La Mesa, California · General provision

24.06.030.D

Extracted standards

3 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.

Other

  • Architectural features may extend up to two feet into a required setback from the face of the building.

  • Awnings, eaves, balconies may extend into setbackSetbackThe distance a building must be held back from a lot line.0.33 fraction

    Awnings, (detachable, supported by building wall), eaves, cornices, balconies, fire escapes, unroofed porches or decks up to three feet in height with stairs, may extend (i) up to ⅙ of the distance into a required minimum court or building separation; and (ii) up to ⅓ of the distance into a required minimum setback; except this shall not apply to any balcony on an apartment building adjacent any R1 zone boundary.

  • Bay windows and fireplaces up to ten feet wide may extend up to three feet from the face of the building into a required setback, provided the minimum resulting setback for these features is not less than three feet.

From the ordinance

Architectural features may extend up to two feet into a required setback from the face of the building. Bay windows and fireplaces up to ten feet wide may extend up to three feet from the face of the building into a required setback, provided the minimum resulting setback for these features is not less than three feet. Awnings, (detachable, supported by building wall), eaves, cornices, balconies, fire escapes, unroofed porches or decks up to three feet in height with stairs, may extend (i) up to ⅙ of the distance into a required minimum court or building separation; and (ii) up to ⅓ of the distance into a required minimum setback; except this shall not apply to any balcony on an apartment building adjacent any R1 zone boundary. Structures used strictly for landscaping purposes may be located without regard to required setbacks.
24.06.030.D