilities, or equipment be established or maintained in such attached servants' quarters. 4. Temporary, unlighted double-faced, not exceeding twenty- four 24) square feet in area per face advertising the sale, lease, or hire of the premises. Such signs may be used within the front or side yard setbacks if not less than ten 10) feet from the actual highway property line. 8- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ < ORDINANCE NO. 24. c. A temporary real estate tract office for the purpose of con- ducting the sale of lots of the tract upon which such tract office is located, for a period of not to exceed six 6) months, provided such tract office shall not be for con- ducting a general real estate business. Any structure used for such purpose at the end of such six 6) months shall be either removed or used for a purpose permitted in the zone where located except that the Director may, upon a showing of need by the owner of the property, extend the permitted time be- yond two 2) years. d. Publicly owned parks including all uses customarily found in such parks. Section 9100.209. Zone R-i Regulations Front Yard Setbacks. Except were a different setback is provided by Division III of Part in Zone R-1 there shall be a front yard setback of not less than the average depth of the front yards next adjacent thereto in the block or within three hundred 300) feet on each side, whichever distance is the lesser. A vacant lot or lot having a front yard of more than twenty 20) feet shall be considered as having a front yard of twenty 20) feet. A yard shall be considered adjacent even if separated by an intersect- ing highway. All of the provisions of Division I of Part 4 apply to such setbacks. Section 9100.210. Zone R-1 Regulations Side Yard Setbacks. Except were a di ferent setback is provided by Division Part where residences face a street cm highway which parallels the side yard of a corner residence in Zone R-1, there shall be a side yard to such corner residence adjoining such street or highway of not less than ten 10) feet or the front yard setback of the immediate adjoining residence on such street or highway, whichever is less. Other residences which side on a highway shall have a side yard setback of not less than the average depth of the yards next adjacent on either side. A vacant lot or a lot having a side yard of more than five 5) feet shall be considered for this purpose as having a side yard of five 5) feet. All of the pro- visions of Division 1 of Part 4 apply to such setbacks. A yard shall be considered adjacent even if separated by an intersecting highway. Section 9100.211. ZONE R-1 Regulations Vehicle Storage. Every dwelling or of er structure in Zone R-1 designed for or intended to be used as a dwelling shall have on the same lot or parcel of land automobile storage space conveniently accessible, and not located at any place where the erection or structures is prohibited, of sufficient capacity to accommodate not less than one passenger automobile for each family for the permanent housing of which such dwelling or other structure is designed. Section 9100.2111. Any vehicles over six thousand 6,000) pounds s not be par ed upon Zone R-1 premises for purposes other than loading or unloading. Section 9100.2112. Zone R-1 Area. A building or structure shall not be used in Zone R-1 on any lot or parcel of land which has less than the required area. Section 9100.27.14. Zone R-1 Area. A person shall not use more than one ui7.ding or structure except outbuildings permitted in Zone R-1 on any lot or parcel of land in Zone R-1 having less than 9- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ < CRDINANCE N0. 24. twice the required area. Section 9100.2116. Zone R-1 Minimum Floor Area. Each residence constructed, altered, modified, or repaired in an R-1 Zone shall have a ground floor area devoted to living quarters or not less than eight hundred 800) square feet and the said minimum area, of eight hundred 800) square feet shall not include garages or porches. Section 9100.212. Zone R-2 Regulations Two-Family-Residence). Property in Zone R may be used for: a. A single family or two-family residence not over two stories in height including the basement but excluding the cellar, to- gether with the outbuilaings customary to such use located on the same lot or parcel of land, including: 1. A private garage with a capacity not to exceed five automobiles. 2. A children's playhouse. 3. Buildings for the housing of domestic animals other that pigs, hogs, or goats. 4. Lath or greenhouses. 5. Tool houses. 6. Hobby shop not used commercially. b. The following auxiliary uses if they do not alter the character of the premises as a single or two-family residence: 1. The renting of not mare than two 2) rooms to not more than four 4) roomers, or the providing of table board to not more than four 4) boarders,or both, in a single-family or two-family residence occupied as such. 2. Detached living quarters on the same premises. as,and not less than twenty 20) feet from the main building for use by temporary guests of the occupants of the main building, if such detached living quarters have no kitchen or kitchen facilities or equipment and are not rented or otherwise used as a separate building. 3. Living quarters for servants employed in and by the occupants of a two-family residence or two single-family residence, attached to such residence, provided that no additional kitchen or kitchen facilities or equipment or cooking or equipment be provided. 4. Temporary unlighted double-faced signs not exceeding twenty- four 24) square feet in area per face, advertising the sale, lease, or hire of the premises. Such signs may be used within the front or side yard setbacks if not less than ten 10) feet from the actual highway property line. c. A temporary real estate tract office for the purpose of conduct- ing sale of lots of the tract upon which such tract office is located, for a period of not to exceed six 6) months provid- ed such tract office shall not be used for conducting a gen- eral real estate business. Any structure used for such purpose at the end of such six 6) months shall be either removed or used for a purpose permitted in the zone where located except that the Director may, upon a showing of need by the owner of 10 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ < ORDINANCE NO, 24: a. Outbuildings permitted in Zone R-2. b. A one single family residence or dwelling designed for occupation by two families duplex) together with out- buildings customary to such use permitted in Zone R-2, if there are no other buildings or structures on the lot or parcel, may be erected and used on each three thousand five hundred 3,500) square feet of area over and above the required five thousand 5,000) square feet minimum area of the lot or parcel. Section 9100.216. Zone R-3 Regulations Limited Multiple Resi- dence.) Property in Zone R-3 may be used for: a. Any use permitted in Zone R-2. b. Any flat building, apartment house, or bungalow court, together with the outbuildings customary to such use, located on the same lot or parcel of land, including: l. One or more private garages with a total capacity not to exceed four automobiles to each two dwelling units. 2. Outbuildings expressly permitted in Zone R-2. A building permitted by this subsection b) shall not exceed in height two stories including the basement but excluding the cellar. 3. One single family residence or one two family residence duplex) together with outbuilding customary to such use permitted in Zone R-3 may be erected in five thousand 5,000 s.f.) square foot minimum area. One additional single family residence or one two family residence duplex) may be constructed for each additional 2500 sq. ft. over and above the required five thousand 000) square foot minimum area of the lot or parcel. c. If plans therefor are first submitted to and approved by the Planning Commission and they find that the proposed structure will be consistent with the purpose of this section: 1. A convent or monastery if such convent or monastery does not exceed two stories in height includinE the basement but excluding the cellar. 2. Churches. 3. Temples. 14. Other places used exclusively for religious worship. 5. Libraries, museums not operated for profit, schools which offer instructions in several branches of learning and study required to be taught in the public schools by the Educa- tion Code of the State of California, whether public or private and whether operated for profit or not, in which no pupil is physically restrained, colleges, parks, or re- creation buildings. 6. ire department stations; hotels; institutions of education- al, philanthropic, and eleemosynary nature, but not includ- ing business sponsored or operated by such institution except such as are accessory or incidental to and located 12 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< CRDIMNTCE N0. 24. in the same building as such institution proper; lodge halls; police stations; post offices; private clubs. d, For each apartment building one unlighted sign not to exceed six 6) square feet in area or four 4) feet in any dimension, if such sign is placed on the wall of the building and does not extend above or out from the front wall, and contains no ad- vertising matter except the name and street address of the apartment house. Section 9100.217. Zone R-3 Regulations Front Yard Setbacks. Except where a different setback is provided Division of Part in Zone R-3, there shall be a front yard setback of not less than the average depth of the front yards of the lots next adjacent thereto in the block or uithin three hundred 300) feet on each side, whichever distance is the lesser. A vacant lot or a lot having a front yard of more that twenty 20) feet shall be considered as having a front yard of twenty 20) feet. All of the provisions of Division 1 of Part 4 apply to such setbacks. A yard shall b e considered adjacent even if separated by an intersecting highway. Section 9100.218. Zone R-3 Regulations. Side Yard Setback. a. Except where a different setback is required by Division 3 of Part 4, where residences face a street or highway which paral- lels the side yard to such corner residence in Zone R-3 there shall be a side yard to such corner residence adjoining such street or highway of not less than seven and one-half 72) feet or the front yard setback of the immediately adjoining resi- dence on such street or highway, whichever is less. b. Other residences which side on a highway shall have a side yard setback of not less than the average depth of the yards next adjacent thereto on either side. A vacant lot or a lot having a side yard of more than five 5) feet shall b e consider- ed for this purpose as having a side yard of five 5) feet. All provisions of Division 1 Part 4 apply to such setback. A yard shall be considered adjacent even if separated by an intersecting highway. Section 9100.219. Zone R-3 Regulations Vehicle Storage. a. Every dwelling, apartment house or other structure i n Zone R-3 designed for or intended to be used as a dwelling or apartment house shall have on the same lot or parcel of land automobile storage space conveniently accessible, and not located at any place where the erection of structures is prohibited, of suffi- cient capacity to accommodate not less than one passenger auto- mobile far each family for the permanent housing of which such dwelling, apartment house or other structure is designed. b. Parking area for structures other than dwellings and apartment houses in Zone R-3, except for those structures designated in subsection 9100.219 a, above, a parking area at the time of the erection of any main building or structure or at the time any said building or structure is enlarged or increased,or before 13 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< MDINANCE NO. 24. conversion from one use cr occupation to another, it shall be provided for such new construction or area change, change in use, enlargement or increased capacity, off-street parking space consisting either of an open storage space, surfaced with macadam pavement, or an enclosed garage for standard sized automobile, together with provision for safe ingress and egress of at least one parking space of two hundred 200) square feet within three hundred 300) feet of the structure or parcel, for every one hundred fifty 150) square feet, or fraction thereof, of gross floor area devoted to the use for which the premises are used. DIVISION III Part 2 AMICULTURAL ZONES Section 9100.231. Definition. As used in this ordinance, Agricultural Zone" means Zone A- A-1 Agricultural 30,000 Zone is intended as a district for gen- eral agricultural purposes with appropriate single family residence, except as specifically provided elsewhere in this ordinance. Any and every new use and any and every new building and premises, or land in A-1" Zone shall be established for or occupied, and every building shall be erected, constructed, established, altered, enlarged, maintained, moved into or within said A-1" zone exclusively and only in accordance with the following requirements. Uses Permitted: 1. Farms or Ranches for orchards, tree crops, field crops, truck gardening, berry and bush crops, flower gardening, nurseries, aviaries, raising of chinchillas, guinea pigs and parakeets, and other similar enterprises carried on in the general field of agriculture. 2. The keeping of poultry and rabbits, for non-commercial. pur- poses, provided that not more than twelve 12) poultry and four 4) adult rabbits shall be kept on any lot. 3. The keeping of poultry and rabbits for commercial purposes provided that, in the establishment of any commercial poultry or rabbit ranches after the effective date of this Ordinance, all buildings and structures for the keeping of such poultry and rabbits, shall set back from the property side line not less than twenty 20) feet, that, a plant- ing strip five 5) feet wide and adjacent to the property side lines shall be planted and maintained with tall growing shrubs and trees. Where the side line of residential property abuts A-l,residence must set back fifteen 15) feet. See see- 9100.465). 4. The non-commercial grazing, raising of horses, provided, that the lot has a minimum area of 30,000 square feet and animals are not housed within thirty-five 35) feet of a residence, or pastured within ten 10) feet of adjoining 1h.- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< MD1I,aNCE N0. 24 property, except when said pasture is enclosed by a fence which prevents said animals from encroaching upon said ad- joining property; and provided further, that not more than a total of two of any of the following or a total of two of any combination of horses, colts, mules or ponies shall be kept on any lot with an area of 30,000 square feet and that one additional animal may b e kept for each 20,000 square feet over 30,000 square feet in any such premises. 5. The keeping of bees provided that all conditions of other City Ordinances are complied with and that no hive or box where bees are kept shall be nearer than three hundred 300) feet to any dwelling other than the dwelling of the owner of such bees. 6. One-family dwelling of a permanent character placed in a permanent location of not less than eight hundred 800) square feet ground floor area, exclusive of open porches and garage. 7. Rented rooms in any one-family dwelling for occupancy of not more than four 4) persons in addition to members of the family occupying sue:; dwellings. 8. Hones for the aged or for children may b e permitted after a public hearing in each case under a Conditional Use Permit in accordance with procedures stated. 9. Parks, playgrounds or community centers, owned and operated by a governmental agency. 10. Uses customarily incident to arty of the above uses, including hobby activities of a non-commercial nature. 11. Accessory buildings and uses, including a private garage, guest houses, recreation room, greenhouse, lath house, corral, pen, coop, or other similar structure, a building or room for packing products produced or raised on the same premises, and one stand for the sale of such F-' oducts 12. Special" uses as provided in Section 9100.234, may be per- mitted after a public hearing in each case under a Con- ditional Use Permit in accordance with the procedures stated in Division 6, Part l. 13. Name plates and signs not larger than twenty 20) square feet. Section 9100.234. Special Permit Uses. If a permit has first been obtained as provided in Division 1, Part 5, property in an agri- cultural. zone may be used while such permit is in full force and effect, and in conformity with the conditions of such permit for: a. Hospitals including hospitals for the care of mental patients. b. Rest Homes. c. Nurseries for children d. Child care centers. e. Sanitaria f. Institutions far the care of alcoholic patients g. Drive-in Theatres 15- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 h. Non-profit homes for aged persons. i. Public Schools, non-profit libraries and. museums, witH yards, parking signs. j. Golf courses, except driving ranges, miniature courses an similar uses. k. Living quarters for persons employed on the premises, if occupied only by such persons and their immediate families. 