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HomeMy WebLinkAboutORD 207ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ NOTEXTPAGE BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ NOTEXTPAGE BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ NOTEXTPAGE BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ NOTEXTPAGE BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ NOTEXTPAGE BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ NOTEXTPAGE BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ NOTEXTPAGE BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ NOTEXTPAGE BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ „ NOTEXTPAGE BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ „ Page 11 Section 9181.75 STREET LINE. Street line shall mean the boundary line between the street and abutting pro- perty. Section 9101.76 STREET, LOCAL. Local Street" shall mean any street, dedicated as such, serving as the principal means of access to property,-which street is not shown as a major or secondary highway on the Master Plan.of Highways of the City of Baldwin Park. Section 9101.77 STRUCTURE. Structure shall mean anything constructed or erected which requires location on the ground or attached to something having a location on the ground, but not including fences or walls used as fences less than six 6) feet in height. Section 9101.78 STRUCTURAL ALTERATIONS. Structural alterations shall mean any change in the supporting members of a building such as foundations, bearing walls, columns, beams, floor or roof joists, girders or rafters. Section 9101.79 MOBILE ROME PARK. viobile home park includes trailer court, trailer camp, trailer park and means any area or tract of land where two or more house trailers are located and.used as living or sleeping quarters for one family per trailer in which the owner of the land rents or permits to owners of trailers, spaces for parking residential trailers, providing all provisions of the City of Baldwin Park licens- ing and zoning and State laws relating to parking of resi- dential trailers are in compliance. Section 9101.8 USE. Use shall mean the purpose for which land or building is arranged, designed or intended, or for which either is or may be occupied or maintained. Section 9101.81 VISUAL OBSTRUCTION. Visual ob- struction shall mean any combination of fencing, hedges, signs, vehicles, trees, shrubs and walls or similar obstruc- tion which limits the visibility of persons at intersecting or intercepting streets and alleys at a point thirty-six 36) inches above the ground measured in a vertical plane in the gutter area. Section 9101.82 YARD. Yard shall mean an open space other than a court, on a loT_,unoccupied and unobstructed from the ground upwards, except as otherwise provided in this chapter. Section 9101.82 YARD, FRONT. Front yard" shall mean a yard extending across the ul=width of the lot be- tween the front line and the main building. Front yard shall be measured by a line at right angles to the front lot line or by the radial line in the case of a curved front lot line. When a lot lies partially within a planned street ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ „ Page 12 indicated on a precise plan for such a street, and where such planned street is of the~type that will afford legal access to such lot, the depth of the front yard shall be measured from the contiguous edge of such punned street in the man- ner prescribed in this definition Section 9101.84 YARD REAR LINE OF REQUIRED FRONT. Rear line of required front yard shall mean;.a line parallel to the front lot line and at a distance therefrom equal to the depth of the required front yard, and extending across the full width of the lot. Section 9101.85 YARD, REAR. Rear yard" shall mean a yard extending across the full width of the lot, the depth of which yard shall be the minimum required horizontal distance as measured from the part of the main building near- est the rear lot line toward the rear lot line. Such measure- ment shall be along a line representing the shortest distance between the portion of the building nearest the rear lot line and the rear lot line. Section 9101.86 YARD, SIDE. Side yard" shall mean a yard between the main building and the side lot lines extending from the rear line of the required front yard, or the front lot line where no front yard is required, to the rear yard, the width of which side yard shall be measured horizontally from, and at right angles to, the nearest point of a side lot line towards the nearest part of a main building. PART 2 ESTABLISHMENT OF ZONES Section 9102. Classification of Zones. 9102.1 Zoning Map. 9102.2 Annexations. 9102.3 Failure to Designate on Zoning Map. 9102.4 Indicated Potential Classification. 9102.5 Translating Potential Classi- fications to Permissible Uses. Section 9102. CLASSIFICATION OF ZONES. In order to classify, regulate, restrict and segregate e uses of land and buildings, regulate and restrict the height and bulk of buildings, regulate the area of yards and other open spaces about buildings, and regulate the density of population, four- teen 14) classes of zones are by this chapter established to be known as follows: R-1 Single-family Residential Zone. R-2 Two-family Residential Zone. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ „ Page 14 f) Boundaries indicated as following railroad lines shall be construed to be midway between the main tracks thereof; g) Where the street or property layout existing on the ground is at variance with that shown on the Zoning Map, and in other circumstances not specifically covered by the foregoing subdivisions of this subsection, the Planning Commission shall interpret the zone boundaries. Section 9102.2 ANNEXATIONS. 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. Section 9102.3 FAILURE TO DESIGNATE ON ZONING MAP. Any property which, for any reason, is not designated on the zoning map as being classified in any of the zones established by this chapter shall be deemed to be classified to most re- strictive abutting zone. The designation of a future classification is based on a recognition of the suitability of the location for the type of use indicated by the circumscribed symbol and the impracticability of precisely classifying such property for particular types of use until such lands are precisely desig- nated and officially planned or subdivided so as to establish location and dimensions of streets, alleys, parking areas, building sites and similar features pertinent to precised zoning. Section 9102.4 Not Used) Section 9102.5 TRANSLATING POTENTIAL CLASSIFICATIONS TO PERMITTED USES. Types o land use indicated by circum- scribed symbols, within areas identified on the zoning map by heavy dashed line, may be activated and made permissible uses by the adoption of a Precise Plan of Design for such plan to a zone permitting the uses suited to the Precise Plan. Such Precise Plan adopted as provided by law, shall by map, dia- gram or text, or all of them, indicate the.rdesign, arrangement and dimension of any streets, alleys, parking areas, building sites and similar features pertinent to precised zoning. In order to assure that the purpose and provisions of a formally adopted precise plan of record shall be conformed to, the land remains in the original zone classification, un.o less otherwise specifically provided in any such precise plan. PART 3 COMPLIANCE WITH REGULATIONS Section 9103• Applicability. 9103.1 Minimum Standards. 9103.2 Clarification of Ambiguity. 9103.3 Entry on Property. 9103.4 Plan Review. 9103.5 Unclassified Use. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 15 Section 9103. APPLICABILITY. Except as hereinafter be used or occupied, and no building or structure or part thereof shall hereafter be erectedp constructed, reconstructed, moved, or structurally altered unless in conformity and com- pliance with all of the regulations herein specified for the zone in which it is located. 2) No building or other structure shall hereafter be erected or altered: a) To exceed the height; b) To accommodate or house a greater number of families; c) To occupy a greater percentage of lot area; d) To have narrower or smaller rear yards, front yards, side yards, or other open spaces; than herein required; or in any other manner contrary to the provisions of this chapter. 3) No part of a yard, or other open space, or off- street parking or loading space required about or in connec- tion with any building for the purpose of complying with this chapter, shall be included as part of a yard, open space, or off-street parking or loading space similarly required for any other building. 4) No yard or lot existing at the time of passage of this chapter shall be reduced in size or area below the minimum requirements set forth herein. Yards or lots cre- ated after the effective date of this chapter shall meet at least the minimum requirements established by this chapter. 9119.69. 5) Subject to exceptions provided for in Section Section 9103.1 MINIMUM STANDARDS. In their inter- pretation and application, the provisions of this chapter shall be held to be minimum requirements, adopted for the promotion of the public health, safety, morals or general welfare. Whenever the requirements of this chapter are at variance with the requirements of any other lawfully adopted rules, regulations, ordinances, the most restrictive or that imposing the higher standards shall govern. Section 9103.2 CLARIFICATION OF AMBIGUITY. If ambig- uity arises concerning Erie appropriate classi ication of a particular use within the meaning and intent of this chapter, or if ambiguity exists-with respect to matters of height, yard requirements, area requirements or zone boundaries, as set forth herein and as they may pertain to unforseen circum- stances, it shall be the duty of the Planning Commission to ascertain all pertinent facts and by Resolution of Record set forth its findings and its interpretations, and such resolutions shall be forwarded to the City Council and if approved by the Council, thereafter such interpretation shall govern.pending appropriate amendment to this chapter to re- solve the ambiguity. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 16 Section 9103.3 ENTRY ON PROPERTY. In accordance with Section 65.545 of the State Planning Act, in the performance of their functions, each Planning Commissioner and its mem- bers or Planning Department officers and employees may enter upon land and make examinations and surveys provided that such entries, examinations and surveys do not interfere with the use of the land by those persons lawfully entitled to the posses- sion thereof. Section 9103.4 SITE PLAN REVIEW. A site Plan shall be submitted to the Planning Director to enable him to make a finding that the proposed development is in conformity with both the intent and provisions of this Ordinance. In any zone where the provisions of this section apply,. a site plan for the total development of the lot shall have been approved pursuant to this Section before a building per- mit may be issued for any development. 1) The applicant shall submit six 6) prints- of the site plan to the Planning Director. The site_plan.shall"be drawn to scale and shall indicate clearly and with full dimensioning the following applicable information. a) Lot dimensions. b) All buildings and structures: location, size, height, proposed use. c) Yards and space between buildings. d) Walls and fences: location, height and materials. e) Off-street parking; location, number of spaces and/or dimensions of parking area, internal cir- culation pattern. f) Access pedestrian, vehicular, service: points of ingress and egress. g) Signs: location, size, height. h) Loading: location, dimensions, number of spaces, internal circulation. i) Lighting: location and general nature, hooding, devices. j) Landscaping: location and general nature. k) Street dedications and improvements. 1) And such other data as may be required to permit the Planning Director to make the required findings. 2) Within ten 10) days after submission of the site plan, the Planning Director shall approve, approve with condi- tions deemed necessary to protect the public health, safety and welfare, or disapprove the site plan. In approving the plan, the Planning hirector shall find that: a) All provisions of this Ordinance are complied with. b) The following are so arranged that traffic-con- gestion is avoided, pedestrian and vehicular safety and welfare are protected, and there will be no adverse ef- fect on surrounding property: 1) Buildings, structures and improvements. 2) Vehicular ingress, egress and internal cir- culation. 3) Setbacks. 4) Height of buildings. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 17 5) Location of service. 6) Walls. 7) Landscaping. c) Proposed lighting is so arranged as to reflect the light away from adjoining properties. d) Proposed signs will not by size, location, color, or lighting, interfere with traffic or limit visibility. The Planning Director's decision shall be final unless appealed. 3) Appeal. The applicant may appeal in writing to the Planning Commission and ouncil. Such appeal shall be filed with the Planning jirector within ten 10 days after the de- cision, and shall be placed on the agenda of the Commission's next regular meeting. the Commission shall review the site plan-.and shall recommend approval, approval with conditions, or disapproval, based on findings listed in Section 9103.4:.2••. above, and shall report its recommendation to the Council. The Council shall, at its next regular meeting after receipt of the site plan with the Commission's recommendation, review said plan and shall approve with conditions deemed necessary to prgpaect the public health, safety and welfare, or disap- prove it, based on findings listed in action 9103.4-2 listed above. 4) The approved site plan, with any conditions shown thereon or attached thereto, shall be dated and signed by the Planning Director. One copy of said approved site plan and conditions shall be mailed to the applicant. 5) Before a building permit may be issued for any building or structure in a development requiring site plan review, the Building Superintendent shall make a determination that the proposed building or structure is in conformity with the approved site plan. 6) Revisions to an approved site plan shall be made pursuant to the procedure set forth in this section. Section 9103.5 UNCLASSIFIED USE. It is recognized that, in the development o a Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, 1) Not all uses of land can be listed, nor can all future uses be anticipated; 2) Or a use" may have been omitted from the list of those specified as-permissible in each of the various zones herein designated; 3) Or ambiguity may arise concerning the appropriate classification of a particular use within the meaning and in- tent of this Ordinance. Hence, the phrase, plus such other uses as the Commission and Council may deem to be similar and not more obnoxious or detri- mental to the public health, safety, and welfare" appears in Uses Permitted". ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 18 When an unlisted use is proposed for a particular zone or when classification of an unlisted usn is reauested, it shall be the the duty of the Commission to ascertain all per- tinent facts concerning said use and by resolution of record set forth its findings and the reasons for designating a specific classification for such use. Such resolution shall be referred to the Council and, if approved by the Council, thereafter such designated class- ifications shall govern. Findings. In permitting or classifying an unlisted use, the Commis- sign-shall first make a finding that ALL of the fol- lowing conditions exist: 1) That field inves=igations have disclosed that the subject use and its operation are compatible with the uses permitted in the zones wherein it is proposed to be located; and 2) That the subject use is similar to one 1) or more uses permitted in the zone within which it is proposed to be located; and 3) That the subject use will not cause substantial injury to the values of property in the zone within which it is proposed to be located; and 4) That the subject use will be so designed, located and operated that the public health, safety and general wel- fare will be protected. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 19 R-1 SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE Section 9104. Purpose 9104.1 Uses Permitted. 9104.2 Uses Subject to Conditional Use Permits. 9104,3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9104.4 Lot Area. 9104.41 Lot Dimensions. 9104.42 Population Density. 9104.5 Building Height and Minimum Floor Area. 9104.6 Yards, General. 9104.61 Front Yards. 9104.62 Side Yards. 9104.63 Rear Yards. 9104.64 Projections Into Yards. 9104,65 Distance Between Buildings. 9104.7 Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9104.8 Off-Street Parking. 9104.81 Parking of Heavy Vehicles. 9104„82 Vehicular Access. 9104.83 Pedestrian Access. 9104.9 Signs. Section 9104 PURPOSE. The R-1 zone is intended to provide for the development o single family residential homes at urban standards, the object being to protect the quality of the residential environment and to secure the health, safety and general welfare of the residents. Section 9104.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in an R-l zone t 1. Single family dwelling. 2. Accessory buildings and structures customary to a single family dwelling. 3. The keeping of dogs and/or cats as household pets and their litters, provided the aggregate number of such pets does not exceed two 2) and. the litters do not exceed four 4) months of age. 4. The storage of building materials and the main- tenance of a contractor's temporary office during the building of a single family dwelling or ac- cessory building or structure on the premises and for sixty 60) days thereafter. 5. The following auxiliary uses if they do not alter the character of the premises as a single family residence. a. A nursery, child care homes and foster homes, provided the occupant of the premises is li- censed to operate such nursery or home by the County Welfare Commission, has complied with all the requirements for operating such nur- sery or home, has registered his name, location ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 20 of residence, and number of children cared for with the Planning Department, and provided fur- ther that such licensee of a day nursery limits the number of children kept on the premises to seven 7) including his own and that such licen- see of a child care home or foster home limits the number of children kept on the premises to five 5) including his own. b. The renting of not more than two 2) rooms to hot more than four 4) roomers, or the provid- ing of table board to not more than four 4) boarders, or both, in a single family residence. c. Living quarters for servants employed in and by the occupants of, a single-family residence attached to such residence, if no additional kitchen facilities or equipment or cooking facilities, or equipment be established or main- tained in such attached servants, quarters. 6. A temporary real estate tract office for the purpose of conducting 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 used for conducting 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 for additional six 6) months periods. Home Occupations. When application for a home oc- cupation is filed with the Planning Director, the following criteria shall be employed to determine a valid home occupation: a. No employment of help other than the members of the resident family. b. No use of material or equipment not recognized as being part of the normal practices of the zone in which the use is a part. c. No sales of services or products not produced on the premises. d. A consulting office for a doctor or dentist or similar profession when their principal offices are located in a commercial or administrative or professional district. No building shall be remodeled or structurally altered for the above purposes. e. The use shall not generate pedestrian or vehicu- lar traffic beyond that normal to the district in which it is located. f. It shall not involve the use of commercial ve- hicles for delivery or materials to or from the premises. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 21 g. No storage of materials and/or supplies indoor or outdoor, for purposes other than those per- mitted in the zone. h. It shall not involve the use of signs other than those permitted in the district of which it is a part. i. Not more than one room in the dwelling shall be employed for the home occupation. j. In no way shall the appearance of the structure be so altered for the conduct of the occupation within the structure that it be such that the structure be reasonably recognized as serving a non-residential use either by color, mater- ials, or construction, lighting, signs, sounds or noises, vibrations, etc.). k. There shall be no use of utilities or community facilities beyond that normal to the use of the property for residential purposes. 1. Specifically excluded from this section: 1) Real Estate Offices. 2) Insurance Offices. 3) Accounting Services. Section 9104.2 USES_ SUBJECT TO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The following.uses shall be-subject to a Condi iona se Permit as provided in Part 20 of this chapter: 1., Churches. 2. Child Care Home or Foster Home for over five 5) children including occupant's own. 3. Day Nurseries for over seven 7) children includ- ing the occupant's own. 4. Educational Institutions. 5. Rest Homes. 6. Electric distribution and all public utility facilities. 7. The keeping or raising of animals other than listed in Section 9104.1, paragraph 3), including poultry and aviaries. Section 9104.4 LOT AREA. If no number follows the zoning symbol, the require m nimum area is five thousand 5,000) square feet in the R-1 zone. A number following the zone symbol indicates the minimum lot area required. Section 9104.41 LOT DIMENSIONS. Each lot in an R-1 zone shall have the following minimum dimensions: 1. Width: a. Each lot shall have a minimum width of fifty 50) feet. R-1 6000 and over shall have min- imum width of sixty 60) feet. b. Corner lots shall have a minimum width of fifty-five 55) feet. R-1 6000 and over shall' have minimum width of sixty-five 65) feet. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 22 c. Reversed corner lots shall have a minimum width of fifty-five 55) feet. R-1 6000 and over shall have minimum width of sixty-five 65) feet. d. Lots siding on freeways, drainage channels or railroad rights-of-way shall have a minimum width of fifty-five 55.) feet. R-1 6000 and over shall have minimum width of sixty-.five 65) feet. e. Lots on cul-de-sac streets shall have a minimum of fifty 50) feet frontage at proper set-back line. R-1 6000 and over shall have a minimum of sixty 60) feet at proper set-back line. Section 9104.42 POPULATION DENSITY. There shall be no more than one 1) single.. ammily dweingg on any one 1) lot in an R-1 zone. Section 9104.5 BUILDING HEIGHT AND MINIMUM FLOOR AREA. No building or structure n an zone shall exceed a eig greater than thirty-five 35) feet or two and one-half 2-1/2) stories, whichever is less. Each residence constructed in an R-1 zone shall have a ground floor area devoted to living quarters of not less than 800 square feet for a one bedroom residence,':950 square feet for a two bedroom or one bedroom and den residence and the said minimum areas shall not include garages and porches. Section 9104.6 YARDS, GENERAL. 1. Yards shall be measured perpendicular to the pro- perty line or from the future right-of-way line as established by the Master Plan of Streets and High- ways or the General Plan for an existing right-of-sway. 2. A swimming pool shall not be located in any required front yard, nor shall it be located closer than five 5) feet from any side or rear property line. It shall be enclosed as required in Section 8190 through 8194 of the Baldwin Park Municipal Code. 3. No residential building shall be erected within twenty 20) feet of the right-of-way of any railroad line or freeway. 4. Schools, Churches similar institutions. Buildings use or a church, schoo ns i u ion or other similar use shall observe the provisions of the zone for front yards and for side yards abutting a street. Said buildings shall be removed at least twenty 20) feet from all other property lines Required yards may be used for parking or access purposes. 5• Where zone R-1, R-2, or R--3 abuts A-1 zone, and abutting Ar-1 zone property is used for commercial agricultural purposes, there shall be a side and/or rear yard to every residential structure of not less than fifteen 15) feet. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 23 Attached garages require a five 5) foot minimum side or rear yard set-back. When new residential construction is not within fifty 50) feet of com- mercial agricultural use, normal provisions shall apply. Section 9104.61 FRONT YARDS. Each lot in an R-1 zone shall have a front yard of not 1-"ess than twenty 20) feet, ex- cept as follows: 1. Partially Built-Up Blocks. Where lots comprising i ty 50 per cent or more of the block frontage are developed with a front yard either greater or lesser in depth than that prescribed herein, the average of such existing front yards shall estab- lish the front yard for the remaining lots in the block frontage. However, a front yard determined in this way shall be not less than fifteen 15) feet nor more than forty 40) feet in depth. Exist- ing front yards of more than forty 40) feet shall be counted as forty 40) feet in calculating the average. 2. Key Lots. On key lots, the minimum front yard ss abe the same as the front yard for the ad- joining interior lot. However, in no case shall the key lot have a front yard of less than fif- teen 15) feet. 3• Storage. Where access to rear yard is available, rreequr-d front yard shall not be used for storage of trailers, campers stationary), boats or house trailers or for storage of any material. Where access to rear yard is not available, trailers, boats, and campers may be stored on paved or concrete driveway only. Section 9104.62 SIDE YARDS. Each lot in an R-1 zone shall have a side yard on each side of-the lot of not less than five 5) feet, except as follows: 1. Corner Lots. On corner lots, the side yard abut- ting die street shall be not less than ten 10) feet. 2. Reversed Corner Lots. On reversed corner lots, the side-yard abutting the street shall be not less than fifteen 15) feet. 3. Accessory Buildings. The side yard between ac- cessory buildings or structures and the street shall be not less than fifteen 15) feet. If the side yard does not abut on a street, the accessory building or structure may be located anywhere within the five 5) foot side yard area, provided it: a. Is not attached to the main building and is located to the rear thereof; and b. Has no openings facing the adjoining property; and ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 24 c. Is constructed of one 1) hour fire resistant materials; and d. Protects the adjoining property from roof drainage. 4. Main Building Abutting Alley. The side yard be- tween a main building and an existing alley shall be wide enough to provide a distance of not less than thirty 30) feet between the main building and the opposite side of the alley. 5. Driveways* When the side yard is used for drive- way purposes, it shall be not less than ten 10) feet. Section 9104.63 REAR YARDS. Each lot in an R-1 zone shall have a rear yard of not less than fifteen 15) feet, except that: 1. Gene- rally, Accessory buildings or structures may occupy not to exceed twenty-five 25) per cent of the rear yard area if an equivalent amount of space is provided elsewhere on the lot exclusive of required yard areas, but in no case shall an accessory building or structure having direct ac,#. cess to a rear alley be located less than thirty 30) feet from the opposite side of the alley. 2. Reversed Corner Lot. Accessory buildings or structures may be located not less than five 5) feet from the rear property line if the rear property line is also the side property line of the property to the rear. 3. Non-Residential Accessory Buildings. Non-resi- dential accessory buildings or structures may be located adjacent to the rear property line provided: a. They have no openings on the side abutting the rear property line; b. They are constructed of one 1) hour fire resistant materials; c. The adjoining property is protected from roof drainage. 