Dimensional standards
Uses
Permitted by right2
Conditional / special use16
- Multiple Family
- Lodging and Boarding (3 or fewer persons, 2 dwellings on a lot)
- Lodging and Boarding (4 or more persons, 2 dwellings on a lot)
- Public Buildings and Grounds (i.e. corporation yard)
- Utility Company Buildings, Facilities, and Grounds
- Radio or Television Transmitter
- Campground, Recreation Vehicle Overnight Park
- Recreation Facility - Outdoor
- Recycling Facility, Large (more than 500 SF area)
- Funeral Home (includes cremation)
- Kennel
- Package Delivery Service
- Self Storage
- Stone Monument
- Farm Equipment Sales, Rental, Repair, & Service
- Truck & Trailer Sales, Rental, Repair, & Service
Extracted standards
7 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
Lighting
- Lighting required in parking, pedestrian, and entry areas
Sites with an emergency or homeless shelter shall provide lighting in all parking, pedestrian, and entry areas. Lighting shall be in compliance with Title 24, California Code of Regulations.
Other
- Maximum beds or persons served nightly
The maximum number of beds or persons permitted to be served nightly by an emergency or homeless shelter shall be determined and as allowed by Building and Fire Codes.
- Maximum length of stay180 days
The maximum length of stay at an emergency or homeless shelter shall be 180-days in a consecutive 365-day period, or not longer than the time frame established by the California Health and Safety Code for Emergency Shelters, whichever is greater.
- Minimum distance between shelters300 ft
Emergency or homeless shelters shall not be less than 300-feet apart from other emergency or homeless shelter, as measured from the nearest property lines.
- On-site manager required during operating hours
An emergency or homeless shelter shall have an manager on-site during operating hours.
- On-site security required during operation
Emergency or homeless shelters shall provide on-site security during hours that the emergency shelter is in operation.
- On-site client intake waiting area required
An emergency or homeless shelter shall provide an on-site, client intake, waiting area to prevent queuing on public sidewalks.
From the ordinance
Emergency and homeless shelters shall be allowed as a permitted use, subject to a ministerial development plan review process, in the C-3 (Highway Commercial) zone subject to the following standards: ... Required Parking. An emergency or homeless shelter shall provide off-street parking at a ratio of one (1) space per employee.
Parking requirements
{
"emergency_shelter": "1 space per employee"
}