Los Angeles County Unincorporated, California · General provision
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Dimensional standards
Density
Housing
- Three-family
- by_right
- Four-plus family
- by_right
Uses
Permitted by right19
- Community gardens
- Cannabis cultivation, personal, accessory to a legally established dwelling unit
- Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) / Junior ADUs (JADUs)
- Foster family homes
- Group homes for children - Facilities serving six or fewer persons
- Home-based occupations
- Multi-family housing, all configurations consistent with development standards
- Rooming and boarding houses
- Family child care homes, large and small, in an approved residential use
- Farmers' markets
- Bakery shops (full service or accessory to retail)
- Barber / Beauty / Spa services and shops
- Drugstores
- Food Service (cafes, delicatessens, ice cream shops, etc.)
- Grocery / food stores
- Medical and Dental clinics, excluding laboratories
- Offices, business or professional
- Retail services (florist shops, newsstands, etc.)
- Retail store / sales
Conditional / special use14
- Churches, temples, or other places used exclusively for religious worship, including accessory educational and social activities
- Libraries
- Museums
- Group homes for children - Facilities serving seven or more persons
- Alcoholic beverage sales, for off-site consumption
- Communication equipment buildings
- Earth stations
- Electrical distribution substations, including related microwave facilities
- Fire stations
- Gas metering and control stations, public utility
- Parking lots/buildings, excluding commercial parking buildings
- Police stations
- Publicly owned uses that are necessary to maintain the public health, convenience, or general welfare, other than uses specifically listed in the zone
- Radio and television stations and towers, excluding studios
Prohibited2
Extracted standards
1 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
Other
- Non-residential use limitation
Non-residential uses limited to 5,000 sq ft GFA and must be located on a corner lot.
From the ordinance
The Residential High (RH) Zone is intended to encourage the establishment of high density residential near transit in existing neighborhoods. The RH Zone seeks to provide a wider range of housing types and densities, supporting transit-oriented development near the Slauson Station. This approach encourages a mixture of housing types. This zone implements the Residential 100 General Plan Land Use Designation, which allows 50-100 du/net acre for residential uses.