Municipality · California

Pasadena

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Districts
814
Extracted rules
3,831
Standards
9
Chapters read

Zoning districts

45 districts, grouped by category.

Residential

19
PD-17Residential

PD-17 - Rose Townhomes

Pasadena, CA
Min lot
5,000 sq ft
Max height
24 ft
Front setback
20 ft
Max density
12.9 du/ac
Permitted uses
2
PD-21Residential

PD-21 - Montgomery Engineering

Pasadena, CA
Max height
60 ft
Permitted uses
2
PD-22Residential

Lincoln Triangle Townhouse

Pasadena, CA
Front setback
20 ft
Permitted uses
4
PD-23Residential

Salvation Army

Pasadena, CA
Max height
45 ft
Front setback
15 ft
Permitted uses
1
PD-25Residential

Vista Del Arroyo Bungalows

Pasadena, CA
Max height
35 ft
Front setback
10 ft
Max density
10 du/ac
Permitted uses
9
PD-27Residential

King's Village

Pasadena, CA
Min lot
7,200 sq ft
Permitted uses
4
PD-28Residential

Community Arms

Pasadena, CA
PD-29Residential

Artisan Village

Pasadena, CA
Max height
36 ft
Front setback
20 ft
Permitted uses
4
PD-33Residential

Desiderio Homes

Pasadena, CA
Max height
23 ft
Permitted uses
1
PD-4Residential

Mountain Street Classics Townhomes

Pasadena, CA
Max height
36 ft
Front setback
20 ft
Permitted uses
9
PD-6Residential

Eaton Wash Residential

Pasadena, CA
Min lot
4,500 sq ft
Front setback
22 ft
Max density
4.9 du/ac
PD-9Residential

El Mirador

Pasadena, CA
Min lot
15,000 sq ft (0.34 ac)
Max height
20 ft
RM-12Residential
Pasadena, CA
Max density
5 du/ac
Permitted uses
9
RM-16Residential
Pasadena, CA
Max height
32 ft
Front setback
20 ft
Permitted uses
9
RM-32Residential

Multi-Family Residential (RM-32)

Pasadena, CA
Max height
3 ft
Front setback
20 ft
Permitted uses
10
RM-48Residential

Multi-Family Residential (RM-48)

Pasadena, CA
Max height
38 ft
Front setback
20 ft
Permitted uses
10
RM-87Residential
Pasadena, CA
Max density
17.43 du/ac
RS-1Residential
Pasadena, CA
Max height
100 ft
RS-6Residential
Pasadena, CA
Min lot
910 sq ft
Max height
72 ft
Max density
17.43 du/ac
Permitted uses
1

General provisions

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

17.37.080.C.21 standards

Windowless expanses of street-facing walls shall not exceed 20 feet in length.

17.37.080.D.11 standards

Shade structures may project up to two-thirds of the sidewalk width. In LA-CG along Lincoln Avenue, shade structures... are required... and shall project a minimum of 5 feet and up to a maximum of 10 feet into the public right-of-way for a minimum of 50 percent of the building frontage.

17.37.080.E.11 standards

Arcades shall be a minimum of 8 feet from back of column to building façade.

17.37.080.F.1, 17.37.080.G.1, 17.37.090, 17.37.10023 standards

In LA-CG, pedestrian-scale lighting, such as sconces and goose-neck fixtures, shall be located on the building frontage a minimum of every 30 feet along Lincoln Avenue. Walls/fences shall be permitted within the required street setback subject to the following conditions: Maximum height shall not exceed 42 inches.

17.37.080.G.1, 17.37.090, 17.37.10020 standards

LA-CG, -CL, -MU-N and -RM-16 Zones. Walls, fences, raised planters, screening and similar structures (walls/fences) shall be permitted within the required street setback subject to the following conditions. Maximum height shall not exceed 42 inches.

17.37.080.G.1, 17.37.090, 17.37.10020 standards

LA-CG, -CL, -MU-N and -RM-16 Zones. Walls, fences, raised planters, screening and similar structures (walls/fences) shall be permitted within the required street setback subject to the following conditions. Maximum height shall not exceed 42 inches.

17.37.080.G.1, 17.37.090, 17.37.10020 standards

LA-CG, -CL, -MU-N and -RM-16 Zones. Walls, fences, raised planters, screening and similar structures (walls/fences) shall be permitted within the required street setback subject to the following conditions. Maximum height shall not exceed 42 inches.

17.37.080.G.2, 17.37.090.A.2, 17.37.10017 standards

LA-CF Zone. Walls/fences not located in front of a structure, but along a street frontage, shall be permitted subject to the following conditions: A minimum of 5 foot setback from the sidewalk line shall be required, separated by planted area. Maximum height shall not exceed 96 inches.

17.38.020.A, 17.38.060, 17.38.070.G.1.a.113 standards

Allow flexibility for light industrial, custom manufacturing, creative office and research & development uses... In CF, walls and fences shall have a maximum height of 72 inches above the sidewalk elevation.

17.38.020.A, Table LPSP-115 standards

LP-CF (Commercial Flex): Allow flexibility for light industrial, custom manufacturing, creative office and research & development uses along with compatible commercial enterprises; and Support projects that are entirely commercial and/or industrial, as well as work/live and caretaker's units.

17.38.020.B, 17.38.060, 17.38.070.G.1.a.214 standards

Enhance the existing mixed-use character with a broad range of retail, office, services, and multi-family housing... In MU-G and MU-N, walls and fences taller than 42 inches shall be a minimum of 50 percent transparent and set back a minimum of 18 inches from the sidewalk line.

17.38.020.B, Table LPSP-119 standards

LP-MU-G (Mixed-Use General): Enhance the existing mixed-use character with a broad range of retail, office, services, and multi-family housing; and Support projects that are entirely commercial, entirely residential, or a mix of the two, integrated either horizontally or vertically consistent with ground floor use requirements.

17.38.020.C, 17.38.060, 17.38.070.G.1.a.2, 17.38.080.A.215 standards

Promote the development of pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods with commercial uses that are sensitive to neighboring residents... In MU-N, projects with more than 80,000 square feet of gross floor area (GFA) shall provide Publicly Accessible Open Space based on a percentage of GFA set in Table LPSP-8.

17.38.020.C, Table LPSP-120 standards

LP-MU-N (Mixed-Use Neighborhood): Promote the development of pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods with commercial uses that are sensitive to neighboring residents; and Support projects that are entirely commercial, entirely residential, or a mix of the two, integrated either horizontally or vertically, consistent with ground floor use requirements.

17.38.020.D

Provide areas of open space, which may include opportunities for parks and recreation, as well as space for utilities and other similar uses.

17.38.020.D

OS (Open Space): Provide areas of open space, which may include opportunities for parks and recreation, as well as space for utilities and other similar uses.

17.38.020.E

Achieve a particular mix of uses and appearance through a design review process resulting in quality urban design on large sites.

17.38.020.E

PD (Planned Development): Achieve a particular mix of uses and appearance through a design review process resulting in quality urban design on large sites.

17.38.030.E1 standards

For all non-residential uses with a gross floor area of 25,000 square feet or greater, a Conditional Use Permit shall be required per Section 17.61.050.J.2.

17.38.040.A.1.a2 standards

Projects shall provide sidewalks that meet the required widths per Figure LPSP-2. Where the existing sidewalk right-of-way is less than the required width, the difference shall be provided through a private property dedication.

Source documents

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