Municipality · California

Madera

The ordinance has been retrieved, read and turned into structured rules.
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Districts
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Extracted rules
445
Standards
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Chapters read

Zoning districts

4 districts, grouped by category.

General provisions

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

§ 10-3.4.0101-011714 standards

Site plan review shall be required of all new, expanded, or changed uses of property which involve construction or placement of new structures or building additions on the site or new uses which necessitate on-site improvements, including uses subject to a use permit, precise plan, or application for variances.

§ 10-3.4.01084 standards

No building permit shall be issued for any building or structure to be erected, altered, expanded, or enlarged on any lot to the extent that the cost of such work exceeds 50% of the estimated current cost as determined by the Director to replace the present building or structure in kind, unless half of any right-of-way contiguous thereto has been dedicated and improvements to city standard specifications thereon have been provided for.

§ 10-3.405(A)1 standards

No circus, carnival, amusement park, open air theater, race track, private recreation center, or similar establishment shall be established in any zone unless and until a use permit is first secured

§ 10-3.405(A)(B)1 standards

No circus, carnival, amusement park, open air theater, race track, private recreation center, or similar establishment shall be established in any zone unless and until a use permit is first secured... No dance hall, road house, nightclub, commercial club, or establishment where liquor is served or sold... shall be established in any zone where such uses may be otherwise allowed unless a use permit shall first have been secured.

§ 10-3.405(B)1 standards

No dance hall, road house, nightclub, commercial club, or establishment where liquor is served or sold ... shall be established in any zone where such uses may be otherwise allowed unless a use permit shall first have been secured

§ 10-3.405(D)1 standards

Public or private parking lots for automobiles may be permitted in any R zone adjacent to any C or I zone provided a use permit shall first be obtained in each case.

§ 10-3.405(E)

Churches, schools, hospitals, parks, playgrounds, and public utility and public and quasi-public buildings, except cemeteries and their appurtenant uses, may be permitted in any R zone provided a use permit shall first be obtained in each case.

§ 10-3.405(E)1 standards

Churches, schools, hospitals, parks, playgrounds, and public utility and public and quasi-public buildings, except cemeteries and their appurtenant uses, may be permitted in any R zone provided a use permit shall first be obtained in each case.

§ 10-3.405(F)1 standards

The removal of minerals, earth, and other natural materials may be permitted in any zone provided a use permit shall first be obtained in each case.

§ 10-3.405(H)1 standards

Home occupations shall be permitted in all R zones subject to the determination by the Commission of what activities are within the definition of home occupations... All home occupations shall be registered with the Planning Director.

§ 10-3.405(H)1 standards

Home occupations shall be permitted in all R zones subject to the determination by the Commission of what activities are within the definition of home occupations

§ 10-3.405(I)3 standards

A small collection facility may be permitted in any C, I, IP, or RCO zone and in an R zone when the site is the location of an appropriate non-profit agency... A large collection facility may be permitted in any zone after first securing a use permit. A processing facility may be permitted in a C-2, I, or IP use zone after first securing a use permit.

§ 10-3.405(I)(2)(a)1 standards

A small collection facility may be permitted in any C, I, IP, or RCO zone and in an R zone when the site is the location of an appropriate non-profit agency. In each case, approval must first be secured from the Planning Director.

§ 10-3.405(I)(2)(b)1 standards

A large collection facility may be permitted in any zone after first securing a use permit.

§ 10-3.405(I)(2)(c)1 standards

A processing facility may be permitted in a C-2, I, or IP use zone after first securing a use permit.

§ 10-3.405(J)4 standards

Cardrooms... are permitted in any C-1, C-2, CH, or I zone except as otherwise prohibited. In each case, a Use Permit must be approved by the Planning Commission.

§ 10-3.405(J)(1)(b)1 standards

Cardrooms ... are permitted in any C-1, C-2, CH, or I zone except as otherwise prohibited. In each case, a Use Permit must be approved by the Planning Commission.

§ 10-3.405(J)(1)(d)4 standards

The exterior wall structure of each business or premises lawfully occupied by a cardroom shall be located not less than: 1. 1,000 feet from the exterior property limits of any public or private elementary school, junior high school or high school; ...

§ 10-3.405(K)3 standards

Sales events conducted at any residential dwelling unit, apartment complex, or residentially zoned property may only be held on the first Saturday and/or Sunday of each month. No event may be held for more than two consecutive days. The time limit for conducting the sale shall be between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

§ 10-3.405(K)(3)3 standards

Sales events conducted at any residential dwelling unit, apartment complex, or residentially zoned property may only be held on the first Saturday and/or Sunday of each month. No event may be held for more than two consecutive days. The time limit for conducting the sale shall be between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

Source documents

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