Lincoln
Zoning districts
1 districts, grouped by category.
General provisions
97 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.
It is unlawful for any person to use, fire or discharge any firearm within the city except as provided in this chapter.
Within an area zoned as an agricultural overlay, the prohibitions of this chapter do not apply to the establishment or maintenance of any commercial pistol, rifle, or target range if established on or before December 31, 2017, nor to any private pistol, rifle or target range...
It is unlawful for any person to consume any alcoholic beverage... on any public street, public sidewalk or public alley, or within or on any public parking lot, private parking lot open to the public, public park, recreation area, recreation facility or other property owned, controlled and/or operated by the city, county or any public agency.
It is unlawful for any person to possess an open container of alcohol within any public street, public sidewalk or public alley, or within or on any public parking lot, private parking lot open to the public, public park, recreation area, recreation facility or other property owned, controlled and/or operated by the city, county or any public agency.
Sections 9.36.010 and 9.36.020 of this code shall not apply where such consumption or possession occurs within or on premises for which a license authorizing such consumption and/or possession has been issued pursuant to California Business and Professions Code Sections 23000 through 25762, or for which a permit has been obtained from the appropriate city department.
It is unlawful for any person having in his or her possession any open container of alcohol to enter, be present in or upon or to remain upon the posted premises of, including a posted parking lot immediately adjacent to, any retail business selling packaged alcoholic beverages as an off-sale alcoholic beverage licensee licensed pursuant to California Business and Professions Code Sections 23000 through 25752.
For purposes of this chapter, the term 'open container of alcohol' shall mean any can, bottle or other receptacle containing any alcoholic beverage which has been opened, or a seal thereon broken, or the contents of which have been partially removed.
The provisions of this chapter shall not be deemed to prohibit or permit any act which is expressly prohibited or permitted by any law of the State of California including, but not limited to, any law regulating possession of an open container of alcohol within a motor vehicle.
Must not cause or allow an engine to idle at any location for more than five consecutive minutes.
Green curb marking means no standing or parking for a period of time longer than 20 minutes at any time between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on any day except Sundays and holidays.
Loading and bus zones regulations including curb markings, time limits, and establishment authority.
The accumulation and storage of abandoned, wrecked, dismantled or inoperative vehicles or parts thereof on private property is found to create a condition tending to reduce the value of private property, to promote blight and deterioration...
It is unlawful for any person to make any encroachment and/or excavation in or under the surface of any public street, alley, sidewalk or other public place without first obtaining a written permit...
No permit or approval for the development of any parcel of land abutting a public street shall be issued or granted unless: 1. Frontage improvements have been installed and approved...
Any buyer of any lot the frontage of which does not have curb and gutter constructed thereon which is zoned or used for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes ... shall within 180 days of consummation of the purchase ... install or construct ... curb and gutter along the entire frontage of the lot.
It is unlawful for any person to make, or to cause or permit to be made, any ramp or other encroachment upon any street, alley, sidewalk, or other public place without first obtaining from the superintendent of streets a written permit...
The skate facility in Robert 'Chief' Jimenez Park is hereby designated for skateboarding, biking, scooter and in-line skating.
Every building in which plumbing fixtures are installed and every premises having drainage piping thereon shall have a connection to a public sewer, provided that a sewer main is located 200 feet or less from the building or drainage facility.
There is imposed for revenue purposes a license tax within the city on the construction of any new buildings, or the expansion of any existing buildings which increases the floor area of the building by more than sixty percent.
Card rooms require a license and are subject to regulations including maximum of three tables, hours of operation, and visibility requirements.
Source documents
The chapters of the adopted code that were retrieved, read and extracted from. Everything above traces back to one of these.
- CHAPTER 1.01 - CODE ADOPTION7.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 1.04 - GENERAL PROVISIONS4.7K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 1.06 - PUBLICATION OF LEGAL NOTICES1.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 1.08 - CITY SEAL157 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 1.12 - CLASSIFICATION OF CITY187 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 1.16 - GENERAL PENALTY1.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 1.18 - ARREST AND CITATION5.7K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 1.20 - ADMINISTRATIVE CITATIONS13.5K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.04 - DEFINITIONS2.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.08 - ADMINISTRATION3.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.12 - ENFORCEMENT—COMPLIANCE4.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.14 - LIMITATION ON THE IDLING OF ON- AND OFF-ROAD ENGINES8.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.16 - TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES5.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.20 - TURNING MOVEMENTS1.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.24 - ONE-WAY STREETS AND ALLEYS866 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.28 - SPECIAL STOPS REQUIRED1.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.32 - MISCELLANEOUS DRIVING RULES2.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.36 - PEDESTRIAN REGULATIONS1.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.40 - STOPPING, STANDING AND PARKING GENERALLY17K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.44 - PARKING—TIME LIMITS OR RESTRICTIONS—CURB MARKINGS2.7K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.46 - RESERVED195 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.48 - PARKING METERS439 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.52 - LOADING AND BUS ZONES2.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.56 - SPEED REGULATION6.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.60 - COMMERCIAL VEHICLES8.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.64 - TRAINS867 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.66 - TAXICABS17.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.68 - VIOLATIONS499 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.72 - ABANDONED VEHICLES11K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.76 - BICYCLES5.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 10.80 - OPERATION OF GOLF CARTS6.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 12.02 - EXCAVATIONS AND ENCROACHMENTS10.9K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 12.04 - STREET, SIDEWALK AND CURB CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR3.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 12.08 - DRIVING OVER SIDEWALKS760 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 12.12 - STREET FRONTAGE IMPROVEMENTS4.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 12.14 - CURB AND GUTTER INSTALLATION9.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 12.17 - SKATEBOARDS1.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 12.18 - SKATEBOARDING, ROLLER-SKATING, BIKING, SCOOTER PROHIBITED IN CERTAIN AREAS; SKATE FACILITY REGULATIONS5K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 12.20 - PARKS19.