1. Water pumping plants, reservoirs, or water storage tanks. m. Domestic water companies. n. Gas measurement stations. o. Electrical substations or power booster or conversion plants. p. Telephone exchange buildings if parking space of an area not less than the usable floor area of the building is provided in connection therewith. q. Stations for bus, stage or railway passengers, not including central terminal facilities nor bus, stage, or railway car repair or assembly. r. Publicly owned Road Department storage yard, if properly landscaped and screened from the view of adjacent property, and if prior to such use plans are submitted to the Commission showing that such property will. be so properly landscaped and screened. s. Fire stations. Fire stations may be situated less than three hundred feet 3001) from an area in Zone R-3 Section 9100.237. Zone A-1 Recreational and Cultural uses). Pro- perty in Zone A-1 may be used for recreational and educational uses and their necessary facilities, including: a. Public parks. b. Playgrounds c. Churches, temples, or other structures or places or premises used exclusively for religious worship. d. Temporary carnivals, rescue missions, and tent revivals for not to exceed thirty 30) days in any six 6) months' period if not within three hundred 300) feet of any residence in any residential zone, or of any public park or school. Such use may not be reestablished within one 1) mile in the same six 6) months period. e. A convent or monastery if such convent or monastery does not exceed two 2) stories in height including the basement but excluding the cellar. Section 9100.238. Zone A-1 Stands). Property in Zone A-1 also may be used for one stand per lot or parcel of land, exclusively of wood frame construction except the floor), having a floor area of not more than three hundred 300) square feet, for the display and sale of products lawfully produced and processed on such lot or parcel. Such stand shall be placed not nearer than twenty 20) feet from any street or highway upon which such lot or parcel fronts. Section 9100.239. Zone A-1 Signs). In Zone A-1 unlighted signs, which may be within the front or side yard setback if located not nearer than ten 10) feet from any street or highway upon which the property fronts, may be used as follows: a, One double-faced sign not exceeding twenty 20) square feet in area per face and pertaining only to the sale, lease, or hire of the products produced on the premises. 16- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDTNANCE NO. 24 Section 9100.240. Zone A-1(~Liscellaneous). Property in Zone A-1 also may be used for: a. The sale of Christmas trees and wreaths between December 1 and December 25 of each year if the property is restored to its original condition by the end of the calendar year during which such trees and wreaths are sold or offered for sale. b. Other similar enterprises or uses, or other enterprises or uses which are not more obnoxious or detrimental to the public welfare than the enterprises or uses enumerated in Section 9100.234, 9100.237, 9100.238, 9100.239, and this section. c. The sale of firewcrks between the 27th day of June and July 4th of each year, both dates inclusive, to the extent permitted by other statutory and ordinance provisions. DIVISION IV. Part 3 COMMCIAL ZONES Section 9100.251. Zone C-1 Regulations Neighborhood Commercial Zone. Permitted uses: In a C-1 Zone no building shall b e erected, reconstructed or structurally altered, nor shall any buidling or land be used for any pur- pose except those first permitted in the C-1 zone as follows, subject to the provisions governing off-street parking requirements, except that any portion of a building located above the ground floor may b e used for dwelling purposes. a, Any use permitted in Zone R-3. b. Except where the property is devoted exclusively to residential uses upon a non-conforming basis, on the effective date of this ordinance, then at the time of the erection of any main building or structure or at the time any said building or structure is enlarged or increased or by adding a unit thereto or before conversion from one use to another it shall be provided that not less than fifty 50) percent of the land be devoted to off- street parking space, consisting of either an open storage space surfaced with macadam pavement, or an enclosed garage contain- ing space for a standard sized automobile. c. Premises in Zone C-1 may be used for 1. Antiques. The retail sale of genuine antiques. 2. Automobiles. Automobile agency for the sale of new motor vehicles and motor vehicles which were imported from a foreign country not more than six 6) months before the date of the sale, and which haveiot been operated more than five 500) hundred miles including the repair of sudh new or imported motor vehicle as an incident o£ their sale without additional charge, and the sale of second-hand motor vehicles m the same lot or parcel of land taken in as trade-in. No other repairing of any kind may be done. 17- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE N0. 21t 3. Automobile court. 1„.. Automobile parts. The retail sale of new automobile parts. 5. Automobile trailers, sale of new. 6. Bakery. 7. Barber shop or beauty parlor. 8. Book or stationery store. 9. Confectionery store. 10. Dressmaking or millinery shop. 11 Drug store. 12. Dry goods or notions store. 13. Employment agencies. 1L;. Filling station excludins super-service stations) 15. Flowers. The growing, or retail sale of, or both, of flowers. 16. Florist and nursery, sales of gardening materials, includ- ing packaged fertilizer, insecticides, ete. but excluding storage and use of composts, bulk fertilizer and potting cans 17. Grocery or fruit store, retail. 18. Hardware store 19. Jewelry store. 20. Health center, if operated by the State of California or by the County and if no patients are given bed treatment on the premises. 21. Laundry or clothes cleaning agency. 22. Liquor Stare off-sale) 23. Locksmith store, retail. 214 Manufacturer's agency carrying no inventory other than samples. 25. Meat markets or delicatessen store retail. 26. Notions retail sale of. 27. Nurseries for flowers, plants, and shrubs. 28. Office, business or professional. 29. Paintings, retail sale of. 30. Parking lots, commercial if paved with macadam pavement, and where said commercial. parlang lots abut residential zones there shall be erected a six 6) foot masonry fence adjacent to the property line. 31. Photographic equipment. 32. Plants. The growing, or retail sale of, or both, of plants. 33. Plumbing shop,if all material, whether for sale or not, is kept within a building. 34.. Porcelains, the retail sale of. 35• Poultry. The retail sale of dressed poultry. Live poultry shall not be kept or maintained on the premises. 36. Radios. 37. Real Estate Agencies. 38. Restaurant, tea room or cafe, including on-sale liquor. 39. Retail stores, shops, or businesses, selling at retail new products and secondhand articles taken in as trade-in on the sale of new articles provided that such sale of second-hand articles is incidental to the sale of new articles and is conducted on the same premises as the sale of new articles, including, but not limited to, those articles listed in this section. 40. Shoe store or repair shop. 41. Signs in addition to signs described in Section 9100.255, temporary, double-faced signs, not exceeding seventy 70) square feet in area per face, advertising the sale, lease, or hire of the premises. Such signs maybe used within the front or side yard setbacks if not less than ten 10) feet from the actual highway property line. 18 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 42. Tailor, clothing or wearing apparel shop. 43. Telephone compar7 district office. 44. Televisions. 45. Tile. The retail sale of glazed and ornamental tile. 46. Similar establishments catering directly to consumers. d. Other similar enterprises or businesses, or other enterprises or businesses which, in the opinion of the Commission, are not more obnoxious or detrimental to the public welfare than the enterprises or businesses enumerated in subsection b) of this section. Section 9100.255. Zone Regulations Conditions). The conditions under which the uses described in Section 9100.251 are permitted in Zone C-1 are as follows: 1. Where the property is devoted exclusively to residential use, there shallbe garage space of a capacity sufficient to accommodate: a. One car for each dwelling unit of mare than three rooms. Three cars for each four dwelling units of three rooms. b. Two cars for each three dwelling units of less than three rooms. 2. Except where property is devoted exclusively to residential use: a. All goods other than nursery stock, offered for sale, be displayed within a building enclosed by a roof and on all sides by walls. b. That the architectural and general appearances of all such commercial buildings and grounds be in keeping with the character of the neighborhood and such as not to be detrimental to the public health, safety, and general wel- fare of the community in which such use or uses are located. c, That no commercial structure shall exceed a height of two stories, including the basement, but excluding the cellar and advertising signs which are a part of the structure. In an apartment building exceeding two stories in height, including the basement but excluding the cellar, any use permitted in hotels in Zone R-3 is permitted only on the ground floor thereof. d. That there be no outdoor advertising other than: 1. Temporary, double-faced signs not exceeding seventy 70) square feet in area per face, advertising the sale, lease, or hire of the premises. Such signs may be used within the front or side yard stebacks if not less than ten 10) feet from the actual highway property line, which signs would be permitted in Zone C-2. 2. Outdoor advertising not exceeding two in number on any lot or parcel of land, and each not exceeding forty-two 42) square feet in area, which may in- dicate the person owning the premises, the business conducted by him on the premises, or the goods pro- duced or sold on the premises, which outdoor advertising 19- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 would be permitted in C-2 and which outdoor advertising shall contain no other advertising matter. e. No enterprise is permitted which produces or causes any dust, gas, smoke, noise, fumes, odors, or vibrations which are or may be detrimental to other property in the neighborhood or to the welfare of the occupants thereof. 3, Except where property is devoted exclusively to residental use there shall b e provided a parking area as follows: At the time of the erection of any main building or structure, or at the time any said building or structure ds enlarged or increased by adding a dwelling unit, guest rooms, floor area or seats, or before conversion from one use or occupa- tion to another, it shall. be provided for such new con- struction or area change, change in use, enlargement, or increased capacity, off-street parld.ng space, consisting either of an open storage space, surfaced with macadam or an enclosed garage space of at least one parking space of two hundred 200) square feet for every two hundred 200) square feet or major fraction thereof of gross floor area. Said parking space shall be within three hundred 300) feet of the structure or parcel established for C-1 purposes. Section 9100.256. Zone C-1 Validity of Conditions). It is the intention of t e City Council to allow those uses in Zone C-1, speci- fied in Section 9100.251, if all of the requirements and conditions of Section 9100.255 are valid and enforceable. Should Section 9100.255, or any portion thereof, be held invalid, then Section 9100.251, shall also be ineffective and only those uses shall te permitted in Zone C-1 which are permitted in Zone R-2. Should the application of Section 9100.255, or of any portion thereof, to any use permitted by Section 9100.251 be held invalid, then such use shall not be permitted under conditions in Zone C-1. If, as the result of the holding of any portion of Section 9100.255 of this ordinance or any application thereof invalid, any use listed or described in Section 9100.251, is unlawful in Zone C-1, aiy such use made or established in Zone C-1 prior to such decision in complete conformity as a violation of this ordinance. Parking Area: 1. At the time of the erection of any main building or structure or at the time any said building or structure is enlarged or increased by adding a dwelling unit, guest rooms, floe area or seats, or before conversion from one use or occupation to another, it shall be provided for such new construction or area change, change in use, enlargement, or increased capacity, offstreet parking space, consisting of either an open storage space, surfaced with macadam pavement or an enclos- ed garage containing space, lCbx20, for standard sized automobile, to- gether with provisions for safe ingress and egress, at least one park- ing space of two hundred 200) square feet within three hundred. 300) feet of the structure or parcel, for every two hundred 200) square feet or major fraction thereof of gross floor area. 2. Loading Space At the time of the erection or change of use of any main building or part thereof for manufacturing, storage, ware- housing foods display and market, department store, hotel, hospital, laundry, dry cleaning or other uses similarly involving the receipt and 20- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDTNANCE No. 24 distribution by vehicles of materials and merchandise, there shall be provided and maintained at least one loading space of not less than ten 10) feet in width, twenty-two 22) feet in length and fourteen 14) feet in height, with adequate ingress and egress from a public street or alley, for each two thousand 2000) square feet or lot area upon which said building is located; provided, however, that not more than two 2) such spaces shall be required unless the building on such lot has a gross floor area in excess of twenty thousand 20,000) square feet in which case there shall be one additional loading space for each additional twenty thousand 20,000) square feet of floor area or major fraction thereof. Section 9100.257. Zone C-2 Regulations Central Business District. Property in C-2 Zone may b e used for any of those uses listed under subsection 2. 1. Premises in C-2 Zone may be used for residential purposes when the floor area is devoted to residential purposes shall be on the second story of a building, ground floor area of which building is devoted exclusively to commercial uses. 2, In addition to the above uses the following are permitted: a. Any use permitted in C-1 b. Parking Lots c. Commercial swimming pools if enclosed in the building. d. Manufacture of ceramics if the kiln does not exceed sixteen 16) cubic feet in size, and all products are sold at retail on the premises. e. Sale at retail only of: 1. Feed 2. gain 3. Monuments 4. Tombstones 5. Flagstones, other ornamental stone, ornamental bricks and ornamental tile. f. Stores or shops for the conduct of retail or wholesale business other than as listed in subsection e) of this section, new or secondhand, including, but not limited to: l. Bird shop 2. Pet shop 3. Plumbing shop, if outside storage of pipe or fixtures or both, if any, be enclosed with a solid fence not less than six 6) feet in height. g. Battery Service h. Billiard Hall i. Bowling Alley j. Boxing Arena k. Commercial carnival show operated at one particular location not longer than one week in any six 6) months period if not within three hundred 300) feet of any public park or school or area in arty residential zone and which does not produce, cause, or emit any dust, gas, smoke, noise, fumes, odors, or vibrations which are or may be detrimental to other property in the neighborhood or to the welfare of the occupants thereof. 