313-6 Residential Zone Districts
RS: Residential Single Family |
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Principal Permitted Use |
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Residential Single Family Principal Permitted Use (See Section 313-163.1.9 for description) |
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Use Type |
Conditionally Permitted Use |
Residential Use Types |
Manufactured Home Park; subject to the Manufactured Home Park Regulations Guest House |
Civic Use Types |
Essential Services Community Assembly Public Recreation and Open Space Oil and Gas Pipelines; subject to the Oil and Gas Pipelines Regulations Major Electrical Distribution Lines; subject to the Electrical Distribution Lines Regulations Minor Generation and Distribution Facilities |
Commercial Use Types |
Bed and Breakfast Establishments; subject to the Bed and Breakfast Establishment Regulations Neighborhood Commercial Private Institution Private Recreation |
Commercial Timber Use Type |
Timber Production |
Industrial Use Types* |
Cottage Industry; subject to the Cottage Industry Regulations |
Extractive Use Type |
Surface Mining - 2; subject to the Surface Mining Regulations |
Natural Resource Use Type |
Fish and Wildlife Management Watershed Management Wetland Restoration Coastal Access Facilities |
Use Types Not Listed in This Table** |
Any use not specifically enumerated in this Division, if it is similar to and compatible with the uses permitted in the RS zone. |
*See, Industrial Performance Standards, Section 313-103.1.
**See, “Classifying Uses Not Specifically Mentioned in Use Type Descriptions,” Section 313-165.
(Former Section CZ#A313-16(A-C); amended by Ord. 1853, 12/20/88; amended by Ord. 2167, Sec. 13, 4/7/98; amended by Ord. 2367A, 7/25/06)
RS: Residential Single Family |
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Development Standards |
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Minimum Lot Size and Minimum Lot Width |
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Zone Designation |
Minimum Lot Size |
Minimum Lot Width |
RS-5 |
5,000 sq. ft. |
50 feet |
RS-7.5 |
7,500 sq. ft. |
60 feet |
RS-10 |
10,000 sq. ft. |
60 feet |
RS-20 |
20,000 sq. ft. |
75 feet |
RS-40 |
40,000 sq. ft. |
150 feet |
Maximum Lot Depth |
Three (3) times the lot width. |
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Maximum Density |
One (1) dwelling unit (1du) per lawfully created lot plus one (1) accessory dwelling unit, or one (1) accessory dwelling unit and one (1) junior accessory dwelling unit as described in subsection 313-69.05.3.8. Accessory dwelling units do not exceed the allowable density for the lot upon which the accessory dwelling unit is located. In a manufactured home park, one (1) dwelling unit per manufactured home lot is permitted up to the maximum density allowed by the General Plan. |
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Note 1: Notwithstanding the otherwise applicable density provisions of the Coastal Zoning Regulations the 4.8-acre area zoned RS on APN 517-121-010 may accommodate the relocation of existing residential development on the adjacent 28-acre lot (APN 517-131-009) away from geologically hazardous areas, if all of the following conditions are met: (1) the relocation of existing structures from APN 517-131-009 to APN 517-121-010 will result in no increase in development potential of the combined property comprising APNs 517-131-009, 517-121-010, and 517-131-011, (2) the commonly owned property comprising these three APNs are either (a) legally merged, or (b) treated as one parcel under a legally binding agreement required to be executed and recorded pursuant to a valid coastal development permit authorizing the relocation of the existing residential development, (3) the property comprising APN 517-121-010 is capable of being developed with relocated existing residential development consistent with all applicable policies and standards of the certified LCP, and (4) the relocation of the existing residential development shall be sited and designed such that it assures stability and structural integrity and at no time engenders the need for the construction of a shoreline protection device that would substantially alter natural landforms along bluffs and cliffs. |
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Minimum Yard Setbacks*** |
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Front |
Twenty feet (20'). |
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Rear |
Ten feet (10'). |
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Interior Side |
Five feet (5'). |
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Exterior Side |
Same as front or one-half (½) the front if all parts of the main building are more than twenty-five feet (25') from the rear lot line, and the exterior side yard does not abut a “collector” or “higher order street” (see this Chapter, Section C: Index of Definitions of Language and Legal Terms). In questionable cases, the Public Works Director shall classify the subject street. A record of all streets so classified shall be maintained as a public record which is available to the public at Community Development Services and/or the Department of Public Works. |
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Double Frontage Lots |
Front and rear yards shall be twenty feet (20'); except that the rear yard setback may be reduced to ten feet (10') where such yard abuts an alley. |
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Flag Lots |
For Flag Lots, the Director, in consultation with the Public Works Department, shall establish the minimum yard that is required for a vehicular turnaround on the lot. |
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Maximum Ground Coverage |
Thirty-five percent (35%). |
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Maximum Structure Height |
Thirty-five feet (35'). |
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Permitted Main Building Types |
Residential Single Detached; Ancillary Residential; Manufactured Homes in Manufactured Home Parks. Limited Mixed Residential-Nonresidential. Nonresidential Detached or Multiple/Group. |
*** Note: Setbacks may be modified by other provisions of this Code or State law. For example, see Section 313-30: “Alquist-Priolo Fault Hazard” and the “Fire Safe Regulations” at Title III, Division 11.
