Los Angeles County Unincorporated

The standards of this Section are applicable to all structures and uses in the unincorporated area of the Florence-Firestone Community.

The standards of this Section are applicable to all structures and uses in the Florence-Firestone TOD MU-T, MU-3, MXD, MU-2, MU-1, IX, RSS, and RM Zone areas unless otherwise stated.

The standards of this Section are applicable to all structures and uses in the Florence-Firestone TOD MU-T, MU-3, MXD, MU-2, MU-1, IX, RSS, and RM Zone areas unless otherwise stated.

The standards for parking requirements contained in Chapter 22.112 (Parking) shall apply to all development in the Specific Plan Area with the following modifications.

For deed-restricted affordable units, one parking space shall be included in the base rent of each unit... The number of required EV spaces shall be 10 percent of the total number of parking spaces provided for new residential units in MU zones and new non-residential buildings in all MU and IX.

The number of required EV spaces shall be 10 percent of the total number of parking spaces provided for new residential units in MU zones and new non-residential buildings in all MU and IX.

Except as specified otherwise by State law, the standards for parking requirements contained in Chapter 22.112 (Parking) shall apply to all development in the Specific Plan Area with the following modifications.

The following incentives shall apply to MU zones within Florence-Firestone to support desired uses and economic development within the community. The GFA of the use, to a maximum of 10,000 square feet GFA, for all the following uses shall not count toward the maximum FAR of the parcel or project subject to conditions.

The following incentives shall apply to MU zones within Florence-Firestone to support desired uses and economic development within the community.

In addition to the standards contained in Chapter 22.20 (Commercial Zones), the following standards shall apply to all commercial zones in Florence-Firestone.

If located within 250 feet of a Residential Zone, a new structure shall have a maximum height of 45 feet above grade... All new buildings and structures that face a Residential Zone or sensitive use shall have a minimum setback of 10 feet from the front property line. The maximum lot coverage shall not exceed 70 percent. At least 10 percent of the net lot area shall be landscaped...

If located within 250 feet of a Residential Zone, a new structure shall have a maximum height of 45 feet above grade, excluding chimneys, rooftop antennas, rooftop mechanical equipment, and structure-mounted renewable energy systems.

The following development standards shall apply to all countywide residentially zoned properties in Florence-Firestone (R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4), in addition to or superseding the standards of Chapter 22.18 (Residential Zones).

Legal non-conforming/legal conforming buildings or structures as defined by subsection A above may be repaired and maintained if it does not result in enlargement or expansion of the structure or increase the size or degree of inconsistency with the provisions of the LCP.

For each new lot created or legalized, and each new accessory dwelling unit, habitable accessory structure, or multi-family unit created, an existing qualifying lot(s) sufficient to provide one transfer of development credit must be retired.

New development and associated fuel modification shall comply with all requirements found in Section 22.44.1800 et seq. At no time shall clearing to bare earth or discing be acceptable methods of vegetation removal and/or maintenance within fuel modification areas.

every residence and every other building or structure in the Coastal Zone shall have a height not to exceed 30 feet above natural or finished grade, whichever is lower

Grading in areas that have a slope of 50 percent or greater shall be prohibited, unless required for safety reasons or if it would be more protective of coastal resources.

Exterior lighting (except traffic lights, navigational lights, and other similar public safety lighting) shall be minimized, restricted to low-intensity features, shielded, and concealed to the maximum feasible extent using the best available dark skies technology

Outdoor lighting shall be turned off within one hour after the use's operation ends for the day, and no later than between the hours of 10:00 p.m., and sunrise every day...