1. Dog food catering service, if the use is for distribution and retail sale only, aryl no manufacturing of dog food 21 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ<e..T..,.w.._. r. ORDINANCE NO. 2)a. is done on the premises:. m. Dyeing of yarns n. Electrical substations. o. Similar wholesale or service businesses not involving warehousing or storage, except accessory storage of commodities sold at retail on the premises. p. Extracting and bottling o£ fruit and vegetable juices if no carbonization is used and not more than a total of five horsepower in electric motors is used in connection kith the extracting and bottling operations. q. Frozen food locker. r. Furniture reupholstering or redecorating store or shop. s. Furniture storage. t. Garages. Elublic garages all operations to be conducted within the building. u. Gas, distribution depot of a public utility selling and distributing gas. v. Gas meter and control station of public utility selling; gas. w. Gas Heaters Laboratory for the testing of gas heaters. x. Glass edging, beveling and silvering in connection with the sale of mirrors and glass decorating furniture. y. Gymnasium. z. Hosritals. aa. Laundry of not more than ten horsepower boiler and not more than ten horsepower of electrical motors. ab. Ildnature golf course. ac. Mortuaries. ad. Motion picture film. Processing of motion picture film. ae. Optical establishment, including the sale of lenses and frames and the grinding and mounting of lenses. af. Parcel delivery terminal. ag. Perfume. The blending of perfume by hand and the bottling; thereof, if not more than six 6) persons are employed at any one time. ah. Photo-engraving. ai. Plating of precious metals, including silver, gold, platinum, bronze, and brass for retail service. aj. Pool Halls. ak. Poultry hatcheries and sale of baby poultry. al. Printer or publisher or both power operated). am. Skating rinks, ice or roller, when housed in a permanent building. an. Transfer company for furniture and household goods. ao. Trucks, rental of trucks of not over two tons capacity. ap. Water service establishments. aq. Light manufacturing on the ground floor only identical to the retail sale of goods from the premises only, provided: l. Seventy-five 75) percent or more of the total ground floor area of the premises shall b e used for retail sales, display of goods, and office space. 2. A commercial appearance shall be maintained by office or window display space or both, across all of the street or highway frontage of the buildings, except doorways, to a depth of not less than two 2) feet if the building has street or highway frontage. 3. Any portion of any building or premises used for such light incidental manufacturing shall not be nearer than fifty 50) feet to any residential, or A-1 zone. 22- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ClInTNANCE NO. 24 ar. The manufacture of clothing, provided: 1. Not more trlan one hundred 100) individuals are employ- ed therein. 2. Adequate off-street parking is provided for all employees. 3. A commercial appearance is maintained by office or window display space or both across all of the street or highway frontage of the building, except door- ways, to a depth of not less than three 3) feet i£ the building has street or highway frontage. 4. Off-street or off-highway loading and unloading space is provided, and so located that there will be m interference with the free flow of traffic on any highway, street or alley. as. The production of phonograph records from prepared biscuits where no manufacturing is done other than the molding of the record in stean Tresses and the packaging for distribu- tion. at. Automobile repair garages if all operations are conducted within a building. au. Other similar enterprises or business which, in the opinion of the Commission, are not more obnoxious or detrimental to the public welfare than the enterprises or businesses herein in this section enumerated, provided, however, that no junk or auto wrecking yard or establishment shall be established or maintained in Zone C-2. Section 9100.259. Zone C-2 Parking and Loading Requirements. Parking Area. 1. At the time of the erection of any main building or structure or at the time any said building or structure is enlarged or increased by adding a dwelling unit, guest rooms, floor area or seats,or before conversion fromo`ule or occupation to another, it shall be provided for such new con truction or area change, change in use, enlargement, or increased capacity, offstreet parking space, con- sisting of either an open storage space, surfaced with macadam pavement or an enclosed garage containing space, 1Obx20, for standard sized auto- mobile, together with provisions for safe ingressand egress, at least one parking space of two hundred 200) square feet within three hundred 300) feet of the structure or parcel, for every two hundred 200) square feet or major fraction thereof of gross floor area. 2. Loading Space. At the time of the erection or change of use of any main bui ding or part thereof for manufacturing, storage, warehousing foods display and market, department store, hotel,hospital, laundry, dry cleaning or other uses similarly involving the receipt and distribution by vehicles of materials and merchandise, there shall be provided and maintained at least one loading space of not less than ten 10) feet in width, twenty-two 22) feet in length and fourteen 14) feet in height, with adequate ingress and egress from a public street or alley, for each two thousand 2000) square feet or lot area upon which said building is located; provided, however, that not more than two 2) such spaces shall be required unless the building on such lot has a gross floor area in excess of twenty thousand 20,000) square feet in which case there shall be one additional loading space for each additional twenty thousand 20,000) square feet of floor area or major fraction thereof. 23 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< CRDINANCE N0. 24 Section 9100.271. Zone M-1 Regulations Light Manufacturing. Premises shall not be used in Zone M-1 for residential purposes and no buildings or structures may b e hereafter erected, modified or altered for residential purposes. Premises in M-1 may be used for: a. Any uses permitted in C-2 zones, except R-1, R-2, R-3, and residential purposes as incident to A-1 use. b. The following lass, except that nothing in this subsection permits punch presses o£ over twenty 20) tons rated capacity, drop hammers, or automatic screw machines: 1. Acetylene. The storage of oxygen and acetylene in tanks if oxygen is stored in a room separate from acetylene, and such rooms are separated by not less than one-hour fire resistant wall. 2. Agricultural contractor equipment, sale, or rental, or both. 3. Animal experimental research institute. 4. Animal hospitals. 5. Assembly plants. 6. Automobile body and fender repair shops if all operations are conducted inside of a building. 7. Automobile painting and upholstering. 8. Bags, Manufacture of 9. Barrels, storage of empty barrels. 10. Baseball Park. 11. Batteries. The manufacture and rebuilding of batteries. 12. Beds. The manufacture of bedspreads and bedsprings. 13. Billboards. The manufacture of billboards. 14. Blacksmith shops. 15. Boat building. 16. Bone Products. The manufacture of bone products. 17. Book bindery. 18. Bott:LJ.ng Plant. 19. Box factory. 20. Breweries. 21. Brushes, the manufacture of. 22. Building materials, storage of. 23. Bus storage. 24. Cabinet making. 25. Candles, the manufacture of. 26. Cannery, except meat or fish. 27. Canvas. The manufacture of canvas and products of canvas. 28. Car barns for buses and streetcars. 2y. Carnivals, commercial or otherwise. 30. Carpenter Shop. 31. Carpet Cleaning. 32. Casein. The manufacture o£ casein products, except glue. 33. Cellophane. The manufacture of cellophane products. 34. Ceramics. The manufacture of ceramics. 35• Cesspool pumping, cleaning, and draining. 36. Cigars, the manufacture of. 37. Cigarettes, the manufacture of. 38. Circus. 39. Clay products. The manufacture or storage, or both of clay products, including clay statuary. 4U. Cleaning and dyeing establishments, wholesale. 41. Clocks, manufacture of. 42. Cloth. The manufacture of cloth and cloth products, including clothing of all kinds but not tanning. 43. Coffee roasting. 44. Coffins, the manufacture of. 45. Cold storage plant. 24- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 46. Contractor's equipment yard, including farm equipment and all equipment used in building trades. 47. Cork, the manufacture of cork products. 48. Cosmetics. The packaging and distribution of pharma- ceutical and cosmetic items. 49. Cotton storage. 50. Creamery. 51. Omitted. 52. Curtain cleaning plants. 53. Dairy products depot and manufacture of dairy products. 54. Dextrine, manufacture of. 55. Distributing Plants. 56. Dogs. a. Dog Breeding b. Commercial Dog kennels c. Dog training schools. 57. Draying yard or terminal. 58. Drugs. The manufacture of, and sale at wholesale, of drugs. 59. Drygoods. The manufacture of and sale at wholesale of, and storage of, drygoods. 60. Dyeing and cleaning, wholesale. 61. Electric appliance assembly. 62. Electrical parts. The manufacture of, the sale at wholesale of, or the storage of, small electrical parts. 63. Electric signs, the manufacture of. 64. Electrical transformer substations. 65. Emery cloth, the manufacture of. 66. Engines. The manufacture of internal combustion or steam engines. This paragraph does not permit a foundry. 67. Engraving. Machine metal engraving. 68. Fabricating, other than snap riveting or any process used in bending or shaping which produces any annoying or disagreeable noise. 6y. Feathers. The manufacture or renovation of feather products, or both. 70. Felt. The manufacture of felt. 71. Ferris Wheels. 72. Tiber products, including fiber glass, the manufacture of. 73. Fixtures, The manufacture of gas or electrical fixtures, or both. 74. Food products, the manufacture, processing, storage and sale of, except lard, pickles, sausage, sauerkraut or vinegar. 75. Fox Farms. 76. Fruit and Vegetable Packing Plant. 77. Fuel yard. 78. Fumigating contractor. 79. Fur products, the manufacture of. 80. Fur warehouse. 81. rurniture, the manufacture of. 87a. Gasoline filling stations, including garage, mechanical repair, battery repair, tire rebuilding, or automobile washing. 82. Generators. The manufacture of electrical generators. 83. Glass. The production by hand of crystal glass art novelties within a closed building of fire resistant construction. 84. Glass, the storage of. 85. Gloves, the manufacture of. 25- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24. 86. Granite, the grading, cutting, and dressing of granite. 87. Hair products, the manufacture of. 88. Harness, the manufacture of. 89. Heating equipment, the manufacture of. 90. Hemp storage. 91. Horn products, the manufacture of. 92. Humane Societies. 93. Ice, the manufacture, distribution and storage of. 94. Incinerators, the manufacture of. 95. Ink, the manufacture of. 96. Iron. Ornamental iron works but not including a f oundry. 97. Jewelry, the manufacture of. 98. Knitting mills. 99. Laboratories for testing experimental motion picture film. 100. Laundry. 101. Leather products, the manufacture of. 102. Linen and towel supply. 103. Liquor Storage. 104. Lubricating oil. The canning and packaging of lubricating oil if not more than one hundred barrels are stored above ground at any one time. 105. Lumber yard except the storage of boxes or crates. 106. Machine Shops. 107. Machinery storage yard. 108. Machinery, the repair of farm machinery. 109. Malt products, the manufacture of. 110. Marble, the grinding, cutting, and dressing of. 111. Marine oil service station. 1.12. 1,,ttresses,the manufacturing and renovation of. 113. Medicines, the manufacture of. 1114 Metals: a. Manufacture of products of precious metals. b. Manufacture of metal, steel, and brass stamps, including hand and machine engraving. c. Metal fabricating. d. Omitted. e. Metal Spinning. f. Metal storage. g. Metal working shop. h. Plating and finishing of metals provided no perchloric acid is used. 115. Omitted. 116. Motors. The manufacture of electric motors. 117. Moving van storage or operating yard. 118. Musical Instruments, the manufacture of. 119. Novelties, the manufacture of. 120.. Oil. the manufacture of vegetable oil. 121. Omitted. 122. Oleomargarine, the manufacture of. 123. Optical goods, the manufacture of. 124. Outdoor skating rinks and outdoor dance pavilions, if such ranks and pavilions are not within five hundred 50U) feet of any residential zone, zone A-1, or any zone of similar restriction in any city or adjacent county. 125. Paint mixing, except the mixing of lacquers and synthetic enamels. 126. Paper mache statuary, the manufacture of. 26- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINIsPTCE NO. 24 127. Paper products, the manufacture of, but not including the manufacture of paper itself. 128. Perfume, the manufacture of. 129. Pest control service, including residential termite control. 130. Pharmaceuticals, the manufacture and packaging of. 131. Phonographs, the assembly of. 132. Phonograph records, the manufactime of, including the grinding and processing of the basic materials used in connection therewith. 133. Plaster, the storage of 7-33.5. Plaetics, the mcMing of plastics including the light manufacture of products thereof, prodded all grinding operations are conducted within an interior room. 134. Plumbing shop and plumbing contractorts shop. 134.5 Poles. Storage of telephone poles and equipment in connection with a telephone company garage and yard, provided that not more than ten 10) telephone poles are stored at any one time; that the storage of poles and equipment is limited to a period of twenty- four 24) hours after delivery to the yard, excepting Sundays and holidays; and, that a six 6) foot masonry wall is erected enclosing the storage space. Plans far such wall shall be subject to approval by the Commission as to location, design and construction. 135. Polish, the manufacture of. 136. Pottery, the manufacture of. 137. Poultry ana rabbits. The wholesale and retail sale of poultry and rabbits, including slaughtering and dressing within a building. 138. Presses.. Hydraulic presses for the molding of plastics. 139. Produce yard, or terminal. 140. Putty, the manufacture of. 141. Radios, the assembly of. 142. Refrigeration plant. 143. Rid-ng Academies. 144. Roofing contractor's establishment. 145. Rope, the manufacture and storage of. 146. Rubber, the processing of raw rubber if: a. The rubber is not melted. b. Where a banbury mixer is used, the dust resulting therefrom is washed. 147. Rug cleaning plant. 148. Rugs, the manufacture of. 7.49. Saddles, the manufacture of. 150. Sand. The washing of sand to be used in sandblasting. 151. Sandpaper, the manufacture of 152. Sash and door manufacturing. 153. Sheet metal shop. 154. Shell products, the manufacture of. 155. Shoes, the manufacture of. 156. Shoe polish, the manufacture of. 157. Shooting gallery. 158. Signs, the manufacture of 159. Omitted. 160. Sodium glutamate, the manufacture of. 161. Soft drinks, the manufacture and bottling of. 162. Springs, the manufacture of. 163. Stables, private stables for the raising and training of 27- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 race horses, provided such use is not established for commercial purposes. 164. Starch. The mixing and bottling of starch. 165. Statuary. The manufacture of clay, paper mache and stone statuary and monuments. 166. Stencils, the manufacture of. 167. Stone, marble, and granite, grinding, dressing and cutting. 168. Storage and rental of plows, tractors, busses, contractors equipment and cement mixers, not within a building. 169. Stove polish, the manufacture of. 170. Textiles. The manufacture of textiles including clothing and upholstery. 171. Tire retreading. 172. Tools, the manufacture of. 173. Toys, the manufacture of. 174. Trailers, the manufacture of. 174.5. Trailer parks. 175. Truck storage or rental. 176. Type. The manufacture of printer's type. 177. Vaves. The storage and repair of ail well valves. 178. Venetian blinds, the manufacture of. 179. Ventilating ducts, the manufacture of. 180. Veterinary. The consulting office and hospital of a veterinary. 181. Vitamin tablets, the manufacture of. 182. Wallboard, the manufacture of 183. Warehouse. Storage warehouse. 183.5.Wash Racks, automobile, steam cleaning 184. Watches, the manufacture of 185. Welding. 186. Wharfs. 187. tidindow shades, the manufacture of. 188. Wine storage and manufacture. 