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Item No. 4a
Nero Property Amendment
PA2010 -061
Nero Property Amendment
July 7, 2011
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Site Regulations
In case the applicant is not satisfied with the action of the Planning Commission, the
applicant may appeal to the City Council under the provisions of Chapter 20.95.
E. Approval of Plans Requisite to Permit Issuance. No permit shall be issued in any case
as provided in Section 20.60.060 (A) until such drawings and sketches have been
approved by the Planning Commission and all buildings, structures and grounds shall
be in accordance with the drawings and sketches.
i65 Commercial and Industrial Districts
A. Dwellings in Commercial Districts. Residential uses shall be permitted only where the
commercial district is combined with the Residential Overlay ( -R) District, in
compliance with Chapter 20.52. Mftft
B. Dwellings in M -1 and M -1 -A Districts - Yards. Every building or portion thereof
which is designed or used for any dwelling purpose in any M -1 District shall comply
with the requirements of such appropriate residential district as is determined by the
use to which such M -1 and M -1 -A District property is being put, provided, however,
that when the entire ground floor of any such building is used for any commercial
purpose, the yard provisions specified for such M -1 and M -1 -A District may be
applied to the ground floor only.
20.60.070 Waterfront Development Regulations
A. Bulkheads. All bulkheads shall be constricted to an elevation of 9 feet above mean
low water (6.27 feet above mean sea level).
B. Bulkhead Setback: A minimum setback of 10 feet shall be maintained from the
bulkhead line.
C. Public Access to Bay Front. In approving a site plan review or granting a use permit
for development on a site with frontage along the bay, the Planning Commission shall
require the dedication of vertical and lateral public access easements, except where
adequate public access already exists or where the provision of access is inconsistent
with public safety or the protection of fragile coastal resources. The following
standards shall be applied to all lateral and vertical public access easements:
Public access easements shall be a minimum of 6 feet in width.
Public access easements may be provided within required setback areas.
3. All dedicated public access easements shall be recorded with the Orange
County Recorder's Office in a manner satisfactory to the Public Works
Department.
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R Overlay District
CHAPTER 20.52
R
RESD)Et,1TIAL OVERLAY DISTRICT
Sections:
20.52.010 Purpose
20.52.020 Districting Map Designator
20.52.030 Land Use Regulations
20.52.040 Property Development Regulations
20.52.010 Purpose
It is the intent and purpose of this chapter to provide for the establishment of residential uses in
commercial districts and to regulate such residential uses through application of the Residential
Overlay (R) District.
20.52.020 Districting Map Designator
The R Overlay District may be combined with any base district. Each R Overlay District shall be
shown on the Districting Map with an " -R" designator.
20.52.030 Land Use Regulations
All uses which would be provided under ordinances governing the primary commercial district shall
be permitted. Residential uses shall be permitted on the second floor or above, where the ground
floor is occupied by a use permitted under ordinances governing the base commercial district.
20.52.040 Property Development Regulations
R Overlay District: Property Development Regulations
R Overlay District Additional Regulations
Minimum Site Area per Unit (sq. ft.) 2,375 (A)
Minimum Yards:
(g)
Maximum Height (ft.)
(C)
Maximum Floor Area Limit
(D)
Off - Street Parking and Loading
(E)
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R Overlay District
(A) One dwelling unit shall be permitted for each 2,375 square feet of land area, with a minimum
of one dwelling unit allowed per lot, unless otherwise indicated on the Districting Maps. For
purposes of determining the allowable number of units, areas which have a slope greater than
two to one (2:1) or which are submerged shall be excluded from land area. Submerged areas
are defined to be areas which are below Mean Higher High Water.
(B) Minimum yards shall be as specified on the Districting Maps or district standards for the
underlying commercial district, except that a rear yard setback area of 10 feet shall be
required on the second floor for residential uses.
(C) See Section Chapter 20.65: Height Limits.
(D) The total gross floor area and building bulk in all structures on any site shall be as specified
in Chapter 20.63. The residential portion of the structure, excluding covered parking, shall
be limited to a maximum floor area ratio of .75.
(E) Off- street parking for nonresidential uses shall be provided in accordance with standards
governing the underlying commercial district, except that up to two tandem parking spaces
may be provided for non - residential uses where less than four off - street parking spaces are
required for non - residential uses.
In addition to parking required for commercial uses, a minimum of two off - street parking
spaces shall be provided for each dwelling unit, of which at least one space per dwelling unit
shall be covered and at least one space per dwelling unit shall be independently accessible.
Parking for the residential use shall be provided on -site with no exceptions.