APPENDIX E COUNTY ZONING REQUIREMENTS

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APPENDIX E COUNTY ZONING REQUIREMENTS 362

Table E-1 - Regulatory Requirements for R-2, DR, and PRD Development Zone Minimum Lot Area or Building Site Area Minimum Lot Width Maximum Building Height Front- Primary Minimum Yard Setback Front- Secondary Rear Side Spaces per DU Minimum Open Space R-2 7-R-2: 7,000 s.f. 8-R-2: 8,000 s.f. 10-R-2: 10,000 s.f. 12-R-2: 12,000 s.f. 15-R-2: 15,000 s.f. 20-R-2: 20,000 s.f. 7-R-2: 65 ft. 8-R-2: 75 ft. 10-R-2: 80 ft. 12-R-2: 80 ft. 15-R-2: 90 ft. 20-R-2: 100 ft. Coastal- 25 ft. Inland- 50 ft from road centerline and 20 ft from right-of-way, or 20 ft from easement serving 5 or more lots. same as primary 25 ft; 15 ft if rear abuts permanent open space or a street without access. 10% of lot width, with no less than 5 ft or more than 10 ft required. 2 spaces N/A N/A 30-R-2: 30,000 s.f. 30-R-2: 110 ft. DR As determined by Final Development Plan. 35 ft; 25 ft. for a residential structure within the Toro Canyon Plan Coastal - 50 ft from public road centerline; 45 ft from a private road centerline; 20 ft from a right-of-way. Inland - 20 ft from right-of-way, or 20 ft from easement serving 5 or more dwellings. same as primary Coastal - Onehalf the height of the structure subject to the setback. Inland - 10 ft (1). Coastal Onehalf the height of the structure subject to the setback. Inland - 10 ft (1). See Table E-4 Standards) 40% of net lot See Table E-5 Requirements) PRD Site Specific As determined by Final Development Plan. 40% of gross lot SLP 4,000 s.f. net 50 ft. 25 ft. Perimeter lot - 50 ft from road centerline; and 20 ft from rightof-way. Interior lot - 10 ft. Perimeter lot - Same as primary Perimeter lot - 15 ft. Interior lot - 10 ft. Perimeter lot - 15 ft. Interior lot - 5 ft; 10 ft where setback abuts a road, public parking or walk; 2 spaces + 1 space per 5 lots (for storage of recreational vehicles) 15% of gross lot Interior lot - 10 ft. 363

SR-M 7,000 s.f. 65 ft. 25 ft. 50 ft from road centerline; and 20 ft from right-of-way. SR-H 10 ft min.; Same as primary 25 ft. 10% of lot width, with 5 ft minimum required; When required setback exceeds 10 ft, one side may be 10 ft with excess added to other side. 2 spaces per studio or bedroom N/A MHP N/A N/A 25 ft. Coastal Zone. 20 feet from the right-of-way line of any street. Inland. 50 feet from the centerline and 20 feet from the right-of-way line of any street. 20% of lot width, 10 ft min.; Same as primary front setback. 15 feet from the side or rear property lines of the mobile home park; except that within the Coastal Zone, a 25-foot wide landscaped buffer shall be provided along any mobile home park property line that abuts a lot zoned residential. Coastal 1 space (covered) + 1 space per 3 DU (for visitor parking) Inland Coastal Zone- 20% of net lot Inland Area- 15% of gross lot 2 spaces + 1 space per 3 DU (visitor parking) 1 space per 5 DU (for storage of recreational vehicles) MHS 4,000 s.f. 50 ft. 50 feet from the centerline or 20 feet from the right-of-way line of any street. 15 feet from the side or rear property lines of any lot on which the MHS development is located. 2 spaces + 1 space per 5 DU (for storage of recreational vehicles) 15% of gross lot 364