189. Wood. The manufacture of wood products. This section does not permit a planing mill. 190. Wood yard. 191. Woolen goods, the manufacture and storage of. 192. Yarn. The dyeing of yarn and manufacture of yarn products. c, Fertilizer plant or works in addition to those uses listed in Section 9100.234, if a permit has first been obtained as pro- vided in Division I, Part 5, while such permit is in full force and effect and in conformity with the conditions of such permit. d. Any similar enterprises or businesses or other enterprises or businesses which, in the opinion of the City Council, are not more obnoxious or detrimental to the public welfare than the enterprises enumerated in this section. e. Any enterprises, business, or industry which is similar to those enumerated in this section, and any other enterprise, business, or industry which, in the opinion of the City Council, is of a nature comparable to and of the same class as those enumerated. Section 9100.2717. Zone M-1 Regulations. 28 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 a. Promses in Zone h!-1 shall not be used for 1, Dwellings, excepting a dwelling on the same lot or parcel of land which is legally being used so as to require the con- tinuous supervision of a caretaker or superintendent, which dwelling is used exclusively by such caretaker or superin- tendent and his family. 2. Hospitals. 3. Hotels. 4. Institutions or homes for the treatment of convalescent persons, children, and aged persons, alcoholics, the wounded or mentally infirm. S. Lodging houses. 6. Schools. 7. Outdoor advertising which is not permitted in Zone C-2. 8. Any use listed in Section 9100.501. Section 9100.278. Industrial uses, Vehicle Parking. In connec- tion with any manufacturing use in any zone there shall be provided automobile storage space for all vehicles used directly in the conduct- ing of such and, in addition, not less than one automobile storage space for each two persons employed or intended to be employed on the shift having the largest number of employees on such parcel of land, together with adequate ingress and egress thereto. If such automobile storage space is not provided on the same parcel of land on which such use is conducted, it shall be provided within a distance of not to exceed four hundred feet from any entrance to such use, and such vehicle standing space shall be deemed to be required open space on the parcel of land on which the same is located and shall not thereaftEr be reduced or encroached upon in any manner, except upon approval by the commission in either of the two following circumstances only: a. Such space may b e reduced by the amount to which other similar space, similarly situated, and subject to the same con- ditions as herein specified, for such space in the first place, is provided for the use to which it is appurtenant. b. Such space may be reduced by an amount in proportion to ar7 reduction in the number of persons which can be employed on such parcel of land. Section 9100.279. Zone P Regulations Parking). Property in P may be used for: a. Any use permitted in Zone R-3 subject to all area requirements, setbacks, and other regulations applying to Zone R-3. b. Any use permitted in Zone A-1 subject to all area requirements, setbacks, and other regulations applying to Zone A-1 for any use not permitted in Zone R-3, and subject to all other regula- tions applying to Zone R-3 if no property in a residential zone is adjacent to~but property in' an agricultural zone is adjacent to, such property in Zone P. c, Parking of motor vehicles without monetary charge as an incident to arW lawful residential, aL;ricuitural, commercial, or 29- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ< ORDINANCE NO. 24 manufacturing use. Such use is subject to the setback regulations: 1. As imposed by Division 3, Part 4, if any. 2. If Division 3, Part 4, does not apply to such property, as imposed by said Part 3, on adjoining property, if any, property across a highway is in no case to be considered adjoining. 3. In cases not covered by 1) or 2) of this paragraph, and where the property is not located as described in subsections c), those of Zone R-3. The provisions of this subsection do not prohibit confining such parking to owners proprietors, or customers of such residential agricultural,.commercial, or manufacturing use. As used in this section, property across a highway shall be considered if and only if, otherwise no property in a residential or agricultural zone would be adjacent to the property under consideration in Zone P. Section 9100.2791. Zone P Regulations conditions). In Zone P any area used for motor vehicle parking shall be developed as follows: a. Such area shall be paved with an asphaltic or concrete s7urfacing; shall have appropriate bumper guards where needed, and except for driveways and other entrances, shall be properly enclosed with an ornamental fence, wall, or compact eugenia or other evergreen hedge having a height of not less than four 4) feet and main- tained at a height of not more than six 6) feet. Such fence wall or hedge shall be erected and maintained at the rear of the front yard or side yard required in subsection c) of Section 9100.279 and the area between the property line of the lot cr parcel of land in Zone P and such fence, wall, or hedge shall be planted with lawn, shrubs, or flowers and continuously maintained in good condition. b. 1there such area adjoins a lot or parcel of land having a setback as required by Division 3 of Part 4 or a residential or A-1 or A-2 Zone, a six-foot masonry wall shall be erected and maintained on the side of the area in Zone P which adjoins such lot or parcel of land. Such wall shall not extend into the front yard or side yard setback required on such area in Zone P. c. Any lights used to illuminate such parking area shall be so arranged as to reflect the light away from any residential or A-1 or A-2 zone. Part 5 PUBLICLY MINED PROPERTY Section 9100.281. Approval of Acquisition. When the Commission, pursuant to Section 7 of the Conservation and Planning Act, approves the acquisition of any square, park or other public ground or open space by aiy public ent-ity, it may in its approval designate for what purposes such property may be used. Section 9100.282. Use of Publicly Owned Property. When the Commission so approves such acquisition, such property may be used for 30 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ < CRDIPLI-CE NO. 24 any use designated pursuant to this Part by the Cornission in addi- tion to those uses perri tied in the zone which such property is located. Part 6 CH4NGE OF ZONE Section 9100.306. Statutory Provisions. All changes of zone shall be made pursuant to the Conservation and Planning Act or other applicable state law. Section 9100.307. Initiation. A change of zone may be initiated by the City Council or by the Commission or pursuant to a petition filed as provided in this Part. Section 9100.308. Petition. Upon depositing the filing fee and the publication deposit as required Uy Section 636, any person my file with the Director a petition for a change of zone. Section 9100.309. Contents of Petition. In a petition for a charge of zone the applicant shall shcnr: a. When was existing zone effective and axe there changed con- ditions to warrant other or additional zoning? b. Does the existing business, commercial or industrial area meet the requirerm nts on a regulated basis of the area? c. Is the area so zoned as to support a reasonable place in the comprehensive or over-all master plan? d. Will the owner or owners of property be deprived of a property right if the request for zone change is not granted? e. 4iFill proposed change of zone adversely affect the adjoining property as to value, precedent, or be detrimental to the area? 1f'r Such other nformation as the Cornission deems necessary. DIVISION 1V. FRONT AND SIDE YARD SETBACKS Part 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS. Section 9100.451. Purpose. in order to provide for adequate open spaces, and t e admission thereto of light and air, and to provide adequate visibility to the operators of motor and other vehicles along public highway and at the intersection thereof, the front and side yard setbacks provided for in Division II, and Part 2 of this chapter, and the front and side yard setbacks shown on these certain maps in Part 3 of this Division, are created and established as a part of a comrre- hensive system of front or side yard setbacks covering those portions of the City of Baldwin Park. ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ!< 0RDINAY CB N0. 24 Section 9100.453. Prohibition. A person shall not use any building or structure, any part of which is closer to the adjacent boundary of the highway than*as provided either in Part 2 of this Division or as indicated on any map in Part 3 of this Division, except: a. As provided in Chapter 45 of said Building Code of the City of Baldwin Park Ordinary e No. 15). b. Fences, walls, and hedges not to exceed six feet in height, may be constructed in the side yard of corner lots. c. A fence or wall, whether joined to another building or structure or entirely separate therefrom, if no portion of such fence or wall which is in any zone more than forty two 42) inches above the natural level of the ground immediately adjacent to such re- spective portion thereof. d. A fence or wall as required by any law or regulation of the State of California or any agency thereof. This does not permit a fence or wall higher than that required by such law or regulation. e. Omitted. f. Signs advertising the sale, lease, or tire of the premises may be ten 10) feet backh?om the actual. highway property line or on the front or side yard setback line, whichever is nearer the highway property line. g. Signs attached to a lawfully existing building may be as near the actual highway property line as the portion of the building to which the sign is attached or may be placed on the building as provided in Chapter 52 of said Uniform Building Code. h. Eaves. Section 9100.4535. Exception. Stairways or steps shall not extend to any extent into a front yard required by Section 9100.467, but an un- enclosed stairway or steps, together with the customary railings or balustrades or ornamental pedestals or piers, if no tread of that portion of the stairway within the building line is more than seventy-. two 72) inches vertical distance above the natural level of the ground under and immediately adjacent thereto, and no portion of such stairway, steps, railing, balustrade, pedestal or pier is within five 5) feet of the highway line, and no portion of any such railing or balustrade is more than forty-two 42) inches vertical distance above the topmost surface of that tread of such stairway or steps which is immediately thereunder or above the natural level o£ the ground imme- diately adjacent to the base thereof, may extend within the front or side yard setbacks car other setbacks provided for in this ordinance except front yard required by Section 9100.467. Section 9100.454. Half Streets. A building or structure shall not be erected or maintained on a lot or parcel of land which abuts a highway having only a portion of its required width dedicated and where no part of such dedication would normally revert to said lot if the highway were vacated, unless the yards provided and maintained in con- nection with such building or structure have a width or depth of that portion of the lot or parcel of land needed to complete the highway width, plus the width or depths of the yards required on the lot or parcel of land by this ordinance, if any. This section applies to all zones and applies whether this ordinance required yards or not. This section does not require a yard of such width or depth as to reduce the building depth of a corner lot to lesthan forty 40) 32 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ"< ORDINANCE N0. 24 feet. The Commission, upon request, shall determine the required street width. Section 9100.455. Private Garage. A private garage may be built anti maintained not less tan five feet from the highway boundry line if t'ne average grade of the major portion of the lot or parcel of land on which the garage is to be located is in excess of the ratio of ten 10) feet vertical distance to one hundred 100) feet hori m ntal dis- tance and no portion of such private garage is more than twelve feet vertical distance above the level of the curb# or if there be no curb, above the level of the sir face of the edge of the highway immediately in front of the middle point of the front elevation of such garage building. Section 9100.456. Exceptions. The provisions of Part 2 of Division appiy to setback and building line regulations imposed by this and other ordinances. In addition thereto the City of Baldzdn Park, Engineer, or the Director, without notice or hearing, may grant a modification to such regulations including setbacks required by this or by any other ordinances where topographic features, subdivision plans, or other conditions create an unnecessary hardship or unreason- able regulation or make it obviously impractical to require compliance with the setback line. The City Engineer shall notify the Director of all modifications which the said en~;dneer has granted. Part 2 BUILDIIGG LME3 ESTABLISHED BY ZONING Section 910U.462. residential. and Agricultural Zones. In Zones R-1, R-r, R-3, and A-1, except where a different setback is established by Part 3, of this Division, front yard setbacks are hereby established so that there will be a front yard depth of not less than the average depth of the front yards of the lots next adjacent thereto in the block or within three hundred 300) feet on each side, whichever distance is the lesser. A vacant lot or a lot having a front yard of more than the required depth shall be considered for this purpose as having a front yard of the required depth. Section 9100.463. Required Depth. except where a building line setback is established by Part of this Divisions the required depth is: Setback begins at front of property line, this excludes parkway). a. Twenty 20) feet in Zones R-1 and R-2 and A-l. b. Fifteen 15) feet in Zone R-3. Section 9100.464. Side Yards. In Zones R-1, R-2, R-3 and A-l, and except w ere a different setback is provided by Part 3 of this Division, where residences face a street or highway which parallels the sine yard of a corner residence, there shall be a side yard to such corner residence adjoining such highway of not less than one-half the required depth as defined in Section 9100.462. Section 9100.465. Side Yards Concluded. In Zones R-1, R-2, R-3, and A-1, except where a different setback is provided by either this Fart or by Part 3 of this Division, there shall b e a side yard to every residence which sides on a highway, of not less than average depth of the lards next adjacent thereto on either side. A vacant lot or a 33- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ#< ORDINAPE'E NO, 24 lot having a side yard of more than five 5) feet shall b e considered for this purpose as having a side yard of five 5) feet. A yard shall be considered ad,acent even if separated bar an intersecting highway. In Zone A-1, or where Zones R-1, R-2, or R-3, abut an A-1 zone, there shall be a side yard to every residence of not less than fifteen 15) feet. Section 9100.466. Zone C-1. In Zone C-1, C-2 and M-1, building lines are hereby established parallel to and: a. Sixty 60) feet from the center line of every secondary highway. b. Seventy 70) feet from the center line of every major highway. c. For the purpose of this Part center line shallmean a line half- way distant from the established curb lines on each side of the street, and the City Engineer shall align the said center line so that it shall be the average center line" of the entire length of the street. Section 9100.467. Other Zones. a. In all other zones, except as otheri6se provided in this Part or any other ordinance, building lines are hereby establisle d parallel to and: 1. Forty 40) feet from the center line of every secondary highway. 2. Fifty 50) feet from the center line of every major highway. b. The City Engineer may designate, with approval of the Executive Committee of the Planning Commission a different setback distance when the City Engineer finds that the established setback on a street or streets is different than hereinabove provided. DIVISION V. Part 1 PERIOTS AND EXCEtTICNS SPECIAL USE PERMITS. Section 9100.501. Uses Listed. A person shall not use any premises in Zone M-1, w ether such use was established before or after the effective date of this ordinance, unless for such premises a valid unrevoked special use permit is in effect, for any of the following: l. Auto wrecking yard or establishment. 