Marin County Unincorporated

Recreational vehicles temporarily located on a property zoned for single-family residential use and exclusively used to house dedicated caregivers... A Temporary Use Permit issued for this type of use shall not have a maximum term exceeding six months.

Temporary structures shall not exceed 35 feet in height, unless the review authority determines that a greater height is appropriate given the temporary nature of the use.

Temporary Use Permits may only be approved for a maximum of two years. Temporary Use Permits may not be renewed, but a new Temporary Use Permit may be issued for the same use on the same site.

a renewed Use Permit shall expire if the use is abandoned or ceases to operate for a two-year period or greater.

a renewed Use Permit shall expire if the use is abandoned or ceases to operate for a two-year period or greater.

Site Plan Review required for additions ≥1,000 sq ft, parking >10,000 sq ft, grading >1,000 cu yd.

Proposed development would increase the lot coverage above 75 percent on a single-family residential lot. The construction of any new driveway that exceeds a length of 250 feet in the A2, C1, H1, RA, RR, RE, R1, R2, and VCR zoning districts. All development and improvements on lots accessed by paper streets... Any development seaward of the mean higher high tide...

Proposed development would increase the lot coverage above 75 percent on a single-family residential lot.

The construction of any new driveway that exceeds a length of 250 feet in the A2, C1, H1, RA, RR, RE, R1, R2, and VCR zoning districts.

any proposed development within the Countywide Plan's Stream Conservation Area that adjoins a mapped anadromous fish stream and tributary shall be subject to Site Plan Review as provided by this chapter if the lot is zoned A, A-2, RA, H1, O-A, RR, RE, R1, R2, C-1, A-P, or VCR, including all combining zoning districts.

In those instances where an activity, use of land, or other improvement subject to the SGV combining district located within the Stream Conservation Area would: 1. Entail grading or otherwise expose soil; 2. Increase lot coverage or surface runoff; 3. Remove vegetation or woody riparian vegetation; or 4. Alter the bed, bank, or channel of any stream.

In those instances where development subject to the SGV combining district located outside the Stream Conservation Area would: 1. Create new roads or driveways; or 2. Create or replace 500 square feet or more of lot coverage.

Any development seaward of the mean higher high tide, any increase of lot coverage within a tidelands area, and all docks and piers.

Fences and walls six feet or less in height; Retaining walls four feet or less in height;

Variances cannot be granted for relief from use limitations and minimum lot size and density requirements. Variances provide relief from standards relating to height, floor area ratio, and setbacks.

Variances cannot be granted for relief from use limitations and minimum lot size and density requirements. Variances provide relief from standards relating to height, floor area ratio, and setbacks.

The floor area ratio may increase by an amount not to exceed 35 percent or 300 square feet, whichever is more restrictive... Primary residential buildings exceeding a height of 30 feet but not exceeding a height of 35 feet above grade in conventional districts.

Reconstruction of legal or legal nonconforming structures that were damaged or destroyed by a natural disaster is exempt from Variance requirements.

Accessory Dwelling Units that meet the applicable standards set forth in Section 22.32.120. A (category 1) and B (category 2).

floor area ratio may increase by an amount not to exceed 35 percent or 300 square feet, whichever is more restrictive... Primary residential buildings exceeding a height of 30 feet but not exceeding a height of 35 feet above grade in conventional districts. Roof decks above a lower level of a residence may encroach by as much as 10 feet into a front or rear yard setback.