County (unincorporated) · California

Madera County Unincorporated

The ordinance has been retrieved, read and turned into structured rules.
9
Districts
230
Extracted rules
752
Standards
56
Chapters read

Zoning districts

9 districts, grouped by category.

General provisions

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

18.102.1104 standards

Structures less than ten thousand square feet of gross floor area: All establishments occupying structures of less than ten thousand square feet shall provide a minimum of one small truck loading space. Structures ten thousand square feet and larger: A minimum of one large truck loading space for each center shall be provided.

18.102.1104 standards

In any commercial, industrial, or institutional zone district, at the time of building development, there shall be provided and maintained, on the same lot with such use, loading spaces as follows: Structures less than ten thousand square feet of gross floor area: All establishments occupying structures of less than ten thousand square feet shall provide a minimum of one small truck loading space.

18.102.12015 standards

Parking areas shall be located within two hundred feet of the establishment... Parking stalls shall be located no closer than ten feet to the property line... Shade trees shall be located throughout a parking lot at a ratio of one tree for every six parking spaces.

18.102.12029 standards

Parking spaces shall conform to the following minimum dimensions: Standard parking space: nine feet in width by nineteen feet in depth. Compact parking space: eight and one-half feet in width by sixteen feet in depth.

18.11.020

The purpose of the RUS zone is to provide for single family dwelling units on smaller lots than the RRS zone. Lots one-acre or less must have urban services such as community sewer and water.

18.11.0301 standards

The purpose of the RX zone is to provide for both attached and detached single dwelling units on smaller lots than are required in the RUS zone. ... This zone district would only be allowed to be used in conjunction with the village core overlay district.

18.11.040

The purpose of the RRS zones is to provide for single dwelling units on large lots with some accessory agricultural uses.

18.11.050

Purpose of the RMS (residential mountain single family) zone is to provide for dwelling units on varied size lots with some accessory agricultural uses. Minimum lots size of one acre.

18.11.0601 standards

The purpose of the RT zone is to provide for attached, single-dwelling unit residential development on small lots with alley access. ... This zone district would only be allowed to be used in conjunction with the village core overlay district.

18.11.070

The purpose of the RUM (residential urban single family) zone is to provide for multiple family dwelling unit development. Lots of one acre or less, require urban services such as community sewer and water. Minimum lot size with urban services is six thousand square feet. Multiple family dwellings require one thousand seven hundred square feet of land per family.

18.11.080

The purpose of RRM (residential rural single family) zone is to provide for multiple family dwelling units on larger lots. Minimum lot size is one acre. Urban services are not required.

18.11.090

Purpose of the RM (residential mountain family) zone is to provide for dwelling units on varied size lots with some accessory agricultural uses. Minimum lot size of one acre.

18.11.100, 18.11.1206 standards

The rental of an entire single family dwelling, regardless of the tenure or length of tenancy is a permitted use in all residential zone districts. All uses or activities permitted in the residential zones shall be conducted entirely within an enclosed building unless the use or activity is traditionally conducted outdoors. Setbacks are measured from the property line to the wall of the structure. Front setbacks are measured from the road right-of-way to the wall of the structure. If two or more roadways border the parcel, the front of the house will require front (twenty-five feet from road right-of-way) setbacks.

18.114.040(D)1 standards

Senior housing projects are entitled to a density bonus of 20 percent of the number of senior housing units.

18.114.040(F)(1)1 standards

Condominium conversion projects meeting affordability requirements identified in Section 18.114.030 (Eligibility) are entitled to a density bonus of twenty-five percent of the number of apartments within the structure to be converted.

18.114.040(G)(4)1 standards

A density bonus for the donation of land may be combined with density bonuses for affordable and senior housing. However, in no case may a total density bonus exceed thirty-five percent.

18.114.060(C)1 standards

The transferred land shall have an area sufficient to permit development of at least forty units.

18.114.060(H)

The transferred land shall be within the boundary of the proposed development or, if the county agrees, within one-quarter-mile of the boundary of the proposed development.

18.114.0903 standards

Upon request of the applicant, the county shall not require a parking ratio, inclusive of handicapped and guest parking, of more than the following: Zero to one bedrooms: one on-site parking space per unit. Two to three bedrooms: two on-site parking spaces per unit. Four and more bedrooms: two and one-half on-site parking spaces per unit.

18.114.0901 standards

Upon the request of the applicant, the county shall reduce the required onsite parking requirement to one parking space for a zero to one bedroom dwelling unit.

Source documents

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