2. Grinding of non-metallic ore. 3. Junk yard or establishment. 4. Manufacturing of a. Brick b. Tile, if the kiln is not within a building. c. Terra Cotta 5. Oil well if not within three hundred 300) feet of any public park. 6. Radio transmitter station or towers. 7. Round House. 8. Sand blasting plant. 9. Acetylene gas, the manufacture of. 10. Blast furnace. 11. Bleaching Powder, the manufacture of. 12. Celluloid, the manufacture of. 13. Cellulose, the manufacture of. 14. Foundry, other than an aluminum foundry employing only 34 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ$< ORDINANCE NO. 24 electric or low pressure crucibles. a. A person shall not use any premises in Zone M-1 for any of the following uses, and may only use premises in Zone M-1 for such uses if for such premises a valid unrevoked special permit is in effect, for any of the following: 1. Boiler Works. 2. fistillation of bones. 3. Fat rendering 4. T'anufacturing of: a. Lmnonia b. Cement c. Greases d. Lamp Black e. Lard f Lime g. Plaster h. Tallow i. Tar or the by-products thereof. j. Tobacco, chewing tobacco. k. Vinegar 5. Rock and gravel storage bunker. 6. Acid, the manufacture of. 7. Asphalt plant 8. By-products. The manufacture of by-products or scrap from handling or utilization of fish, meat or animals. 9. Cattle sales yard. 10. Cemeteries for pets. 11. Chlorine gas, the manufacture of 12. Coal. The distillation of coal or coal tar, the manufacture of any coal tar product. 13. Coke oven. 14. Creosote, the manufacture or bulk storage thereof. 1.5. Creosoting plant. ib. Dairy. 17. Explosives, the manufacture of. 18. Fertilizer plant or works commercial) 19. Fireworks, the manufacture of. 20. Fish processing including fish cannery 21. Forging works. 22. Gas, the storage of illuminating gas in excess of 500,000 cubic feet. 23. Gelatine, the manufacture of. 24. Glue, the manufacture of. 25. Guncotton produce, the manufacture of. 26. Hydrocyanic acid, the manufacture of any produce of hydrocyanic acid. 27. Livestock feed yard. 28. Meat packing plant. 29. Oil reclaiming plant. 30. Ore reduction plant 31. Petroleum refinery. 32. Phenol, the manufacture of. 33. Pyroxylin, the manufacture of pyroxylin plastic material or any product thereof or therefrom. 34. Refuse disposal, including the incineration, reduction, or dumping of offal, ashes, garbage, rubbish or refuse except wood refuse to be burned in a suitable furnace and except when operated by or under control of the City. 35. Potash, the manufacture or refining thereof. 36. Rifle range. 37. Rubber reclaiming plant, 35 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ%< ORDINANCE NO. 24 38. Sewer farm or sewage disposal plant not operated by or under control o£ the city. 39. Size, the manufacture of. 40. Smelter. 41. Storage of oil, gasoline or petroleum products in a1y quan- tity exceeding twenty-five hundred 2500) barrels, on any one lot o r parcel of land, except oil storage in conjunction with an oil well being drilled or in production not exceed- ing six thousand 6000) barrels per each such well on the same lot or parcel of land upon which such well is located. 42. Tannery. 43. Wool pulling plant. 44. Fanufacture of synthetic ammonia. 45. Manufacture of soda ash sodium carbonate) 46. Manufacture of caustic soda by electrolysis. 47. Drop hammers. 48. Airport or landing field. 49. Borrow pit to a depth of over three feet. 50. Hog ranch. 51. Race track of any kind, except a race track used exclusively for contests of speed, skill or endurance between human beings only. 52.: Rock quarry, sand or gravel pit, rock crushing plant, or any apparatus for the manufacture or production of rock, sand or gravel, or any excavation for the purpose of obtaining clay, decomposed granite, or similar material. 53. Institutions for the care of mental patients. 54. Institutions cr tiie care of alcoholic patients. Section 9100.503. How Granted. A special use permit under this Part may be obtained as follows: a. not used) b. In all other cases, including cases where such a permit has expired or has been revoked, by application as provided in this Part. Section 9100.504. Filing Application. Any person desiring to establish am use referred to in this Part where this Part does not automatically LTant a permit, shall file an application with the Com- mission pursuant to Part 2, Division 6. In such application the applicant shall state the nature of the business, occupation or purpose for which such building, structure or improvement is to be erected, constructed, altered, enlarged, moved, occupied, ar used. Section 9100,510. Findings. After a hearing the Commission shall report to the City Council its findings as to whether the erection, construction, alteration, enlarging, moving, occupying or using of such building, structure improvement or premises for t1B business, occupation or purpose designated in the manner set forth in the application or under restrictions or conditions will be a menace to or endanger the public health, safety or general welfare. The Commission shall also recommend to the City Council the granting o£ such permit as applied for or under such restrictions or conditions as they find necessary to prevent such proposedize frcm becoming a menace to or endangering the public health, safety or Len- eral welfare, or shall recarmmend a denial thereof. 36- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ&< OhDINANCE NO, 24. Section 9100.51.1. Judgment. Upon receiving the findings and recommendations of the Planning Commission the City Council shall determine whether the erection, construction, alteration, enlarging, moving, occupying or using the buildings, structure, improvement or premises for the business, occupation or purpose requested in the application for a permit or subject to restrictions or conditions will or will not be a menace to or endanger the public health, safety or general welfare, and shall grant such permit as applied for or subject to such conditions or restrictions as it will find to be necessary, or shall deny the permit accordingly. Section 9100.51,5. Discontinuances. A special use permit, granted action of tHe City ounci automatically shall cease to be of any force and effect if the use for which such special use permit was granted has ceased or has been suspended for a consecutive period of one or more years. Section 9100.516. Nuisances. Neither the provisions of this Part nor the granting of any permit provided for in this part authorizes or legalizes the maintenance of any public or private nuisance. Part 2 EXCEPTIONS Section 9100. 520. Scope. The provisions of this Part apply to all restrictions imposed by t s ordinance, including building set back lines, and also apply to any building line or setback line imposed by any other ordinance. Section 9100.521. Grounds in General. An exception may be granted excepting property from some particular restriction or re- strictions applicable to the zone in which such property is located if a. The exception is necessary for the preservation of a substantial property right of the owner. b. Such exception will not be materially detrimental to the public welfare nor to the property of other persons located in the vicinity thereof. If there are no protests of any kind to the granting of the exception requested the Planning Commission may recommend, and the City Council nay grant, the exception even though such exception is not necessary fcr the preservation of a substantial property right of the owner. In such case, however, the owner is not entitled to an exception. A petition for an exception does not state sufficient facts under this section unless it states facts supporting both paragraph a) and paragraph b) hereof. Section 9100.522. Grounds An exception may also be granted where there are practical diffi culties or unnecessary hardships in the way of carrying out the strict letter of the ordinance, and i n the granting of such exception the spirit of the ordinance will be ob- served, public safety secured, and substantial justice done. Section 9100.523. Existing Use Improved. An exception may also be granted so as to permit a use of property which is both less detrimental to the public welfare, and less detrimental to the property 37 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ'< ORDINANCE N0. 24 of persons located in the vicinity than is the existing a wful use of such property, which existing use is permitted by an exception either automatic or otherwise. If the use for which the exception is required would be unlawful in any zone except Zone A-1), in which the existing use would be permitted, this section does not apply. The Planning Commission may recommend,and the City Council may grant pursuant to this section an exception only after a public hearing. Section 9100, 5235. Property Lines. Where a zone boundary line divides a: Tot or parcel ian in un vl'3ed ownership, an exception may be granted to permit in that portion of such lot or parcel of land which is a) not in Zone P, and b) in which all parts of such parcel are within fifty 50) feet of such zone boundary, any use permitted in the other portion if it is found that a. Such lot or parcel of land was created in good faith and not for the purpose of taking advantage of this section. b. In the granting of such exception the spirit of the ordinance will be observed, public safety secured, and substantial justice done. The Planning Commission may recommend, and the City Council may grant an exception pursuant to this section, either without a public hearing or after a public hearing. Section 9100. 524. Required Alterations. An exception may also be granted o permit a use w ch is lawful because of an exception either automatic, or otherwise, or which is lawful because of any permit granted pursuant to this ordinance o r to an ordinance superseded by this ordi- ordinance, to be expanded or altered to the extent required by any law, ordinance or regulation. The Planning Commission may recommend, and the City Council may grant an exception pursuant to this section either without a public hearing or after a public hearing. Section 9100.525. Parking. An exception may also be granted to permit motor vehicle parking under the same cond tions as allowed in Zone P, if such exceptions will not be materially detrimental to the public welfare nor to the property of other persons located in the vicinity thereof. Section 9100.5255. Horticultural Gardens. An exception may also be granted, if such exception will not be materially detrimental to the public welfare nor to the property of other persons located in the vicinity of the property with respect to which the exception is granted, to permit the development, maintenance, and operation of horticultural gardens on a parcel of land comprising not less than than ten acres, and to permit the opening of such gardens to the public and the charging of an admission fee thereto. All areas used for parking shall be enclosed except entrances thereto) with a masonry wall, a compact eugenia or other evergreen hedge having a height of not less than four 4) feet and maintained at a height of not more than six 6) feet, or by trees or shrits, or both, not less than four 4) feet in height. Such hedge, trees, or shrubs shall be maintained in good condition. ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ(< ORDINANCE NO. 24 Section 9100.526. Oil Wells. An exception may also be granted permitting the drilling of an oil well if: a, It appears probable that there is oil underneath the property under consideration or under adjacent property which oil cannot otherwise be extracted, and b. Such exception will not be materially detrimental to the public welfare or to the property of other persons located in the vicinity thereof. Section 9100.5262. Service Stations. Exception may also be granted permitting t e erection of a Service Station in a C-1 or C-2 Zone if a. It appears that the installation of the said service station will not create a traffic hazard or endanger life or limb of pedestrians. b. The granting of the exception will not adversely affect comprehensive zoning map. c. The exception will not be materially detrimental to the public welfare nor to the property of other parsons located in the vicinity thereof. d. The spirit of the ordinance will be upheld, public safety secure, and substantial justice done. Section 9100.5263. An exception also may be granted for variations of the required area if: a. Such exception will not alter the character of the area or be detrimental to other property in the vicinity, and b. The spirit of the ordinance will b e upheld, public safety secured and substantial justice done. The Planning Commission may recommend, and the City Council may grant, a minor variation of the required area pursuant to this section either without a public hearing or after a public hearing. 9100.5265. Land Reclamation Projects. An exception also may be granted in Zones A-1 and M-1, to permit the establishment and opera- tion of land reclamation projects if: a. Topographical conditions are such that the completion of the operations will be of substantial benefit to the property and to the community in which such property is located, and b. There exists a need for such facilities, the City Engineer so finds, and he files with the Commission a statement in writing that he so finds, and c. Such exception will not be materially detrimental to the public welfare nor to the property of other persons located in the vicinity thereof. Section 9100.29. Necessary Uses. An exception may also be granted or any use necessary to the maintenance of the public health, convenience or general welfare,-including churches, temples or other 39- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ)< ORD?1jiECE NO, 24 places used exclusively for religious worship, public utilities, public schools, private schools which offer instructions in the several branches of learning and study required to be taught in the public schools by the Education Code of the State of California and not furnishing room or board and other governmental purposes if such use is necessary to, and not detrimental to the community, and in granting of such excep- tion the spirit of the ordinance will be observed, public safety secured and substantial. justice done. In cases of such uses owned and maintained by public agencies or owned and maintained by priv ately owned public utilities, the Planning Commission may recommend, and the City Council may grant, an exception only after a public hearing. Section 9100.530. Definition Types. As used in this Part the expressions Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, Type and Type 5 building" are used as defined in the Uniform Building Code as heretofore adopted by the City of Baldwin Park and hereinafter referred to as the Building Code. Section 9100.531. Existing Uses;. An exception is granted automatica ly, er so as to permit the continuation of the particular existing uses of any building, structure, improvement or premises exist- ing in the respective zones immediately prior to the time this ordinance or any amendment thereof becomes effective if such existing use was not in violation of this or any other ordinance or law. As used in this section, the word property" refers only to that portion of the prope rty actually utilized for the existing use. The word improvement" does not include any improvement not a part of the ex- isting use, shall be disregarded in the construction of this section. This section does not authorize the extension, expansion or en- largement of such existing use, or permit the addition of structures or other facilities in conjunction with such existing use. Such exception shall remain in force and effect for the follow- ing lengths of time, except that it may be extended or revoked as pro- vided in this Part: a, Where the property is unimproved, one 1) year. b. Where the property is unimproved except for structures to replace for which the Uniform Building Code does not re- quire a building permit, one 1) year. c. Outdoor advertising, two 2) years. d. In other cases twenty 20) years and for such longer time so that the total life of the improvement from date of construction will be: 1. Type 4 or 5 buildings light incombustible frame and wood frame): a. Flats, apartments, and double bungalows, thirty 30) years. b, Other dwellings, thirty-five 35) years. c, Stores and factories, twenty-five 25) years. 