4. Interior Lots Sn Lot Splits. Interior lots in lot splits shall have a rear yard of not less than ten 10) feet. Section 9104.64 PROJECTIONS INTO YARDS. 1. Landscaping, Guard ails, atios, etc. Open work fences, hedges, landscape architectural features, and guard railings for safety pro- tection around depressed ramps, not more than three and one-half 3-1/2) feet in height, may be located in any front yard. 2. Fire Escapes. Fire escapes may extend or pro- jector into any yard not more than four 4) feet. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 25 3• Cornices p e~tc. Cornices, belt courses, sills and o er similar architectural features may extend or project into a required front yard not more than four 4) feet and may extend into a required side yard or required rear yard not more than four 4) inches for each one 1) foot of the width of such required side yard or rear yard; provided, however, that such projection shall not be closer than three 3) feet to any side or rear property line. 4. Porches, etc. Uncovered porches, platforms or a,;g paces which do not extend above the level of the first floor of the building may extend into any front yard a distance of not more than six 6) feet, into a court not more than twenty 20) per cent of the width thereof, but in no case more than six 6) feet, and into any side or rear yard not more than three 3) feet. An open work rail- ing may be installed or constructed on any such porch, platform or landing place provided it does not exceed forty-two 42) inches in height. 5• Stairways, Balconies. Open, unenclosed stairways or balconies not covered by a roof or canopy may extend or project into a required front yard not more than thirty 30) inches. 6. Eaves on main Buildings. The eaves on all main buildings may projec nto a required side or rear yard a distance not greater than thirty 30) inches, but in no case less than 2 feet 6 inches from the side or rear property line. 7. Eaves on Accessory Buildings. The eaves of acces- sory buildings at are located to the rear of and not attached to the main building may project into a side or rear yard not less than six 6) inches from the side or rear property line. Section 9104.65 DISTANCE BETWEEN BUILDINGS. The mini- mumdistance between buildings on he same lot in an R-1 zone shall be as follows; 1. Garages and Main Buildings. An accessory building or structure w e s: a. Used for garage purposes; and b. Is located within the area defined by the pro- jection of the sides of the main building; and c. Has vehicular access entirely or in part be- tween it and the main buildings, shall be located not less than thirty 30) feet from the main building. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 26 2. If the above does not apply the garage shall be ten 10) feet from a main building unless attached by a breezeway roof. 3. Other Accessory Buildings and Main Buildings. Accessory buildings or structures other than garages shall be located not less than eight 8) feet from the main building. When attached to the main building by a breezeway roof, the intervening space shall be considered an outer court. 4. Between Accessory Buildings. Accessory buildings or structures shall e located not less than six 6) feet from one another unless they have a common or party wall. $. Increase in Distance Because of Height. Require- ments or space between buildings shall be increased two and one-half 2-1/2)feet for each story or fraction thereof above the first floor. Where variations in height occur, adjustments may be made by the Planning Commission to bring the space between buildings into harmony with the intent of this section. Section 9104.7 FENCES, HEDGES AND WALLS. Fences, hedges and walls may be erected and main ained 1.n an R-1 zone as follows: 1. Three and One-Half 3-1/2) Feet Limit. Fences, hedges and walls including retaining walls) may be erected and maintained in any front yard if the height thereof does not exceed three and one-half 3-1/2) feet, except that only openwork fences shall be permitted in corner cut-off areas. 2. Six Feet Limit. Fences, hedges and walls may be erected and maintained on any side or rear property line or within any side or rear yard area if the height thereof does not exceed six 6) feet, except that: a. No such fence, hedge or wall shall be placed within the front yard set-back area. Section 9104.8 OFF-STREET PARKING. Every single family dwelling in an R-1 zone shall be provided with a completely en- closed garage with minimum dimensions of twelve 12) feet in width and twenty 20) feet in length. The garage shall be lo- cated on the same lot or parcel of land as the dwelling. The front yard in an R-1 zone shall not be used for parking, except in a driveway. Section 9104.81 PARKING OF HEAVY VEHICLES. Vehicles weighing more than six thousand 6,000) poun s s all not be parked on any premises in an R-1 zone, except for loading or unloading. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 27 Section 9104.82 VEHICULAR ACCESS. All garages in an R-1 zone shall be provided with two inches paved or con- crete vehicular access to a public thoroughfare. Section 9104.83 PEDESTRIAN ACCESS. If vehicular access is provided from an R-1 property to an alley at the rear of the property, pedestrian access shall be provided along the side of the lot from the rear thereof to the front of the property with approved surfacing. Section 9104.9 SIGNS. Signs shall not be erected or maintained in an R-1 zone, except as follows: 1. Name Plate. Name Plate may be erected and main- tained subject to the following conditions. a. They must not exceed one 1) square foot in area, per face. b. They must display only the: 1) Name of the premises upon which they are displayed and/or 2) Name of the owner or lessee of the pre- mises and/or 3) Address of the premises and/or 4) Nature of the home occupation engaged in on the premises. 2. For Rent or Sale Sign. For Rent", For Sale" and signs o a similar type may be erected and maintained by an owner of a lot, or his authorized agent, subject to the following conditions: a. Not more than one 1) such sign shall be permitted on any lot or parcel; b. No such sign shall exceed four 4) square feet in area, per face. 3. Temporary Real Estate Sign. A temporary real es- ta e sign advertising real property which has been subdivided for the purposes of sale or lease may be erected and maintained, subject to the follow- ing conditions: a. Such sign shall be located on the premises which they advertise; b. Such sign shall not exceed eighty 80) square feet in area, per face; c. Before any sign or advertising shall be erected a permit therefor shall have been issued by the Building Department which is hereby author- ized to issue such permits; d. The sign shall remain only as long as some portion of the property advertised for sale remains unsold, or for a period of six 6) months, whichever is shorter, unless the permit therefor shall have been renewed by the Build- ing Department. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 28 Subdivisions and Model Homes. Small signs may be erected and maintained n a subdivision tract, provided there are no more than one 1) such sign for each three 3) lots. Each sign shall not exceed four 4) square feet in area, per face.Such sign may also be erected and maintained on the same lot with a model home, provided they do not exceed three 3) in number and four 4) square feet each in area. Such sign shall be removed after the developer concludes the initial sale of the lots and/or homes to their initial owners. R-2 LIGHT MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE Section 9105. Purpose. 9105.1 Uses Permitted. 9105.2 Uses Subject To A Conditional Use Permit. 9105.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9105.4 Lot Area. 9105.41 Lot Dimensions. 9105.42 Population Density. 9105.5 Building Height and Minimum Floor Area. 9105.6 Yards, General. 9105.61 Front Yards. 9105.62 Side Yards. 9105.63 Rear Yards. 9105.64 Projections Into Yards. 9105.65 Distance Between Buildings. 9105.7 Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9105.8 Off-Street Parking. 9105.81 Parking of Heavy Vehicles. 9105.82 Vehicular Access. 9105.83 Pedestrian Access. 9105.9 Signs. Section 9105. PURPOSE. The R-2 zone is intended to provide for the developmen o low density and multiple family residential structures in the form of duplexes or two 2) or more detached dwellings where such buildings are reasonably spaced on the lot to provide for light, privacy, air, safety and insulation against transmission of sound. Section 9105.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in an R- 2 zone. 1. Single family dwellings and accessory buildings and structures customary to such use, provided ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 29 the property development standards for R-1 property are complied with; 2. Multiple dwellings, including two 2) or more single family detached buildings, duplexes, or apartment houses, but not to exceed the limita- tions on population density presented in Section 9105.42 of this part; 3. Rooming and boarding houses, renting not more than four 4) rooms to not more than six 6) roomers, and providing table board to not more than six 6) boarders; 4. The keeping of dogs and cats as household pets and their litters, provided the aggregate number of such pets does not exceed two 2) and the litters do not exceed four 4) months of age. The above restrictions apply to each family. 5. The storage of building materials and the main- tenance of a contractor's temporary office during the building of residential structures or structure on the premises and for sixty 60) days thereafter. 6. The following auxiliary uses if they do not alter the character of the premises. The provisions of R-1 zone Section 9104.1, paragraph 5, a" through c" shall apply. 7. Home Occupations. The provisions of R-1 zone Section 9104.1, paragraph 7, shall apply. Section 9105.2 USES SUBJECT TO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The following uses shall. e subject to Conditional Use Per as provided in Part 20 of this Chapters 1. The provisions of R-1 Zone Section 9104.2 shall apply. 2. Rooming and boarding houses renting five 5) or more rooms to seven 7) or more roomers and pro- viding table board to seven 7) or more boarders. Section 9105.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROdIBITED. The follow- ing uses are expressly prohibited n an zone. 1. Commercial uses, except home occupations; 2. Industrial uses; 3• Mobile home parks. Section 9105.4 LOT AREA. If no number follows the zoning symbol, the require min mum area is five thousand 5,000) square feet in the R-2 zone, A number following the zone symbol indicates the minimum lot area required. Section 9105.41 LOT DIMENSIONS. The provisions of R-1 Section 9104.41 shall apply. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 30 Section 9105.42 POPULATION DENSITY. The number and size of multiple dwellings in an 2 zone shall be limited to one 1) two-family unit or one 1) single-family unit for the first five thousand 5,000) square feet of lot area and one 1) additional two-family unit or one 1) single-family unit for each three thousand five hundred 3,500) square feet of lot area above five thousand 5,000). Section 9105.5 BUILDING HEIGHT AND MINIMUM FLOOR AREA. No building or structure n an 2 zone shall have a height greater than thirty-five 35) feet or two and one-half 2-1/2) stories, whichever is less'. Each single family residence constructed in an R-2 zone shall have a ground floor area devoted to living quarters of not less than eight hundred 800) square feet for one bedroom residence, nine hundred 900) square feet for one bedroom and den or two bedroom residence, and said minimum areas shall not include garages or porches. Each dwelling, or other structure designed for occupation by two families that is, a duplex), shall have a ground floor area devoted to living quarters of not less.than one thousand three hundred 1,300) square feet, and said minimum area of one thousand three hundred 1,300) square feet shall not in- clude garages or porches. No bachelor apartment shall be less than five hundred 500) square feet; no one bedroom apartment shall be less than six hundred fifty 650) square feet; and no two bedroom apartment less than seven hundred fifty 750) square feet. Section 9105.6 YARDS, GENERAL. The provisions of R-1 zone Section 9104.6 s app y. Section 9105.61 FRONT YARDS. The provisions of R-1 Section 9104.61 shall apply. Section 9105.62 SIDE YARDS. Each lot in an R-2 zone shall have a side yard on each side of the lot of not less than five 5) feet, except as follows: 1. The provisions of R-1 zone Section 9104.62 shall apply. 2. Driveways. When the side yard is used for drive- way purposes, it shall be not less than a ten 10) foot paved width. For one duplex or single-family dwelling to the rear of a duplex or single-family dwelling the paved width shall not be less than twelve 12) feet. For more than one duplex or single-family dwelling to the rear of a single- family dwelling or duplex the paved width shall not be less than sixteen 16) feet or 2 ten 10) foot paved drives, with one exclusively for enter- ing and one exlusively for exiting, shall be approvec- for all types of layouts. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 99 Section 9119.3 TEMPORARY REAL ESTATE OFFICE. One 1) temporary real estate office and two 2) tempoFary real estate billboards, each not to exceed two hundred fifty 250) square feet in area, may be located on any new subdivision in any zone, provided that such office and billboard shall be removed at the end of two 2) years from the date of recording of the map of the subdivision upon which said office and billboard are located. Section 9119.31 TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION BUILDING. Temporary structures for the housing o tools and equip- ment, or containing supervisory offices in connection with major construction on major construction projects may be established and maintained during the progress of such construction on such project, provided that such tempo- rary structure may not be maintained for a period exceed- ing one 1) year. DIVISION 4 PARKING AREAS Section 9119.4 When Required. 9119.41 Specifications. 9119.42 Minimum Number of Spaces. 9119.43 Illumination. 9119.44 Improvement and Maintenance. 9119.45 Parking Regulations Apply Regardless of Zone. 9119.46 Parking Space Required For Particular Uses. 9119.47 Waiver of Parking. Section 9119.4 WHEN REQUIRED. Every building hereafter erected, recons ruc e or structurally altered shall be provided with permanently maintained automobile parking space as provided in this Chapter, and such park- ing space shall be made permanently available and be per- manently maintained for parking purposes as provided in this division. Section 9119.41 SPECIFICATIONS. The following general requirements shall apply: 1. Size and access. Refer to exhibit 9119.41-a at Planning or Building Departments. 2. Location. Where a distance is specified for ofd stet parking facilities, such distance shall be the walking distance measured from the nearest point of the parking facility to the nearest point of the building that such facility is required to serve: ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ F r S l 24' 19. i F 3p' 450 F b9' 22' 22' 7V' Zcs Goo goo STANDARD REQUIREMENTS FOR OFF-STREET PARKING City of Baldwin Park Exhibit 9119.44-a Part of the Baldwin Par Municipal Code ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ „ Page 100 a. For one, two, or multiple-family dwell- ings, parking facilities shall be located on the same lot or building site as the buildings they are required to serve; b. For hospitals, sanitariums, homes for the aged, asylums, orphanages,rooming houses, lodging houses, club rooms, fraternity and sorority houses, not more than one hundred fifty 150) feet from the build- ing they are required to serve; and c. For uses other than those specified above, not over three hundred 300) feet from the building they are required to serve. 3. Enclosed building. The parking space for dwell- ngs shall be contained solely within an entire- ly closed building, unless otherwise provided. 4. Mixed occupancies. In the case of mixed uses n a building or on any lot, the total require- ments for off-street parking facilities shall be the sum of the requirements for the various uses computed separately. Off-street parking facilities for one use shall not be considered as providing required parking facilities for any other use, except as hereinafter specified for joint use. 5. Parking provisions may be waived by Commission. The Planning Commission may, by resolution, waive or modify the provisions establishing required parking areas for electrical power generating plants, electrical transformer stations, utility or corporate storage yards, warehouses, or other uses of a similar or like matter requiring a very limited number of per- sons. 6. Joint use. The Planning Commission may, upon application by the owner or lessee of any pro- perty, authorize the joint use of parking facilities by the following uses or activities under the following conditions: a. Up to fifty 50) per cent of the parking facilities required by this Division for a use considered to be primarily a daytime use may be provided by a use considered to be primarily a nighttime use; up to fifty 50) per cent of the parking facilities re- quired by this Division for a use considered to be primarily nighttime use may be pro- vided by a use considered to be primarily a daytime use, provided that such reciprocal parking area shall be subject to conditions as set forth in paragraph b" below. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ!„ Page 101 b. Up to one hundred 100) per cent of the parking facilities required by this Division for a church or for an auditorium incidental to a public or parochial school may be sup- plied by parking facilities of a use con- sidered to be primarily a daytime use, provided that such reciprocal parking area shall be subject to conditions set forth in paragraph d" below. c. The following uses are typical daytime uses: banks, business offices, retail stores, personal service shops, manufac- turing or wholesale buildings and similar uses. The following uses are typical of nighttime uses or Sunday uses: auditor- iums incidental to a public or parochial school, churches, dance halls, theaters and bars. d. Conditions required for joint use. 1) The building or use for which appli- cation is being made for authority to utilize the existing off-street parking facilities provided by another building or use, shall be located with- in one hundred fifty 150) feet of such parking facilities. 2) The applicant shall show that there is no substantial conflict in the principal operating hours of the buildings or uses for which the joint use of off-street parking facilities is proposed. 3) Parties concerned in the joint use of off-street parking facilities shall evidence agreement for such joint use by a proper legal instru- ment approved by the City Attorney as to the form and content. Such instrument when approved as conform- ing to the provisions of this Chapter shall be recorded in the Office of the County Recorder and copies thereof filed with the Building Department and the Planning Commission. 7. Plans. The plan of the proposed parking area sha be submitted to the Building Department at the time of the application for the build- permit for the building to which the parking area is accessory. The Plan shall clearly indicate the proposed development, including location, size, shape, design, curb cuts, lighting, landscaping and other features and appurtenances of the proposed parking lot. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ"„ Page 102 All parking areas shall be subject to the same restrictions governing accessory buildings as defined in the zone in which such parking area is located. 8. Common facilities. Common parking facilities may be provided n lieu of the individual re- quirements contained herein, but such facili- ties shall be approved by the Planning Commission as to size, shape and relationship to business sites to be served, provided that the total of such off-street parking spaces when used to- gether shall not be less than the sum of the various uses computed separately. When any such common facility is to occupy a site of five thousand 5,000) square feet or more, then the parking requirements as speci- fied herein for each of two or more partici- pating buildings or uses may be reduced not more than fifteen 15) per cent upon approval of development plans by the Planning Commission in the same manner prescribed for a conditional use permit. Section 9119.42 MINIMUM NUMBER OF SPACES. The number of off-street parking spaces require erein are minimum standards. In the adoption of Precise Plans, more off-street parking spaces than herein set forth may be required. Section 9119.43 ILLUMINATION. Any lights pro- vided to illuminate any public parking area, semi-public area, or used car sales area permitted by this Chapter, private parking and private yards, shall be arranged so as to reflect the lights away from any premises upon which a dwelling unit is located. Section 9119.44 IMPROVEMENT AND MAINTENANCE. Every lot or parcel of land used as a public or private vehicle access, storage, maintenance, or parking area shall be developed and maintained in the following manner. 1. Surface of parking area. Off-street parking, vehicle access, storage, or maintenance yard area shall be paved or otherwise surfaced, as approved by the City Engineer, and maintained so as to eliminate dust or mud and shall be so graded and drained as to dispose of all sur- face water. In no case shall such drainage be allowed across sidewalks. 2. Border barricades screening and landscaping. a. very parking, vehicle storage, access, or maintenance yard area that is not separated by a fence from any street or alley property ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ#„ Page 103 line upon which it abuts, shall be provided with a suitable concrete curb or timber barrier not less than six 6) inches in height located not less than two 2) feet from such street or alley property lines but such curb or barrier shall not be re- quired across any driveway or entrance to such parking area. b. Every parking, vehicle storage, access, or maintenance area abutting property lo- cated in one of the R" zones or A-1 zone shall be separated from such property by an opaque wall six 6) feet in height, provided that along the required front yard, the wall shall not exceed forty-two 42) inches in height. No such wall, fence or hedge need be provided where the elevation of that portion of the parking area immediately adjacent to an R" zone is six 6) feet or more below the elevation of such R'1 zone along the common property line. All parking areas where more than twenty 20) vehicle spaces exist shall have a minimum two 2) per cent of gross area landscaped. 3. Entrances and exits. The location and design o all entrances and exits shall be subject to the approval of the City Engineer provided that no entrance or exit other than on, or from an alley shall be closer than five 5) feet to any lot located in an R" zone. Section 9119.45 PARKING REGULATIONS APPLY REGARD- LESS OF ZONE. Parking requirements or e various uses shall be complied with regardless of the zone within which such uses are located. Section 9119.46 PARKING SPACE REQUIRED FOR PARTICU- LAR USES. Parking space or the following uses shall be provided as indicated: 1. Hospitals. One 1) parking space for each patient bed and one 1) space for each employee; 2. Bowling Alleys, three 3) spaces for each alley not including restaurants and auxiliary facil- ities); 3. Mortuaries, skating rinks, gymnasiums, dance halls and places of public assembly for twenty 20) or more persons for such purposes as de- liberation, worship, entertainment or amuse- ment, including every sports arena or club, but excepting public school auditorium, one 1) ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ$„ Page 104, parking space for each five 5) seats, permanent or movable, or one 1) space for each thirty- five 35) square feet of assembly area, which- ever is larger, in those portions of the build- ing used simultaneously for assembly. 4. Rest homes, sanitariums, one 1) parking space for each four 4) beds and one 1) space for each employee. 5. Real estate offices, two 2) spaces per sales- man or brokers, up to ten 10) spaces; and one 1) space thereafter for each salesman or broker. Section 9119.4,7 WAIVER OF PARKING. 1. When parking area may be wa ved. At the time when the use or occupation o a building is changed to another different use or occupation, the parking area requirements may be waived when it is found by the Planning Commission that a. Such automobile parking area requirements in the zone cause the applicant undue hardship. b. That the applicant has made a reasonable effort to provide the required automobile parking area. 2. No waiver of the automobile parking area re- quirements in any zone shall be for a period longer than five 5) years. However, nothing contained herein shall prohibit the refiling of an application for a waiver upon the expir- ation of the period for which it is granted. 3. Any waiver of parking requirements is subject to final approval of the City Council. DIVISION 5 HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS Section 9119.5 Buildings on Through Lots. 9119.51 Height Limit. Section 9119.5 BUILDINGS ON THROUGH LOTS. On through lots or parcels one hundred fifty 0 feet or less in depth, the height of a building on such lot or parcel may be measured from the sidewalk level of the street on which the building fronts. On through lots or parcels of more than one hundred fifty 150) feet in depth, the height regulations and basis of height measurements for the street permitting the great- er height shall apply to a depth of not more than one hun- dred fifty 150) feet from that street. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ%„ Page 105 Section 9119.51 HEIGHT LIMIT. No building or structure for which height limits are not prescribed, ex- cept radio and television towers and oil derricks, shall exceed one hundred and fifty 150) feet in height, except, in C-2, C-3, C-M, M-P, M-1 and bl-2 zones. DIVISION 6 YARDS Section 9119.6 Obstructions Prohibited. 9119.61 Cannot Serve More Than One Building. 9119.62 Adjoining Properties. 9119.63 Measurement of Front Yards. 9119.64 Yards For Property Abutting Half- Street. 9119.65 Corner Lots, Vision Clearance. 9119.66 Private Garages On Front Of Property Above Street Grade. 9119.67 Side and Rear Setbacks in Residential Zones. 9119.68 Yards Between Residential Buildings. 9119.69 Yard and Building Setback and Minimum Lot Area and Size Requirements and Exceptions. Section 9119.6 OBSTRUCTIONS PROHIBITED. Except as otherwise provided in this Chapter, every required front, side or rear yard shall be open and unobstructed from the ground to the sky. Section 9119.61 CANNOT SERVE MORE THAN ONE BUILDING. No yard or open space provided around any-building, or the purpose of complying with the provisions of this Chap- ter,shall be considered as providing a yard or open space for any other building. Section 9119.62 ADJOINING PROPERTIES. No yard or open space on any property shall e considered as providing a yard or open space on adjoining property. When the com- mon boundary line separating two contiguous lots is covered by a building or permitted group of buildings, such lot shall constitute a single building-site and the yard spaces required by this Chapter shall not apply to such common boundary line. Section 9119.63 MEASUREMENT OF FRONT YARDS. Front and side yards shall be measure perpendicular to the property line or from the future right-of-way line as established by the Master Plan of Streets.and Highways or the General Plan for an existing right-of-way. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ&„ Page 106 1. Determination of setback. All property which aces the following described streets within the City of Baldwin Park, shall have the front or side yard setback determined back from a dis- tance of thirty 30) feet from the center line of the following described streets and no per- son shall construct or erect or maintain any buildings or fences or other structures within thirty 30) feet of the center line of said streets: Bresee Avenue Harlan Avenue Center Street Heintz Street Clark Street Joanbridge Street Dutch Street Nubia Street Estella Street Ohio Street Fairgrove Avenue Palm Avenue Patritti Avenue Syracuse Avenue Rall Avenue Waco Street Stewart Avenue Walnut Street Downing Street Fortin Street Elton Street Borel Street Bleecker Street Lante Street South of Nubia Street La Rica between Olive and Joanbridge La Rica between Ramona and Los Angeles Ramona Blvd. dort_. Drive) Jest of Sierra Aadre Shadylawn Place Easterly of the West.1/2 of Lot 18, Tract 1342 Ahern Drive South of Tract 16968 Virginia Avenue South of Freeway Hornbrook Avenue Laurens Avenue Morgan Street Phelan Avenue Alderson Avenue Paddy Lane Feather Avenue Vineland Avenue Big Dalton Avenue Central Avenue Millbury Avenue Van Wig Avenue Tracy Street The provisions as set forth herein may be waived where existing development of said streets make widening economically unfeasible and find- ings relative to the section are submitted and approved by the Planning Commission. Said wai- ver may be approved with or without a public hearing. 2. Determination of setback on Valle Vista Avenue. All property which aces a 1e Vista Avenue within the City of Baldwin Park shall have the front yard setback determined back from a line parallel to the center line of said street, determined as follows: ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ'„ Page 107 a. For property located on the southerly side of the street, the parallel line shall be thirty 30) feet from the center line of the street; b. For property located on the northerly side of the street, the parallel line shall be twenty-five 25) feet from the center line of the street. c, No person shall construct, erect or main- tain any buildings, fences or other struc- tures between said parallel lines. 3. Street improvements. The restrictions against buildings, ences, or other structures between setback lines provided for in this part shall not apply to street improvements constructed with the approval of the City Engineer and in accordance with such specifications of the City as may be applicable thereto. Section 9119.64 YARDS FOR PROPERTY ABUTTING HALF- STREET. A building or structure shall no e erected or maintained on a lot or parcel of land which abuts a high- way 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 connection with such buildings or structures have a width or depth of that portion of the lot or parcel of land needed to complete the road width, plus the width or depth of the yards required on the lot parcel by this Chapter, if any. This-section applies to all zones and whether or not yards are required. This section does not require a yard of such width or depth as to reduce the buildable width of a corner lot to less than forty 40) feet. Section 9119.65 CORNER LOTS, VISION CLEARANCE. All corner lots subject to yard requirements shall main ain for safety vision purposes a triangular area one angle of which shall be formed by the front and side lot lines and the sides of such triangle forming the corner angle shall each be fifteen 15) feet in length measured from the aforementioned angle. The third side of said triangle shall be a straight line connecting the last two men- tioned points, which are distant fifteen 15) feet from the intersection of the front and side lot line, and with- in the area comprising said triangle no tree, fence, shrub or other physical obstruction higher than a forty-two 42) inches above the established curb grade shall be permitted. On through lots this provision shall apply to both corners of the lot formed by the intersection of any two streets and for purposes of this section only, both street frontages shall be deemed to be front lot lines. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ(„ Page 108 The same provisions as provided above shall also apply to lot corners formed by the intersection of a street and alley; except that the lot sides facing on the alley and street shall be used to form two legs of the triangle and such legs need not be more than ten 10) feet in length. Section 9119.66 PRIVATE GARAGES ON FRONT OF PRO- PERTY ABOVE STREET GRADE. A private garage may be-built and maintained within e front yard area, not less than five 5) feet from the street, if the average grade of the major portion of the lot or parcel of land on which the garage is located is in excess of the ratio of ten 10) feet vertical distance to one hundred 100) feet horizon- tal distance and no portion of such private garage is more than twelve 12) feet vertical distance above the level of the curb, or if there be no curb, above the level of the surface of the edge of the street immediately in front of the middle point of the front elevation of such garage. Section 9119.67 SIDE AND REAR SETBACKS IN RESI- DENTIAL ZONES. Notwithstand3.ng any provision in this Chapter to he contrary, side and rear yards in all residential zones shall be a minimum of five 5) feet from the property line. Section 9119.68 YARDS BETWEEN RESIDENTIAL F3UILD- INGS. Buildings used for residential purposes 1n resi- en ial and agricultural zones shall be at least ten 10) feet from one another. Whenever a property owner is required to dedicate a portion of his property as a condition of a lot split, existing buildings and structures may be allowed to re- main where they are situated even though not set back the required distance from the dedicated area. Section 9119.69 YARD AND BUILDING SETBACK AND MINIMUM LOT AREA AND SIZE E'IUI EMENTS AND EXCEPTIONS. The Planning Commission,wi h reports and recommendations from the Building Superintendent and Planning Director, may grant exceptions from the yard and building setback requirements of this Chapter without a public hearing where topographic features, subdivision plans, or other conditions create an unnecessary hardship, make the regu- lation unreasonable, or make it obviously impractical to require compliance therewith, and because of special cir- cumstances applicable to the property, including size, shape, topography, location or surroundings, the strict application of the setback requirement is found to de- prive the property of privileges enjoyed by other pro- perties in the vicinity and under identical zone class- ification. Exceptions granted under this section shall be subjected to such conditions as will assure that they ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ)„ Page 109 shall not constitute a grant of special privilege incon- sistent with the limitations on other properties in the vicinity and zone in which the subject property is lo- cated. The action of the Planning Commission in granting or refusing to grant an exception, may be appealed to the'City Council by filing a notice of appeal with the City Clerk within fifteen 15) days from the time the Superintendent has acted. The Superintendent shall no- tify the City Council in writing of all exceptions granted and reasons therefor. DIVISION 7 OBSTRUCTION PER14ITTED IN YARDS Section 9119.7 Fireplaces. 9119.71 Trees, Shrubs, etc. Section 9119.7 FIREPLACES. Fireplace structures not wider than eight 8 feet measured in the general direction of the front or rear lot line upon which they face, and which are incorporated as a part of the front or rear of the main building, may project into the re- quired front or rear yard a distance of eighteen 18) inches. Section 9119.71 TREES SHRUBS, ETC. Trees, shrubs, flowers and plants shall be-permit ed in any required front, side or rear yard, unless expressly restricted or prohib- ited. DIVISION 8 LOTS Section 9119.8 Through Lots; Subdividing. 9119.81 Existing Lots. 9119.82 Substandard Lots. 9119.83 Partially Subdivided Lots. Section 9119.8 THROUGH LOTS; SUBDIVIDING. Through lots two hundred 200) feet or more in depth, may be im- proved as two 2) separate lots with proper lot split application, with the dividing line midway between the street frontages, and each resulting one-half 1/2) shall be subject to the control applying to the street upon which such one-half 1/2) faces. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ*„ Page 110 If the division results in parcels having less than the minimum lot area required in this Chapter then no division may be made. If the whole of any through lot is improved as one building site, the main building shall conform to the zone classification of the frontage upon which such main building faces and no accessory building shall be located closer to either street than the distance constituting the required front yard on such street. Section 9119.81 EXISTING LOTS. 1. Every individual parcel o land existing on the effective date of this Chapter shall be deemed to be one 1) lot and shall be subject to all property development standards pre- scribed for the zone in which such land is located. Not more than one 1) main building or a per- mitted group of buildings shall be constructed or moved onto said parcel of land unless all regulations herein established are complied with or until after a final subdivision tract map or a record of survey map is recorded with the County Recorder, which map subdivides the sub- ject property into legal lots. 2. No lot or parcel of land existing on the ef- fective date of this Chapter may be reduced in any manner below the minimum standards for lot area as established by this Chapter for the zone within which the lot is located. 3. No lot area may be so reduced or diminished that the yards or other open spaces will be less than prescribed by this chapter nor may the occupancy be increased in any manner ex- cept in conformity with the regulations herein established. Section 9119.82 SUBSTANDARD LOTS. 1. Where the area or mensions of a lot are less than that required in the zone of which it is a part and said lot was held under separate ownership or was of record at the time this Chapter became effective, such lot may be occupied by the uses permitted in the zone, subject to the population density and yard requirements and such other regulations as apply uniformly to all lots in such zone. 2. If two 2) or more adjoining and vacant platted. lots with contiguous frontage are in a single ownership at any time after the adoption of this Chapter, and such platted lots individually are too small to meet the yard, width and area ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ+„ Page 111 requirements of the zone in which they are located, such group of platted lots shall be considered as a single plot or several plots of minimum size and the plot or plots in one 1) ownership shall be subject to the require- ments of this chapter. Section 9119.83 PARTIALLY SUBDIVIDED LOTS. In blocks where more than forty per cent o e block frontage in such block is already subdivided to lot area standards less than those prescribed by the requirements of this Chapter for the zone within which said lots are located, and when lots with an area of one 1) acre or larger are divided or subdivided, adjustments may be made in the newly defined lot areas to accommodate the area required for streets that directly serve said lots. In no case, however, may the affected lots be re- duced by an amount in excess of ten 10) per cent of the required lot area in the zone in which-such lots are lo- cated, and then only after review and approval by the Planning Commission of a site plan which defines the proposed development. DIVISION 9 USE REGULATIONS Section 9119.9 Conditional Uses Without Specific Zoning Classification. 9119.91 Uses Expressly Permitted. 9119.92 Uses Expressly Prohibited. Section 9119.9 CONDITIONAL USES uJITHOUT SPECIFIC ZONING CLASSIFICATION. e following uses are' ec ared o be uses possessing c aracteristics of such unique and special form as to make impractical their being included automatically in any of the zoning classifications estab- lished by this Chapter, and the authority for such use in any zone shall be subject to the issuance of a conditional use permit based upon a fin;.ing by the Plannin. Commission and City Council t at such use is not unreasonably inco~apatible with the type of use permitted in the surrounding area and is essential or desirable to the public convenience or welfare 1. Airports or aircraft landing facilities; 2. Extraction or production of rock and/or gravel; 3. Golf courses and/or driving ranges. 4. Regulation of tent revivals and rescue missions. 5. Drag strips and race tracks. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ,„ Page 112 Section 9119.91 USES EXPRESSLY PERMITTED. Build- ings, structures and land s e use designed, erected, structurally enlarged, or moved only for the purposes permitted by this chapter in the zone in which such building, structure or land is, or is to be located, and then only after applying for and securing all permits and licenses required by law. Section 9119.92 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. Buildings, structures and and shall not be use dg designed, erected, structurally altered, enlarged, or moved for any purpose prohibited by this Chapter in the zone in which such building, structure or land is, or is to be, located. Such prohibited uses are hereby declared to be detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare. The enumeration of prohibited uses is not intended to enlarge by implication the permitted uses. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ-„ Page 113 PART 20 VARIANCES AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS Division 1 Variances. 2 Conditional Use Permits. 3 Procedure. 4 Revocation and Expiration. DIVISION 1 VARIANCES Section 9120. Planning Commission May Grant'. Variances. 9120.1 Purpose of Variance. 9120.11 Required Showing for Variance. Section.9120. PLANNING COMMISSION t4AY GRANT VARIANCE. When practical difficulties, unnecessary hard- h s, or results inconsistent with the general intent and purpose of this Chapter occur by reason of the strict and- literal interpretation of any of its provisions, the Plan- ning Commission shall have authority as an administrative act, subject to the provisions of this part, to grant, upon such conditions as it may determine, such variances from the provisions of this Chapter as may be in harmony with its general purpose and intent, so that the spirit of this Chapter shall be observed, public safety and welfare se- cured and substantial justice done. All variances granted by the Planning Commission are subject to the approval of the City Council. Section 9120.1 PURPOSE OF VARIANCE. The sole purpose of a variance shall be the modifiFation of the specific regulations of this Chapter for the purpose of assuring that the property affected thereby shall not be deprived, because of size, shape, topography, location, surroundings, and other special circumstances applicable to it, of privileges commonly enjoyed by other properties in the same vicinity and zone. No variance shall grant, or have the effect of granting, a special privilege not shared by other property in the same vicinity and zone. Section 9120.11 REQUIRED SHOWING FOR VARIANCE. Be- fore any variance is granted, e Planning Commission must find as follows: 1. That there are exceptional or extraordinary circumstances or conditions applicable to the property involved or to the intended use of such property which do not apply generally to other property in the same zone; ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ.„ Page 114 2. That such variance is necessary for the preserr. vation and enjoyment of a substantial property right possessed by other property owners under like conditions in the same zone, but which is denied to the property in question; 3. That the granting of the variance will not be materially detrimental to the public welfare or injurious to the property or the improvements in the vicinity and zone in which the property is located; and 4. That granting of the variance will not adversely affect the Master Plan of the City of Baldwin Park. DIVISION 2 CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS Section 9120.2 Planning Commission May Grant Conditional Use Permit. 9120.21 Purpose of Conditional Use Permit. 9120.22 Required Showing to Conditional Use Permit. Section 9120.2 PLANNING COMMISSION MAY GRANT CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The Planning Commission may grant conditional use permits for conditional uses permitted by this Chapter and may impose conditions essential or de- sirable to such use as hereinafter provided. All conditional use permits granted by the Planning Commission are subject to approval of the City Council. Section 9120.21 PURPOSE OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The purpose of e condi ions use perm= is to assure that the conditional use, on its particular site, will be compatible with other existing and potential uses within the general area in which such use is to be located, and to recognize and compensate for variations and degree of technological processes and equipment as related to the factors of noise, smoke, dust, fumes, vibration, odors and hazards. Section 9120.22 REQUIRED SHOWING FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. Before any conditional use permit is granted, the Plannnng Commission must find as follows: 1. That the site for the proposed use is adequate in size and shape to accommodate such use and all yards, spaces, walls and fences, parking, loading, landscaping, and other features re- quired by this Chapter are adequate to assure ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ/„ Page 115 that such use will be compatible with the existing and potential land and uses in the neighborhood. 2. That the site for the proposed use has access to streets and highways adequate in width and pavement type to carry the quantity and kind of traffic generated by the proposed use. 3. That the proposed use will have no adverse effect on abutting property or the permitted use thereof. 4. That the conditions imposed are necessary to protect the public health, safety and general welfare. Such conditions may include: a. Special yards, spaces and buffers. b. Fences and/or walls. c. Surfacing of parking areas subject to the specifications. d. Dedication of public streets and street improvements. e. Regulation of points of vehicular ingress and egress. f. Regulation of signs. g. Requiring landscaping and maintenance thereof. h. Requiring maintenance of the grounds. i. Regulation of noise, smoke, dust, fumes, vibration, odors and hazards. j. Regulation of time for certain activities. k. Time period within which the proposed use shall be developed. 1. Such other conditions as will make possible the development of the City in an orderly and efficient manner and in conformity with the intent and purposes of this Chapter. DIVISION 3 PROCEDURE Section 9120.3 Application for Variance or Conditional Use Permit; Withdrawal Thereof. 9120.31 Filing Fees. 9120.32 Hearing; Continuance Thereof. 9120.33 Setting Hearings. 9120.34 Notices. 9120.35 Variances Without A Hearing. 9120,36 Planning Commission Resolution Announcing Decision. 9120.361 Notice of Planning Commission's Decision. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ0„ Page 116 9120.37 Effective Date of Decision; Time For Appeal. 9120.371 Transmission of Planning Com- mission's Record to Council. 9120.38 Council To Hold Public Hearing On Appeal; Continuance Thereof. 9120.39 Limitation On-Receipt Of Evidence. 9120.391 Resolution of City Council Announcing Decision. 9120.392 Notice of City Council-'s Decision. 1 Section 9120.3 APPLICATION FOR VARIANCE OR CONDI- TIONAL USE PERMIT; WITHDRAWAL THEREOF. pplica ion or a variance or conditional use permit shall be filed with the Planning Department on forms furnished by said department, setting forth fully the grounds for, and the facts deemed sufficient to justify, the granting of the variance.or conditional use permit. The applicant shall furnish to the City a certi- fied copy of the names and addresses of all property owners t6 whom notice must be mailed as provided by Sec- tion 9120.34. Any applicant may withdraw his application prior to the hearing thereon by filing a written request to do so. If the application is withdrawn prior to publication of the notice of hearing, the City shall refund eighty 80) per cent of the filing fee to the applicant. Section 9120.31 FILING FEES. Each such appli- cation shall be accompany following filing fees payable to the City: 1. Variance $100.00 2. Conditional use permit $100.00 Section 9120.32 HEARING; CONTINUANCE THEREOF. Ex- cept as otherwise provided, every application or a var- iance or conditional use permit shall be set for a public hearing before the Planning Commission, as provided in Section 9120.33 and Section 9120.34. Such hearing may be continued from time to time by order of the Commission. Section 9120.33 SETTING HEARINGS. All applications for a variance or conditional use perm shall be set by the Planning Director for public hearing before the Plan- ning Commission and by the City Clerk when the decision on such application is appealed to the City Council. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ1„ Page 117 Section 9120.34 NOTICES. Notice.of the time and place of such shall be g ven n the following manner: 1. Publication. By publication once not less than en 0 ways before the date of the hearing in a newspaper of general circulation circu- lated within the City; 2. Posting. By posting not less than ten 10) ays before the date of the hearing in front of the property affected and at intervals of not to exceed one hundred 100) feet on each side of the street upon which said property fronts for a distance of at least one hundred 100) feet in each direction from the external boundaries of the property. The posted notice shall consist of the words: NOTICE OF PROPOSED VARIANCE", or NOTICE OF CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT", whichever may be the case) printed in plain type with letters not less than one 1) inch in height, and a statement in six 6) or eight 8) print type setting forth the required information, namely: a. Description of the property affected; b. Notice of the proposal; c. Date, time and place of the hearing. 3. Mailing. By mailing a postal card not less than five 5) days before the date of the hearing to the owners of property within a radius of three hundred 300) feet of the external boundaries of the property affected, using for this purpose the last known names and addresses of such owners as shown upon the latest available assessment roll of the County Assessor of Los Angeles County. The mailed notice shall contain the same information as required in the posted notice. The accuracy of such list is the responsibility of the applicant. Section 9120.35 VARIANCES WITHOUT A HEARING. The Planning Commission may at any regular meeting grant the following variances without a public hearing: 1. Reduction of area requirements by not to exceed ten 10) per cent of that required in the zone. 2. Reduction of yard requirements by permitting portions of a building to extend into and occu- py not more than ten 10) per cent of the yard area required in the zone. 3. Reconstruction or remodeling; of a non-conforming building Then in the Commission's luagement it will bring such buil-ing and subsequent use into greater conformity with the uses permitted in the zone. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ2„ Page 118 Section 9120.36 PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION ANNOUNCING DECISION. within or y ays following the public hearing on a variance or conditional use permit," the Planning Commission shall render its decision by reso- lution reciting, among other things, the facts and reasons which, in its opinion, make the granting or denial of the variance or conditional use permit necessary to carry out the provisions and general purpose of this Chapter, and reciting such conditions or limitations as may be imposed. This resolution shall be appropriately numbered and shall become a permanent record in the files of the Planning Commission. Section 9120.361 NOTICE OF PLANNING COMMISSION'S DECISION. Within ten 10 days following e rendering o a decision ordering that a variance or conditional use permit be granted or denied, the Planning Director shall cause a copy of the resolution to be mailed to the appli- cant at the address shown on the application. Section 9120.37 EFFECTIVE DATE OF DECISION; TIME FOR APPEAL. The decision o The-Planning Commission grant- ing or denying a variance or conditional use permit shall become final and effective twenty 20) days after the de- cision is rendered unless before then an appeal in writ- ing is filed with the City Council. The filing of such appeal shall stay the decision until such time as the City Council has acted on the ap- peal. All appeals shall set forth the grounds therefor. Section 9120.371 TRANSMISSION OF PLANNING COMMIS- SION'S RECORD TO COUNCIL. Upon receipt of such appeal, t e city C er shall advise the Planning Director and the Planning Director shall thereupon transmit the Planning Commission's complete record of the case to the City Council. Section 9120.38 COUNCIL TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARING ON APPEAL; CONTINUANCE THEREOF. dthin thirty 301 days fol- lowing e receipt-o-1-an appeal, the matter shall be set for a public hearing as provided in Sections 9120.33 and 9120.34 of this division. Such hearing may be continued from time to time by order of the City Council. Section 9120.39 LIMITATION ON RECEIPT OF EVIDENCE. In deciding an appeal, the City Council shall not hear or consider evidence of any kind other than the evidence re- ceived from the Planning Commission, or any arguments on the merits of the appeal other than that contained in the Notice of Appeal, unless it sets the matter for a hearing de novo itself. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ3„ Page 119 Section 9120.391 RESOLUTION OF CITY COUNCIL AN- NOUNCING DECISION. The City Council s ren er s e- c sion on the appeal within forty 40) days following the hearing. The decision shall be by resolution reciting: among other things, the facts and the reasons which, in the opin- ion of the City Council, make the granting of, denial, or modification of the variance or conditional use permit necessary to carry out the provisions and general purpose of this Chapter, and reciting such conditions or limita- tions as may be imposed. The action of the City Council shall be final and conclusive. Section 9120.392 NOTICE OF CITY COUNCIL'S DECISION. Within ten 1~0) days following the ren ering o e City Counc$.1's decision, the City Clerk shall mail a copy of the decision to the person who appealed and shall return the Planning Commission's file to the Planning Department, with a copy of the City Council's decision attached thereto. DIVISION 4 REVOCATION AND EXPIRATION Section 9120.4 Variances and Conditional Use Permits May Be Revoked. 9120.41 Expiration. Section 9120.4 VARIANCES AND CONDITIONAL USE PER- MITS MAY BE REVOKED. T e P anning Commission or y Coun- cil may, after setting the notice for a public hearing as provided in Sections 9120.33 and 9120.34, revoke or modify any variance or conditional use permit on one or more of the following grounds: 1. That the approval was obtained by fraud. 2. That the use for which such approval is granted is not being exercised. 3. That the use for which such approval was granted has ceased to exist or has been sus- pended for one year or more. 4. That the permit or variance granted is being, or recently has been, exercised contrary to the terms or conditions of such approval, or in violation of any statute, ordinance, law or regulation. S. That the use for which the approval was granted was so exercised as to be detrimental to the public health or safety, or so as to consti- tute a nuisance. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ4„ Page 120 Section 9120.41 EXPIRATION. Any variance or condi- tional use permit granted ereunder shall become null and void if Xiot exercised within the time specified in such variance""or permits or if" no date is specified, if-not exercised within,six_.(6) months from the date the vari- ance or permit is fipally'granted. In cases wh6ie the Az6rcise of a varian-ge or, con- ditional use permit invplvos constructions such construc- tion must be completed'within six 6) months from the date'the variance or conditional use permit is finally granted and pursued diligently to completion; oiherwise t the variance or conditional use permit shall be null and void.. The Planning Comdission"may extend said time limit upon application with substantial findings. fit. S ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ5„ Page 121 PART 21 AMENDMENTS AND ZONE CHANGES Section 9121. Authority to Amend. 