County (unincorporated) · California

Los Angeles County Unincorporated

The ordinance has been retrieved, read and turned into structured rules.
37
Districts
1,341
Extracted rules
7,516
Standards
11
Chapters read

Zoning districts

37 districts, grouped by category.

General provisions

1,302 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.

22.414.0903 standards

Building height will be consistent with the approved Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Campus Master Plan.

22.414.110

The Public (P) Zone is designated to accommodate various established public uses, including schools, parks, 208th Street Drain channel, the Carson Street Transit Station park-and-ride, and other public facilities.

22.414.1101 standards

Table 22.414.110-A prescribes land use regulations for Zone P. All structures and uses in Zone P shall be subject to the regulations of Table 22.414.110-B and Section 22.414.120.

22.414.12043 standards

Urban design standards in this Section establish a regulatory framework for the physical design of the Specific Plan area.

22.414.120 and 22.414.13013 standards

Pedestrian walkways within a project shall be a minimum of four feet wide. ... All non-residential uses shall be conducted within a completely enclosed building.

22.414.1302 standards

The following general regulations shall apply to new development and the reuse of existing structures and facilities, unless specific exceptions are described elsewhere in this Chapter.

22.416.0405 standards

The CSLA R-1 Zone is applied to preserve the scale and form of the area's existing single-family residential neighborhoods. The CSLA R-1 Zone provides primarily for single-family detached homes, up to nine dwelling units per acre.

22.416.0408 standards

The CSLA R-1 Zone provides primarily for single-family detached homes, up to nine dwelling units per acre. Table 22.416.040-A lists permitted and prohibited uses.

22.416.0504 standards

The CSLA R-2 Zone is applied to provide opportunities for medium density housing containing multiple units up to 18 dwelling units per acre.

22.416.0507 standards

The CSLA R-2 Zone provides opportunities for medium density housing containing multiple units up to 18 dwelling units per acre. Table 22.416.050-A lists permitted and prohibited uses.

22.416.06010 standards

The CSLA R-3 Zone accommodates developments containing higher density multiple units, either apartments or condominiums, up to 30 dwelling units per acre. ... Residential units shall not be located within 200 feet of the freeway right-of-way.

22.416.06017 standards

The CSLA R-3 Zone accommodates developments containing higher density multiple units up to 30 dwelling units per acre. Table 22.416.060-A lists uses.

22.416.070

This zone was established to accommodate Olive Glen by Williams Homes, a planned unit development on 120th Street.

22.416.070

This zone was established to accommodate Olive Glen by Williams Homes, a planned unit development on 120th Street. The creation of this zone shall have no effect on the prior project approval beyond including it in the Specific Plan Area.

22.416.0808 standards

The CSLA NC Zone is established to serve the local retail and service needs of the residents, employees, and students in the area.

22.416.0801 standards

The CSLA NC Zone is established to serve local retail and service needs. Table 22.416.080-A lists uses: mixed use developments conditional, fire station conditional, alcoholic beverage sales off-site prohibited.

22.416.0809 standards

Development standards for Zone C-2 ... shall apply ... Landscaping: minimum 20 percent of the lot shall be developed ...

22.416.0909 standards

The CSLA CC Zone is intended to accommodate a range of commercial, office, and residential uses that serve the surrounding community. ... residential densities up to 30 dwelling units per acre.

22.416.09013 standards

The CSLA CC Zone is intended to allow opportunities for non-civic uses...

22.416.09013 standards

The CSLA CC Zone is intended to provide for commercial and mixed-use development...

Source documents

The chapters of the adopted code that were retrieved, read and extracted from. Everything above traces back to one of these.