County (unincorporated) · California

Nevada County Unincorporated

The ordinance has been retrieved, read and turned into structured rules.
3
Districts
399
Extracted rules
1,172
Standards
6
Chapters read

Zoning districts

3 districts, grouped by category.

General provisions

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

Section 12.04.0701 standards

All land use projects requiring a Development Permit, or a Use Permit shall comply with the noise standards provided herein. Permitted residential land uses, including parcel and tentative maps, are not subject to these standards.

Section 12.04.0702 standards

All land use projects requiring a Development Permit, or a Use Permit shall comply with the noise standards provided herein.

Section 12.04.0801 standards

All projects in Community Regions shall be designed to provide pedestrian paths, trails, sidewalks or other hard-surfacing that links the proposed site with adjacent properties.

Section 12.04.0802 standards

All projects in Community Regions shall be designed to provide pedestrian paths, trails, sidewalks or other hard-surfacing that links the proposed site with adjacent properties.

Section 12.04.1001 standards

Projects employing fifty (50) or more persons shall submit a detailed analysis of transportation alternatives, documenting feasible measures for reducing auto dependence.

Section 12.04.1002 standards

All land use applications requiring a development permit, or a Use Permit shall address alternative transportation opportunities.

Section 12.04.1031 standards

Design Guidelines supplement and refine the Comprehensive Design Standards of this Chapter; they implement General Plan Policies.

Section 12.04.1036 standards

Any design guidelines that have been adopted by resolution as design guidelines... shall be applicable to all projects that are subject to design review.

Section 12.04.1041 standards

Architectural features not intended for human occupancy, such as spires, chimneys, vents, skylights, or solar equipment, and non-habitable structures such as private water tanks, antennas, windmills, and other alternative energy structures, may exceed the allowable building height by no more than twenty percent (20%).

Section 12.04.1043 standards

Architectural features not intended for human occupancy... may exceed the allowable building height by no more than twenty percent (20%).

Section 12.04.1055 standards

Architectural features... may extend into front and rear yard setbacks by not more than five (5') feet.

Section 12.04.105.G.11 standards

Parcels that are less than three (3) acres in size. Such parcels may reduce setbacks as follows: R1, R2, and R3 districts shall provide a five (5')-foot interior side yard setback and a twenty (20')-foot rear yard setback; RA, AG, AE, & FR districts shall provide a ten (10')-foot interior side yard setback and a twenty (20')-foot rear yard setback

Section 12.04.105.G.101 standards

In order to provide required side and rear building setbacks on properties that cannot otherwise provide those setbacks, a building setback easement may be recorded and recognized on adjacent properties

Section 12.04.105.G.21 standards

Such features, including but not limited to cornices, eaves, roof overhangs, canopies, decks and unenclosed porches not more than eighteen (18") inches in height, bay windows, steps, stairways, fire escapes, landing places, fireplaces, propane tanks and heating or air conditioning units, may extend into front and rear yard setbacks by not more than five (5') feet.

Section 12.04.105.G.71 standards

Swimming Pools. Shall maintain a minimum setback of ten (10') feet from any side or rear property line and shall not be permitted within any required front yard setback.

Section 12.04.105.G.81 standards

Ground-mounted solar arrays shall maintain a minimum setback of ten (10') feet from any property line.

Section 12.04.105.G.91 standards

Attached or detached garages and/or carports may be constructed within one (1) foot of the front property line if twenty (20') feet is maintained from the edge of pavement or traveled way if unpaved.

Section 12.04.1062 standards

Height limits for fencing and hedges located within yard setbacks.

Section 12.04.1065 standards

Fencing shall be measured from the base at finished grade to the highest point.

Section 12.04.10716 standards

Landscaping standards for development permits, use permits, and subdivisions.

Source documents

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