The Zoning Map for the City of Bakersfield in California divides the city’s real estate into zones based on land use and building regulations.
The Zoning Ordinance divides the city based on zoning, land use and building regulations information.
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Zone Code | Zone Name |
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A-20A-HD | Agricultural Twenty Acre Minimum Lot Size Hillside Development Overlay |
A-20A | Agricultural Twenty Acre Minimum Lot Size |
A-AA | Agricultural Airport Approach |
A-FP-S | Agricultural Floodplain Secondary Overlay |
A-HD | Agricultural Hillside Development Overlay |
A | Agricultural |
C-1/PCD | Neighborhood Commercial Planned Development |
C-1 | Neighborhood Commercial |
C-2-MH | Regional Commercial Mobile Home Overlay |
C-2/PCD | Regional Commercial Planned Development |
C-2 | Regional Commercial |
C-B | Central Business |
C-C/PCD-PE | Commercial Center Planned Development Petroleum Extraction Overlay |
C-C/PCD | Commercial Center Planned Development |
C-C | Commercial Center |
C-O/PCD | Professional And Administrative Office Planned Commercial Development |
C-O | Professional And Administrative Office |
DI | Drilling Island |
E-.5A | Estate One Family Dwelling Minimum .5 Acre |
E-10000 | Estate One Family Dwelling 10000 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area |
E-14000 | Estate One Family Dwelling 14000 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area |
E-1A | Estate One Family Dwelling Minimum 1 Acre |
E-2.5A | Estate One Family Dwelling Minimum 2.5 Acre |
E-CH | Estate One Family Dwelling Church Overlay |
E-PE | Estate One Family Dwelling Petroleum Extraction Combining Zone |
E | Estate One Family Dwelling |
FP-P | Floodplain Primary |
FP-S | Floodplain Secondary |
HOSP | Hospital |
M-1-FP-S | Light Manufacturing Floodplain Secondary |
M-1-MH | Light Manufacturing Mobile Home Overlay |
M-1-T | Light Manufacturing Trailer Park Overlay |
M-1 | Light Manufacturing |
M-2-AA | General Manufacturing Airport Approach Overlay |
M-2 | General Manufacturing |
M-3 | Heavy Industrial |
MH | Mobile Home |
OS-FP-S | Open Space Floodplain Secondary Overlay |
OS-HD | Open Space Hillside Development Overlay |
OS | Open Space |
PCD | Planned Commercial Development |
PUD | Planned Unit Development |
P | Automobile Parking |
R-1(10000) | Residential One Family Dwelling 10000 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area |
R-1(12000) | Residential One Family Dwelling 12000 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area |
R-1(18000) | Residential One Family Dwelling 18000 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area |
R-1(8500) | Residential One Family Dwelling 8500 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area |
R-1-CH-HD | Residential One Family Dwelling Church And Hillside Development Overlay |
R-1-CH | Residential One Family Dwelling Church Overlay |
R-1-FP-S | Residential One Family Dwelling Floodplain Secondary Overlay |
R-1-HD | Residential One Family Dwelling Hillside Development Overlay |
R-1-HOSP | Residential One Family Dwelling Hospital Overlay |
R-1-P | Residential One Family Dwelling Automobile Parking Overlay |
R-1-SC | Residential One Family Dwelling Senior Citizen Overlay |
R-1/4.5 | Residential One Family Dwelling 4500 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area |
R-1/PUD-HD | Residential One Family Dwelling Planned Unit Development Hillside Development Overlay |
R-1/PUD | Residential One Family Dwelling Planned Unit Development |
R-1 | Residential One Family Dwelling |
R-2-CH | Limited Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 2500 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Church Overlay |
R-2-HD | Limited Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 2500 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Hillside Development Overlay |
R-2-MH | Limited Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 2500 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Mobile Home Overlay |
R-2-P | Limited Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 2500 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Automobile Parking Overlay |
R-2-SC | Limited Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 2500 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Senior Citizen Overlay |
R-2/PUD | Limited Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 2500 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Planned Unit Development |
R-2 | Limited Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 2500 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area |
R-3-CH | Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 1250 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Church Overlay |
R-3-MH | Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 1250 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Mobile Home Overlay |
R-3-P | Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 1250 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Automobile Parking Overlay |
R-3/PUD | Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 1250 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Planned Unit Development |
R-3 | Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 1250 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area |
R-4/PUD | Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 600 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area Planned Unit Development |
R-4 | Multiple Family Dwelling 1 Unit Per 600 Square Feet Minimum Lot Area |
R-S-10A-HD | Residential Suburban Ten Acre Minimum Lot Size Hillside Development Overlay |
R-S-10A | Residential Suburban Ten Acre Minimum Lot Size |
R-S-1A-CH | Residential Suburban One Acre Minimum Lot Size Church Overlay |
R-S-1A-FP-S | Residential Suburban Two And One Half Acre Minimum Lot Size |
R-S-1A | Residential Suburban One Acre Minimum Lot Size |
R-S-2.5A-CH-FP-S | Residential Suburban Two And One Half Acre Minimum Lot Size Church And Floodplain Secondary Overlay |
R-S-2.5A-FP-S | Residential Suburban Two And One Half Acre Minimum Lot Size Floodplain Secondary Overlay |
R-S-2.5A-HD | Residential Suburban Two And One Half Acre Minimum Lot Size Hillside Development Overlay |
R-S-2.5A | Residential Suburban Two And One Half Acre Minimum Lot Size |
R-S-20A | Residential Suburban Twenty Acre Minimum Lot Size |
R-S-5A-FP-S | Residential Suburban Five Acre Minimum Lot Size Floodplain Secondary Overlay |
R-S-5A | Residential Suburban Five Acre Minimum Lot Size |
R-S | Residential Suburban |
RE | Recreation |
RH | Residential Holding |
TT | Travel Trailer Park |
WM-C-O | West Ming Professional And Administrative Office |
WM-GC | West Ming General Commercial |
WM-R-1 | West Ming Residential One Family Dwelling |
WM-R-2 | West Ming Limited Multiple Family Dwelling |
WM-SU | West Ming Special Use |
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Zoning codes are a century old, and the lifeblood of all major U.S. cities, determining what can be built where and what activities can take place in a neighborhood. Zoning is how cities control the development and use of land. Zoning defines the legally permitted and prohibited uses of a piece of land, determining if plot of land can be used for commercial, industrial, residential or agricultural purposes. Essentially, it determines what can and cannot be built on a property.
Zoning is the first stage of the home life cycle and a key influence on all other stages. Zillow has identified that zoning regulations are so important that they impact home values. Zillow Research found that home values grew most in markets with the strictest land use regulations. Home values in the most restrictive metropolitan areas grew an average of 23.4%, more than double the home value appreciation in the least restrictive metros. Zoning regulations are determined locally and some cities can have more restrictive regulation systems than others. However, within a city’s zoning system individual zones can be more restrictive and less restrictive, including different single family zones.
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