(Former Section CZ#A313-16(A-C); amended by Ord. 1853, 12/20/88; amended by Ordinance 2543, Sec. 1, 01/19/2016)
RM: Residential Multi-Family |
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Principal Permitted Use |
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Residential Multifamily Principal Permitted Use (See Section 313-163.1.9 for description) |
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Use Type |
Conditionally Permitted Use |
Residential Use Types |
Single Family Residential Manufactured Home Parks; subject to the Manufactured Home Park Regulations |
Civic Use Types |
Essential Services Community Assembly Non-Assembly Cultural Public Recreation and Open Space Oil and Gas Pipelines; subject to the Oil and Gas Pipelines Regulations Major Electrical Distribution Lines; subject to the Electrical Distribution Lines Regulations |
Commercial Use Types |
Bed and Breakfast Establishments; subject to the Bed and Breakfast Establishment Regulations Transient Habitation Private Recreation Neighborhood Commercial Office and Professional Service Private Institution |
Commercial Timber Use Type |
Timber Production |
Natural Resource Use Type |
Fish and Wildlife Management Watershed Management Wetland Restoration Coastal Access Facilities |
Use Types Not Listed in This Table** |
Any use not specifically enumerated in this Division, if it is similar to and compatible with the uses permitted in the RM zone. |
Development Standards |
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Minimum Lot Size |
Five thousand (5,000) square feet. |
Minimum Lot Width |
Fifty feet (50'). |
Maximum Lot Depth |
Three (3) times the lot width. |
Maximum Density |
The maximum density as specified on the adopted zoning maps. A minimum of one dwelling unit (1du) per lawfully created lot is permitted, even if the specified maximum dwelling unit density is exceeded, if it meets all other development standards. The maximum density shall be calculated as the total number of dwelling units divided by the total area within the lot and within one-half (1/2) of any adjacent street. |
**See, “Classifying Uses Not Specifically Mentioned in Use Type Descriptions,” Section 313-165.
(Former Section CZ#A313-14(A-C); amended by Ord. 2167, Sec. 13, 4/7/98 ; amended by Ord. 2367A, 7/25/06)
RM: Residential Multi-Family |
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Development Standards |
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Minimum Yard Setbacks*** |
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Front |
Twenty feet (20'). |
Rear |
Ten feet (10'). |
Interior Side |
Five feet (5'). |
Exterior Side |
Same as front or one-half (½) the front if all parts of the main building are more than twenty-five feet (25') from the rear lot line, and the exterior side yard does not abut a “collector” or “higher order street” (see this Chapter, Section C: Index of Definitions of Language and Legal Terms). In questionable cases, the Public Works Director shall classify the subject street. A record of all streets so classified shall be maintained as a public record which is available to the public at Community Development Services and/or the Department of Public Works. |
Double Frontage Lots |
Front and rear yards shall be twenty feet (20'), except that the rear yard setback may be reduced to ten feet (10') where such yard abuts an alley. |
Flag Lots |
For Flag Lots, the Director, in consultation with the Public Works Department, shall establish the minimum yard that is required for a vehicular turnaround on the lot. |
Minimum Setbacks Between Detached Multiple Unit Dwellings |
On building sites containing more than one (1) main detached multiple unit residential building, the following required distances between such buildings apply: |
Minimum distance between buildings: |
Ten feet (10'). |
Minimum distance between the front of any dwelling unit in a building and any other building on-site: |
Twenty feet (20'). |
Minimum distance between the front of any dwelling unit and any side lot line: |
Twelve feet (12'). |
Minimum distance between buildings exceeding two (2) stories: |
Two foot (2') increase, over setbacks specified in this section, for each additional story. |
Maximum Ground Coverage |
Sixty Percent (60%). |
Maximum Structure Height |
Forty-five feet (45'). |
Permitted Main Building Types |
Single Detached (only one dwelling per lot), Manufactured homes in manufactured home parks. Duplex, Multiple dwellings, and Multiple/Group. Limited Mixed Residential-Nonresidential. Nonresidential Detached, or Multiple/Group. |
*** Note: Setbacks may be modified by other provisions of this Code or State law. For example, see Section 313-30: “Alquist-Priolo Fault Hazard” and the “Fire Safe Regulations” at Title III, Division 11.
