Land use · Madera County Unincorporated, California

multiple-family dwelling

How this ordinance defines it

The operative definition is the local one. Codes routinely subdivide a category into tiers — “day care 2, family”, “group home 2” — and attach different permissions to each, so only Madera County Unincorporated’s own text settles what this covers.

are: **A. Permitted Uses.** 1. Restricted retail sales establishment, 2. Professional office, 3. Multiple family dwelling in permanent structure(s), 4. One single family dwelling in permanent structure or one manufactured home on permanent foundation (see Section 18.04.330

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establishment. 3. Restricted retail sales establishment. 4. Professional offices. 5. Sidewalk cafes. 6. Multiple family dwelling in permanent structure in combination with commercial establishment (under one roof). - **a. Ground Floor Restriction.** Residential use and residential parking

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with Zoning Permit.** None specified; **C. Uses Allowed with Conditional Use Permit.** 1. Multiple family dwelling in permanent structure(s), 2. Establishment serving liquor for consumption on the premises, 3. Churches, synagogues and other buildings for religious assembly,

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planning director | | Residential Zones | Accessory to single family homes or multiple family dwellings | Pool, spa, dressing room, domestic pet shelter, garages, tennis courts, gazebo, playground equipment, trash enclosure, workshop, shed, storage building, barn

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transit stops (if applicable) than the lower density units. Townhouses, courtyard housing and multiple family dwellings should be used as a transition between commercial areas and lower density residential areas. 3. Public Land Use Component. a. The

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