2. Type 2 or Type 3 buildings heavy timber construction and ordinary masonry): a. Apartments, offices, hotels, residences, stores below, apartments above, forty 40) years. 40 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ*< ORDINANCE NO. 24. b. Stores below, hotel or offices above, forty 40) years. c. Warehouses, stores, garage, lofts, forty 40) years. d, Factories and industrial, fifty 50) years. 3. Type 1 buildings fire resistive): a. Apartments and residences, fifty 50) years. b. Offices and hotels, fifty-five 55) years. c. Theatres, sixty 60) years. d. Warehouses, Lofts, stores, garages, fifty 50) years. e. Industrial forty 40) years. Section 9100.532. Extension. In addition to the other grounds set fort in t s Pa an exception which has been automatically granted by this Part may be extended if the Commission finds that the nature of the improvement is such that to require cessation of use would impair the property rights of any person to such an extent as to be unconstitutional taking of property. Section 9100.533. Revocation of Automatic Exception. In addition to other grounds sated in Part of vision an exception which has been automatically granted may be revoked if the Commission finds: a. That the condition of the improvements if any, on the pro- perty are such that require the property t o be used only for those uses permitted in the zone where it is located would not impair the constitutional rights of ary person. b, That the nature of the improvements are such that they can be altered so as to be used in conformity with the uses permitted in the zone in which such property is located without impairing the constitutional rights of arty person. Section 9100.534. Recommending by Commission at Change of Zone Hearing. If after one or more hearings before the Comission on a c~iange of zone or on an amendment of any other ordinance, the evidence, in the opinion of the Commission, shows facts which, by the provisions of this Part entitle any person to an exception, the Commission may recommend to the City Council such exception. Section 9100.535. Granting by City Council at Change of Zone Hearing. If, after one or more hearings before the City ounce i on a change of zone or on an amendment of any other ordinance, the evidence, in the opinion of the City Council, shows facts which, by the provisions of this Part entitle any person to an exception, The City Council may grant such exception. Section 9100.536. Except as otherwise specifically provided in this Part an exception shall b e granted, modified, or revoked only after a public hearing as provided in Part 2 of Division 6. Section 9100.537. The Planning Commission may recommend denial, and the ity ouncil may derry, without a hearing, a petition for an ex- ception if such petition does not state sufficient facts to justify an exception. The Commission may permit the petitioner to amend such petition. be held: 9100.538. Hearings on the granting of an exception may a. If the City Council instructs the Commission to provide such hearing. b. Upon the initiative of the commission. c, Upon the filing of an application. 4.1- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ+< ORIIINANCE NO. 24 Section 9100.539. When an application is filed it shall be accompanied ti-Fe f fling fee and deposit as required by Section 9100.636. Section 9100.540. Ex iration An exception which is not used within the time specified in such exception,or if no time is specified, within one 1) year after the granting of the exception, becomes null and void anal of no effect, except that the Commission from time to time may grant fuAher time either before or after the expiration of such period, or other shorter or longer period, granted by former action pursuant to this section. If the Commission acts without a public hearing in a case in which it could not grant a new exception without a public hearing, it may grant such further time fcr not longer than one 1) year after the granting of the exception. Section 9100.541. Public Uses.. A legally existing public school, college, park, library, fire station, and other public sites may be added to, extended, or altered without an exception under this Part if such additions, extensions or alterations do not extend beyond the boundaries of the site originally approved by the Commission or of a site established before such approval was required. Section 9100.543. Conditions. Any exception authorized by this Part may, be granted subject to such conditions as will aid in observing the spirit o£ the ordinance, securing public safety, and doing substantial justice, including, but not limited to: a.Granting an exception for a limited time, only. b. Granting for a limited time, only, an expansion oar extension of a use which is legal only because of a prior exception whether automatic or granted by specific action, or con- dition that, at the end of such time such prior excep- tion also shall terminate and the property b,% uded only for purposes which Division 2 permits in the zone in which such property is located. c. That certain uses, whether authorized by the exception or without such exception, be confined to designated portions of the property or to designated days, or designated times in a day. d. That certain uses, whether lawfu without the granting of the exception or authorized by th exception, be not made of the property unless and until certain conditions: exist. It was the intention of the City Council in enacting this ordinance, and in the enactment of ail subsequent amendments thereto to authorize the imposition of any such conditions in the granting of exceptions. This sections` added to remove all doubt as to the power of the City Council and thr Commission to impose such conditions and not to make any substantive change in this ordinance. DIVISION VI Part 1 PROCEDURE EXECUTIVE C014MTEE Section 9100.601: The Executive Committee of the Planning Commission shall consist of three members of the Planning Commission, to 42 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ,< ORDINANCE NO. 24 be appointed by tiie Commission. In addition to the said three members the Planning Director shall be an ex-officio member of the said Executive Committee and shall be required to attend all meetings. Section 100.603. The members of the Planning Commission shall appoint from their members as shall designate their desire to serve on the Executive Co nrittee, the persons who shall serve thereon. Such per- sons shall serve for terms of three months, and the terms shalll be rotated. Section 9100.604. Any member of the Commission who has been designated to sit at a hearing of the Executive Commission may request vV other member of theCommission to sit at such hearing in his stead. The member so request-ad shall have the jurisdiction to sit at such hearing as if the City Council had designated him to set in the first place. Section 8100.606. The concurrence of three of the members of the Executive Committee sitting at a particular hearing shall be necessary to maize a recommendation and in event concurrence of members is not made. then the matter shall be referred to the Plxlning Commission as a whole at its next regular meeting. Section 9100.608. The Executive Committee shall be authorized to act in such matters as the City Council shall from time to time designate by Ordinance. Part 2 PROCEDURE IN CENEPAL Section 9100. 631. When cases where a hearing is required by this ordinance to grant, modify or revolve any permit to move a building or approve a lot of less than the minimum frontage, the Executive Committee shall hold such hearing, except that the Commission may by majority vote determine to, and may itself hold such hearing. Section 9100.632. Scope. The procedure specified in this Part shall govern all hearings held before either the Executive Committee or the Commission for the purpose of determining whetheriD grant, deny or revoke any permit, exception, or other approval. Section 9100.633.. Any person desiring any permit, exception, variance or change of zone or other approval required by, or provided for, in this ordinance shall file an application therefor with the Commission. Section 9100.634. Contents of Application. Such application shall state: a, The name and address of the applicant. b. Evidence that the applicant: 1. Is the owner of the premises involved, or 2. Has the permission of such owner to make such application, or 3. Is or will be the plaintiff in action in eminent domain to acquire the premises involved. c. The legal description of, and, if there be a street address, the street address, otherwise a description of, the 43- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ-< ORMNANCE NO. 24 premises upon which the requested use is to be maintained. d. Such other information as specified elsewhere in this chapter. Section 9100.635. Data with Application. In all cases where a public hearing is required, with each application an applicant shall also file: a. Four copies of white background prints of a map drawn to a scale specified by the Director, showing the location of the property concerned, and the location of all highways, streets, and alleys and all lots and parcels of land within a distance of seven hundred 700) feet from the exterior boundaries of the proposed use. b. One copy of such map shall show the use to which each and every lot and parcel of land is put. c. A certified list as shown on the latest available assessment roll of the County of names and addresses of all persons to whom all property is assessed within five 500) feet from the exterior boundaries of the proposed use. d. A plot map of the subject premises. e. The accuracy of such maps and list of the responsibility of the applicant. f. The Director shall require the following information: 1. Why the change is necessary to preserve a substantial property right, and 2. Why the requested permit, exception, change, or variance would be materially beneficial to the overall planning of the City of Baldwin Park. g. The Planning Commission may require the written opinion of a person qualified as a planner as to f) 1 and 2 above. Section 9100.636. Fees and Deposits. a. For the purpose of partially defraying the expenses involved in connection with any application ror petition) required by this ordinance, the following filing fees shall accompany the appli- cation or petition): 1. For changes of zone or variance One Hundred Dollars $100.) plus Fifteen Dollars $15.00) for each parcel more than one. 2. For special permits One Hundred Dollars $100.) 3. For exceptions One Hundred Dollars. $100.) 4. For house moving Twenty-five Dollars $25.00). b. In addition to the required filing fee, the applicant or petitioner) shall deposit with the Director the following amounts: a. The sum of the costs of processing over thirty-five $35.u0) dollars, which the.Director estimates is necessary to com- pensate the City for direct costs of printing, mailing and map making. h4 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ.< ORDINANCE NO. 24 Section 9100.637. Setting for Hearing. Upon the filing of an application pursuant to this Article and the making of the required deposit to cover the fee and publication deposit, the Director or the Secretary of the Planning Commission shall fix a time and place for a public hearing. Section 9100.638. Notice of Hearing. Not less than ten days prior to the date of any hearing, the Director shall: a. Cause a copy of a notice of the time and place of such hearing to be published once in a newspaper of general circulation in the City of Baldwin Park. Such publications,if made in a daily news- paper, shall be for a period of not less than five consecutive publications of such newspaper immediately preceding the date of hearing, and if made in a weekly newspaper, shall be for a period of not less than two consecutive publications of such paper inane- diately preceding the date of hearing. b. Cause a notice by first-class mail, postage prepaid, to be mailed to all persons whose names and addresses appear on the latest available assessment roll of the County of Los Angeles as owning property within a distance of five hundred feet 5001) from the exterior boundaries of the area actually to be occupied by the use for maintenance: of which the application is filed, and to such other persons whose property in his judgment might be affected by the establishment of the use requested. c. Cause a notice of the time and place of such hearing to be sent to such public officer, departments, bureaus or agencies who, in the opinion of the Director, might be interested, requesting a report thereon. d. If for a revocation, also serve upon the owner of the premises in- volved written notice of the time and place of such hearing either in the manner required by law for the service of summons, or by registered mail, postage prepaid. e. As a matter of policy in appropriate cases the Planning Director may post notices upon and near the subject premises. Section 9100.639. After a hearing by the Planning Commission the said Planning Commission shall report to the City Council its findings and recommend the action which it concludes the City Council should take. Section 9100.640. Upon receiving the report of the Executive Committee the ommission may: a. Approve and adopt the findings and recommendations of the Executive Committee. b, Require a transcript or summary of the evidence introduced before the Executive Committee. Upon receipt of such transcript or summary the Commission shall take such action as in its opinion is indicated by such evidence. c. Refer the matter back with or without instructions to the Executive Committee for further proceedings. d, Set the matter for hearing before itself. At such hearing the Commission shall hear and decide the matter de novo as if there were no Executive Committee. 45 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ/< OfJ~I:uATv" C2:2 140. 24 Section 9100.641. Hearing by Commission. If the Commission itself holds a hearing, from the evidence introduced at such hearing the Commission shall make findings and shall take such action as in its opinion is indicated by such evidence. Section 9100.642. If the Commission takes no action on a recommendation o;' the ecutive Committee for thirty days after receiving the same, at the expiration of such thirty days the Director shall release such recommendation as the final ruling of the Commission. Section 9100.643. The Commission shall cause to be mailed to the applicant or person the revocation of whose permit, exception, or other approval is under consideration, as the case may be, registered mail, return receipt requested, a notice of the action of the Commission. Section 9100.644. Accounting Funds. The Director shall keep a permanent and accurate account of all deposits received, giving the name of the applicant upon whose account the same was deposited, the date and amount thereof, together with the location of the premises to which they relate. The Directors shall daily transmit all funds to the City Clerk. Section 9100.645. Deficiencies and Refunds. a. If any application or petition is withdrawn as provided in Section 6146, prior to the publication of notice of hearing or prior to ex parte action by the Commission, the City shall refund 80% of the filing fee and all deposits. b. If any exception,or special permit is granted ex parte by the Commission, then the City shall refund any deposit, but not the filinE fee. c. Tn case of a petition for a change of. zone if the actual cost of publication is more than the amount deposited by the petitioner, such petitioner shall deposit the deficiency; if less the City shall refund the balance to the petitioner. No portion of the filing fee shall be returned. d. In case of an application for a special permit or exception there shall be no refund after the notice o£ hearing has bee published. Section 9100.646. Withdrawal of Petition. A petitioner or applicant for a special use permit, exception of any other permit or approval provided for in this ordinance, or change of zone, may with- draw his application at any time before hearing or before ex parte action by the Commission by filing with the Commission a request in writing signed by all persons who signed the original application or their successors in interest. Section 9100.647. Fees Require d other ordinances. All fees and deposits required by this ordinance are in addition to any license fee or fees which may now or hereafter be required by arty statute or other ordinance. Section 9100. 