The regulations established by this chapter apply in the A-1, agricultural zone, unless otherwise provided by this title.

(1965 code Title XII, Ch. 4, § 1)

Uses permitted are as follows:

A.

Farms or ranches for orchards, tree crops, field crops, truck gardening, berry and bush crops, flower gardening, nurseries, aviaries, and mushroom farms and other similar enterprises carried on in the general field of agriculture;

B.

Commercial poultry and rabbit raising; provided that no killing or dressing is permitted other than the poultry or rabbits raised on the premises and that such killing or dressing is done in an accessory building;

C.

The grazing, raising or training of horses, riding stables or academies, dog kennels or boarding of dogs or cats, sheep and cattle; provided that not more than a total of two of any of the following or a total of two of any combination of horses, colts, mules, ponies, goats, sheep, cows, calves, or animals of general like character are kept on any lot with an area less than one acre and that one additional animal may be kept for each half acre over one acre in any such premises; providing no dairies or feeding lots are permitted;

D.

Hogs (none garbage fed) with a maximum number of such animals not to exceed five;

E.

Buildings and enclosures for fowl or other animals permitted in subsections B, C or D of this section, when placed on any given parcel of land, shall be placed at least forty feet from dwellings on the parcel and a minimum of seventy feet from any other place used for human habitation, or public park, or school. In the event a dwelling or other place for human habitation is constructed on a parcel adjoining a parcel which contains an existing animal building or enclosure, when the place of human habitation is consistent with development standards of the applicable zone but is located at a distance less than the minimum separation distance required by this section, the existing animal building or enclosure may continue as a nonconforming use, subject to provisions and requirements of Chapter 18.60 of this title;

F.

The keeping of bees provided that no hive or box where bees are kept is nearer than two hundred feet to any dwelling other than the dwelling of the owner of such bees;

G.

One family dwellings which conform to R-1A zone regulations as set forth in Chapter 18.10;

H.

Private garages, the capacity of which shall not exceed three automobiles;

I.

Accessory uses and structures customarily incidental to any permitted residential use, such as servant's quarters, garages, greenhouses, or workshops, provided that none are rented or occupied for gain, provided that no accessory building to be used for living quarters is constructed upon a plot until the construction of the main building has been commenced and no accessory building has been used for living quarters. Where a dwelling exists, prior to the passage of this title, on the rear half of the lot and at least seventy-five feet back of the front property line, an additional dwelling may be constructed and maintained on the front half of the lot;

J.

Home occupations subject to commission review and approval; provided that the commission may establish conditions under which the use may be operated;

K.

Maintaining mail address for commercial and business license purposes only, provided no stock in trade, supplies, professional equipment, apparatus or business equipment are kept on the premises, and provided that no employees or assistants are engaged for services on the premises;

L.

Public buildings and uses such as schools offering full curricula as required by state law, libraries, museums, parks, playgrounds, community centers, fire and police stations;

M.

The incidental keeping of nontransient boarders or lodgers by a resident family;

N.

Electric vehicle charging stations, in accordance with Chapter 15.64 of the code.

O.

Supportive housing, as defined in Section 18.04.721 of the Rialto Municipal Code.

P.

Transitional housing, as defined in Section 18.04.735 of the Rialto Municipal Code.

Q.

Other uses which are subject to a conditional development (See Chapter 18.66).

(Ord. 1234 (part), 1995: Ord. 997 § 1, 1987; 1965 code Title XII, Ch. 4, § 2)

(Ord. No. 1597, § 4, 11-28-17; Ord. No. 1642, § 3, 7-14-20)

A.

Lot area is one acre, forty-three thousand five hundred sixty square feet.

B.

Lot width is one hundred twenty feet.

C.

Building height limit is same as R-1 A zone.

D.

Front yard is same as R-1 A zone.

E.

Side yard is same as R-1 A zone.

F.

Rear yard is same as R-1 A zone.

G.

When a lot has an area, width, or depth less than required by this title and was held under separate ownership or was of record at the time this title became effective, such lot may be occupied by any use permitted in the zone, subject to the regulations therein.

(1965 code Title XII, Ch. 4, § 3)

One unlighted single or double-faced sign, which does not exceed twelve square feet in area per face, and pertains only to the sale, lease or hire of the premises or of the products produced upon the premises shall be permitted, otherwise, requirement shall be same as R-1 A zone.

(1965 code Title XII, Ch. 4, § 4)

Off-street parking requirements shall be the same as the requirements for single-family residential uses in Chapter 18.58.

(Ord. 1057 § 2(1), 1989: 1965 code Title XII, Ch. 4, § 5)

For fences, hedges and walls, see Section 18.56.030.

(1965 code Title XII, Ch. 4, § 6)