Pasadena

A specialty shop may be permitted subject to approval of a conditional use permit.

Total lot coverage shall not exceed 35 percent.

In the San Rafael hillside neighborhood (HD-SR), the front setback shall comply with the requirements in Section 17.29.100.

The minimum front setback for the main structure, and accessory structures other than garages, shall be 25 feet. Total lot coverage shall not exceed 35 percent. The minimum and maximum graded and paved width of a driveway serving a dwelling unit constructed after the effective date of this provision shall be: 15 feet for one unit and 20 feet for two or more units. The finished grade of a driveway shall conform to the finished grade of the lot, but in no case shall exceed an average grade of 15 percent, or 20 percent at any point. A minimum of four guest parking spaces shall be provided on a site fronting on a street where parking is prohibited on both sides of the street at the site. A minimum of two guest parking spaces shall be provided on a site fronting a street where on-street parking is allowed.

Total lot coverage shall not exceed 35 percent. The minimum front setback for the main structure shall be 25 feet, except that in the San Rafael hillside neighborhood (HD-SR), the front setback shall comply with the requirements in Section 17.29.100.

No structure shall exceed a height of 28 feet at any point on the site, measured in compliance with Subsection B.1, and shall not exceed a height of 35 feet, measured from the lowest elevation on the site where the structure touches the grade, to the highest point of the roof.

on lots in the RS-4 HD and RS-6 HD zones with an average slope of less than 15 percent, an applicant may apply for an adjustment to the floor area ratio requirements for their lot.

on lots in the RS-4 HD and RS-6 HD zones with an average slope of less than 15 percent, an applicant may apply for an adjustment to the floor area ratio requirements for their lot.

A lot that is not included in Table 2-9 shall meet the minimum 25 foot front yard setback requirement.

Proposed development shall comply with the front setback requirements established by Table 2-9. ... A lot that is not included in Table 2-9 shall meet the minimum 25 foot front yard setback requirement.

Create a mixed-use activity center that encourages a range of active uses where people can walk to shops, restaurants, jobs, and entertainment; and Support projects that are entirely commercial or mixed-use, integrated vertically, consistent with ground floor use requirements.

Enhance the existing mixed-use character with a variety of commercial services and multi-family uses; 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.

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.

Allow for a limited selection of pedestrian-oriented commercial uses that complement the surrounding retail-focused district.

Allow opportunities for high density urban housing and relate new development to the surrounding community in scale and character.

Maintain the current uses and protect the existing high-density residential character using City of Gardens standards.

Maintain the current uses and protect the existing medium-density residential character using City of Gardens standards.

Provide opportunities for parks and recreation to residents and visitors.

Maintain the current uses and protect the existing institutional character.

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