Table E-2 - Regulatory Requirements for SLP, SR-M, SR-H, MHP, and MHS Development Zone Minimum Lot Area or Building Site Area Minimum Lot Width Maximum Building Height Front- Primary Minimum Yard Setback Front- Secondary Rear Side Spaces per DU Minimum Open Space MRD 7,000 s.f. net 65 ft. net MRD-25 25 ft. MRD-28 MRD-30 MRD-25 42 ft. from road centerline MRD-28-42 ft. from road centerline MRD-30 - from road centerline MRD-35 - from road centerline Linear Courtyard Housing- 20 ft. Large Housing - 10 ft. 5 ft. See Table E-5 Standards) Dependent on Courtyard Type See Table E-5 Requirements) MRD-35 MR-O Site Specific 50 ft., except structures within 100 ft. of any street adjacent to the perimeter of the site the height limit is 40 feet. 10 ft. 25% of net lot CM 7,000 s.f. net 65 ft. net 40 ft. (3 Stories) N/A CM-40-10 ft., except that if the rear property line abuts a residential zone, then the rear setback shall be 20 ft. None, except that when the lot is adjacent to a residential zone, the side setback shall be a minimum of five ft. 40% of net lot CM-45-5 ft. OT-R N/A N/A 25 ft 40 ft from road centerline, and 10 ft from right-of-way. or more - Same as primary front. 10 ft. See Table E-3 Standards) below and Table E-4 (Old Town Standards) 365

OT- R/LC 40 ft from road centerline, and 10 ft from right-ofway; OT- R/GC 25 ft; Nonresidential or mixed use 35 ft Non residential or mixed use structure - 10% of lot depth, maximum 10 ft; 25 ft if abutting lot zoned OT-R; Lot within PA-OTO overlay- Mixed-use structures have no front setback 10 ft; Non-residential or mixed use 10% of lot depth. 10 ft; Non-residential or mixed use None. Table E-3- Standards Housing Type Requirement One-family and two-family dwellings (excluding EX-1, SR-H, SR-M & SLP zones) Multiple dwelling units - single bedroom or studio dwelling unit (excluding SR-H & SR-M zones) Multiple dwelling units - 2 bedrooms (excluding SR-H & SR-M zones) Multiple dwelling units - 3 bedrooms or more (excluding SR-H & SR-M zones) 2 spaces per dwelling unit Coastal: 1 covered space per dwelling unit (2) and 1 space per 5 dwelling units (for visitor parking) Inland: 1 space per dwelling unit and 1 space per 5 dwelling units (for visitor parking) Coastal: 1 covered space and.5 space (covered or uncovered) per dwelling unit (2) and 1 space per 5 dwelling units (for visitor parking) Inland: 1 space per dwelling unit and 1 space per 5 dwelling units (for visitor parking) Coastal: 1 covered space and 1 space (covered or uncovered) per dwelling unit and 1 space per 5 dwelling units (for visitor parking) Inland: 2 spaces per dwelling unit and 1 space per 5 dwelling units (for visitor parking) 366