9121.1 Initiation of Amendment by Council or Commission. 9121.2 Application by Property Owner; Filing Fee; Withdrawal of Application. 9121.3 Commission to Hold Hearing; Exception. 9121.4 Time for Hearing by Commission; Continuance. 9121.41 Notice of Posting and Mailing. 9121.5 Action of the Commission. 9121.51 Notice of Commission's Deci- sion When Approving. 9121.6 Notice of Commission's Decision When Denying. 9121.61 Commission's Action Final When Denying Amendment. 9121.62 Transmittal of Commission's Records On An Appeal. 9121.7 City Clerk To Set Matter For A Hearing. 9121.71 Time For Hearing By Council; Continuance. 9121.72 Limitation On Receipt of Evidence. 9121.8 Adverse Decision of Council To Be Referred to Commission. 9121.81 Decision of Council Shall Be Final. 9121.82 Notice of Decision of Council. 9121.9 Commission's Findings On Conformity May Be Appealed To Council. Section 9121. AUTHORITY TO AMEND. Boundaries of the zones established y s Chapter, the classification of property uses therein, or other provisions of this Chapter may be amended whenever public necessity and con- venience and general welfare require. Section 9121.1 INITIATION. Amendments of this Chapter may be initiated y mo ion or resolution of the Planning Commission or City Council. Section 9121.2 APPLICATION BY PROPERTY OWNER; FILING FEE; WITHDRAWAL OF APPLICAfT6N-. whenever the owner of any and or building desires an amendment, supplement tot or change of, the regulations prescribed ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ6„ Page 122 for his property, he shall file with the Planning Commis- sion an application therefor, verified by him, requestihg such amendment accompanied by a filing fee of one hundred dollars $100.00) payable to the City. Any applicant may withdraw his application prior to the hearing thereon by filing a written request to do so. If the application is withdrawn prior to publication of the notice of hearing, the City shall refund eighty 80) per cent of the filing fee to the applicant. Section 9121.3 COMMISSION TO HOLD HEARING; EXCEPTION. Upon the filing o a ver!rie0. app1.r ion for an amendment, or initiation of an amendment by the Plan- ning Commission or City Council, the Planning Commission shall hold at least one 1) public hearing thereon and give notice thereof as required by the StE;te Panning Law Title 7, Chapter 4, of the Government Code of the State of California), as follows; 1. The Planning Director shall set the matter for a hearing or requestA hearing date from the Commission; 2. Notice of the time'and place of the hearing shall be given by publication once in a news- paper of general circulation published in the City or in the County nearest to the City at least ten 10) days before the hearing and by such other means as the Commission may deem necessary; except, that the Planning Commission may dispense with its hearing when the proposed amendment does not; 1. Regulate the use of buildings, structures, and land as between agriculture, industry, business, residence and other purposes; 2. Regulate the location, height, bulk, number of stories, and size of buildings and structures; the sizes of yards, courts and other open spaces, the percentage of a lot which may be occupied by a building or structure; 3. Establish and maintain building setback lines along any street, highway, freeway, road or alley; or 4. Create civic districts around civic centers, public parks and public buildings and grounds. Section 9121.4 TIME FOR HEARING BY COMMISSION; CONTINUANCE. The hearing before the Planning Commission shall be held not later than thirty 30) days following the filing of an application for or initiation of an amendment. Such hearing may be continued from time to time by order of the Commission. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ7„ Page 123 Section 9121.41 NOTICE OF POSTING AND MAILING. If the proposed amendmen ca s or a c ange in e zone map, in addition to notice by publication as required by the State Planning Law, notice of the hearing shall also be given as follows: 1. Posting. By posting not less than ten 10) a~ ys before the date of the hearing in front of the property affected and at intervals of not to exceed one hundred 100) feet on each side of the street upon which said property fronts for a distance of at least one hundred 100) feet in each direction from the external boundaries of the property. Tha pestnd notice shall consist of the words: NOTICE OF ZONE CHANGE", or r, NOTICE OF AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE", whichever may be the case) printed in plain type with letters not less than one 1) inch in height and a statement in six 6) or eight 8) point type setting forth the required information, namely: a. Description of the property affected; b. Notice of the proposal; c. Date, time and place of the hearing. 2. Mailing. By mailing a postal card not less than eve 5) days before the date of the hearing to the owners of property within a radius of five hundred 500) feet of the external boundaries of the property affected, using for this purpose the last known names and addresses of such owners as shown upon the latest available assessment roll of the County Assessor of Los Angeles County. The mailed notice shall contain the same information as required in the posted notice. The accuracy of such list is the responsibi- lity of the applicant. 3. The above mailing and posting provisions shall be waived on zone changes from A-1 to R-1 zones or when all A-1 property is developed to R-1 use. Section 9121.5 ACTION OF THE COMMISSION. After holding a public hearing, e Planning ommiss on may: 1. Recommend to the City Council adoption of the proposed amendment, or a modification thereof, including a more restrictive use than that proposed, by a resolution of the Commission containing findings and carried by the affirm- ative votes of a majority of its total voting members; or 2. Reject the proposed amendment by a resolution of the Commission containing findings and ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ8„ 04 Page 124 carried by the affirmative votes as required by the State Planning Law. 3. Fail to report within forty 40) days after reference by the City Council or such period as may be designated by the City Council, in which event such failure to report shall be deemed to be approval of the proposed amend- ment. Section 9121.51 NOTICE OF COMMISSION'S DECISION WHEN APPROVING. When the Commission's action is o re- commend the adoption of the amendment, the Commission shall, within ten 10) days from the date of such action, notify the applicant by forwarding a copy of the resolu- tion to the applicant at the address shown upon the appli- cation, and shall forward to the City Council a copy of said resolution, together with the complete file in the case accompanied by a summary of the hearing. Section 9121.6 NOTICE OF COMMISSION'S DECISION WHEN DENYING. When the action o he Commission s o deny the application or reject the proposed amendment, the Commission shall, within ten 10) days from the date of the adoption of its resolution, notify the applicant by forwarding a copy of the resolution to the address shown upon the application. Section 9121.61 COMMISSION'S ACTION FINAL WHEN DENYING AMENDMENT. The action o e Planning Commission in denying an application for amendment shall be final and conclusive unless, within ten 10) days following notice to the applicant of the decision by the Planning Commission, applicant files an appeal in writing with the City Council. Section 9121.62 TRANSMITTAL OF COMMISSION'S RECORD ON AN APPEAL. Upon receipt o a written appeal filed with e City- Council by the applicant, as pro- vided in this part, the City Clerk shall advise the Planning Director who shall transmit to said Clerk the Planning Commission's complete record of the case. Section 9121.7 CITY CLERK TO SET MATTER FOR A HEARING. Upon receipt o a resolution from e anning Commission approving a proposed amendment, or upon receipt of a written appeal, the City Clerk shall set the matter for a public hearing by the City Council and give notice thereof as required by the State Planning Laws Title 7, Chapter 4, of the Government Code of the State of Califor- nia), by publishing notice of the time and place of the hearing once in a newspaper of general circulation pub- lished in the City or in the County nearest to the City at least ten 10) days before the hearing, except that ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ9„ Page 125 the hearing may be waived for the same reasons as the hearing before the Planning Commission. Section 9121.71 TIME FOR HEARING BY COUNCIL; CONTINUANCE. The hearing before the City Council shall e he no later than forty 40) days following the receipt of a resolution from the Planning Commission re- commending adoption of the amendment, or the filing of a written appeal from an order of the Commission-denying the amendment. Such hearing may be continued from time to time by order of the City Council. Section 9121.72 LIMITATION ON RECEIPT OF EVIDENCE. In deciding an appeal, the City Council shall no ear or consider evidence of any kind other than the evidence received from the Planning Commission, or any arguments on the merits of the appeal other than that contained in the Notice of Appeal, unless it sets the matter for a hearing de novo before itself. Section 9121.8 ADVERSE DECISION OF COUNCIL TO BE REFERRED TO COMMISSION. e ec s on o e City Council is in any way contrary to the action taken by the Planning Commission, the City Council shall refer its find- ings to the Planning Commission and request a further re- port of the Planning Commission on the matter. Failure of the Planning Commission to report to the City Council within forty 40) days after reference or such period as may be designated by the City Council may be deemed to be approval by the Planning Commission of any proposed change. Section 9121.81 DECISION OF COUNCIL SHALL BE FINAL. The action by the City Council on he application or amendment shall be by majority vote of the entire member- ship of the City Council and shall be final and conclusive. Section 9121.82 NOTICE OF DECISION OF COUNCIL. Not later than ten 10) days following e adoption y the City Council of a resolution ordering an amendment to this Chapter, or denying an application of recommendation for an amendment, one 1) copy of such resolution shall be forwarded to the applicant at the address shown upon the application, and one 1) copy shall be attached to the file in the case and the complete file returned to the Planning Commission for permanent filing. Section 9121.9 ZONE CHANGES TO CONFORM TO MASTER PLAN. Whenever a propose amendment calls or a change in he zone map, the Planning Director shall determine whether the proposed change is in conformity with the Master Plan and shall make a finding on conformity prior to the required public hearing. The applicant if any shall be notified o£ such finding. If the proposed zone change is in conformity with the Master Plan, the Director shall set a time and place ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ:„ Page 126 for the public hearing and order legal notices to be given. If the proposed zone change is not in conformity with the Master Plan, the Planning Director shall submit a report to the Planning Commission who shall submit a report to the City Council within twenty 20) days after the regu- lar meeting at which the finding was made. The Commission may also determine that the Master Plan should be studied for possible amendment and may initiate studies toward this end, and authorize the re- quired public hearings necessary to amend the Master Plan. The City Council, upon receipt of the Commission's findings of non-conformity, may, regardless of the Master Plan, instruct the Commission to hold a public hearing on the proposed zone change and the Commission shall forthwith set a time and place for the public hear- ing and order the legal notices to be given. A proposed zone change shall be deemed to conform with the general land use policies of the Master Plan where: 1. A proposed R-2" zone a. Is so located that the overall density under the rezoned conditions would not cause unbalance in the Master Plan of land use or in the facilities required thereon; and b. Is within or immediately adjacent to an area shown on the Master Plan as Medium Density Residential; or c. Is adjacent to an existing R-2 or R-3" zone. 2. A proposed R-3'• zone a. Will not cause unbalance in the Master Plan of land use or in the facilities required thereon if it b. Is within or immediately adjacent to an area shown on the Master Plan as High Density Residential; or c. Is adjacent to an existing R-3'• zone. 3. A progosed Curds zone a. Will not cause unbalance in the blaster Plan of land use or in the facilities required thereon if it b. Is in a general area indicated for resi- dential use on the Master Plan; or e. Is adjacent to an existing bI'P'" zone or use. 4. A pro osed commercial zone a. Will no cause unbalance in the Master Plan by changing the amount, nature, or type of commercial facility proposed thereon if it b. Is in the general area indicated for such use on the Master Plan; or ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ;„ Page 1.27 c. Is an extension of an existing similar commercial zone. 5. A proposed industrial zone s e general area indicated for such use on the' Master Plan if it b. Is an extension of an existing industrial area. Nothing in this section shall be deemed to pro- hibit the City Council from granting a zone change which does not conform with the Master Plan.. Section 9121.91 COMMISSION'S FINDINGS ON CONFORM- ITY MAY BE APPEALED TO COUNCIL. The Planning Commission's findings on non-conformity may be appealed to the City Council. Such an appeal shall be filed by the petitioner or an interested party within ten 10) days after the meeting at which the-findings were made. The City Council may, by motion, either sustain the Commission's findings or it may instruct the Commission to hold a public hearing on the proposed zone change. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ<„ Page 128 PART 22 INTERPRETATION ANDtCONFLICT Section 9122. Interpretation. 9122.1 No Conflicting Licenses Or Permits Shall be Issued. Section 9122. INTERPRETATION. In interpreting and applying the provisions o 3 pter, they shall be held to be the minimum requirements for the promotion of the public health, safety, comfort, convenience and general welfare. It is not intended by this Chapter to interfere with or abrogate or annul any easement, covenant or other agreement between parties. When this Chapter imposes a greater restriction upon the use of buildings or land, or upon the height of buildings, or requires larger open spaces than are im- posed or required by other ordinances, rules, regulations or by easements, covenants or agreements, the provisions of this Chapter shall control. Section 9122.1 NO CONFLICTING LICENSES OR PERMITS SHALL BE ISSUED. All depar men s, o c a s or pu is employees ves ed with duty or authority to issue per- mits or licenses where required by law shall conform to the provisions of this Chapter. No such license or permit for uses, buildings or purposes where the same would be in conflict with the provisions of this Chapter shall be issued. Any such license or permit, if issued in conflict with the provisions hereof, shall be null and void. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ=„ Page 129 PART 23 CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPANCY Section 9123. Occupancy of Building. 9123.1 Occupancy of Land. 9123.2 Contents of Certificate. 9123.3 Record of Certificate. Section 9123. OCCUPANCY OF BUILDING. No build- ing hereafter erected, moved, en arge or altered shall be occupied, used, or changed in use until a certificate of occupancy shall have been issued by the Building Superintendent with the approval of the Planning Director. Such certificate shall be applied for coincident with the application for a building permit and shall be issued only after such building, enlargement, or alter- ation has been completed in conformity with the provi- sions of this Chapter, and when the proposed use conforms to this Chapter and the required applicable conditions. Any use legally occupying an existing building at the time this Chapter becomes effective may be continued but shall not be changed unless a certificate of occupan- cy for the new use shall have been issued by the Building Superintendent, after finding that such use conforms to this Chapter and the required applicable conditions. Section 9123.1 OCCUPANCY OF LAND. No vacant land shall be hereafter used or e use thereof changed until a certificate of occupancy shall have been issued by the Building Superintendent, with the approval of the Planning Director, provided such use is in conformity with the pro- visions of this chapter and required applicable conditions. However, no certificate of occupancy shall be re- quired where the land is to be used for tilling the soil and growing thereon farm, garden or orchard products. Section 9123.2 CONTENTS OF CERTIFICATE. The certificate of occupancy s s a e e building or proposed use of a building or land has complied with all laws and ordinances, including the provisions of this Chapter, and with an approved site plan and any conditions required by the Commission and/or City Council relative to the proposed building or use. Section 9123.3 RECORD OF CERTIFICATE. A record of all certificates of occupancy shall be kept on file in the office of the Building Superintendent and copies shall be furnished on request to any person having a proprietary or tenancy interest in the subject building, use or land. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ>„ Page 31 Section 9105.63 REAR YARDS. The provisions of R-1 Zone Section 9104.63 shall apply. Section 9105.64 PROJECTIONS INTO YARDS. The provi- sions of R-1 zone Section 9104.64 shall apply. Section 9105.65 DISTANCE BETWEEN BUILDINGS. The minimum distance between buildings on he same of in an R-2 zone shall be as follows: 1. The provisions of R-1 zone Section 9104.65 shall apply, except that the minimum distance between main buildings shAll be at least ten 10) feet except that for buildings arranged front to front about an interior court with a driveway in be- tween, the distance shall be at least twenty 20) feet. For buildings arranged side to rear the distance shall be fifteen 15) feet. For build- ings arranged front to rear the distance shall be twenty 20) feet. For buildings arranged front to side the distance shall be fifteen 15) feet. Section 9105.7 FENCES HEDGES AND WALLS. The pro- visions of R-1 zone Section 7 shall apply. Section 9105.8 OFF-STREET PARKING. Every building or structure in zone R-2 designed or or intended to be used as a dwelling shall be provided with a completely enclosed garage with minimum ditm%hsions of twelve 12) feet in width and twenty 20) feet in length, for each family which such dwelling is designed to house. The garage shall be situated on the same lot or parcel of land as the dwelling and shall not be located where prohibited by law. The front yard in an R-2 zone shall not be used for parking, unless in a driveway. Section 9105. 8.1 PARKING OF HEAVY VEHICLES. Vehicles weighing more than six thousand 6,000) pou-n-a-s-Ma-11 not be parked on any premises in an R-2 zone, except for loading and unloading. Section 9105.82 VEHICULAR ACCESS. All garages in an R-2 zone shall be provided wit wo 2 nch paved or concrete vehicular access to a public thoroughfare, and when the pro- perty fronts on a major or secondary highway, an adequate paved turning area shall be provided to permit vehicles driving into the property to turn around and head into the street. Section 9105.83 PEDESTRIAN ACCESS. If vehicular ac- cess is provided from an R-2 property to an alley at the rear of the property, pedestrian access shall be provided along the side of the lot from the rear thereof to the front of the pro- perty. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ?„ Section Page 32 9105.9 SIGNS. Signs shall not be erected or maintained in an R-2 zone, except as follows: 1. Name Plates. Name Plates may be erected and maintaine;J I subject to the following conditions: a. They must not exceed two 2) square feet in area, per face; b. They must display only the: 1) Name of the premises upon which they are displayed and/or 2) Name of the owner or lessee of the pre- mises and/or 3) Address of the premises and/or 4) Nature of the home occupation engaged in on the premises. 2. For Rent or Sale Signs For Rent", For Sale", and signs o a similar' type may be erected and maintained by an owner of a lot, or his authorized agent, subject to the following conditions: a. Not more than one 1) such sign shall be per- mitted on any lot or parcel; b. No such sign shall exceed four 4) square feet in area, per face. 3. Temporary Real Estate Sign. A temporary real estate sign advertising real property which has been subdivided for purposes of sale or lease may be erected and maintained subject to the following conditions: a. Such sign shall be located on the premises which they advertise; b. Such sign shall not exceed eighty 80) square feet in area, per face; c. Before any sign or advertising shall be erected a permit therefor shall have been issued by the Building Department which is hereby authorized to issue such permits; d. The sign shall remain only as long as some portion of the property advertised for sale remains unsold, or for a period of six 6) months, whichever period is shorter. No such sign shall remain longer than six 6) months unless the permit therefor shall have been renewed by the Building Department. 4. Subdivisions and Model Homes. Small signs may be erected and maintained in a subdivision tract, pro- vided there are no more than one 1) such sign for each three 3) lots. Each sign shall not exceed four 4) square feet in area per face. Such sign m ay also be erected and maintained on the same lot with a model home, provided they do not exceed three 3) in number and four 4) square feet each in area. Such signs shall be removed after the developer con- cludes the initial sale of the lots and/or homes to their initial owners. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ@„ Page 33 R-3 HEAVY MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE Section 9106. Purpose. 9106.1 Uses Permitted. 9106.2 Uses Subject to Conditional Use Permit.or Variance. 9106.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9106.4 Lot Area. 9106.41 Lot Dimensions. 9106.5 Building Height and Minimum Floor Area. 9106.6 Yards, General. 9106.61 Front Yards. 9106.62 Side Yards. 9106.63 Rear Yards. 9106.64 Projections Into Yards. 9106.65 Distance between Buildings. 9106.7 Fences, Walls and Hedges. 9106.8 Off-Street Parking. 9106.81 Parking of Heavy Vehicles. 9106.82 Vehicular Access. 9106.83 Pedestrian Access. 91o6.9 Signs. 9106.91 Other Conditions to Use. Section 9106. PURPOSE. The R-3 Zone is intended to provide for the development o7 high density multiple family residential structures. Section 9106.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in an R-3 zone: 1. Multiple dwellings, including apartment houses, rooming and boarding houses, and similar permanent residential facilities. 2. Accessory buildings and structures customary to a multiple family dwelling. 3. The keeping of dogs and cats as household pets and their litters, provided the aggregate number of such pets does not exceed two 2) and the litters do not exceed four 4) months of age. The above restrictions apply to each family. 4. The storage of building materials and the main- tenance of a contractor's temporary office during the building of a dwelling or accessory building or structure on the premises and for sixty 60) days thereafter. 5. Nursery, Child Care, and Foster Homes. The pro- visions of R-1 zone Section 9104.1, paragraph 5-a shall apply. 6. Home Occupations. The provisions of R-1 zone, Section 9104.1, paragraph 7 shall apply. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæA„ Page 34 7. If plans therefor. are first submitted to and ap- proved by the Planning. Commission and they find that the proposed structure will be consistent with the purpose of this section: a. Churches, Lodges and Meeting Halls. b. A convent or monastery if such convent or monastery does not exceed three 3) stories in height. c. Libraries, parks and recreation buildings. d. Fire Department Stations; hotels; institutions of educational, philanthropic, and el,eemosynary- nature, but not including business sponsored or operated by such institutions proper; police stations; post offices, private clubs. Section 9106.2 USES SUBJECT TO CONDITIONAL USE PER- MIT OR VARIANCE. The following uses shall e subject o a Condi ions se Permit as provided in Part 20 of this chapter: 1. Child Care Home or day nursery for over five 5) children including occupant's own. 2. Foster Home for over seven 7) children including occupant's own. 3. Private educational institutions. 4. Rest homes. 5. Sanitariums and hospitals. 6. Museums. 7. Electric distribution and public utility sub- stations. 8. The keeping or raising of animals other than listed in Section 9106.1, paragraph 6) including poultry and aviaries. 9. Mobile home parks. 10. Multiple dwelling in excess of height restrictions Section 9106.5. Section 9106.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. The fol- lowing uses are expressly prohibited in an R-3 zone: 1. Commercial uses. 2. Industrial uses. Section 9106.4 LOT AREA. If no number follows the zoning symbol, the required inimum area is five thousand 5,000) square feet in the R-3 zone. A number following the zone symbol indicates minimum lot area required. Section 9106.41 LOT DIMENSIONS. The provisions of R-1 zone, Section 9104.41 shall apply. Section 9106.5 BUILDING HEIGHT AND MINIMUM FLOOR AREA. No buildings or structures erected n an R-3 zone shall a ve-a height greater than forty 40) feet or three 3) stories, whichever is less, except by a variance. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæB„ Page 35 When property in R-3 zone is developed to R-2 use, the appli- cable provisions shall apply. In multiple structures for three families or over, the following minimum floor areas shall apply: 1. Bachelor apartments, five hundred 500) square feet. 2. One-bedroom apartments, six hundred fifty 650) square feet. 3. Two-bedroom apartments and over, seven hundred fifty 750) square feet. All multiple structures designed to house three or more families shall have a minimum total floor area of one thousand five hundred 1,500) square feet. Section 9106.6 YARDS, GENERAL. The provisions of R-1 zone Section 9104.6 hall apply. Section 9106.61 FRONT YARDS. Each lot in an R-3 zone shall have a front yard of not less than fifteen 15) feet except as follows: 1. Partially Built-Up Blocks. The provisions of R- zone Section 9104.61 shall apply. 2. Key Lots. On key lots the minimum front yard shall be the same as the front yard for the ad- joining interior lot. However, in no case shall the key lot have a front yard of less than fif- teen 15) feet. 3• Storage. Required front yard shall not be used Tr storage of trailers, boats, house trailers or materials where access to rear yard is avail- able; but in no case will storage be permitted in other than a paved driveway. Section 9106.62 SIDE YARDS. Each lot in an R-3 zone shall have a side yard on each side of the lot of not less than five 5) feet, except as follows: 1. The provisions of R-1 zone Section 9104.62 shall apply. 2. Where more than three families have access from a driveway, the minimum paved width shall be six- teen 16) feet. Two ten 10) foot paved drives, one used exclusively for entering and one used exclusively for exiting shall be approved for any multiple structure. Section 9106.63 REAR YARDS. Each lot in an R-3 zone shall have a rear yard of not less than fifteen 15) feet, except that the provisions of R-1 zone Section 9104.63 shall apply. Section 9106.65 DISTANCE BETWEEN BUILDINGS. The minimum distance between buildings on the same lot in an R-3 zone shall be as follows: ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæC„ Page 36 1. Between Main Buildings. The minimum distance between ain that for buildings arranged front to front about an interior court with a driveway in between the distance shall be at least twenty 20) feet. For buildings ar- ranged side to rear the distance shall be fifteen 15) feet. For buildings arranged front to rear the dis- tance shall be twenty 20) feet. For buildings arranged front to side the distance shall be fifteen 15) feet. 2. Garages and Main Buildings. The provisions of R-1 zone Section n y. p Tagraph 1, shall apply. 