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Oakdale City Zoning Code

§ 36-7.3

Principal Uses.

[Ord. No. 1143, Exh. A.; Ord. No. 1230-15 Exh. A.; Ord. No. 1256-18.]
Buildings, structures, and land shall be used, and buildings and structures shall be erected, structurally altered, or enlarged in the R-1 Districts, only for the following uses, plus such other uses as the Planning Commission may deem to be similar and not detrimental to the public health, safety, and welfare. All uses shall be subject to the property development standards in § 36-7.6.
A. 
One (1) single-family dwelling of not less than 900 square feet.
B. 
Mobile homes, certified under the National Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974, placed on permanent foundation and subject to the provisions of § 36-18.24.
C. 
Storm drainage basins serving residentially zoned property.
D. 
Second residential unit subject to the provisions of § 36-18.22, and Site Plan Review, § 36-19.
E. 
Zero lot line construction for residential construction: Dwellings are permitted subject to Site Plan Review in § 36-19 based on the following conditions:
1. 
That the dwellings constructed on the zero-lot line shall be on adjacent lots and be of common wall type construction, or on a single lot provided that a maintenance easement has been secured from the property owner adjacent to the "zero lot line."
2. 
The parcel size upon which the common wall and single dwellings are constructed shall each be at least 2,500 square feet in area.
3. 
The dwelling unit(s) on each lot, including required covered parking, shall not exceed fifty (50%) percent at ground floor level of total area of each lot.
4. 
One of the required parking spaces for each dwelling unit on each lot shall be covered.
5. 
The minimum side yard requirements shall be five (5) feet or twenty (20%) percent of the lot frontage, whichever is greater.
6. 
Except as provided by this section, all other requirements of the Code of the City of Oakdale shall apply to zero lot line common wall construction, and single lot with a maintenance easement.
F. 
State licensed Small-Family Day-Care Homes, as defined by the California State Health and Safety Code are allowed outright. State licensed Large-Family Day-Care Homes, as defined by the California State Health and Safety Code are allowed subject to the provisions of § 36-7.5.
G. 
Parks owned and operated by a governmental agency.
H. 
The growing of fruit and nut trees, vine crops, and horticulture stock for personal use.
I. 
Signs subject to the provisions of § 36-26.
J. 
Home occupations as defined in § 36-2.2 (67) with one sign of not over two (2) square feet, indicating the name of the occupant and the home occupation, and affixed flat on the front of the residence, and subject to the conditions in § 36-18.21.
K. 
Transitional and Supportive Housing as defined in § 36-2.2 (117(a) and 116.1, respectfully).
L. 
Employee Housing for six (6) or fewer workers as defined in § 36-2.2 (50(b)).
M. 
Cultivation of cannabis for personal use as defined and regulated by Chapter 37.