(Former Section CZ#A313-14(A-C))
R2: Mixed Residential |
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Principal Permitted Use |
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Mixed Residential Principal Permitted Use (See Section 313-163.1.9 for description) |
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Use Type |
Conditionally Permitted Use |
Residential Use Types |
Manufactured Home Park; subject to the Manufactured Home Park Regulations Guest House |
Civic Use Types |
Essential Services Community Assembly Public Recreation and Open Space Oil and Gas Pipelines; subject to the Oil and Gas Pipelines Regulations Major Electrical Distribution Lines; subject to the Electrical Distribution Lines Regulations Minor Generation and Distribution Facilities |
Commercial Use Types |
Bed and Breakfast Establishments; subject to the Bed and Breakfast Establishment Regulations Neighborhood Commercial Private Institution Private Recreation |
Commercial Timber Use Type |
Timber Production |
Industrial Use Types* |
Cottage Industry; subject to the Cottage Industry Regulations |
Extractive Use Type |
Surface Mining - 2; subject to the Surface Mining Regulations |
Natural Resource Use Type |
Fish and Wildlife Management Watershed Management Wetland Restoration Coastal Access Facilities |
Use Types Not Listed in This Table** |
Any use not specifically enumerated in this Division, if it is similar to and compatible with the uses permitted in the R2 zone. |
*See, Industrial Performance Standards, Section 313-103.1.
**See, “Classifying Uses Not Specifically Mentioned in Use Type Descriptions,” Section 313-165.
(Former Section CZ#A313-15(A)(1-2); amended by Ord. 1853, 12/20/88; amended by Ord. 1875, Sec. 2, 9/26/89 amended by Ord. 2167, Sec. 16, 4/7/98, amended by Ord. 2367A, 7/25/06)
R2: MIXED RESIDENTIAL |
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Development Standards |
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Minimum Lot Size |
Five thousand (5,000) square feet. |
Minimum Lot Width |
Fifty feet (50'). |
Maximum Lot Depth |
Three (3) times the lot width. |
Maximum Density |
(None specified.) |
Minimum Yard Setbacks*** |
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Front |
Twenty feet (20'). |
Rear |
Ten feet (10'). |
Interior Side |
Five feet (5'). |
Exterior Side |
Same as front or one-half (1/2) the front if all parts of the main building are more than twenty-five feet (25') from the rear lot line, and the exterior side yard does not abut a “collector” or “higher order street” (see this Chapter, Section C: Index of Definitions of Language and Legal Terms). In questionable cases, the Public Works Director shall classify the subject street. A record of all streets so classified shall be maintained as a public record which is available to the public at Community Development Services and/or the Department of Public Works. |
Double Frontage Lots |
Front and rear yards shall be twenty feet (20'), except that the rear yard setback may be reduced to ten feet (10') where such yard abuts an alley. |
Flag Lots |
For Flag Lots, the Director, in consultation with the Public Works Department, shall establish the minimum yard that is required for a vehicular turnaround on the lot. |
Maximum Ground Coverage |
Thirty-five percent (35%). |
Maximum Structure Height |
Thirty-five feet (35'). |
Permitted Main Building Types |
Residential Single Detached; Manufactured Homes in Manufactured Home Parks; Ancillary Residential. Only one (1) dwelling per lot or manufactured home per lot except for an accessory dwelling unit (see Accessory Dwelling Unit in Section 313-69.05). Duplex. Limited Mixed Residential-Nonresidential. Nonresidential Detached or Multiple/Group. |
*** Note: Setbacks may be modified by other provisions of this Code or State law. For example, see Section 313-30: “Alquist-Priolo Fault Hazard” and the “Fire Safe Regulations” at Title III, Division 11.