3. Other Accessory Buildings and Main Buildings. The provisions o R- zone Section paragraph 3, shall apply. 4,. Between Accessory Buildings. The provisions of R-1 zone Section 9104.65, paragraph 4., shall apply. 5. Increase in Distance Because of Height. The provi- sions o zone Section paragraph 5, shall apply. Section 9106.7 FENCES, HEDGES AND WALLS. Fences, hedges and walls may be erected an maintained in an R-3 zone as follows: The provisions of R-1 zone Section 9104..7 shall apply. Section 9106.8 OFF-STREET PARKING. 1. Every dwelling, spar men ouse or other structure in zone R-3 designed for or intended to be used as a dwelling or apartment house shall be provided with a completely enclosed garage of sufficient capacity with minimum dimensions of twelve 12) feet wide by twenty 20) feet long, and that multi-car garages be ten 10) feet by twenty 20) feet dimensions per space, for each family which such dwelling or apartment house is de- signed to house. Where a community garage housing three or more vehicles is provided, the doors may be omitted leaving one side of the garage open. The ga- rage shall be situated on the same lot or parcel of land as the dwelling or apartment house and shall not above, each R-3 structure or structures with three or more family units shall have one open paved ten 10) foot by twenty 20) foot off-street parking space for each two units. 2. Parking area for structures other than dwellings and apartment houses in zone R-3, except for those struc- tures designated in sub-section 9106.8, paragraph 1, 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 be- fore conversion from one use or ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæD„ Page 37 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 pave- ment, or an enclosed garage for standard sized automobile, together with provision for safe ingress and egress of at least one 1) parking space of at least two hundred 200) square feet within three hundred 300) feet of the struc- ture 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. Section 9106.81 PARKING OF HEAVY VEHICLES. The pro- visions of R-1 zone Section 9104.81 shall apply. Section 9106.82 VEHICULAR ACCESS. The provisions of R-2 zone Section 9105.8 shat apply. Section 9106.83 PEDESTRIAN ACCESS. The provisions of R-1 zone Section 9107-.83 shall apply. Section 9106.9 SIGNS. Signs shall not be erected or maintained in an R-3 zone, except as follows: 1. Name Plates. Name Plates may be erected and maintained subject to the following conditions: a. They must not exceed one 1) square foot in area9 per face. b. They must display only the: 1) Name of the premises upon which they are displayed and/or 2) Name of the owner or lessee of the premises and/or 3) Address of the premises and/or 4,) Nature of the home occupation engaged in on the premises. 2. For Rent or Sale Signs. For Rent", For Sale" and signs o a similar type may be erected and maintained by an owner of a lot, or his author- ized agent, subject to the following conditions: a. Not more than one 1) such sign shall be permitted on any lot or parcel; b. No such sign shall exceed six 6) square feet in area9 per face. 3. Temporary real estate signs advertising real pro- perty which has been subdivided for purposes of sale or lease may be erected and maintained, subject to the following conditions: a. Such sign shall be located on the premises on which they advertise: b. Such sign shall not exceed eighty 80) square feet in area, per face; c. Before any sign or advertising shall be erected a permit therefor shall have been issued by the Building Department which is hereby author- ized to issue such permits. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæE„ Page 38 d. The sign shall remain only as long as some portion of the property advertised for sale remains unsold, or for a period of six 6) months, whichever period is shorter. No such sign shall remain longer than six 6) months unless the permit therefor shall have been renewed by the Building Department. 4. For each apartment building, one 1) unlighted sign not to exceed six square feet in area,per face 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 con- tains no advertising matter except the name and street address of the apartment house. Excep- tions to this section may be submitted to the Planning Commission for approval only if unusual conditions or circumstances prevail. Such excep- tion may be granted by the Planning Commission with or without a public hearing. 5. Subdivisions and Model Homes. Small signs may be erected and maintained in a subdivision tract, provided there are no more than one 1) such sign for each three 3) lots. Each sign shall not ex- ceed four 4) square feet in area per faze. Such signs may also be erected and maintained on the same lot with a model home, provided they do not ex- ceed three 3) in number and four 4) square feet each in area per face. Such signs shall be removed after the developer concludes the initial sale of the lots and/or homes to their initial owners. 6. Churches, Lodges, etc. One 1) sign not to ex- ceed ten 0 square feet in area per face may be erected and maintained in connection with the use of R-3 property for church, lodge, or meeting hall use. Section 9106.91 OTHER CONDITIONS TO USE. 1. Site Plan Review. The provisions of Section. 9103.4 shall apply. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæF„ Page 39 A-1 AGRICULTURAL AND SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONE Section 9107. Purpose. 9107.1 Uses Permitted. 9107.2 Uses Subject to Conditional Use Permit or Variance. 9107.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9107.4 Lot Area. 9107.41 Lot Dimensions. 9107.4.2 Population Density. 9107.5 Building Height and Minimum Floor Area. 9107.6 Yards, General. 9107.61 Front Yards. 9107.62 Side Yards. 9107.63 Rear Yards. 9107.64 Projections Into Yards. 9107.65 Distance between Buildings. 9107.7 Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9107.8 Off-Street Parking. 9107.81 Parking of Heavy.Vehicles. 9107.82 Vehicular Access:''' 9107.83 Pedestrian Access: 9107.9 Signs. Section 9107. PURPOSE. The A-1 zone is intended to provide for agricultural and single family residential pur- poses. Section 9107.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in an A- zone: 1. Farms or ranches for orchards, tree crops, field crops, truck gardening, berry and bush crops, flower gardening, production and wholesale nur- series, aviaries, and mushroom farm.6. 2. Single family dwelling and accessory buildings and structures customary to a single family dwelling. 3. The keeping of poultry and rabbits, for non-com- mercial purposes, provided that not more than twelve 12) poultry and four 4) adult rabbits shall be kept on any lot. 4. The keeping of poultry and rabbits for commer- cial purposes, provided no such animal and no pen or coop shall be within fifty 50) feet of any lot line abutting a street, or within twenty 20) feet of any other lot line if under separate ownership or to persons not related by blood or marriage, or within thirty-five 35) feet of any dwelling used for human habitation. A plant- ing strip five 5) feet wide adjacent to lot lines shall be planted and maintained with tall ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæG„ Page 4.0 growing shrubs and trees. The planting strip may be waived if a six 6) foot block or masonry wall or six 6) foot solid wooden fence is installed. 5. The keeping of horses and mules, provided: a. There shall be not more than two 2) such animals for each thirty thousand 30,030) square feet of lot area. b. No such animal and no pen, coop, stable, barn or corral shall be within fifty 50) feet of any front lot line abutting a street, or within twenty 20) feet of any other lot line if under separate ownership, or to persons not related by blood or marriage, or within thirty-five 35) feet of any dwell- ing used for human habitation. 6. The keeping of dogs and cats as household pets and their litters, provided the aggregate number of such pets does not exceed three 3) and the litters do not exceed four 4,) months of age. 7. The storage of building materials and the main- tenance of a contractor's temporary office during the building of a single family dwelling or acces- sory building or structure on the premises and for sixty 60) days thereafter. 8. A temporary real estate tract office for the purpose of conducting 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 used for conducting 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 not to exceed two 2) years. 9. The keeping of bees, provided all conditions of other City Ordinances are complied with and no hive or box is nearer than three hundred 300) feet to any dwelling. 10. Parks, playgrounds or community centers, owned and operated by a governmental agency. 11. Accessory buildings and uses, including a pri- vate garage, recreation room, private stable, greenhouse, lathhouse, barn, corral, pen, coop or other similar structure, and a building or room for packing products produced or raised on the premises, subject to all provisions regarding location. 12. The following home occupations: The provisions of R-1 zone, Section 9104-.1, paragraph 7, shall apply. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæH„ Page 41 13. Agricultural Stands. Property in zone A-1 also may be used for one 1) 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 pro- duced 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. 14. The following auxiliary uses if they do not alter the character of the premises as a single family residence: a. A nursery, child care homes and foster homes, provided the occupant of the premises is licensed to operate such nursery or home by the County Welfare Commission, has complied with all the requirements for operating such nursery or come, has registered his name, location of residence, and number of child- ren cared for with the Planning Department, and provided further that such licensee of a day nursery limits the number of children kept on the premises to seven 7) including his own and that such licensee of a child care home or foster home limits the number of children kept on the premises to five 5) including his own. b. 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. c. Living quarters for servants employed in and by the occupants of, a single-family residence attached to such residence, if no additional kitchen facilities or equipment or cooking facilities, or equipment be estab- lished or maintained in such attached servants quarters. Section 9107.2 USES SUBJECT TO CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT OR VARIANCE. The following uses shall e subject to a on i ions Use Permit as provided in Part 20 of this Chapter: 1. Churches. 2. Country Clubs and golf courses and related driving range, tennis and swimming clubs. 3. Child care home or foster home for over five 5) children including the occupant's own. 4. Day nurseries for over seven 7) children in- cluding the occupant's own. $. Private educational institutions. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæI„ Page 42 6. Rest homes. 7. Sanitariums and hospitals. 8. Lodges and meeting halls. 9. Dancing schools. 10. Living quarters for persons employed on the premises, if occupied only by such persons and their immediate families. 11. Public utility substations. 12. Water pumping plants, reservoirs, or water storage tanks. 13. Domestic water companies. 14. Gas measurement stations. 15. Electrical substations or power booster or conversion plants. 16. Telephone exchange buildings if parking space of an area not less than the usable floor area of the building is provided in connection there- with. 17. Stations for bus or railway passengers, but not including central terminal facilities or bus or railway car repair or assembly facilities. 18. 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 Planning Commission showing that the property will be so landscaped and screened. 19. Fire stations. 20. The keeping of animals other than listed in Section 9107.1. Section 9107.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. The fol- lowing uses are expressly prohibited in an A-1 zone: 1. Multiple dwellings. 2. Commercial uses not specifically permitted in Sections 9107.1 and 910'7.2. 3. Industrial uses. 4. Hogs or pigs or peacocks. 5. Commercial or industrial poultry or rabbit slaughtering or processing plants. Section 9107.4 LOT AREA. If no number follows the A-1 zone symbol, each o arm, ranch, orchard, or other parcel of land shall have a minimum area of t'-_irty thousand O Z,000) squ-re feet. iJhen a nu-iber fol=o~rs the zone symbol, it will indicate the minimurn lot area required. Section 9107.41 LOST DIMENSIONS. Each lot in an A-1 zone shall have the following minimum dimensions. 1. Width. Each lot shall have a minimum width of fifty 50) feet. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæJ„ Page 45 Signs identifying persons engaged in construc- tion on a site shall be permitted as long as construction is in progress, but not to exceed a six-month's period. Signs not exceeding an aggregate size of eighty 80) square feet of surface area per face advertising the sale of subdivisions and tract homes, on the site, shall be permitted during the initial per- iod of the development project, which period shall be defined as beginning with the recording date of the subdivision map and terminating twelve 12) months thereafter. 5. Advertising Agricultural Products. One 1) oub e- ace sign not excee ng orty-two 42) square feet in area per face and pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire of the products pro- duced on the premises on which the sign is lo- cated. The sign may be within the front or side yard setbacks provided that it shall not be located nearer than ten 10) feet from the front property line. 6. Signs are subject to Site Plan Review, Section 9103.4. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæK„ Page 46 MHP MOBILE HOME PARK Section 9108. Purpose. 9108.1 Uses Permitted. 9108.2 Uses Prohibited. 9108.3 Property Development Standards. 9108.4- Property Development Standards Within the Mobile.Home Park. 9108.5 Development of Mobile Home Park. Section 9108. PURPOSE. The Mobile Home Park zone is intended to provide a residential district and standards for mobile home park development. Section 9108.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in a Tv1-15zone: 1. Parking of residential mobile homes. 2. Incidental uses related to the convenience and needs of mobile home park residents, but not to include commercial or other non-residential facilities. Section 9108.2 USES PROHIBITED. The following uses are expressly prohibited in a 1HP zone. 1. Commercial uses. 2. Industrial uses. Section 9108.3 PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. 1. Minimum area. Each parcel o and in a M zone shall have a minimum of three 3) acres. 2. Population Density. A minimum of two thousand ive hundred 1797U0) square feet of area for each mobile home space in a mobile home park development is required. This space ratio: shall include access roads, automobile parking, acces- sory building space, and recreational areas. Ten 10) per cent of park area may be exempt from this provision when used specifically. for travel and tourist mobile home spaces. 3. Yards, General. The provisions of R-1 zone, Section 9104.6, paragraphs 1 through 4 shall apply. 4. Front Yards. Each parcel of land in a MHP zone shall ave a front yard of not less than twenty 20) feet extending the full width of the parcel. 5. Side Yards. Each parcel of land in a MHP zone shall have a side yard on both sides of the par- cel of not less than five 5) feet. Where a side yard abuts on a street or a residential or an agricultural zone, it shall be not less than fif- teen 15) feet in depth. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæL„ Page 47 6. Rear Yards. Each parcel of land in a MHP zone shall have a rear yard of not less than ten 10) feet. Where such yard abuts on a street or a residential or an agricultural zone, it shall be not less than twenty 20) feet in depth. 7. Landscaping. All front yards and all side and rear yards in a MHP zone that abut on a street shall be landscaped and maintained while devoted to the parking of residential trailers. 8. Building Height. No building or structure in a MHP zone shall exceed a height greater than thirty-five 35) feet or two and one-half 2-1/2.)'., stories, whichever is less. 9. Masonry Wall. Each parcel of land in a MHP zone devoted to the parking of residential mobile homes shall be completely enclosed, except for proper ingress and egress openings by an opaque masonry wall not less than six 6) feet in height. The wall shall run along and be con- tiguous to the boundary or property-line, except that when the wall abuts a street, it shall be located on the yard setback line. Required walls in front yard shall be limited to a forty-two 42) inch height limit. 10. Signs and Name Plates. Each parcel of land in a 14 zone devoted to the parking of residential mobile homes may display one 1) identifying sign not to exceed eighty 80) square feet in area per face on each street frontage. Such sign shall contain only the name and address of the mobile home park and may be lighted, but flashing lights are prohibited. Section-9108.4 PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS WITHIN THE MOBILE HOME PARK. Size o mobile home space. Each mobile home space shall have a minimum area of one thousand five hundred 1,500) square feet with a minimum width of thirty 30) feet. Except that ten 10) per cent of the total spaces may be exempt from this requirement when used for tourist and travel mobile home spaces. Such tourist and travel spaces shall be limited to a minimum of eight hundred 800) square feet and have a mini- mum of ten 10) feet between mobile homes or six 6). feet between mobile home and awning. a. There shall be a space not less than.ten 10)- feet in width between a mobile home and any cabana, ramada or other similar permanent accessory structure related to another mobile home. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæM„ Page 48 b. There shall be a space not less than twenty 20) feet in width between a mobile home and any permitted building, except transformer or meter structures. c. There shall be a space not less than ten 10) feet in width between vehicular accessway and a mobile home which sides on said accessway, and not less than two and one-half 2-1/2) feet between each vehicular accessway and the end of the mobile home or the end of the towing bar, whichever the case may be. 2. Off-Street Parking. a. There shall be at least one 1) paved off-street parking space for each mobile home space. Such parking space shall be located on the same or within one hundred 100) feet of the site, as the mobile home served and may be located in a required rear or side yard thereof. b. There shall be established and maintained within each mobile home park an automobile parking area for the use of guests. The num- ber of spaces within this area shall be equal to one 1) for every ten 10) mobile home sites, of fraction thereof. 3. Patio. A cement concrete patio, of a minimum size or-three hundred and fifty 350) square feet shall be installed for each mobile home space. Travel and tourist spaces are exempt from this provision. Access Roads. a. Access roads within a trailer park shall be paved to a width of not less than twenty-five 25) feet. b. Access roads, with paved width of less than thirty 30) feet,shall not be used for auto- mobile parking at any time. c. Where access roads are paved to a width of thirty 30) feet or more, the off-street park- ing provisions contained in paragraph 2-a of this section are waived. d. All access roads shall be adequately lighted. e. Each mobile home space shall have frontage on an access road. 5• Sanitary Sewer. Each mobile home space shall be provided with a connection to the City's sanitary sewer line if or when such connection is available. 6. Electrical Service. All electrical and telephone services wit a MHP zone shall be underground. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæN„ Page 4.9 7. Laundry Facilities. a. Laundry facilities equipped with washing machines shall be provided. b. Outside drying yards shall be provided and enclosed with a six 6) foot high solid fence. No drying permitted outside drying yard. Section 9103.5 DEVELOPMENT OF MOBILE HOME PARK. No mobile home park shall be developed without complying with the following requirements: 1. Site Plan Review. The provisions of Section 9103.4 siza.l 11 apply. 2. Financial Responsibility. A statement of finan- cial responsibility, including the posting of a bond or cash deposit with the City, to assure the installation of the required improvements. 3. Time Schedule, A time schedule for development shall be prepared, which shall demonstrate the applicant's readiness and ability to provide the proposed services. Such time shall not exceed a period of one 1) year, unless substantial reasons and findings are submitted and approved by the Building Superintendent. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæO„ Page 50 C-P C.OiVERCIAL PROFESSIONAL ZONE Section 9109. Purpose. 9109.1 Uses Permitted. 9109.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited 9109.4 Uses Subject to A Conditional Use Permit. 9109.5 Building Height. 9.1.09.61 Yards. 9109.7 Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9109.8 Off-Street Parking. 9109.84, Loading. 9109.9 Signs. 9109.91 Other Conditions To Use. Section 9109. PURPOSE. The 14C-P" Commercial Professional property zone is intended to provide for the development of an integrated office and professional zone wherein all of the related types of uses and facilities may be located. Section 9109.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in the C-P zone. All uses and stor- age with the exception of the substations shall be wholly within a totally enclosed building. 1. Existing residential buildings. a. They may be used for residential purposes but may not be converted to more intensive use except by variance. b. They may be converted to nonresidential use" if the exterior of the building is changed subject to approval of the Plan- ning Commission and the City Council. c. They may not be used for residential and non-residential purposes at the same time, except on the second story or abeve. 2. Administrative, financial and professional offices. 3. Art Galleries. 4. Artist and photographers studios and dancing studios. 5. Electric distribution and public utility sub- stations. 6. Employment agency. 7. Exhibit halls. 8. General research offices, not involving man- ufacture, fabrication or processing or direct sales of products or merchandise unless per- mitted within the C-P zone, 9. Hospitals, subject to site plan review as outlined in Section 9103.4. 10. Hotels. 11. Libraries, subject to site plan review as out- lined lined in Section 9103.4. 12. Medical, dental and therapeutic clinics. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæP„ Page 51 13• Medical, dental and biological laboratories. 14. Professional pharmacy. 15. Barber shop and beauty shop. 16. Confectionary store. 17. Florist. 18. Gift shop. 19. Office supply store. 20. Restaurant, coffee shop and/or test room, provided that there shall be no sale of intoxictAing liquor on the premises. 21. Lodges, clubs and fraternal organizations. 22. Other uses as the Planning Commission and City Council may deem pursuant to Section 91G3.5) to be similar and not more obnoxious or detrimental o the public health, safety and welfare. Section 9109.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIEXfED. The following uses are expressly prohibited in the C-P zons_except as otherwise provided for in Section 9109.1. 1. New single-family dwellings. 2. Any combination of residential and non-residential uses in any building or structure or on any lot, unless residential use is entirely on the second floor or above. 3. Industrial uses. Retail commercial uses other than listed or pro- vided for in Section 9109.1. Section 9109.4 USES SUBJECT TO A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. 1. Churches. 2. Private and parochial schools. Section 9209.5 BUILDING HEIGHT. 1. No building or structure erected in this zone shall have a height greater than fifty 50) feet except by Conditional Use Permit. 2. Exceptions: permitted projections above building height limit. a. Penthouses or roof structures for the housing of elevators, stairways, tanks, ventilating fans, or similar equipment required to operate and maintain the building. b. Fire or parapet walls. c. Skylights. d. Towers. e. Flagpoles. f. Ruof signs when permitted in the zone. g. Chimneys. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæQ„ Page 52 h. Water tanks, or wireless masts or similar structures, when approved by the Planning Commission, may be erected above the height limits herein prescribed; provided that the same may be safely erected and maintained at such height in view of the surrounding conditions and circumstandes. 3. No penthouse or roof structures or any space above the height limit shall be allowed for the purpose of providing additional floor space. Section 9109.6 YARDS. 1. Yards shall be measured perpendicular to the property line or from the future right-of-way line as established by the Master Plan of Streets and Highways or the General Plan for an existing rightvof-way. 2. When the C-P zone fronts, sides or rears on a street or a residential or agricultural zone, there shall be a yard abutting the street or residential or agricultural zone of not less than ten 10) feet. Such required yard shall be landscaped and maintained. If abutting or across.an alley from a residential or agricul- tural zone, a wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the property line where there is no building on said line. 3. lihen the C-P zone fronts directly on a public park or fronts on a street which is a boundary of a public park, there skull be a yard abut- ting the street of not less than ten 10) feet. Said required yard shall be landscaped, however, it shall not be used for loading or storage. A wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the setback line where there is loading or storage to the rear of said line. Section 9109.'7 FENCES, HEDGES AND WALLS. 1. Required wall-s. a. Walls sha l be erected as required in Section 9109.6, paragraphs 2 and 3 above, in connection with yards, when the zone ad- joins a residential and/or agricultural zone. Walls shall be reduced to not more than forty"two 42) inches in height in a requtred yard abutting a street, in an 4rea defined by a line which is the pro- longation of the front yard required in the abutting residential or agricultural zone, and shall conform to the corner cutback provisions section. b. Hazardous areas. A fence oar wall not more than six 6) feet in height may be required ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæR„ Page 53 along the perimeter of all areas which by reasons of the conditions on the pro- perty are physical hazards, such as fre- quent inundation, erosion, excavation or grade separation, are considered by the Planning Commission to be dangerous to the health and safety of the public. 2. Corner cutback areas. The following regula- tions shall apply to all intersections of streets, alleys and/or private driveways in order to provide adequate visibility for vehicular and pedestrian traffic. There shall be no visible obstruction within the cutback area as established herein. a. Streets and alleys. There shall be a cor- ner cutback at all intersecting and inter- cepting streets and/or alleys. The cutback line shall be in a horizontal plane, making an angle of forty-five 45) degrees with the side, front or rear property line, as the case may be. It shall pass through the closest intersection of yard setback lines at the corner of the lot where visi- bility is required. b. Driveways. There shall be a corner cutback area on each side of any private driveway intersecting a street or alley. The cut- back line shall be in a horizontal plane, making an angle of forty-five 45) degrees with the side, front or rear property line, as the case may be. They shall pass through a point not less than ten 10) feet from the edges of the driveway where it inter- sects the street or alley right-of-way. c. Irregular lots. Where, due to an irregular lot shape, a line at a forty-five 45) degree angle does not provide for inter- section visibility, the corner cutback shall be defined by a line drawn from a point on the front or rear) property line that is not less than seventeen 17) feet from the intersection of the side and front or rear) property lines and through a point on the side property line that is not less than seventeen 17) feet from said inter- section of the side and front or rear) property lines. 