The city is divided into districts, such districts are designated as follows:

MHP mobilehome park district;

R-1 single-family residential district;

R-1/A single-family/duplex residential district;

R-2 two-family residential district;

R-2/A two-family/design residential district;

R-3 multiple-family residential district;

BRM BART multiple-family district;

R-4 multiple-family residential and professional district;

BC BART commercial district;

C-O office commercial district;

BOC BART office commercial district;

C-1 light commercial district;

C-2 heavy commercial district;

M industrial district;

P-D planned development district;

I-D interim district;

S-1 design review combining district;

CEM cemetery district;

-B BART station area combining district;

Pre-PD preplanned development district.

(Amended during 9/96 supplement; Ord. 1232 § 1, 1996: Ord. 1182 § 1, 1993; Ord. 709 § 5; Ord. 668 § 3, Ord. 664 § 3; Ord. 635 (part), 1965)

A.

Boundary Lines. The boundaries of districts are shown on that certain map entitled "Zoning Map, Daly City, California," to which reference is made for full particulars. The areas shown within said districts are declared to be subject to the regulations set forth in this title.

B.

Interpretation of Boundary Lines. Where any uncertainty exists as to the boundary of any district as shown on the zoning map incorporated in this title, following rules shall apply:

1.

Boundary lines indicated as following streets, alleys or other public ways, but not including railroad or rapid transit rights of way, shall be construed as following the centerlines thereof. All such streets, alleys or other public ways shall hereby be classified in the same district as the abutting property;

2.

Boundary lines indicated as approximately following lot lines shall be construed as following such lot lines;

3.

Where any property is not under the specific requirements of a district as shown on the zoning map, such property is subject to the requirements of the R-1 single-family residential district;

4.

In case any uncertainty may exist as to the location of a boundary of any district, the city council upon written application or on its own motion shall interpret the district boundary.

(Ord. 635 § 4, 1965)