648. Continuances. The Planning Commission and Executive Committee may continue from time to time any hearing held by it. The City Council may continue from time to tiie any hearing held by it. 46- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ0< ORDINAIXE NO. 24 Section 9100.649. Revocation. After a public hearing as provided for in this Articlee, the-Uo-mmission may revoke or modify any permit, exception or other approval which has been granted either automatically or by special action of either the City Council or the Commission, pursuant to either the provisions of this ordinance or any ordinance superseded by this ordinance jn any one or more of the following grounds: a. That such approval was obtained by fraud. b. That the use for wldch such approval ias xanted is not being exercised. c. That the use for which such approval was granted has ceased or has b oli suspended for one 1) year, or more. Section 9100.650. Initiation. The Planning Commission on its own motion may, and if instructed by the City Council, or the Commission, shall, without filing of any petition, holy a hearing for the granting, modifying or revoking of any zone change, variance, permit, or ex- ception provided for i n tri s ordinance. Part 3 AP:, B LS. Section 9100.659 Notice of ippeal. hithin fifteen 15) days after the receipt by the applicant for an exception, permit, or other approval, or receipt by the person the revocation of whose permit, ex- ception or other approval is under consideration, of notice of the action of the Commission, any person dissatisfied with the action of the Commission may file with the City Clerk an appeal from such action de- positing with the said Clerk of an amount which he estimates to be ample to cover the cost of one original and five carbon copies of the trans- cript or transcripts of all hearings held by the Commission. Section 9100. 660. Accounting for Funds. The City Clerk shall keep a permanent and accurate account of all deposits received on an appeal from any action of the Commission, giving the name of the appellant upon whose account the same was deposited, the date and amount thereof, together with the number of the case to which they relate. Section 9100.661. Deficiencies and Refunds. If the actual cost of the transcripts as defined in Section 9100.659, is more than the amount deposited by the appellant, such appellant shall deposit the deficiency; if less, the Clerk shall refund the difference to the appellant. Section 9100.6615. Kefund where no Transcript Prepared. If the City Council itself holds a public hearing o n an appeal no refund shall oe made to the appellant, whether a transcript is prepared, or prepared in part or not prepared at all; but the amount deposited shall be paid into the general fund of the City a partial reimbursement for the expenses of such hearing. If the City Council does not hold a hear- ing on an appeal, and no transcript is prepared, the money deposited for the preparation of the transcript shall b!: refunded to the appellant. Section 9100.662. Action by the City Council. Upon receiving a notice of appeal the City Council may: a. Affirm the action of the Commission, or b. Require a transcript or recording of the testimony and other evidence upon which the Cominission made its decision and a 47 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ1< ORDINANCE NO. 24 member of the Planning Commission shall attend such hearing and present the case as an advisory member without right to vote. Upon receiving such evidence the City Council shall take such action as, in its opinion, is indicated by such evidence; or c. Refer the matter back with or without instructions to the Commission for further proceedings. Section 9100.663. Transmission of Evidence by the Commission. If requested by the its Council so to do, the Commission shall trans- mit to the City Council a complete transcript or complete recording of all of the testimony and all papers, exhibits, maps, and other evidence introduced before the Commission in any case TAiich the Commission has decided. Section 9100.664. Limitation on Receipt of Evidence. in deciding an appeal the City Council shall not hear or consider any evidence of any kind other than the evidence received from the Commission, or any argument on the merits of the case other than that contained in the Notice of Appeal, unless it sets the matter for hearing before itself, as provided in this Part, and gives the same notice of hearing as is required for hearings before the Planning Commission by Part 2 of this Division. Section 9100.665. Finality. The decision of the City Council upon an appeal is final and conclusive as to all things involved in the matter. DIVISION WI. Part 1 MERAL REGULATIGIS IN GMERAL Section 9100.701. Height. Except where a lesser maximum height is prescribed either by this or any other ordinance or by statutes all buildings and structures of every kind and nature in the City of Baldwin Park, except radio towers and oil derricks shall not exceed one hundred fifty 150) feet in height. Section 9100.702. Buildings moved. No building or structure shall be moved from one lot or premises to ancther unless such building or structure shall thereupon be made to conform to all the provisions of this ordinance relative to buildings or structures hereafter erected upon the lot or premises to which such building or structure shall have been moved, and shall be made to conform to the general character of the existing buildings in the neighborhood or better. l1 buildings to be moved shall conform with the provisions of the Uniform Building Code as adopted by the City cf Baldtrin Park and shall be free from damage frog. termites and fungus as certified to by licensed termite control operator. All applications shall be reviewed by the Executive Committee and in the event they fail to concur, then the matter shall be reviewed by the Planning Commission. Section 9100.703. Building Converted or Altered. No buildings or structure existing at the time of the effective date of this ordinance 48 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ2< ORDINANCE NO. 24 or any amendment thereof which is designed, arranged, intended for or devoted to a use not permitted in the zone in which such building or structure is located, sha01 be enlarged, extended, reconstructed, built upon or structurally altered unless the use of such building or structure is changed to a use permitted in the zone in which such building or structure is located. Section 9100.704. Buildings under Construction. Nothing in this ordinance contained shall be deemed or construed to prevent the com- pletion of any building or structure which is under construction at the effective date of this ordinance, or any amendment thereof, or for the construction or the proposed use of such building or structure is not at said date in violation of any other ordinance or law, and in the fur- ther event that such building or structure is completed within one year from such date. Section 9100.705, Repairs. Except as otherwise provided in Section 9100-7361 when repairs within any twelve-month period exceed fifty 50) percent of the value of an existing building or structure, such building or structure shall be made to conform to the requirements of this ordinance for new buildings or structures. Section 9100.706. A person shall not use or cause or permit to be used any building, structure, improvement or premises located in 31- any zone described in this ordinance contrary to the provisions of this ordinance. Section 9100.707. Every member of the Commission, the Director and his authorized representatives may enter any premises, building, or structure at any reasonable hours for investigation or inspection as to whether or not any portion of such premises, building, or structure, is being used in violation of this ordinance. Every person who denies or prevents, obstructs or attempts to deny, prevent, or obstruct, such access is guilty of a misdemeanor. Section 9100.719. Average Width. Average width means the average width of a portion o a to or parcel of land which portion has the re- quired area. Section 9100.720. Required width. a. The average width of a lot which is shown as part of a sub- division recorded as a final map or filed as a Record of Survey Map in accordance with law, except that where a parcel which otherwise would have been shown as one lot, is divided into two or more lots because of a city boundary line or a line between land, the title to which is registered under the Land Title Law Torrens Title) and land the title to which is not so registered, in which case the required width" means the average width of such parcel, or; b. The average width of a lot, or parcel of land the right of possession of which, by virtue of a deed. duly recorded, or by a recorded contract of sale, is vested in a person who neither owns nor has the right of possession of any contiguous parcel of property; provided that the deed or contract of sale by which such right of possession was separated has been re- corded prior to the adoption by the City Council of the ordinance which imposes the width requirement upon such lot or parcel of land, or; c. The width specified by any legislative restrictive,or; 149 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ3< ORDINANCE NO. 24 d, An average width of sixty 60) feet if the required area is seven thousand 7000) square feet or more; e. An average width of fifty 50) feet in all other cases. Section 9100.7201. No building or structure shall be moved in or into the City of Baldwin Park until and unless the owner thereof, or his agent, has obtained a permit to do so. Applicant for such permit shall be made to the Planning Commission and the same shall be reviewed by the Executive Committee. The Planning Commission shall not grant a permit if the building or structure to be moved would adversely affect the character of the area to which it is to be moved or is structurally defective. AREA REQUIREMT S Section 9100.721. Required Area. As used in this ordinance, required area" means: a. The area of a lot which is shown as part of a subdivision re- corded as a final map or filed as a Record of Survey Map in accordance with law, except that where a parcel which otherwise would have been shown as one lot, is divided into two or more lots because of a city boundary line for a line between land the title of which is registered under the Land Title Law Torrens Title) and land title to which is not so registered in which case required area" means the area of such parcel, or; b. The area of a lot or parcel of land the right of possession of which, by virtue of a deed duly recorded, or by a recorded contract of sale, is vested in a person who neither owns nor has a right of possession of any contiguous parcel of pro- perty; provided, that the deed of contract of sale by which such right of possession was separated has been recorded prior to the adoption by the City Council of the ordinance which imposes the area requirements upon such lot or parcel of land; or c. If no number follows the zoning symbol the required areas are five thousand 5,000) square feet in every residential zone and M-1 zone. Section 9100.722. Required area reduced by Public Use. If a lot or parcel of land has not less than the required area and a part thereof is required for public use in any manner including dedication, condemnation, or purchase,if the remainder of such lot or parcel has not less than eighty 80) percent of the area indicated by the number which follows zoning symbol, or by subsection c) of Section 9100.721, such remainder shall be considered as having the required area. Section 9100.7225. Require d Width Reduced by Public Use. If a lot or parcel of land has not less than the required width and a part thereof is acquired for public use in arty manner including dedication, condemnation or purchase, if the remainder of such lot has an average width of not less than forty 40) feet, such remainder shall b e consider- ed as having the required width. Section 9100.723. A building or structure shall not be erected, constructed, a tered, enlarged, occupied or used in Zone R-1, R-2, A-1, 50- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ4< ORDINANCE NO. 24 on any lot or parcel of land which has less than the required area or the average width of which is less than the required width. Section 9100.724. Single-family Zones. A person shall not erect, construct, occupy, use, alter or enlarge more than one building or structure except outbuildings permitted in such zone on any lot or parcel of land having less than twice the required area in Zones R-1 and A-1. Section 9100.726. Single-family Zones. A person shall not erect, construct, occupy, use, alter or enlarge more than one building or structure, except outbuildings permitted in such zone, in Zones R-1 or A-1, per required area on any lot or parcel of land having twice or more than twice the required area. Section 9100.727. Zone R-2 Area. A person shall not erect, construct, occupy, use alter or enlarge more than one building or structure per five thousand 5,000) square feet on any lot or parcel of land in Zone R-2, except: a. Outbuildings permitted in Zone R-2. b. One single-family residence together with outbuildings customary to such use permitted in Zone R-1 if there are no other buildings or structures thereon, may be used: 1. On a lot or parcel of land having the required area. 2. On each three thousand five hundred 3,500) square feet. c. A two-family residence together with outbuildings customary to such use permitted in Zone R-2, if there are no other buildings or structures thereon may be used on a lot or parcel of land having the required area and an area not less than: 1. Three thousand five hundred 3,500) square feet if no number following the zoning symbol. 2. The area designated by the number following the zoning symbol. Section 9100.728. Plot Plan. When more than one single-family residence in Zones R-1, and A- and P, or more than two single-family or one two-family resideac,6 in Zone R-2 are established, constructed, occupied structurally altered or used on a lot or parcel of land having twice the required areaor more, the owner of such lot or parcel of land shall file in the office of the Commission for the administrative records and for revision and verification o-' compliance a plot showing the size of said lot or parcel of land, the use and locations of the buildings and the area provided for each such residence as herein re- quired. No lot split shall be made or approved except upon compliance with all ordinances of the City of Baldwin Park. Section 9100.729. Proper Location. In the event that the plans show that the proposed development of the property will violate any provisions of the ordinances of tie City of Baldwin Park will not main- tain the character and integrity of the district in which such use is intended to be established, erected, constructed, occupied, structurally altered or used, or will be detrimental to the general welfare of the community, the Director may require such revision of the plan as may b e necessary to correct these conditions. Section 9100. 730. Location continued). Where more than one dwelling is constructed on one lot or parcel of land the buildings shall be so located that the lot or parcel o£ land can be divided into smaller 51 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ5< ORIII NANCE NO. 24 parcels or lots each of which will contain not less than the required area, and on each of which when considered as a separate lot or parcel, the number and location of buildings will comply with the requirements of this Part, and ingress and egress will be provided by a macadam driveway of not less than a width of ten 10) feet. Section 9100.731. S cing. In the event that two or more resi- dences are built in Zones R-1., R-2, and A-1, every residence shall be located not less than six 6) feet from every other residence. Section 9100.735. Temporary Dwellings. The provisions of this Part do not prohibit the use for residential purposes of any temporary building on any such lct or parcel of land in Zones R-1, R-2 or A-1, pending the construction and completion of a permanent residence build- ing thereon in the event that such temporary building contains an aggregate floor area of not to exceed four hundred x.00) S uare feet and nearest portion thereof is located seventy-five 75) feet/More from the front line of such lot or parcel of land, if in Zones R-1 or R-2, or not less than fifty 50) feet from the street or highway upon which such property fronts if i n Zone A-1, and in the further event that such temporary buildings and each portion thereof is distant not less than thirty 30) feet from the designated site of such permanent building and each portion thereof. Section 9100. 