3. Permitted fences, hedges and walls. a, Fences, edges and walls an retaining walls, not greater than six 6) feet in height, shall be permitted on or within all property lines not abutting streets and on or to the rear of all yard setback lines of yards abutting streets. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæS„ Page 54 b. Fences, hedges, walls and retaining walls not over forty-two 42) inches in height shall be permitted in required yards abutting streets. In any required corner cutback area, only openwork fences shall be permitted. Walls, hedges and other visual obstructions are prohibited. Section 9109.8 OFF-STREET PARKING. At the time of the erection of any main nui ding 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 from one use or occupation to another, it shall be provided for such new construction or area change, change in use, enlargment or increased capa- city, off-street parking space, consisting of either an open storage space, surfaced with macadam pavement or an enclosed garage containing space, ten 10) feet by twenty 20) feet for standard sized automobiles together with provisions for safe ingress and egress, at least one 1) parking space of two hundred 200; square feet within three hundred 300) feet of the structure or par- cel, for every two hundred 200) square feet or major fraction thereof of gross floor or permitted use area. Section 9109.34 LOADING. Every building or struc- ture in the C-P zone, the use of which involves loading and unloading of materials or merchandise upon or from a vehicle, shall have at least one 1) 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 2,000) square feet of lot area upon which such building or structure is located, but not more than two 2) such spaces shall be required unless the building or structure has a gross floor area in excess of twenty thousand 20,000) square feet, in which case there shall be one 1) additional loading zone for each addi- tional twenty thousand 20,000) square feet of floor area or major fraction thereof. No loading zone shall be lo- cated at the front of a building in a C-P zone. Section 9109.9 SIGNS. Signs shall not be erected or maintained in a C-P zone, except as follows: 1. Name Plate. A name plate not exceeding two square feet in area per face containing the name of each occupant on the premises. 2. For rent or sale sign. One 1) unlighted sign not exceeding six 6) square feet in area per face pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire of the particular building, property or premises upon which it is displayed. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæT„ Page 55 3. Construction signs. Signs identifying persons engaged in-construction on the site shall be permitted as long as construction is in pro- gress, but not to exceed a six 6) months period. 4. Identification sign. One 1) identification sign having a total facing area of not more than eighty 80) square feet. Double-faced signs shall have forty 40) square feet sign area per face. In no case shall any sign contain flashing or rotating lights or any object similating motion. All lights on signs shall be deflected away from any adjoining residential or agricultural area. Section 9109.91 OTHER CONDITIONS TO USE. 1. Site Plan Review. e provisions o Section 9103.4 shall apply. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæU„ Page 56 C-1 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL ZONE Section 9110. Purpose. 9110.1 Uses Permitted. 9110.2 Uses Subject To A Conditional Use Permit. 9110.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9110.5 Building Height. 9110.6 Yards. 9110.7 Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9110.72 Operations Within An Enclosed Building. 9110,8 Off-Street Parking. 9110084 Loading. 9110.9 Signs. 9110.91 Other Conditions to Use. Section 9110. PURPOSE. The C-1 zone is intended to serve the neighborhoo needs for convenience goods only. The stores are intended to fit into the residential pattern of development and not create either architectural or traffic conflicts. Section 9110.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in a C-1 zone. 1. All commercial and professional uses permitted in the C-P zone, provided all development stand- ards of the C-P zone are complied with. 2. Appliances. 3. Antiques. The retail sale of genuine antiques. 4. Automobile parts. The retail sale of new automobile parts. 5. Bakeries, for retail sale on premises only, including donut and pastry shops. 6. Barber shops or beauty parlors. 7. Book or stationery stores. 8. Civic centers and/or public buildings. 9. Confectionery stores. 10. Day nurseries and child care centers. 11. Dressmaking or millinery shops. For retail sale on the premises only. 12. Drug stores. 13• Drycleaning establishment, including coin- operated, retail only. No wholesale or route sales on service. All equipment must be with- in a completely enclosed masonry or stucco structure and no petroleum products are to be used in cleaning operation. 14. Dry goods or notions stores. 15. Employment agencies. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæV„ Page 57 16. Flowers. The growing of, or retail sale of, flowers, or both. 17. Florist and nursery shops. Sales of gardening materials, including packaged fertilizers, insecticides, etc., but excluding the storage and use of composts, bulk fertilizers and potting cans. Open sales area permitted for plants, flowers and shrubs only. 18. Grocery or fruit stores, retail only. 19. Hardware stores. 20. Jewelery stores. 21. Health centers, if operated by the Federal, State, County, or City, and if no patients are given bed treatment on the premises. 22. Laundromat, self-service and automatically equipped. 23. Liquor stores off.-sale). 24. Locksmith stores, retail. 25. Manufacturers agency carrying no inventory other than samples. 26. Meat markets or delicatessen stores, retail. 27. Notions. The retail sale of notions, 28. Nurseries for flowers, plants and shrubs. Open sales area for flowers, plants and shrubs permitted. 29. Paint. The retail sale of paint. 30. Paintings. The retail sale of paintings. 31. Parking Lots. Commercial parking lots if paved with macadam pavement; provided that where such lots abut residential or agricul- tural zones, there shall be erected a six 6) foot masonry wall adjacent to the property line between the parking lot and residential or agricultural zone. 32. Photographic equipment. 33. Plumbing shop, if all material, whether for sale or not, is kept within an enclosed building. 34. Porcelains. The retail sale of porcelains. 35. Poultry. The retail sale of dressed poultry, provided live poultry is not kept, maintained or processed on the premises. 36. Radio stations and television stations. 37. Real estate agencies4 38. Restaurants, cafes, not to include the sale of any intoxicating beverages. 39. Residential use, permitted on second floor only. 40. Retail stores, shops, or businesses, selling at retail new products and secondhand articles taken in as trade-in on tine sale of new ar- ticles, provided that such sale of secondhand articles is incidental to the sale of new ar- ticles and is conducted on the same premises as the sale of new articles, including, but not limited to, those articles listed in this section. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæW„ Page 58 41. Shoe shops or shoe repair shops. 42. Supermarkets, variety'stores. 43. Tailor, clothing or wearing apparel shops, for retail sale on the premises only. 44. Telephone Company district offices. 45. Television, radio, phonograph sales, repairs, stations and transmitters. 46. Tile, the retail sale of glazed and ornamental tile. 47. If plans therefore 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: a. Apartments and multiple family residential structures used exclusively for residential purposes. 48. Establishments similar to those enumerated and catering directly to consumers. 49. Other uses as the Planning Commission and the City Council may deem pursuant to Section 9103,5) to be similar and not more obnoxious or detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare. Section 9110.2 USES SUBJECT TO A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The following uses shall be su ject o a condi- ti~onal use permit as provided in Part 20 of this chapter. 1. Automobiles. Automobile agency for the sale of new motor vehicles, and the sale of second- hand motor vehicles on the same lot or parcel or land. 2. Motels. 3. Automobile trailers. The sale of new auto- mobile trailers. 4. Restaurants and cafes in a manner other than prescribed in Section 9110.1, paragraph 38. 5. Pet shops. 6. Automobile service stations. Section 9110.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. The following uses are expressly prohibited in a C- zone: 1. Existing residential structures may be used for residential purposes, but shall not be converted to more intensive residential use than that existing on the effective date of this chapter, unless by conditional use permit they may be converted to non-residential uses if the ex- terior of the building is changed subject to approval of the Planning Commission and the City Council. 2. Any combination of residential and non-resi- dential uses at the same time, except residen- tial use on second floor. 3. Trailer Parks. 4. Industrial uses. 5. Billboards and outdoor advertising. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæX„ Page 59 Section 9110.5 BUILDING HEIGHT. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 9109.5, shall apply. Section 9110.6 YARDS. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 9109.6 slra=apply. Section 9110.7 FENCES, HEDGES AND WALLS. The pro- visions of the C-P zone, Sec on 9109.7 shall apply. Section 9110.72 OPERATIONS WITHIN AN ENCLOSED BUILDING. All sales, displays, an` all storage in a C-1 zone, except as otherwise provided in this part, shall be con- ducted within a totally enclosed building. Section 9110.8 OFF-STREET PARKING. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 9109.8 shall apply. Section 9110.84 LOADING. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 9109.84 shall apply. Section 9110.9 SIGNS. Signs shall not be erected or maintained in a C-1 zone, except as follows: 1. Name Plate. A name plate not exceeding two 2 square feet in area per face containing the name of the occupant of the premises for each oc- cupant on the premises. 2. For rent or sale sign. One 1) unlighted sign no exceeding six square feet in area per face pertaining only to the sale, lease or hire of the particular building, property or premises upon which it is displayed. 3. Construction sign. A sign identifying persons engaged n construction on a site shall be per- mitted as long as construction is in progress, but not to exceed a six 6) months period. 4. Identification sign. One 1) identification sign having a otal facing area of not more than one hundred 100) square feet for each retail business on the premises. Double- faced signs shall have fifty 50) square feet sign area per face. In no case shall any sign contain flashing or rotating lights or any object simulating motion. All lights on signs shall be deflected away from any adjoining resi- dential area. Section 9110.91 OTHER CONDITIONS TO USE. 1. Site plan review. e proves ons o Section 9103.4 snail apply. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæY„ Page 60 C-2 GENERAL C01!T'ERCIAL ZONE Section 9111. Purpose. 9111.1 Uses Permitted. 9111.2 Uses Subject To A Conditional Use Permit. 9111.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9111.5 Building Height. 9111.6 Yards. 9111.7 Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9111.71 Outdoor Storage. 9111.72 Operations Within An Enclosed Building. 9111.13 Off-Street Parking. 9111.84- Loading. 9111.9 Signs. 9111.91 Other Conditions To Use. Section 9111. PURPOSE. The C-2 zone is intended to serve as the centra tra ing areas of the City. The facilities provided for here are those that cannot and should not be dispersed into the smaller, neighborhood shopping areas. Section 9111.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in a C-2 zone 1. C-1 uses. Those uses permitted in a C-1 zone, prove e that all development standards of the C-1 zone are complied with, and are not speci- fically prohibited in Section 9111.3• This section does not permit uses in zones more restrictive than C-1. 2. Retail stores. a. Art an antique shops. b. Automobile sales of new and used cars with repair and service if repair and service is conducted within an enclosed building. Sales area is permitted outside building. c. Clothing or wearing apparel. d. Commercial swimming pools, if enclosed by six 6) foot masonry walls. e. Food stores, including poultry and eggs, bakery, ice cream and confectionery, pro- vided all products shall be sold on premises and provided there shall be no slaughtering, plucking, or dressing of poultry on the premises. f. Retail sale of feed, grain, monuments and tombstones. Outside sales area limited to twenty-five 25) per cent of lot area per- mitted, and setback of ten 10) feet from street property line. ORD 207ê79wU ×PéæY„ Page 61 g. ‚\ª¡}en food locker, retail. h. New furniture sales, reupholstering or rede™Ñ<ºnng stores or shops. i. Optical establishments, including the sale of ¾U$ ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ[„ Page 62 b. Gymnasiums. c. Bowling alleys. d. Miniature golf course, not required to be within a building. e. Movie theaters. f. Pool halls and billard parlors. g. Skating rinks, ice or roller, when housed in permanent building. 4. Other. a. luditoriums. b. Automobile trailers, sale of new automo- bile trailers and mobile homes. Permitted open area sales lot and incidental storage. c. Motels and hotels. d. Business colleges, dancing academies, music instruction and other commercial schools. e. Movie theaters, not to include drive-in theaters. f. Dyeing of yarns. g. Glass edging, beveling and silvering in connection with the sale of mirrors and glass decorating furniture. h. Electrical substations, permitted outside building. i. Extracting and bottling of fruit and veg-. etable juices if no carbonation is used. j. Garages public), if all operations are conducted within an enclosed building. k. Hospitals. 1. Hotels. m. Lodges and meeting halls. no Mortuaries, funeral homes. o, Museums. p. Service businesses similar to retail stores but which do not involve warehousing or storage, except accessory storage of com- modities sold at retail on the premises. q. Other uses as the Planning Commission and City Council may deem pursuant to Section 9103.5) to be similar and not more obnox- ious or detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare. Section 9111.2 USES SUBJECT TO A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The following uses shall be subject o a condi- til- al use permit as provided in Part 20 of this chapter. 1. 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. 2. Furniture storage not incidental to retail sale. 3. Used furniture and second-hand stores. 4o Transfer companies for furniture and household goods. 5. Gasoline service stations. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ\„ Page 63 6. Commercial carnival shows operated at one par- ticular location not longer than one 1) week in any six 6) months period if not within three hundred 300) feet of any public park or school or area in any 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. 7. Auction store. 8. Outdoor advertising. 9. Dance halls, ballrooms. Section 9111.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. The following uses are expressly prohibited in a C- zones 1. Existing residential structures may be used for residential purposes, but shall not be con- verted to more intensive residential use than that existing on the effective date of this chapter unless by conditional use permit they may be converted to non-residential uses if the exterior of the building is changed subject to approval of the Planning Commission and the City Council. 2. Any combination of residential and non-resi- dential uses at the same time, except residential use on the second floor. Section 9111.5 BUILDING HEIGHT. There shall be no building height limit in C- zone, niform building code shall be applicable. Section 9111.6 YARDS. 1. Yards shall Be measured perpendicular to the property line or from the future right-of-way line as established by the Master Plan of Streets and Highways or the General Plan or existing right-of-way. 2. When the C-2 zone fronts, sides or rears on a street there shall be a yard abutting the street of not less than ten 10) feet. Said required yard shall be landscaped and maintained. 3. When the C-2 zone fronts, sides or rears on a residential or agricultural zone, there shall be a yard abutting the residential or agricul- tural zone of not less than twenty-five 25) feet. Such required yards shall be landscaped and maintained. If abutting or across an alley from a residential or agricultural zone, a wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the property line where there is no building on said line. 4•. When the C-2 zone fronts directly on a public park or fronts on a street which is the bound- ary of a public park, there shall be a yard ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ]„ Page 64 abutting the street of not less than twenty 20) feet. Said required yard may be land- scaped or used for parking; however, it shall not be used for loading or storage. A wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the setback line where there is loading or storage to the rear of said line. Section 9111.7 FENCES, HEDGES AND BALLS. The pro- visions of the C-P zone, Section 9109.7 shall apply. Section 9111.71 OUTDOOR STORAGE. iu1henever storage is permitted in a C-2 zone, an opaque masonry wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected around the storage area. Articles shall not be stacked, piled, or otherwise stored, higher than the enclosing walls and fences. This section does not permit open sales or display areas. Section 9111.72 OPERATIONS WITHIN AN ENCLOSED BUILDING. All retail and wholesale uses in a C-2 zone, except as otherwise provided in this part, shall be con- ducted wholly within an enclosed building. Section 9111.8 OFF-STREET PARKING. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 9109.U, shall apply. Section 9111.84 LOADING. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 9109.34, shall apply. Section 9111.9 SIGNS. 1. There shall be no size requirement for signs in the C-2 zone. Provided, however, that no sign or billboard shall be permitted which advertisets any goods, wares, or merchandise sold elsewhere except exclusively on the lot on which said sign or billboard is located without first obtaining a conditional use per- mit as provided for. 2. No sign of any type shall be permitted within five hundred 500) feet of the right-of-way of any state freeway as defined in the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, so as to be viewed primarily from said freeway, except signs advertising the name and street address of the business, type of business or product sold on the premises on which the sign is located. Provided, however, that such sign shall be limited to a facing area not exceeding one hundred 100) square feet per face and shall contain no flashing or rotating lights or any object simulating motion. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ^„ Page 65 Section 9111.91 OTHER CONDITIONS TO USE. 1. Site Plan Review. e provision-77T Section 9103.4 shall apply. C-3 HIGHWAY C0141AERCIAL ZONE Section 9112. Purpose. 9112.1 Uses Permitted. 9112.2 Uses Subject To A Conditional Use Permit. 9112.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited, 9112.5 Building Height. 9112.6 Yards. 9112.7 Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9112.71 Outdoor Storage. 5112.8 Off-Street Parking. 9112.84 Loading. 9112.9 Signs. 9112.91 Other Conditions To Use. Section 9112. PURPOSE. The C-3 zone is intended to provide for highway related uses. Section 9112.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in a C-3 zone: 1. Any use permitted in the C-2 zone, not to include any zone more restrictive than C-2 and except as otherwise provided in Section 9112.3, provided all development standards of the C-2 zone are complied with. 2. Administrative and professional offices. 3. Ambulance service. 4. Auditorium. 5. Auto parts, sales and incidental services. All operations to be within a completely en- closed building. 6. Auto rental. 7. Auto repair garage. All operations to be within a completely enclosed building. 8. Auto sales and service, including incidental body and fender work and painting. All inci- dental operations to auto sales and service to be within a completely enclosed building. 9. Blueprinting and photocopying. 10. Boat, trailer, bicycle, motorcycle sales. 11. Bowling alley and similar commercial recrea- tional uses,not to include horseriding acad- emies. 12. Church. 13. Drive-in restaurant. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ_„ Page 66 14-. Electric distribution and all public utility facilities. 15. Electrical supply. 16. Emergency medical clinic. 17. Golf pitch-n-putt course. 18. Gymnasium, reducing salons, natatoriums, and similar physical educational centers. 19. Lodges and meeting halls. 20. Mortuary. 21. Motels or hotels. 22. Off-street parking lots. 23. Pawn shop. 24. Plant nursery. 25. Plumbing supply. 26. Restaurant. 27. Second-hand goods sale all goods displayed, sold and stored within an entirely enclosed building). 28. Skating rink. 29. Super service station. Not subject to the provisions of 9112.6, paragraph 2, requiring ten 10) foot setback. 30. Taxi service. 31. Tire sales. 32. Theater. 33• Vocational college, such as barber and beauty colleges, modeling schools, medical training schools. 34,. Bars and cocktail lounges. 35• T-Zimeographing and duplicating. 36. Printing and publishing. 37• If plans therefor are first submitted to and approved by the Planning Commission and they find that the proposed structure will be con- sistent with the purpose of this section: a. Mechanical auto wash. 38. Other uses that the City Planning Commission and City Council may deem pursuant to Section 9103.5) to be similar and not obnoxious or detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare. Section 9112.2 USES SUBJECT TO A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The following uses shall be subject to a condi- tional use permit as provided in Part 20 of this chapter: 1. Body and fender shop. 2. Paint shop. 3. Outdoor advertising. 4-. Drive-in theater. 5. Dance halls, ballrooms. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ`„ Page 67 Section 9112.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. The following uses are expressly prohibited in-77--3 zone: 1. Existing residential structures may be used for residential purposes, but shall not be converted to more intensive residential use than that existing on the effective date of this chapter unless by conditional use permit. They may be converted to non-residential uses if the ex- terior of the building is changed subject to the approval of the Planning Commission and the City Council. 2. Any combination of residential and non-resi- dential uses at the same time. 3. Industrial uses. Section 9112.5 BUILDING HEIGHT. There shall be no building height limit in the C-3 zone. Uniform building code shall be applicable. Section 9112.6 YARDS. 1. Yards shall measured perpendicular to the property line or from the future right-of-way line as established by the Master Plan of Streets and Highways or the General Plan or existing right-of-way. 2. Vhen the C-3 zone fronts, sides or rears on a street there shall be a yard abutting the street of not less than ten 10) feet. Said required yard shall be landscaped and maintained. 3. When the C-3 zone fronts, sides or rears on a residential or agricultural zone, there shall be a yard abutting the residential or agricul- tural zone of not less than twenty-five 25) feet. Such required yards shall be landscaped and maintained. If abutting or across an alley from a residential or agricultural zone, a wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the property line where there is no building on said line. 4. When the C-3 zone fronts directly on a public park or fronts on a street which is the bound- ary of a public park, there shall be a yard abutting the street of not less than twenty 20) feet. Said required yard may be landscaped or used for parking, however, it shall not be used for loading or storage. A wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the set- back line where there is loading or storage to the rear of said line. Section 9112.7 FENCES, HEDGES AND WALLS. The pro- visions of the C-P zone, Section 9109-7. shall apply. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæa„ Page 68 Section 9112.71 OUTDOOR STORAGE. Whenever stor- age is permitted in the C- zone, an opaque masonry wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected around the stor- age area. Articles shall not be stacked, piled or other- wise stored, higher than the enclosing walls and fences. Section 9112.8 OFF-STREET PARKING. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 9159.8, s all apply. Section 9112.34 LOADING. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 9109.84, sall apply. Section 9112.9 SIGNS. The provisions of the C-2 zone, Section 9111.9, sh-=apply. Section 9112.91 OTHER CONDITIONS TO USE. 1. Site Plan Review. The provision-77T Section 9103.4 shall apply. C-M COMMERCIAL MANUFACTURING ZONE Section 9113. Purpose. 9113.1 Uses Permitted. 9113.2 Uses Subject To A Conditional Use Permit. 9113.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9113.5 Building Height. 9113.6 Yards. 9113.7 Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9113.8 Off-Street Parking. 9113.84 Loading. 9113.9 Signs. 9113.91 Other Conditions To Use. Section 9113. PURPOSE. The C-M zone is intended to provide for the many uses in the commercial and manu- facturing classifications which do not belong in either the manufacturing zones or concentrated business zones. Section 9113.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in a C-M zone: 1. Any use permitted in a C-2 and C-3 zone, sub- ject to all the conditions and requirements imposed thereon. Not to include any zone more restrictive than C-2 or C-3. 2. The following uses if conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building and subject to the following conditions: a. No drop hammers or automatic screw machines are permitted. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæb„ Page 69 b. No punch presses in excess of five 5) tons capacity are permitted. c. Any motors used to operate lathes, drill presses, grinders, shapers, milling machines, saws, polishers, or metal cutters shall not exceed t-an 10) horsepower capacity. d. Open storage is strictly incidental to the permitted use of a building situated on the front portion of the same lot and is located on the rear half of the lot and is completely enclosed by an opaque wall six 6) feet in height with no storage higher than the enclosure. e. Assembly of: 1) Electric appliances. 2) Electronic instruments. 3) Radios, phonographs or television sets, including manufacturing of small parts such as coils, condensors, transformers, or crystal holders. f. Manufacturing, assembly, compounding or treating of articles or merchandise from the following previously prepared materials: 1) Bone. 2) Canvas. 3) Cellophane. 4) Cloth. 5) Felt. 6) Fur. 7) Glass. 8) Leather, except machine belted. 9) Paper. 10) Plastics from previously molded material). 11) Shell. 12) Textiles. 13) Yarn. g. Ceramic products manufacturing, provided that each kiln is limited to eight 8) cubic feet capacity. h. Scientific instrument and equipment manu- facturing or precision machine shops. i. The following uses: 1) Assaying. 