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Title 10 — ZONING REGULATIONS›Chapter 1 — ZONING 1›Article 24 — RANCHO MASTER PLAN ZONES

Burbank Municipal Code Div. 1 Purpose and Definitions

Burbank Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-22 · Burbank

Cite as: Burbank Municipal Code Division 1 · Text as of 2026-10-22

10-1-2401: PURPOSE:

This article creates the Rancho Master Plan Area which contains a series of zoning classifications for the East and West Rancho as defined by Resolution No. 23,893, which amended the General Plan and Land Use Element to reflect this area. All land use regulations and development standards for the Rancho Master Plan Area augment the land use regulation and development standards of the Burbank Municipal Code. The Rancho Master Plan regulates land zoned single family horsekeeping, commercial, commercial-recreational and existing industrial in the Rancho Master Plan Area for land use, density, height, setbacks, parking, landscaping, and design standards. When an issue, condition or situation is not covered or provided for in the Rancho Master Plans Zones Ordinance, the development regulations of the Burbank Municipal Code that are most applicable shall apply. [Added by Ord. No. 3343, eff. 6/26/93.]

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10-1-2402: DEFINITIONS:

For the purposes of this article, the following definitions shall apply. Words or phrases not defined in this section shall be construed as defined in the Burbank Municipal Code.

CALIFORNIA NATIVE PLANTS: Means landscaping materials that are associated with the Southern California’s Mediterranean type climate. This category is not limited to drought-resistant varieties.

COMMERCIAL STABLE: Means any place that horses are kept, housed, boarded, lodged, fed, hired, rented, trained, or sold as a commercial activity.

HORSE: Means all members of the equine family including burros and donkeys and all hybrids of said family such as mules.

MISSION, RANCHO OR SPANISH COLONIAL STYLE: Means structures that are not boxlike and incorporate Spanish or western architectural elements of design such as arches, verandas, arbors, patios, plazas, tiled entry ways, simulated wood or tiled roofs, pitched roofs, and earth tone colors.

FIRST STORY: Means 15 feet to the ceiling measured from the grade except in the R-1-H Zone.

SECOND STORY: Means 25 feet to the ceiling measured from the grade except in the R-1-H Zone.

THIRD STORY: Means 35 feet to the ceiling measured from the grade except in the R-1-H Zone. [Added by Ord. No. 3343, eff. 6/26/93; Amended by Ord. No. 3669, eff. 7/5/05; 3488.]

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