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.

Sections 12.04.201-2037 standards

The primary purpose of site development resource standards is to avoid the impact of development projects on sensitive environmental resources and natural site constraints.

Sign Regulations (Sections 12.04.198-12.04.199)38 standards

Attached or freestanding signs identifying activities, services, products or occupants are permitted at a maximum two (2) signs per parcel, not exceeding twenty-five (25) square feet each in sign area.

Table 12.02.030.E, Footnote 61 standards

within the FR and TPZ Districts, the maximum surfacing for support uses may be increased to twenty percent (20%) for parcels five (5) acres or less in size without a Use Permit.

Table 12.02.030.E, footnote (6)1 standards

Within the FR and TPZ Districts, the maximum surfacing for support uses may be increased to twenty percent (20%) for parcels five (5) acres or less in size without a Use Permit.

Table 12.02.040.D, footnote (2)1 standards

Multi-Family Residential Uses shall be deemed an allowable use if the housing development project complies with the standards defined in Cal. Gov't Code § 65852.24—65863.13 (the California Middle Class Housing Act of 2022).

Table 12.02.040.E, Footnote 1; Table 12.02.050.E, Footnote 1; Table 12.02.060.G, Footnote 11 standards

Setbacks for residential units may be reduced on parcels less than three (3) acres subject to Section 12.04.140G.

Table 12.02.050.E, Footnote 3; Table 12.02.060.G, Footnote 32 standards

For arterial and collector roads, the front yard setback shall be twenty (20') feet and the exterior side yard setback shall be fifteen (15') feet from the existing or ultimate right-of-way, whichever is greater.

Table 12.02.210.C, Footnote 41 standards

For subdivisions, flagpole parcels shall have a minimum frontage width of fifty (50') feet.

Table 12.02.210.C, Footnote 52 standards

For arterial and collector roads, the front yard setback shall be twenty (20') feet and the exterior side yard setback shall be fifteen (15) feet from the existing or ultimate right-of-way, whichever is greater.

Table 12.02.210.C, Footnote 6; Table 12.02.030.E, Footnote 61 standards

Maximum impervious surfacing may be increased to sixty (60) percent for support uses requiring a use permit.

Table 12.02.210.C, Subdivision development feature1 standards

For any subdivision where agricultural water is already provided to the parcel, an agricultural water easement shall be required for all parcels created by the subdivision.

Table 12.02.210.C, Table 12.02.220.C, Table 12.02.030.E, Table 12.02.040.E (subdivision feature)1 standards

For any subdivision where agricultural water is already provided to the parcel, an agricultural water easement shall be required for all parcels created by the subdivision.

Table 12.02.210.C, footnote (1); Table 12.02.220.C, footnote (1); Table 12.02.030.E, footnote (1); Table 12.02.040.E, footnote (1)1 standards

Setbacks may be reduced on parcels less than three (3) acres subject to Section governing Exceptions to Building Setbacks.

Table 12.02.210.C, footnote (2)1 standards

A proposed housing development containing no more than two (2) residential units within a single-family residential zone consistent with Cal. Gov't Code § 65852.21 shall be considered ministerially on a legal parcel wholly within the boundaries of an urbanized area or urban cluster.

Table 12.02.210.C, footnote (4); Table 12.02.220.C, footnote (4); Table 12.02.030.E, footnote (4)1 standards

For subdivisions, flagpole parcels shall have a minimum frontage width of fifty (50') feet.

Table 12.02.210.C, footnote (6); Table 12.02.220.C, footnote (6); Table 12.02.030.E, footnote (6)1 standards

Maximum impervious surfacing may be increased to sixty (60) percent for support uses requiring a use permit. In such instances, retention/detention facilities shall be incorporated into the design.

Source documents

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