2) Auction house and store. 3) Awning shops. 4) Bakery goods distributors. 5) Bakeries. 6) Book Binderios. 7) Box lunch preparation. 8) Candy manufacturing. 9) Catering establishments. 10) Confacticnery manufacturing. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæc„t Page 70 11) Cookie manufacturing. 12) Cosmetics manufacturing. 13) Dog and cat food caterers. 14) Doughnut manufacturing. 15) Film laboratories. 16) Fish markets, wholesale or jobber. 17) Food commissaries. 18) Fruit and vegetable markets, wholesale. 19) Golf balls, manufacturing. 20) Hay barns. 21) Ice cream manufacturing. 22) Laboratories, experimental, film, mo- tion picture, research or testing. 23) Lapidary shops. 24) Markets, public, wholesale and jobbers. 25) Metals, precious or semi-precious, manufacturing products of. 26) Motion picture reconstruction syn- chronizing film with sound track). 27) Moving van storage and warehouse. 28) Optical goods manufacturing. 29) Oxygen, storage of compressed in Interstate Commerce Commission approved type cylinders). 30) Packaging businesses. 31) Perfume manufacturing, blending and bottling. 32) Pie factories. 33) Poultry dealers or brokers, wholesale no slaughtering). 34) Produce markets wholesale). 35) Public markets wholesale). 36) Stones, precious or semi-precious, manufacturing products of. 37) Testing laboratories. 38) Tire recapping or retreading with not more than four 4) molds. 39) Toiletries manufacturing except soap). 40) Tractors, sale of new and used open sales area permitted). 41) Wiping rag storage laundered only). 42) Engineering offices. 3. Other. a. Electrical distribution substations. b. Other uses as the Planning Commission and City Council may deem pursuant to Section 9103.5)to be similar and not more obnox- ious or detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare. Section 9113.2 USES SUBJECT TO A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The following uses shall be subject to a condi- tional use permit as provided for in Part 20 of this Chapter. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæd„ Page 71 1. Animal hospital and shelter. 2. Kennels. *3. Mortuaries. 4. Outdoor advertising, Section 9113.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. The following uses are expressly prohibited n a C--A zone: 1. Existing residential structures may be used for residential purposes, but shall not be converted to more intensive residential use than that existing on the effective date of this chapter unless by conditional use permit they may converted to non.-residential uses if the exterior of the building is changed subject to approval of the Planning Commission and the City Council. 2. Any combination of residential and non-resi- dential uses at the same time. Section 9113.5 BUILDING HEIGHT. There shall be no height limit in the C-M zone. e uniform building code shall be applicable. Section 9113.6 YARDS. 1. Yards shall be measured perpendicular to the property line or from the future right-of-way line as established by the Master Plan of Streets and Highways or the General Plan or existing right-of-way. 2. then the C-14 zone fronts, sides or rears on a street there shall be a yard abutting tine street of not less than ten 10) feet. Said required yard shall be landscaped and maintained. 3. When the 0-14 zone fronts, sides or rears on a residential or agricultural zone, there shall be a yard abutting the residential or agri- cultural zone of not less than twenty-five 25) feet. Such required yards shall be land- soaped and maintained or used for parking. If abutting or across a local street or alley from a residential or agricultural zone, a wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the property line where there is no build- ing on said line. 4. When the C-M zone fronts directly on a public park, or fronts on a street which is the bound- ary of a public park, there shall be a yard abutting the street of not less than twenty 20) feet. Said required yard may be land- scaped or used for parking; however, it shall not be used for loading or storage. A wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the setback line where there is loading or storage to the rear of said line. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæe„ Page 72 5. There shall be no buildings or structures in a C-M zone located less than fifty 50) feet from the property line of any lot in a resi- dential or agricultural zone unless by a conditional use permit. Section 9113.7 FENCES, HEDGES AND HALLS. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 7, s all apply. Section 9113.3 OFF-STREET PARKING. At the time of the erection of any main building or structure or at the time any said building is enlarged or increased by adding floor area or seats, or before conversion from use or occupation to another, it shall be provided for such new construction or area change, change in use, enlarge- ment or increased capacity, off-street parking space con- sisting of either an open storage space, surfaced with macadam paving or an enclosed garage containing space, ten 10) feet by twenty 20) feet for standard sized auto- mobile, together with provisions for safe ingress and egress, at least one 1) 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 of gross floor area; or one 1) space for each two 2) employees employed or intended to be employed on the largest shift. When permitted use involves no sales or employees, this provision may be waived by approval of the Planning Commission. Section 9113.34 LOADING. At the'time of erection or change of use of any main building 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 1) 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 2,000) 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 1) additional loading space for each additional twenty thou- sand 20,000) square feet of floor area or major fraction thereof. No loading space shall be within fifty 50) feet of any residential or agricultural zone, unless on op- posite side of building from agricultural or residential zone, or opposite side of building. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæf„ Page 73 Section 9113.9 SIGNS. The provisions of the C-2 zone, Section 9111.9, shall apply. There shall be no size requirement for signs in the C-P.I zone. Provided, however, that no sign or billboard shall be permitted which advertises any goods, wares or merchandise sold exclusively on the lot on which said sign or billboard is located without first obtaining a conditional use permit as provided for. Section 9113.91 OTHER CONDITIONS TO USE. 1. Site Plan Review. The provisions o Section 9103.4 shall apply. M-P INDUSTRIAL PARK Section 9114. Purpose. 9114.1 Uses Permitted 9114.2 Uses Subject To A Conditional Use Permit. 9114.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9114.5 Building Height. 9114.6 Yards. 9114.7 Landscaping, Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9114.8 Off-Street Parking. 9114.84 Loading. 9114.9 Signs. 9114.91 Other Conditions To Use. Section 9114. PURPOSE. The M-P Industrial Park Zone is intended to provide and encourage the estab- lishment of industries which are compatible to one an- other and to establish property development standards to promote a high industrial development for the City of Baldwin Park. Section 9114.1 USES PERMITTED. 1. Any use permitted in Zone C-M, subject to the most restrictive conditions and requirements imposed in Zone C-M or M-P zone, not to in- clude any zone more restrictive than zone C-M. 2. The following uses if conducted wholly within a completely enclosed building and subject to the following conditions: a. Open storage permitted only when such stor- age is incidental to the permitted use of a building situated on the front portion of the same lot and is completely enclosed by an opaque masonry wall at least six 6) feet in height with no storage higher than ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæg„ Page 74 the enclosure and no storage of power- driven excavating or road-building equipment. b. All operations conducted on the premises shall not be objectionable by reason of noise, odor, dust, mud, smoke, vibration or other similar causes. 1) Manufacturing, assembly and fabrica- tion of: a) Aircraft. b) Automobiles. c) Calculation, automation. d) Duplicating, printing machines and similar devices. e) Electrical appliances such as electronic products, radios, television, radar, telephones, tape recorders, phonographs, and other sound equipment. Cameras, instruments of communications, electric motors, plugs and other electrical appurtenances. f) Electric fixtures and signs. g) Fixtures and tools employed in manufacturing. h) Musical instruments. i) Scientific instruments, measur- ing devices, gauges. j) Automatic and manual control devices. k) Shoes and wearing apparel. 1) Textiles and synthetic fibers. m) Toys, novelties, and household appliances. 2) Manufacturing, compounding, processing, packaging, and treatment of such pro- ducts as: a) Bakery goods. b) Candy. c) Drugs. d) Food products not including canning excluding fish and meat products, sauerkraut, vine- gar, yeast, rendering of fats and oils, and other such foods which produce objectionable odors). 3) Fabricating and assembly of glass and glass fiber, rubber and plastic pro- ducts. 4) Laboratories, scientific research experimental, testing and engineering. 5) All public utilities. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæh„ 6) Warehouses. Page 75 7) One 1) dwelling unit for caretaker, trailer not permitted. Section 9114.2 USES SUBJECT TO A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. none listed) Section 9114.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. 1. New multiple or single family residential uses. Ex- isting residential structures shall not be converted to more intensive residential use than that existing on the effective date of this Chapter. 2. Any combination of residential and non-residential uses at the same time. 3. Outdoor advertising. Section 9114.5 BUILDING HEIGHT. There shall be no height limit in the M-P zone. The uniform-'- uilding code shall be appli- cable. Section 9114.6 YARDS. 1. Yards shall be measured perpendicular to the property line or from the future right-of-way line as estab- lished by the Master Plan of Streets and Highways or the General Plan for an existing right-of-way. 2. When the M-P zone fronts, sides or rears on a resi- dential or agricultural zone, there shall be a yard abutting the residential or agricultural zone of not less than twenty-five 25) feet. Such required yards shall be landscaped and maintained. If abutting or across a local street or alley from a residential or agricultural zone, a wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the property line where there is no building on said.line. 3. When the M-P zone fronts, sides or rears on a street there shall be a yard abutting the street of not less than ten 10) feet. Said required yard shall be land- scaped and maintained. 4. When the M-P zone fronts directly on a public park or fronts on a street which is the boundary of a public park, there shall be a yard abutting the street of not less than twenty 20) feet. Said required yard must be landscaped and shall not be used for loading or parking or storage. A wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the setback line where there is loading or storage to the rear of said line. 5. There shall be no building or structures in an M-P zone located less than fifty 50) feet from the pro- perty line of any lot in a residential or agricultural zone unless by a Conditional Use Permit. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæi„ Page 76 Section 9114.7 LANDSCAPING, FENCES, HEDGES AND WALLS. Any portion of a lot not contained within a build- ing or within an area enclosed within a wall and areas com- prising required yards, except the rear yard and except parking spaces, aisles, drives or walkways shall be kept permanently maintained with landscaping. 1. Landscaping. a. TAll areas required to be landscaped shall be covered with turf, non-deciduous ground cover or other type of plantings. b. Only those portions which are used directly for parking spaces, aisles, drives or walkways shall be paved. c. There shall be provided one 1) tree for each eight hundred 800) square feet of area required to be landscaped. Said trees may be located anywhere within the landscaped area and shall be of a type approved by the Department of Recreation and Parks for parkway or other public planting. d. There shall be provided an irrigation system consisting of sprinklers and/or hose bibs sufficient to maintain the entire landscaped area. 2. Fences, hedges and walls. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 09.7, shall apply. Section 9114.8 OFF-STREET PARKING. In connection with any manufacturing use in any zone there shall be pro- vided paved automobile storage space for all vehicles used directly in the conducting of such; and in addition, not less than one 1) automobile storage space for each two 2) persons employed or intended to be employed on such parcel of land, together with adequate ingress and egress thereto, or one 1) space for each five hundred 500) square feet of building floor area, whichever is the larger. 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 400) feet from any entrance to such use, and such vehicle standing space shall be deemed to be re- quired open space on the parcel of land on which the same is located and shall not thereafter be reduced or en- croached upon in any manner, except upon approval by the Planning Commission in either of the two following circum- stances only: 1. Such space may be reduced by the amount to which other similar space, similarly situated, and subject to the same conditions as herein specified, for such space in the first place, is provided for the use to which it is appur- tenant. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæj„ Page 77 2. Such space may be reduced by an amount in pro- portion to any reduction in the number of per- sons which can be employed on such parcel of land. Parking spaces shall be ten 10) feet by twenty 20) feet in size. Section 9114.84 LOADING. One 1) loading space with a minimum height off ou teen and one-half 14-1/2) feet$ twelve 12) feet wide, and twenty-two 22) feet long for each forty thousand 40,000) square feet of gross building floor area or fraction thereof. All load, ing spaces shall have ingress and egress from alleys or service drives. Required parking space may not be sub- stituted for loading space. Loading space shall not be in the front yard, Buildings used entirely for office occupancy may, upon written approval of the Building Superintendent, be exempt from this requirement. No loading space shall be within one hundred 100) feet of a residential or agricultural zone or on opposite side of building. Section 9114.9 SIGNS. The provisions of the C-2 zone, Section 9111.9, shall apply. 1. There shall be no size requirement for signs in the M-P zone. Provided, however, that only a sign or billboard shall be permitted which advertises the goods, wares or merchandise sold exclusively on the lot on which said sign or billboard is located. Section 9114.91 OTHER CONDITIONS TO USE. 1. Site Plan Review. The provisions o Section 9103.4 s a apply. M-1 LIGHT MANUFACTURING ZONE Section 9115. Purpose. 9115.1 Uses Permitted. 9115.2 Uses Subject To A Conditional Use Permit. 9115.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9115.5 Building Height. 9115.6 Yards. 9115.7 Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9115.8 Off-Street Parking. 9115.84 Loading. 9115.9 Signs. 9115.91 Other Conditions To Use. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæk„ Page 78 Section 9115. PURPOSE. The M-1 Light Manufacturing Zone is intended to provi eor the development of indus- trial uses which include fabrication, manufacturing, as- sembly, or processing of materials that are in already processed form, plus related and similar uses, such as warehousing and storage, which do not, in their mainten- ance, assembly, manufacture or plant operation, create smoke, gas, odor, dust, sound, vibration, soot, or light- ing to any degree which might be termed obnoxious or offen- sive to persons residing in or conducting business in either this or any other zoning district. When this zone adjoins a residential or agricul- tural zone, space buffers are provided to safeguard the quality of each environment and to assure compatible relationships among them. Section 9115.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in an M- zone: 1. Any use permitted in' zones C-2, C-3, C-M, and M-P, except residential uses, subject to all the conditions imposed thereon, but not to include zones more restrictive than C-2. 2. Commercial. a. Commercial uses customarily incidental and directly related to the services or operations of the permitted industrial uses, including, but not limited to the following: 1) Cafeterias or restaurants. 2) Administrative or sales offices. b. Equipment rental. c. Gasoline service stations or super-service stations. d. Off-street parking facilities. e. Maintenance service. f. Cesspool cleaning, pumping and draining. g. Real estate offices, provided such office is located on the premises which it is engaged in selling. h. Restaurants or cafeterias, including sale of liquor. 2. Manufacturing. a. Aircraft factories, except that a foundry shall require a conditional use permit. b. Automotive: 1) Automotive assembly and welding. 2) Body and fender works if all opera- tions are conducted inside of a building. 3) Painting. 4) Trailers. c. Boats. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæl„ Page 79 d. Ceramic products, using only previously pulverized clay and fired in kilns using only electricity or gas. e. Coffins. f. Electrical or neon sign manufacture and maintenance. g. Electrical parts, assembly, storage, manu- facture and sale. h. Engines, manufacture of not to include foundry). is Garment manufacturing. j. Gas and electrical fixtures. k. Ice and cold storage plants. 1. Machinery and shop excluding drop hammers over twenty 20) tons). 1) Cabinet and carpentry shops. 2) Machine shops. 3) Paint shops, excluding manufacturing. 4) Sheet metal shops. 5) Tinsmith. 6) Welding shops. m. Manufacturing, compounding, processing, packaging or treatment of products such as: 1) Bakery goods. 2) Candy. 3) Cosmetics. n. Signs, the manufacture of. 0. Manufacturing, compounding, assembly or treatment of articles or merchandise from the following previously prepared materials: 1) Bone. 2) Canvas. 3) Cellophane. 4) Cloth. 5) Cork. 6) Feathers. 7) Felt. 8) Fiber. 9) Fur. 10) Glass. 11) Hair. 12) Horns. 13) Leather. 14) Metals. 15) Paints not employing a boiling pro- cess, except lacquers and synthetic enamels. 16) Paper. 17) Plaster. 18) Plastics or synthetics. 19) Precious or semi-precious stones or metals. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæm„ Page 80 20) Putty. 21) Shells. 22) Textiles. 23) Tobacco. 24) Wax. 25) Wood, not to include planing mill, incidental or otherwise. 26) Yarns. p. Novelties manufacturing. q. Radio and television storage, assembly, repair, rebuilding and wholesale. r. Repair garages for automobiles. s. Rubber and matal stamps. t. Shoes. u. Stone monument works, excluding air hammers. v. Textiles. 4. Processing, a. fot7M_'ng plant. b. Creameries. c. Laboratories experimental, testing, motion pictures). d. Blueprinting and photocopying. e. Laundries. f. Carpet, curtain and rug cleaning plants. g. Cleaning, laundry and dyeing plants. h. Tire retreading. i. Poultry and rabbits, wholesale and retail, including slaughtering and dressing within a completely enclosed building and must be on sewer. 5. Fabrication. a. Fabrication of products made from finished rubber. b. Metals. c. Assembly of small electrical and electronic equipment. d. Prefabricated houses. 6. Wholesaling and warehousing, Wholesaling and warehousing facilities, storage and distribu- tion agencies of all kinds. 7• Storage yards. a. Contractor's storage yards. b, Building materials. c. Feed and fuel. d. Machinery and equipment rental. e. Lubricating oil not more than one hun- dred 100) barrels stored). 8. Utilities. a. Distribution plants or substations. b. Service yards. 9. Residential. a. Res3~e`ntial uses required for plant se- curity personnel. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæn„ Page 81 b. Existing residential structures shall not be converted to a more intensive residen- tial use than that existing on the effec- tive date of this Chapter. No existing building may be used for any combination of residential and non-residential uses at the same time. 10. Other. a. Research and development. b. Printing and publishing, including book- binding. c. Uses incidental and directly related to the services and operations of a permitted industrial use, including, but not limited to, the following: 1) Pest control service. 2) Recreation facilities for employees. 3) Infirmaries or dispensaries. 4) Dairy products, depot and manufacture of dairy products. 5) Drugs. 6) Food products excluding fish and meat products, sauerkraut, vinegar, yeast, and rendering of fats and oils, excluding canneries. 7) Fruit and vegetable, packing only. 8) Perfumes, pharmaceutical products, cosmetics. 9) Toiletries. 10) Lumber yards, except storage of boxes and crates. d. Other uses as the Planning Commission and City Council may deem pursuant to Section 9103.5 to be similar and not more obnoxious or detrimental to the public health, safety and welfare. Section 9115.2 USES SUBJECT TO A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The following uses are subject to a conditional use permits 1. Animal hospital, shelter or kennel. 2. Batteries, rebuilding and manufacture. 3. Carnivals, commercial or otherwise. 4. Canneries, fruit and vegetable. 5• Circus. 6. Dogs, breeding, kennels, training schools. 7. Machinery storage yards. 8. Outdoor dance and skate pavilions. 9. Riding academies. 10. Outdoor advertising. 11. Manufacturing of: a) Brick. b) Tile, if the kiln is not within a building. c) Terra cotta. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæo„ Page 82 12. Oil wells. 13. Radio transmitter and towers. 14. Blast furnace. 15. Bleaching powder, manufacture of. 16. Storage of oil, gasoline or petroleum, pro- ducts in any quantity exceeding two thousand five hundred 2,500) barrels forty-eight 48) gallon barrels) in any one location. 17. Truck storage, terminals, and repairing. 18. Ready-mix concrete plants. 19. Manufacture of celluloid and cellulose. 20. Foundry, employing only electric or low pressure crucibles. Section 9115.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. The following uses are expressly prohibited in an M-1 zone: 1. Residential. Residential uses, except as may e required for plant security personnel. 2. Industrial plants. a. Abrasives. b. Bone black plants. c. Carbon black and lamp black plant. d. Chemical plants heavy or industrial). e. Charcoal manufacturing plants. f. Coal and coke plants. g. Detergents, soaps and by-products using animal fat. h. Gas manufacturing plants. i. Glue and sizing manufacturing plants. j. Graphite manufacturing plants. k. Gypsum and other forms of plaster base manufacturing. 1. Insulation manufacturing plants flam- mable types). m. Match manufacturing plants. n. Metals extraction and smelting plants. o. Paper pulp and cellulose manufacturing plants. p. Metal ingots, pits, casting or rolling mills. q. Paraffin manufacturing plants. r. Petroleum and petroleum products plants. s. Portland and similar cement manufacturing plants. t. Serum, toxin and virus manufacturing lab- oratory. u. Sugar and starch manufacturing plants. v. Tannery plants. w. Turpentine manufacturing plants. x. Wax and wax products manufacturing plants. y. Wool pulling or scouring plants. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæp„ 3. Processing. Page 83 a. Animaf by-products processing. b. Carbon and lamp black refining. c. Chemical heavy or industrial). d. Coal and coke processing. e. Detergents and soap processing. f. Dog and cat food processing. g. Fruit by-products. h. Fish and fish by-product processing or canning. i. Grain milling and sacking. j. Paper millin--. k. Petroleum and petroleum products processing or refining. 1. Radium or uranium extraction. m. Rubber reclaiming or processing. n. Salt works. o. Soap works. p. Smelting works. q. Potash works, r. Printing ink processing. s. Sulphuric acid processing or bottling. t. Tar or asphaltic roofing processing. u. Vinegar processing or refining. v. Volatile or poisonous gas storage or processing. w. Wood preserving by creosoting, wolmanizing or other pressures impregnation of wood by preservatives. x. Wood and lumber kilns for industrial kiln-drying. 4. Other. a. Churches. Section 9115.5 BUILDING HEIGHT. There shall be no height limit in the zone. e uniform building code shall be applicable. Section 9115.6 YARDS. 1. Yards shall be measured perpendicular to the property line or from the future right-of-way line as established by the Master Plan of Streets and Highways or the General Plan for an existing right-of-way. 2. When the M-1 zone fronts, sides or rears on a street there shall be a yard abutting the street of not less than ten 10) feet. Said required yard shall be landscaped and main- tained. 3. When the M-1 zone fronts, sides or rears on a residential or agricultural zone, there shall be a yard abutting the residential or agri- cultural zone of not less than twenty-five 25) feet. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæq„ Page 84 Such required yards shall be landscaped and maintained or used for parking. If abutting or across a local street or alley from a resi- dential or agricultural zone, a wall of not less than six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the property line where there is no building on said line. 4. then the M-1 zone fronts directly on a public park or fronts on a street which is the bound- ary of a public park, there shall be a yard abutting the street of not less than twenty 20) feet. Said required yard may be land- scaped or used for parking; however, it shall not be used for loading or storage. A wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the setback line where there is loading or storage to the rear of said line. 5. There shall be no buildings or structures in an M-1 zone located less than fifty 50) feet from the property line of any lot in a resi- dential or agricultural zone unless by a con- ditional use permit. Section 9115.7 FENCES, HEDGES, AND WALLS. The pro- visions of the C-P zone, Sec ion 9113.7, shall apply. Section 9115.8 OFF-STREET PARKING. The provisions of the C-M zone, Section 9113-8, shall apply. Section 9115.84 LOADING. The provisions of the C-M zone, Section 9113-877, sall apply. Section 9115.9 SIGNS. The provisions of the C-2 zone, Section 9111.9, shal~apply. There shall be no size requirement for signs in the M-1 zone. Provided, however, that no sign or billboard shall be permitted which advertises any goods, wares or merchandise so'-,-' elsew'_zere except exclusively on Vie lot on which said si--n or billboard is locate. without first obtain- ing a conditional use permit as provided for. Section 9115.91. OTHER CONDITIONS TO USE. 1. Site_ plan review. e prow sions o Section 9103.4 shall apply. r ORD 207ê79wU ×Péær„ Page 85 M-2 MANUFACTURING ZONE Section 9116. Purpose. 9116.1 Uses Permitted. 9116.2 Uses Subject To A Conditional Use Permit. 9116.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9116.5 Building Height. 9116.6 Yards. 9116.7 Fences, Hedges and Walls. 9116.8 Off-Street Parking. 9116.84 Loading. 9116.9 Signs. 9116.91 Other Conditions To Use. Section 9116. PURPOSE. The M-2 Manufacturing Zone is intended to provide for the establishment of industrial uses essential to the development of a bal- anced economic base. Section 9116.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in the M-2 zone: 1. Any use permitted in C-M or M zone in this Ordinance, except residential. 2. Automotive. a. Assembly. b. Battery manufacture. c. Body and fender works. d. Re-upholstering. e. Truck repairing and overhauling. 3. Machinery and shops. a. Automatic screw machines. b. Blacksmith. c. Aluminum foundry. 4. Storage yards. a. Lumber and poles. b. Contractors equipment. c. Feed and fuel. d. Machinery. e. Transit. f. Trucking terminal and yard. 5. Animal hospitals and kennels. 6. Offices. 7. Petroleum bulk plant. 8. Planing mills. 9. Wholesaling and warehouses. 10. Ready-mix concrete plants. 