(Former Section CZ#A313-15(A)(1-2); amended by Ord. 1853, 12/20/88; amended by Ord. 1875, Sec. 2, 9/26/89)
RA: Rural Residential Agriculture |
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Principal Permitted Use |
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Rural Residential Agriculture Principal Permitted Use (See Section 313-163.1.9 for description) |
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Use Type |
Conditionally Permitted Use |
Residential Use Types |
Guest House |
Civic Use Types |
Essential Services Community Assembly Public Recreation and Open Space Solid Waste Disposal; subject to the Solid Waste Disposal Regulations Oil and Gas Pipelines; subject to the Oil and Gas Pipeline Regulations Major Electrical Distribution Lines; subject to the Electrical Distribution Lines Regulations Minor Generation and Distribution Facilities |
Commercial Use Types |
Neighborhood Commercial Bed and Breakfast Establishment; subject to the Bed and Breakfast Establishment Regulations Private Recreation |
Industrial Use Types* |
Cottage Industry; subject to the Cottage Industry Regulations |
Agricultural Use Types |
Stables and Kennels Intensive Agriculture |
Commercial Timber Use Type |
Timber Production |
Extractive Use Type |
Surface Mining - 2; subject to the Surface Mining Regulations |
Natural Resource Use Types |
Fish and Wildlife Management Watershed Management Wetland Restoration Coastal Access Facilities |
Use Types Not Listed in This Table** |
Any use not specifically enumerated in this Division, if it is similar to and compatible with the uses permitted in the RA zone. |
*See, Industrial Performance Standards, Section 313-103.1.
**See, “Classifying Uses Not Specifically Mentioned in Use Type Descriptions,” Section 313-165.
(Former Section CZ#A313-17(A-C); amended by Ord. 1853, 12/20/88, amended by Ord. 2167, Sec. 16, 4/7/98, amended by Ord. 2367A, 7/25/06)
RA: RURAL RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURE |
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Development Standards |
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Minimum Lot Size and Minimum Lot Width |
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Zone Designation |
Minimum Lot Size |
Minimum Lot Width |
RA -1 |
1.0 acres |
150 feet |
RA -2 |
2.0 acres |
175 feet |
RA -2.5 |
2.5 acres |
175 feet |
RA -5 |
5.0 acres |
250 feet |
RA -10 |
10.0 acres |
350 feet |
RA -20 |
20.0 acres |
475 feet |
RA -40 |
40.0 acres |
750 feet |
Maximum Lot Depth |
Four (4) times the lot width. |
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Maximum Density |
One (1) dwelling unit (1du) per lawfully created lot plus one (1) accessory dwelling unit. Accessory dwelling units do not exceed the allowable density for the lot upon which the accessory dwelling unit is located. |
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Minimum Yard Setbacks*** |
Minimum Lot Size Less Than 2.5 Acres |
Minimum Lot Size 2.5 Acres or Greater |
Front |
Twenty feet (20') |
Twenty feet (20'); Thirty feet (30') for flag lots |
Rear |
Ten feet (10') |
Thirty feet (30') |
Interior Side |
Five feet (5') |
Thirty feet (30') |
Exterior Side |
Twenty feet (20') |
Twenty feet (20') |
Flag Lots |
For Flag Lots, the Director, in consultation with the Public Works Department, shall establish the minimum yard that is required for a vehicular turnaround on the lot. |
For Flag Lots, the Director, in consultation with the Public Works Department, shall establish the minimum yard that is required for a vehicular turnaround on the lot. |
Double Frontage Lots |
Front and rear yards shall be twenty feet (20'), except that the rear yard setback may be reduced to ten feet (10') where such yard abuts an alley. |
Front and rear yards shall be twenty feet (20'), except that the rear yard setback may be reduced to ten feet (10') where such yard abuts an alley. |
Maximum Ground Coverage |
Thirty-five percent (35%) |
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Maximum Structure Height |
Thirty-five feet (35'). |
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Permitted Main Building Types |
Residential Single Detached Ancillary Residential Limited Mixed Residential - Nonresidential Nonresidential Detached or Multiple/Group |
*** Note: Setbacks may be modified by other provisions of this Code or State law. For example, see Section 313-30: “Alquist-Priolo Fault Hazard” and the “Fire Safe Regulations” at Title III, Division 11.
(Former Section CZ#A313-17(A-C); amended by Ord. 1853, 12/20/88) (Ord. 2717, § 11, 6/27/2023)