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 13.04 - WATER65.8K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 13.05 - CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL23K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 13.08 - SEWAGE FACILITY REGULATIONS38.5K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 13.12 - SEWER CHARGES40.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.04 - COUNCIL MEETINGS—PROCEDURAL RULES11.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.05 - MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS7.8K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.06 - ROTATION FOR MAYOR AND VICE-MAYOR POSITIONS2.5K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.08 - COUNCILMEMBER REIMBURSEMENTS3.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.12 - COUNCILMEMBER SALARIES1.4K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.16 - CITY MANAGER8.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.17 - CITY ATTORNEY3.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.20 - FINANCE DIRECTOR1.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.24 - FIRE DEPARTMENT8.5K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.28 - PEACE OFFICER STANDARDS AND TRAINING993 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.30 - PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCHER STANDARDS AND TRAINING946 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.32 - VOLUNTEER POLICE RESERVE3.9K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.36 - EMERGENCY SERVICES8.7K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.40 - PERSONNEL SYSTEM8.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.41 - POSITION CLASSIFICATION AND COMPENSATION PLAN2.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.48 - REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY1.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.50 - COMMITTEES, COMMISSIONS, AND BOARDS3.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.51 - AGENDAS AND PROCEDURAL RULES FOR CITY COMMITTEES, COMMISSIONS, AND BOARDS3.8K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.52 - AIRPORT COMMITTEE1.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.54 - FISCAL AND INVESTMENTS OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.56 - PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE2.5K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.59 - LINCOLN LIBRARY BOARD634 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.60 - PLANNING COMMISSION2.8K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.62 - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE1.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.64 - ACCESSIBILITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE963 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 2.65 - CITY TREASURER2.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.04 - TRANSFER OF CITY TAX FUNCTIONS1.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.08 - GAS TAX STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND912 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.12 - BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AND EXPANSION TAX2.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.16 - DOCUMENTARY TRANSFER TAX2.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.20 - SALES AND USE TAX12.4K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.21 - MOTEL OCCUPANCY TAX16.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.24 - CONTRACTS AND PURCHASING44.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.26 - PUBLIC PROJECTS SUBJECT TO THE PUBLIC CONTRACT CODE8.8K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.28 - PUBLIC FACILITIES REIMBURSEMENT FEE4.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.30 - DISPOSITION OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY930 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.32 - COST FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE3.4K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 3.36 - COSTS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE FEES1.4K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.04 - BUSINESS LICENSES34.7K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.08 - CARD ROOMS9.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.12 - BINGO3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.16 - SPECIAL EVENTS49.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.20 - STATE VIDEO SERVICE FRANCHISES15K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.24 - STREET VENDORS12.9K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.25 - FOOD TRUCKS16.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.28 - PAWNBROKERS11.9K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.32 - MASSAGE SERVICES53.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.36 - LICENSING OF CABLE TELEVISION SERVICES61.7K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.40 - FORTUNETELLING AND OCCULT ARTS16.4K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 5.44 - ADULT-ORIENTED BUSINESSES41.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 6.04 - GENERAL PROVISIONS5.4K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 6.08 - ADMINISTRATION5.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 6.12 - CONDUCT REGULATIONS AND VACCINATION6.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 6.16 - IMPOUNDMENT3.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 6.20 - RABID ANIMALS1.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 6.24 - LICENSES3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 6.32 - DISPOSAL OF DEAD ANIMALS1.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 6.34 - SWINE5.8K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 6.36 - SMALL AGRICULTURAL ANIMALS2.8K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.04 - SOLID WASTE COLLECTION25.9K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.05 - FOOD WASTE COLLECTION47.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.06 - COMMERCIAL DEBRIS HAULERS FRANCHISE50.8K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.08 - NUISANCE ABATEMENT8.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.12 - WEED AND RUBBISH ABATEMENT615 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.14 - GRAFFITI ABATEMENT5.8K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.16 - JUNKYARDS682 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.20 - TIRE STORAGE1.4K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.24 - COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL STORAGE814 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.28 - BURNING1.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.32 - FIREWORKS10.7K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.36 - FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS3.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.40 - LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES3.4K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.44 - TRAILER COACHES2.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.48 - WATER COOLERS148 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.52 - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS19.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.56 - SAFETY ALARM SYSTEMS19.2K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 8.60 - POST-CONSTRUCTION STORM WATER RUNOFF CONTROL27.1K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 9.04 - NOISE1.6K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 9.24 - CURFEW FOR MINORS648 charsRead →
- CHAPTER 9.26 - DISPLAY OF HARMFUL MATTER TO MINORS5.4K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 9.28 - DISCHARGE OF FIREARMS11.5K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 9.30. - CIVIL REMEDIES TO BE TAKEN AGAINST THE PERSON CONTROLLING THE PROPERTY WHERE ALCOHOL AND/OR ILLEGAL DRUGS ARE BEING CONSUMED BY MINORS8.7K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 9.32 - RESPONSE TO UNRULY GATHERINGS4.3K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 9.36 - POSSESSION AND CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES3.8K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 9.40 - CAMPING11.7K charsRead →
- CHAPTER 9.50 - SYRINGE EXCHANGE PROGRAMS; PROHIBITED2.4K charsRead →