11. Manufacture of concrete and cement products. 12. Cinder and cinder blocks. 13. Clay and clay products. 14. Saw mills. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæs„ Page 86 15. Fruit and vegetable processing. 16. Private horse stables. 17. Manufacturing and reconditioning of cans. 18. Circus equipment storage. 19. Manufacturing of cleaning compound. 20. Breweries and distillation of liquor, when connected to a sewer. 21. Grain processing. 22. Insecticide manufacturing. 23. Laboratories. 24. Lumber mills. 25. Match manufacturing. 26. Metal, fabrication, plating and finishing. 27. Oilwell drilling equipment yard. 28. Oxygen manufacturing and storage. 29. Outdoor advertising. 30. Paper manufacturing. 31. Pipe storage yard. 32. Plaster manufacturing. 33. Plastic manufacturing. 34. Presses, metal stamping. 35. Rock and gravel storage. 36. Rolling mill, cold strip steel. 37. Roofing paper or shingle manufacturing. 38. Rubber processing. 39. Service stations, all types, including butane. 40. Ship building. 41. Steel products manufacturing. 42. Tire manufacturing. 43. Wood products, manufacture and storage of. 44. Other uses as the Planning Commission and City Council may deem pursuant to Section 9103.5 to be similar and not more obnoxious or detri- mental to the public health, safety and welfare. Section 9116.2 USES SUBJECT TO A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT. The following uses shall be subject to a condi- ti al use permit as provided for: 1. Acetylene gas manufacture or storage. 2. Acid manufacture. 3. Alcohol distillation, including wineries and breweries when not connected with adequate public sewers). 4. Ammonia, bleaching powder or chlorine manu- facture. 5. Animal slaughtering or packing, other than poultry or rabbits. 6. Automobile wrecking, junk, rag or scrap iron storage or haling. 7. Blast furnace or coke oven. 8. Bone, coal or wood distillation. 9. Brick or tile products manufacture. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæt„ Page 87 10. Cement, lime, gypsum, potash, or plaster of paris manufacture. 11. Dairies. 12. Drop forge industries manufacturing forgings with power hammers. 13. Dumping, refuse. 14. Explosives manufacture or storage. 15. Fat rendering, tallow, grease or lard manu- facture or refining. 16. Fish smoking, curing or canning. 17. Garbage, offal, dead animal or refuse incin- eration, reduction or dumping. 18. Glue manufacture. 19. Grain milling and sacking. 20. House mover, or wrecker and yard. 21. Insecticides manufacturing plants flammable type). 22. Iron, steel, brass or copper foundry or fabrication plant, including boiler works. 23. Lamp black manufacture, including stove or shoe polish manufacture. 24. Olive oil plant or olive processing plant. 25. Ore reduction, including refining and smelting of metals. 26. Organic fertilizer manufacture. 27. Paint, pigments, enamels, japans, lacquers, putty, thinner, varnishes, whiting, wood fil- lers, and stains manufacturing. 28. Petroleum refining or petroleum product manufacture. 29. Rubber or gutta-percha manufacture. 30. Soap manufacture. 31. Soda and compound manufacture. 32. Stock feed lots and stockyards. 33• Syrup and grape sugar manufacture. 34. Tanning, curing or storing of rawhides or skins. 35• Wool pulling or scouring. 36. Asphalt and asphaltic concrete, mixing or batching plants. 37. Auto wrecking yard or establishment. 38. Junk yard or establishment. 39• Sandblasting plant. Section 9116.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. The following uses are expressly prohibited in-707e-M-2 zone: 1. Residential uses. a. New residential uses. b. For existing residential uses, the exist- ing residence may be used for residential purposes, but may not be converted to more intensive residential uses, nor may it be converted for residential and non-residen- tial uses at the same time, and may not be ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæu„ Page 8£3 converted to non-residential use unless plans are submitted and approved by the Planning Commission. c. Churches and places of assembly. Section 9116.5 BUILDING HEIGHT. There shall be no height limit in the TM-2 zone. The uniform building code shall be applicable. Section 9116.6 YARDS. 1. Yards shall be measured perpendicular to the property line or from the future right-of-way line as established by the Master Plan of Streets and Highways or the General Plan for an existing right-of-way. 2. When the M-2 zone fronts, sides or rears on a street, there shall be a yard abutting the street of not less than ten 10) feet. Said required yard shall be landscaped and main- tained. 3. When the M-2 zone fronts, sides, rears, or is across a local street from a commercial or buffer zone, there sliall be a yard abutting the commercial or buffer zone of not less than fifty 50) feet. Such required yards shall be landscaped and maintained. If abutting or across a local street or alley from a com- mercial or buffer zone, a wall six 6) feet in height shall be erected on the property line where there is no building on said line. 4. There shall be no buildings or structures in an M-2 zone located less than one 100) feet from the property line of any lot in a resi- dential or agricultural zone unless by a con- ditional permit. Section 9116.7 FENCES, HEDGES AND WALLS. The provisions of the C-P zone, Section 9109.7--, s all apply. Section 9116.8 OFF-STREET PARKING. The provi- sions of the C-M zone, Section 9 3. shall apply. Section 9116.84 LOADING. The provisions of the C-M zone, Section 9113-8r+, shall apply. Section 9116.9 SIGNS. There shall be no sign restrictions in the M-2 zone except that no sign of any type shall be permitted within five hundred 500) feet of the right-of-way of any state freeway as defined in the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California, except signs advertising the name and street address of the business, type of business or products sold on the premises on which the sign is located. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæv„ Page 39 Provided, however, that such signs shall be limited to a facing area not exceeding one hundred 100) square feet and shall contain no flashing or rotating lights or any object simulating motion. Section 9116.91 OTHER CONDITIONS TO USE. 1. Site Plan Review. e provisions o Section 103. s 11 apply. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæw„ Page 90 P-B PARKING AND BUFFER ZONE Section 9117. Purpose. 9117.1 Uses Permitted. 9117.3 Uses Expressly Prohibited. 9117.43 Requirements. Section 9117. PURPOSE. The P-B zone is intended for the parking of motor vehicles as an incident to com- mercial and manufacturing uses and to provide buffer areas. Section 9117.1 USES PERMITTED. The following uses are permitted in a P-B zone when said zone is adjacent to a C or M zone on the-same lot or parcel of land: 1. Parking of motor vehicles. 2. Planted areas which shall be used as buffer strips between zoned districts. Section 9117.3 USES EXPRESSLY PROHIBITED. The following uses are expressly prohibited in a P-B zone: 1. Equipment storage. 2. Open storage. Section 9117.43 REQUIREMENTS. P-B zones shall comply with the following requirements: 1. They shall be paved with an asphaltic or con- crete surfacing, and shall have appropriate bumper guards where needed when used for park- ing purposes. 2. When used for buffer strips, the P-B zone shall be landscaped and maintained. 3. When abutting or across a local street or alley to a residential or agricultural zoned district, there shall be a minimum six 6) foot masonry wall abutting the property line. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæx„ Page 91 PART 18 NON-CONFORMING LOTS, STRUCTURES AND USES. Section 9118. Intent. 9118.1 Non-Conforming Lots of Record. 9118.2 Non-Conforming Uses of Land. 9118.3 Non-Conforming Structures. 9118.4 Non-Conforming Uses of Structures. 9118.5 Repairs and Maintenance. 9118.7 Compatibility of Non-Conforming Uses and Structures. 9118.8 Amortization of Non-Conforming Uses and Structures. Section 9118. INTENT. Within the zones established by this Chapter or amendments that may later be adopted, there exist lots, structures, and uses of land and struc- tures which were lawful before this Chapter was passed or amended, but which would be prohibited under the terms of this Chapter or future amendment. It is the intent of this Chapter to permit these non-conformities to continue until they are removed, but not to encourage their survival. Such uses are declared by this Chapter to be incompatible with permitted uses in the zones involved. It is further the intent of this Chapter that non-conformities shall not be enlarged upon, expanded nor extended, nor be used as grounds for adding other structures or uses prohibited elsewhere in the same zone. A non-conforming use of a structure, a non-conform- ing use of land, or a non-conforming use of a structure and land, shall not be extended or enlarged after passage of this Chapter by the attachment of additional signs to a building, or the placement of additional signs or display devices on the land outside the building, or by the addi- tion of other uses, if such additions are of a nature which would be prohibited generally in the zone involved. To avoid undue hardship, nothing in this Chapter shall be deemed to require a change in the plans, construc- tion, or designated use of any building on which actual construction was lawfully begun prior to the effective date of the adoption or amendment of this Chapter and upon which actual building construction has been diligently carried on. Actual construction is hereby defined to include the placing of construction materials in a per- manent manner, and demolition, elimination and removal of an existing structure in connection with such construction, provided that actual construction work shall be diligently carried on until the completion of the building involved. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæy„ Page 92 Section 9118.1 NON-CONFORMING LOTS OF RECORD. In any zone in which single-family dwellings are perm ted, notwithstanding limitations imposed by other provisions of this Chapter, a single-family dwelling and customary accessory buildings may be erected on any single lot of record at the effective date of adoption or amendment of this Chapter. Such lot must be in separate ownership and not of continuous frontage with other lots in the same ownership. This provision shall apply even though such lot fails to meet the requirements for area or width, or both, that are generally applicable in the zone, provided that yard dimensions and other requirements not involving area or width, or both, of lot shall conform to the regu- lations for the zone in which such lot is located. Vari- ance of area, width, and yard requirements shall be ob- tained only through action of the Planning Commission as provided in Part 20 of this Chapter. If two or more lots or combinations of lots and portions of lots with continuous frontage in single owner- ship are of record at the time of passage or amendment of this Chapter, and if all or part of the lots do not meet the requirements for lot width and area as established by this Chapter, the lands involved shall be considered to be an undivided parcel for the purposes of this Chapter and no portion of said parcel shall be used or sold which does not meet lot width and area requirements established by this Chapter, nor shall any division of the parcel be made which leaves remaining any lot with width or area below the requirements stated in this Chapter. Section 9118.2 NON-CONFORMING USES OF LAND. Where, at the effective date o adoption o amendment o this Chapter, lawful use of land exists that is made no longer permissible under the terms of this chapter as enacted or amended, such use may be continued, so long as it remains otherwise lawful, subject to the following provisions: 1. No such non-conforming use shall be enlarged or increased, nor extended to occupy a greater area of land than was occupied at the effective date of adoption or amendment of this chapter. 2. No such non-conforming use shall be moved in whole or in part to any other portion of the lot or parcel occupied by such.use at the effective date of adoption or amendment of this Chapter. 3. If any such non-conforming use of land ceases for any reason for a period of more than one hundred eighty 180) days, any subsequent use of such land shall conform to the regulations specified by this Chapter for the zone in which such land is located. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæz„ Page 93 Section 9118.3 NON-CONFORMING STRUCTURES. Where a permitted structure exists a e e ec ve ate of adoption or amendment of this Chapter that could not be built under the terms of this Chapter by reason of restric- tions on area, lot coverage, height, yard, or other char- acteristics of the structure or its location on the lot, such structure may be continued so long as it remains otherwise lawful, subject to the following provisions: 1. No such structure may be enlarged or altered in a way which increases its non-conformity. 2. Should such structure be destroyed by any means to an extent of more than fifty 50) per cent of its replacement cost at the time of destruc- tion, it shall not be reconstructed except in conformity with the provisions of this Chapter. 3. Should such structure be moved for any reason for any distance whatever, it shall thereafter conform to the regulations for the zone in which it is located after it is moved. Section 9118.4 NON-CONFORMING USES OF STRUCTURES. If a lawful use of a structure, or of structure and pre- mises in combination, exists at the effective date of adoption or amendment of this Chapter, that would not be allowed in the zone under the terms of this Chapter, the lawful use may be continued so long as it remains otherwise lawful, subject to the following provisions. 1. No existing structure devoted to a use not permitted by this Chapter in the zone in which it is located shall be enlarged, extended, con- structed, reconstructed, moved, or structurally altered, except in changing the use of the struc- ture to a use permitted in the zone in which it is located. 2. Any non-conforming use may be extended through- out any parts of a building which were mani- festly arranged or designed for such use at the but no such use shall be extended to occupy any land outside such building. 3. If no structural alterations are made, any non-conforming use of a structure, or structure and premises, may be changed to another non- conforming use provided that the Planning Com- mission, either by general rule or by making findings in the specific case, shall find that the proposed use is equally appropriate to the zone than the existing non-conforming use. In permitting such change, the Planning Commission may require appropriate conditions and safe- guards in accord with the provisions of this Chapter. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ{„ Page 94 4. Any structure, or structure and land in combi- nation, in or on which a non-conforming use is superseded by a permitted use, shall there- after conform to the regulations for the zone in which such structure is located, and the non-conforming use may not thereafter be resumed. 5• When a non-conforming use of a structure, or structure and premises in combination, is dis- continued or abandoned for six 6) consecutive months or for eighteen 18) months during any three-year period, the structure, or structure and premises in combination, shall not there- after be used except in conformance with the regulations of the zone in which it is located. 6. Where non-conforming use status applies to a structure and premises in combination, removal or destruction of the structure shall eliminate the non-conforming status of the land. When a non-conforming use of a structure is replaced by a more restrictive non-conforming use, the occupancy may not thereafter revert to a less restrictive use. Section 9118.5 REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE. Where a lawful structure exists at the effective date of adop- tion or amendment of this chapter, such structure may be repaired and/or maintained subject to the following pro- visions: 1. Such structure may be repaired provided the repair work consists of ordinary repairs, or the repair or replacement of non-bearing walls, fixtures, wiring or plumbing, to an extent not exceeding twenty-five 25) per cent of the current replacement value of the structure and the cubical content of the structure as it ex- isted at the time of passage or amendment of this Chapter is not increased. 2. Nothing in this section shall be deemed to prevent the strengthening or restoring to a safe condition of any building or part thereof declared to be unsafe by any city or state official charged with protecting the public health or safety upon order of such official. 3. This section does not apply to a non-conform- ing use in a non-conforming structure. Where agricultural buildings are non-conforming and use is conforming, said buildings may be im- proved up to fifty 50) per cent of value. Section 9118.7 COMPATIBILITY OF NON-CONFORMING USES AND STRUCTURES. Non-conforming uses an s ruc ures may be comps ible or incompatible with the uses permitted in the zone in which they are located. Whether a non- ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ|„ Page 95 conforming use or structure is compatible or incompatible shall be determined as follows: 1. In residential zones. In residential zones, all residential buildings or non-residential buildings converted to residential use, re- gardless of the number of families accommo- dated, shall be deemed to be compatible unless: a. The building is substandard as determined by the City's Building Code, or other Ordinance of the City; or b. The building deprives buildings or uses on abutting properties of light, air, and privacy; or c. The building contains occupancies that are non-residential in nature or classi- fication, except for home occupations per- mitted by this Chapter. In residential zones any non-residential use of the land shall he deemed to be incompatible except whan the use is open or agricultural. 2. In commnerc al zones, In commercial zones, the following buildings and uses shall be deemed to be compatible: a. Hotels and apartment hotels; b. Residential quarters designed as such and situated above the ground floor of a non- residential building in which the ground floor is used for a conforming use; c. Wholesaling and warehousing; d. Incidental industrial uses whose activities are directly related to a lawful commercial activity taking place on the premises, and where not less than eighty 80) per cent of the dollar volume of sales is at retail to the ultimate consumer. 3. In manufacturing zones. In manufacturing zones, the following uses shall be deemed to be compat- ible. a. Residential uses required for plant main- tenance personnel; b. All commercial uses unless specifically prohibited. Section 9118.8 AMORTIZATION OF NON-CONFORMING USES AND STRUCTURES. Non-conforming use of land. Non-conforming uses o land shall be terminated within one 1) year from the date such use became non- conforming. 2. Non-conforming incom atible building. Incom- patible non-con orming bui ings shall be com- pletely removed from the land, as follows: ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ}„ Page 96 a. Type 1 and Type 2 buildings, twenty 20) years from the date such use became non- conforming. b. Type 3 and Type 4 buildings, fifteen 15) years from the date such use became non- conforming. c. Type 5 buildings, ten 10) years from the date such use became non-conforming. The designations Type 1 Buildings", Type 2 Building", Type 3 Building", Type 4 Build- ing" and Type 5 Building", are uses herein as defined in the City•s Building Code. The City Council may extend the time limits pro- vided for herein for such additional period of of time as may be reasonable when related to the structure and its surrounding development. 5. Non-conforming advertising structure. Non-con- ormi.ng signs, billboards and advertising struc- tures shall be removed from the land within three 3) years from the date such use became non-conforming. ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ~„ Page 97 PART 19 GENERAL PROVISIONS Division 1 Outdoor Advertising. 2 Public Utilities. 3 Temporary Structures. 4 Parking Areas. 5 Height of Buildings. 6 Yards 7 Obstructions Permitted in Yards. 8 Lots. 9 Use Regulations. DIVISION 1 OUTDOOR ADVERTISING Section 9119.1 Prohibited Near Freeways. 9119.11 Exempt Signs. Section 9119.1 PROHIBITED NEAR FREEWAYS. Notwith- standing any other provision o is ap er, no outdoor advertising structure or outdoor advertising display shall be placed in the areas extending five hundred 500) feet on either side of the centerline of any highway designated as a State Freeway or County Freeway, so as to be viewed primarily from such freeway. Section 9119.11 EXEMPT SIGNS. Section 9119.1 shall have no application to the oflowing: 1. Signs so located that the matter displayed thereon is not visible to persons or passen- gers upon any thoroughfare designated as a State Freeway or County Freeway. 2. Signs used exclusively: a. For the display of official notices issued by any court or public body or official, or for the posting of notices by any public officer in the performance of a public duty, or by any person in giving legal notice; b. For directional warning or informational purposes of a public or semi-public nature, directed and maintained by an official body. 3. A single sign not exceeding an aggregate size of one hundred 100) square feet of surface area, double-faced signs may have one hundred 100) square feet per face, which is used ex- clusively to advertise the ownership, sale or lease of the property upon which such sign is placed, business conducted, or services rendered, or goods produced or sold, upon such premises, or any other lawful activity conducted upon such premises, provided such sign: ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„ Page 98 a. Does not rotate or otherwise moves or is so designed and operated as to simulate action; and b. If illuminated, is nonflashing and not so located that any green, yellow or red light thereon will materially or prac- tically tend to interfere with approach- ing drivers readily distinguishing them from a traffic signal. DIVISION 2 PUBLIC UTILITIES Section 9119.2 Installation. Section 9119.2 INSTALLATION. The provisions of this Chapter shall not be be onstriied to limit or inter- fere with the installation, maintenance and operation of public utility pipelines and electric or telephone trans- mission lines or railroads when located in accordance with the applicable rules and regulations of the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California within rights-of-way, easements, franchises or ownerships of such public utilities. However, no steel towers or power transmission lines shall be erected or constructed without first submitting the following plans and information to the Planning Com- mission for review: 1. Location of proposed towers or transmission lines; 2. Type of towers or transmission lines; 3. Height of towers; 4. Width of right-of-way; 5. Other pertinent data. Such data shall be submitted not less than ninety 90) days before application is made for a building per- mit to construct the proposed steel towers or power trans- mission lines. The Commission may, when in the public interest, recommend such Modif ications as it deems neces- sary to protect the health, safety and welfare. The Com- mission shall complete its review and ma ire its findings within ninety 90) days after the plans and data are filed. DIVISION 3 TEMPORARY STRUCTURES Section 9119.3 Temporary Real Estate Office. 9119.31 Temporary Construction Build- ing. ORD 207ê79wU ×Pé怄 Page 130 PART 24 EFFECT OF PREVIOUS ZONING ORDINANCE Section 9124. EFFECT OF PREVIOUS ZONING ORDI- NANCE. The provisions o is chapter shall succeed un- r'o-Tcenly to the provisions' of Ordinance No. 24 and all amendments thereto to the end that permits, variances, or other acts performed thereunder shall continue in full force.and effect as though issued or performed under. the provisions of this Chapter. Non-conforming uses or other conditions precedent shall have their status determined from the effective date of Ordinance No. 24, except as changes in the law.subse quent thereto may establish or alter-the status of such non-conforming uses or conditions precedent. Violations of Ordinance No. 24, as amended, shall be prosecuted under the'provisions thereof as they existed as of the date of the violation involved. ORD 207ê79wU ×Pé恄 Page 131 Section 3. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of this Ordinance and cause it to be published as required by law. This Ordinance shall become effective thirty 30) days after the date of its adoption. ADOPTED by the City Council, signed by the Mayor, and attested by the City Clerk this 16th day of April 1962. /s/ Letcher Bishop Letcher Bishop, Mayor ATTEST: /s/ Thelma L. Balkus Thelma L. Balkus, City Clerk STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) SS: CITY OF BALDWIN PARK 1, THELMA L. BALKUS, City Clerk of the City of Baldwin Park, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance, after public hearing as required by Section 65804 of the Government Code of the State of California was regularly introduced and placed upon its first reading at an adjourned regular meeting of the City Council on the 9th day of April 1962. That, thereafter, said ordinance was duly adopted and passed at a regular meeting of the City Council on the 16th day of April 1962, by the following vote: AYES: COUNCILMEN BLOXHAM, HO ME COLE AND LITTLEJOHN NOES: COUNCILMEN MAYOR BISHOP ABSENT: COUNCILMEN NONE Thelma L. Balkus, City Clerk ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ‚„ ALPHABETICAL INDEX Page No. A Advertising, Outdoor........................ 97 Annexations.................................... 14 Ambiguity...................................... 15 Amendments..................................... 121 Applicability.................................. 15 B Building Height................................ 104 C Conditional Use Permit......................... 114 D Definitions..... 1 Design, Precise Plan, Changing Uses............ 14 I Interpretation and Conflict.................... 128 L Lots...................................... 109 N Non-Conforming Uses 91 0 Occupancy; Certificate of...................... 129 P Parking Area................................... 99 Property; Entry On............................ # 16 Public Utilities 98 ORD 207ê79wU ×Pé惄 S Site Plan Review................................ 16 Standards; Minimum.............................. 15 Structures; Temporary........................... 98 U Use Regulations...... 111 Use, Unclassified............................... 17 V Variance........................................ 113 Y Yards........................................... 105 Yard Obstruction................................ 109 Z Zones; Permitted Uses and Regulations R-1..................... 19 R-2.................. 28 R-3........................................ 33 A-1...................... 39 MHP...................... 4.6 C-P....................................... 50 C-1........................................ 56 C-2............... 6o C-3........................................ 65 C-M................. 68 M-P........................................ 73 M.-1............................... 77 M-2.................. 85 P-B............. 9o Zone Change.... 121 Zone Classification............................. 12 Zoning Map...................................... 13 Zone Map, Failure to Designate.................. 14 ORD 207ê79wU ×Péæ„„ ORD. NO. 207 CERTIFICATE OF POSTING STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES SS. CITY OF BALDWIN PARK I hereby CERTIFY tia t I am the duly elected and uali fied City Clerk o the City of Baldwin Park; that on the o~ day of CC' 1962, I caused to be posted in three conspicuous plac a copy o Ordinance No. 207 as required by law and the Baldwin Park Municipal Code. THELMA L. BALKUS City Clerk SEAL) $ubscribed 2nd sworn to before me this t d a 01.----- 19-4.i-, Public Is pd for the County of LK.lngeles, State of Californlg EVA ELDER PUGH MY Commis ion Y, res March 6, 1963 BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04 BIB] 39007-U01 ORD-U02 207-U02 LI2-U03 FO31549-U03 FO94592-U03 DO94622-U03 C5-U03 ORDINANCES-U03 10/12/2006-U04 ROBIN-U04