Table E-4- Requirements Zone District DR MHP & MHS MRD Landscape Requirements A landscape plan shall be approved for all development requiring a Development Plan within the DR zone. The landscape plan shall include, at a minimum, the following: 1. Uncovered parking s shall be screened from the street and adjacent residences by hedges, dense plantings, shrubbery, solid fences or walls not less than four feet in height. 2. A landscape with a minimum width of five feet shall be provided between all lot lines and any driveway or uncovered parking except for s provided for site access. 3. In the Inland, a landscape with a minimum width of 10 feet shall be provided adjacent to the perimeter lot lines of a clustered residential development. 4. s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) 1. Coastal Zone. Within the Coastal Zone landscaping shall be provided in compliance with the following: a. A minimum of one tree shall be planted on each mobile home site. b. The project site shall be enclosed with decorative wall or fence or landscaping not less than five feet in height except for s provided for site access. c. A landscape buffer with a minimum width of 25 feet shall be provided adjacent to any lot line that abuts a residential zone. d. s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) 2. Inland. Within the Inland, landscaping shall be provided in compliance with the following: a. Perimeter setback s that are part of the common open space shall be landscaped. b. Unsightly s within the development (e.g., common parking s, trash storage s) shall be thoroughly screened by landscaping. c. s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) A landscape plan shall be approved for all development within the MRD zone. The landscape plan shall include, at a minimum, the following: 1.Not less than 15 percent of the net lot shall be devoted to landscaping. shall be installed and permanently maintained in accordance with the approved Final Development Plan or Coastal Development Permit. 2. s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) MR-O PRD SLP SR-M & SR-H OT CM 1. Perimeter setback s that are part of the common open space shall be landscaped. 2. Unsightly s within the development (e.g., common parking s, trash storage s) shall be thoroughly screened by landscaping. 3. s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) A landscape plan shall be approved for all development requiring a Development Plan within the PRD zone. The landscape plan shall include, at a minimum, the following: 1. An adequate buffer comprised of fencing/walls, plant materials, or any combination thereof shall be provided adjacent to any portion of a lot line that abuts property zoned other than PRD to protect adjacent properties from impacts of noise or lighting and to provide separation between different uses. The buffer shall be depicted on any Preliminary or Final Development Plan associated with the development project. 2. Uncovered parking s shall be screened from the street and adjacent residences by hedges, dense plantings, shrubbery, solid fences, or walls not less than four feet in height. 3. s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) A landscape plan shall be approved for all development requiring a Development Plan within the SLP zone. The landscape plan shall include, at a minimum the following: 1. Perimeter setback s that are part of the common open space shall be landscaped. 2. Unsightly s within the development (e.g., common parking s, trash storage s) shall be thoroughly screened by landscaping. 3. s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) A landscape plan shall be approved for all development requiring a Development Plan within the SR-M and SR-H zones. The landscape plan shall include, at a minimum the following: 1. A minimum of 15 percent of the net lot shall be landscaped. 2. Uncovered parking s accommodating more than five vehicles located between the main building and any abutting street shall be screened from the street and adjacent property by an ornamental masonry wall or screen planting or both. 3. s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) A landscape plan shall be approved for all development except a one-family dwelling and its accessory structures and uses on an existing lot of record within the OT-R, OT-R/LC and OT-R/GC zones. The landscape plan shall include, at a minimum, the following: 1. Old Town /Light Commercial (OT-R/LC) zone and Old Town /General Commercial (OT-R/GC) zone. a. All parking s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) 2. Old Town (OT-R) zone. a. Uncovered parking s shall be screened from all streets and adjacent residences by hedges, dense plantings, solid fences or walls not less than four feet in height. b. A landscape with a minimum width of five feet shall be provided between all lot lines and any driveway or uncovered parking except for s provided for site access. c. A landscape with a minimum width of 10 feet shall be provided adjacent to the perimeter lot lines of a clustered residential development. d. s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) Surface parking s shall be landscaped in compliance with Section 35.34.100 ( Requirements for Areas) is not required otherwise, except that landscaping is encouraged in courtyards and patios. 367

Table E-5 - Requirements for Areas In addition to the applicable landscaping requirements contained within Section 35.34.050 through Section 35.34.090 above, parking s shall be landscaped in compliance with the following requirements. For the purpose of landscaping and screening requirements within this Chapter, parking includes the parking spaces and the maneuvering space necessary for their use. A. Screening between residential and nonresidential uses. Where nonresidential parking s abut residentially zoned or developed property, a wall or solid fence not less than five feet in height shall be constructed and maintained between the parking and the adjoining residentially zoned or developed property. B. Existing trees. The design of the parking should make the best use of the growth and shade provided by existing trees on the project site. C. Screening requirements and authority. Screening shall be provided adjacent to all lot lines consisting of a five-foot wide strip, planted with sufficient shrubbery to effectively screen the parking, or a solid fence or wall not less than four feet in height. Fences or walls abutting streets shall be ornamental in texture, pattern, or shadow relief. Planting, fences, or walls abutting streets shall not exceed 30 inches in height for a distance of 25 feet on either side of entrances or exits to the property. This requirement for screening may be waived or modified by the review authority if the adjacent property already has provided a solid wall not less than four feet in height. D. Additional requirements for uncovered parking s exceeding 3,600 square feet. When the total uncovered parking on the project site (including adjoining lots over which the project has parking privileges) exceeds 3,600 square feet, the following shall be required, in addition to other provisions of this Section, as part of a landscape plan: 1. Trees, shrubbery, and ground cover shall be provided at suitable intervals in order to break up the continuity of the parking. Planting islands for these trees and shrubs shall be protected from automobile traffic by either asphalt or concrete curbs. 2. Within the Inland, landscape islands shall be provided at the ends of all parking lanes. 368