§ 24-30. Development standards for special purpose zones.

A.

Parcel Size and Density.

1.

Table 24-30-1 (Parcel Size, Residential Density, and Intensity Standards for Special Purpose Zones) identifies the parcel size, density, and intensity standards that apply in the PB, AIR, and RBP zones.

2.

Residential density and intensity standards in the PD zone shall be as allowed by the applicable General Plan land use designation. Parcel size standards in the PD zone shall be as specified in an approved Development Plan as described in Section 24-32 (Planned Development Zone Requirements).

TABLE 24-30-1 SITE SIZE, RESIDENTIAL DENSITY, AND INTENSITY STANDARDS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE ZONES
	Site Area (min.)	Parcel Width (min.)	Gross Residential Density (max.)	FAR (max.)
PB	-	65 ft.	-	0.4
AIR	10,000 sq. ft.	65 ft.	-	0.5
RBP	1 acres	100 ft.	1 unit per acre	0.5

 

B.

Structure Setbacks and Height.

1.

Table 24-30-2 (Setback and Height Standards for Special Purpose Zones) identifies structure setback and height standards that apply in the PB, AIR, and RBP zones.

2.

Structure setback and height standards in the PD zone shall be as specified in an approved Development Plan as described in Section 24-32 (Planned Development Zone Requirements).p

TABLE 24-30-2 SETBACK AND HEIGHT STANDARDS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE ZONES
	Zone
	PB	AIR	RBP	Additional Standards
Setbacks [1]
Front	None, except 15 ft. when adjacent to a residential zone or use		50 ft.	Article III, Division 2 (Setback Requirements and Exceptions) Article III, Division 6 (Riparian Areas)
Interior Side	None, except 5 ft. when adjacent to a residential zone or use		25 ft.
Street Side	None, except 10 ft. when adjacent to a residential zone or use		50 ft.
Rear	None, except 10 ft. when adjacent to a residential zone or use		25 ft.
Structure Height (max.)	None	35 ft.	60 ft.	Article III, Division 1 (Height Measurements and Exceptions)

 

Note:

[1]

Buildings on corner lots in special purpose zones shall be designed to provide for adequate and safe sight distances for vehicles at adjacent intersections as approved by the Director of Public Works.

C.

Additional AIR Zone Standards.

1.

Performance Standards. Any use that is not primarily aeronautic in nature shall not produce glare, heat, noise, or odor above ambient levels at the property line.

2.

Building and Development Standards. All structures shall be designed and constructed to limit indoor noise levels to no greater than forty-five (45) decibels during aircraft operation.

3.

Minimum Requirements for New Airport Zones. Sites proposed for AIR zoning shall demonstrate that the site can meet all the permitting requirements of the California Department of Transportation, Division of Aeronautics.

(Ord. No. 4062, § 1, 9-10-13)