736. Area or Width Diminished by Public Use. Where a building oar structure is lawfully located on property acquiredor public use by condemnation, purchase, or otherwise), such building or structure may be relocated on the same lot or parcel of land, although such building or structure is existing by virtue of an exception either automatic or not, or otherwise, or although the area or width regulations of this ordinance or both cannot be complied with, where any part of such building or structure is acquired for public use, the remainder of such building or structure may b e repaired, reconstructed, or remodeled iiith the same or similar kind of materials as used in the existing buildings. Section 9100.737. Reduction of Lot Area or Width. Except as otherwise provided in this Part, a person shall not divide any lot or parcel of land, and shall not convey any lot or parcel of land or arty portion thereof, if as a result of such division or conveyance the area or average width of any lot or parcel of land is so reduced, or a lot or parcel of land is created, which lot or parcel of land has an area or average width less than: a. Sufficient so that the number and type of structure on such resulting lot or parcel of land comply with the pro- visions of this Part, or b. The required area, or required width if any portion of such lot or parcel of land is in Zone R-1, R-2, or A-1. Section 9100.738. Recision. Any deed of conveyance, sale or contract o se ma e contraThe provisions of this Part is void- able at the sole option of the grantee, buyer or person contracting to purchase, his heirs, personal representative, or trustee in insolvency or bankruptcy within one 1) year after the date of execution of the deed of conveyance,, sale or contract to sell is binding upon any assignee or transferee of the grantee, buyer or person contracting to purchase, 52 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ6< OftDMANCE NO. 24 other than those above enumerated, and upon the grantor, vendor, or person contracting to sell, his assignee, heir or devisee. Part 3 VEHICLE STORACE Section 9100.741. Parking area. Every building used in whole or in part for the gathering together of twenty or more p ersnns for such purposes as deliberation, worship, entertainment, or amusement including every sports arena, or club, but excepting a public school auditorium, shall have within five hundred feet thereof not lessthan one automobile storage space plus adequate area for driveway access thereto, for each ten 10) seats permanent or removable) of the total seating capacity of such building, which automobile storage spaces shall be permanently maintained, and paved. Section 9100.762. Obstructions. A person shall not place or cause to be placed in the c el or bed of any river, stream, wash, or arroyo, or upon any property over which the Los Angeles County Flood Control District has an easement for flood control purposes duly recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Los Angeles County, any wires, fence, building or other structure, or any rock, gravel, refuse, rubbish, tin cans or other matter which may impede, retard, or change the direction of the flow of water in such river, stream, wash or arroyo, or that will catch or collect debris carried by such water, or that is placed where the natural flow of the stream and flood waters would carry the same downstream to the damage or detriment of either private or public property adjacent to the said river, stream,wash,arroyo or channel. This section does not supersede or modify the provisions of any other ordinance. Section 9100.763. Flood Hazard. Whenever the City Council finds that the excavation or quarrying of any rock, sand, gravel, or other material in a particular area would create flood hazard or would be otherwise dangerous to the public safety, then before any person excavat- ed or quarries in any part of such area, such person shall first obtain from the Chief Engineer of the Los Angeles County Flood Control District a permit to do so and present the said permit to the City Engineer for approval. Section 9100.764. Flood Control Permit. The City Engineer of the City of Ba win Park may approve such permit upon the condition that the applicant before commencing any such excavation, and at such other times during such excavation as may be necessary shall erect such dikes, barriers, or other structures as will afford, in the opinion of the City Engineer, either the same Irotection as if no excavation should be made, or protection adequate to Ir event the flow of the flood waters out of their natural channels. Section 9100.765. Application for Permit. The City Engineer and the Chief Engineer of the Los Angeles County Flood Control District may require the submission of plans and specifications showing the nature of the proposed excavation and dikes, barriers, or other structures Section 9100.766. Compliance with Permit. No person may make any excavation within such area except after receiving and in conformity with such permit. 53 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ7< ORDINANCE NO. 24 Section 9100.767. Permit No Guarantee. The issuance of such a permit shall not constitute a representation, guarantee or warranty of any kind or nature by the City of Baldwin Park or by the Los Angeles County Flood Control District, or by any officer or employee of either thereof, of the practicability or safety of any structure or other plan proposed and shall create no liability upon, or a cause of action against such public body, officer or employee for any damage that may result from any excavation made pursuant thereto. Part 6. EXPLOSIVES. Section 9100.771. Matches and Tobacco. A Person shall not drop, throw or leave any Lighted match, cigar, cigarette stub or pipe ashes within ten 10) feet of any receptacle or container containing any explosive. Section 9100. 772. Underground Magazines. A person shall not use any underground magazine for the storage of any explosive containing or manufactured in whole or in part from nitroglycerine. Section 9100.773. Transportation. No explosive shall be transport- ed in any wagon or vehicle that does not have side and end boards; nor shall any explosive be piled in or on any wagon or vehicle in which the same is to be transported above the level of the side and end boards of said wagon or vehicle, or in such manner that the same shall be free to slide or roll within such wagon or vehicle. No person shall transport any ex- plosive that is piled above the level of the side and end boards of the wagon or vehicle in which the same is to b e transported, or that is not blocked or fastened in such manner as to prevent the same from sliding or rolling within such wagon or vehicle. DIVISION VIII Part 1 LEGISLATIVE REPEALS Section 9100.801. Continuation of Existing Law. The provisions of this ordinance insofar as they are substantially the same as the pro- visions of any ordinance or portions of any ordinance repealed by this Part shall be construed as restatements and continuations thereof, and not as new enactments. Section 9100.802. Pending Proceedings Not Affected. No hearing or other proceedir4 initiated or commenced before this Part takes effect, and no right accrued, is affected either by such repeal or by the pro- visions of this ordinance, but all procedure thereafter taken shall con- form to the provisions of this ordinance so far as possible. ghere the Commission prior to the effective date of this Part has recommended the granting, denial, revocation, or modification of any permit, exception, license or other approval, to the City Council the said City Council may act upon such recommendation either before or after the effective date of this Part. In all other cases the Commission shall grant, deny, revoke or modify as now provided in this ordinance even i£ the action was initiated prior to the effective date of this Part. 54- ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ8< ORDINANCE NO. 24 Section 9100.803. Pending Proceedings. If, prior to the effective date of this art, an applica ion or an exception has been heard by the City Council, Commission or Executive Committee but has not been decided on the effective date of this Part, the City Council, ommission and Executive Committee may consider the case as either an application for an exception or for a special use permit, and shall decide or recommend pur- suant to the provisions of this ordinance as they now exist. Section 9100.804. Rights under Existing Approval not Affected. No rights given any permit, license or other approval under any ordinance repealed by this Part are affected by such repeal, but such rights shall hereafter be exercised according to the provisions of this ordinance. Section 9100.805. Conviction of Crime. Any conviction for a crime under any ordinance which is repealed by this Part, which crime is continued as a public offense by this ordinance, constitutes a conviction under this ordinance for any purpose for which it constituted a conviction under such repealed ordinance. Section 9100.806. Interpretation. In interpreting and applying the provisions of this or dinance they sha be held to be the minimum requirement for the promotion of the public health, safety, comfort, convenience, and general welfare. It is not intended by this ordinance to interfere with or abrogate or annul any easement, covenant or other agreement between parties. When this ordinance imposes a greater res- triction upon the use o£ buildings or land, or upon the height of buildings, or requires larger open spaces than are imposed or required by other ordinances, rules, regulations or by easements, covenants or agreements, the provisions of this ordinance shall control. Section 9100.807. Certificate of Occupancy Permit. To assure compliance with the parking provisions and other provisions of the zoning ordinance a Certificate of Occupancy shall be obtained from the Build- ing Department before any premises shall be ocWlpied or used, or before any building be hereafter erected, altered, occapied or used in the following instances: 1. Before any new building be initially occupied or used. 2. Before any existing building be altered or a change of type or class of use be made. 3. Before a change of use of any unimproved premises be made. Section 9100.808. No conflicting Licenses or Permits shall be issued. All departments, officials or public employees vested with the duty off` authority to issue permits or licenses where required by law shall conform to the provisions of this ordinance No such License or permit for uses, buildings or purposes where the same would be in con- flict with the provisions of this ordinance shall be issued. Any such license or permit, if issued in conflict with the provisions hereof, shall be null and void. This ordinance hereby is declared an Emergency Ordinance to be for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, and safety. A declaration of the facts constituting its urgency is as follows: Prior to the 25th day of January, 1956, the area of the County of Los Angeles, now known and incorporated as the City of Baldwin Park, was an unincorporated area within the County of Los Angeles subject to the general laws of the State of California$ and to the Ordinances of the County of Los Angeles. Upon the incorporation the ordinances of the 55 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ9< ORDINAP)CE NO. 24 County of Los Angeles no loner had any effect upon or applica- tion to persons or property within the City of Baldwin Park; only the laws pertaining to aaid City are the general laws of Governrnnent and provisions of the State and Federal Constitutions. That the Planning Commission of the City of Baldwin Park is conducting in good faith studies for the purpose of recommending to the City Council of the City of Baldwin Park a zoning Ordinance and a comprehensive map. It, therefore is necessary that there be enacted to take effect immediately a zoning ordinance and a zoning map prohibiting certain uses which may be in ccnflict with the zoning ordinances and comprehensive zoning reap now under study by the Planning Commission; that to enact such ordinance only after two readings thereof, and to await the thirty-day per. ca would cause complete chaos within the City of Baldwin Park, as ere irou~d be no restraint upon persons, nor in regard to the use of their property., regardless of the manner in which others might be affected, in the protection of their property. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this ordinance and shall cause the same to be published or posted in the manner required by law, ana this Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its adoption. PASSED AM) APPtOVED this 6th day of September 1956. i~ ayarATTEST: Ci y lerk S TA TIE OF CALIFORNIA COUI?TY C;F LOS ANGLES ss CITY OF BAL DMIN PARK I, Elmer Cook, City Clerk of the City of Baldwin Park, California do I-LR.EBY Ca'=FY that the foregoing Ordinance was duly adopted by the City Council of said City aryl was approved by the Mayor of said City at an adjourned meeting of said City Council as an emergency measure, held on the 6th day of September, 1956, and that it was so adopted by the following vote: AYES: Councilmen. Duskin, Scovotti aril Bloxham N0ES: Councilmen Cole and L ttlejohn ABSENT: Councilmen None City 1C erk 56 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ:< itD. NO. 24 rix"IDAVIT OF ASTING BY CITY CLf K ST1_i G J' CA?1lFORNTIA COUNTY i 7 LOS ANMIES ss CITY OF BALD?.?II1 PARK Elmer Cook, bei *, duly sworn, deposes and says: That I am the duly elected and qualified City Clerk of the City of Baldwin Park; that on the kith day of September 19556, I caused to be posted in three conspicuous places a copy or Ordinance No. 24 as required by law and the Bald~iin Park Municipal Code. E er Cook Subscribed and sworn to before me p r~ this s 7- day o 195. R PUON Notary Public in and for County and State. of 4OmiMadoe EVIM March 6, 3961 ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ;< Ord. No. 2h TABLE OF CONTENTS Page GENERAL Indroduction 1 Zones and Boundaries 2 Existing Uses 3 Definitions h Zoning Regulations 9 Zone R-1 Regulations Uses 10 Zone R-2 Regulations Uses 12 Zone R-3 Regulations Uses 1,h Agricultural Zones 17 Definition Uses Permitted 17 Zone A-1 19 Commercial Zones 20 Zone C.-1 Regulations Permitted Uses 20 Zone C-2 Regulations Uses permitted 25 Industrial Zones 29 Zone M-1 Regulations Uses Permitted 29 Zone 2-l Uses NOT Permitted 35 Parking Zones 36 Zone P Regulations Uses Permitted 36 Publicly Owned Property 37 Approval of Acquisition and Use of 37 Change of Zone 37 Statutory Provisions 37 General Provisions Front and Side Yard Setbacks 38 Building Lines Established by zoning h0 Side Yards hl Permits and Exceptions h2 Special Use Permits h2 Exceptions o............,........................... h9 Scope Grounds in General h9 Grounds Existing Use Improved L9 Granting by City Council 5h Expiration J1.! Public Uses 5h r, Anions 55 NOTE: Pages hFs h7, arc: le net used. ORD 024ê79wT ×PìÑ<< Ord. No. 214 Table of Contents continued. Page Procedure in General 56 Scape s...s....,..o..•........c,..•....•... 57 Contents of Application 57 Fees and Deposits e 58 Setting for Hearing 58 Withdrawal of Petition 60 Fees Required by other ordinances 60 Continuances ee..ee,s..........e_....,o.,.•.. 60 Revocation oeooo.s.•o...•.•e...,e.....e....ee....... 60 Appeals 61 Transmission of Fkidence by the Commission Finaiiby eeoa.,.,.e•..•............ee.e.•e,..,.. GENE:Ti9L R7GTJIAT iS In General ee...............ec....e....... 62 Ruildings Conzrerted ur Altered r.....e...... 63 an-ldings Movsd a.....0.••,.e..........one•e..r....., 62 B.iildings Under Conatruction e,e...ee....•c...... 63 Repairs e..........0................. 63 Area Requirements 6L Vehicle Storage o..•..e.e.•.......•..n......•..,.e 68 Parking Area e...............e....~e.......•.... 68 Obstrucuions o..,........•- e,.,................ee 68 Explosives e. 69 LEGISLATIVE Repeals e.,........... 69 Cont'_I:7:3tl nn of Existing Law a.. Pen(:L-ti.g Pr:)ceedi:,gs not Affected 70 No coaflicbang Licenses or Permits shall be issued,..,. 71 Certification by City Clerk e..~...,.. 72 NOTE: Pages 46, 0, and 48 not used. BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 024-U02 LI2-U03 FO94595-U03 FO94601-U03 DO94703-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/16/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 024-U02 LI2-U03 FO94595-U03 FO94601-U03 DO94703-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/16/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04