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Title 9

Chapter 5 — CITYWIDE USE AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS

Emeryville Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · Emeryville

9-5.101. Purpose and Applicability.

The purpose of this chapter is to set forth development regulations that apply throughout the City.

(Sec. 2 (Exh. A) (part), Ord. 13-001, eff. Mar. 7, 2013)

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▸ Contents — Emeryville Zoning Code
Emeryville Zoning Code
  1. ▸ Title 9
    Overview
    1. Chapter 3 — ZONING DISTRICTS
    2. Chapter 6 — SUBDIVISIONS
    3. Chapter 7 — ADMINISTRATION AND PERMITS Article 1 Planning Deci…
    4. Chapter 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
    5. Chapter 2 — USE CLASSIFICATION
    6. Chapter 3 — ZONING DISTRICTS
    7. Chapter 4 — SITE DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS
    8. ▸ Chapter 5 — CITYWIDE USE AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS
      Overview
      1. Article 2 — Miscellaneous Use Regulations
      2. Article 3 — Adult Oriented Businesses
      3. Article 4 — Affordable Housing Program
      4. Article 5 — Density Bonus For Affordable Housing
      5. Article 6 — Firearms And Ammunition Sales
      6. Article 7 — Hazardous Waste Facilities
      7. Article 8 — Home Occupations
      8. Article 9 — Live/work
      9. Article 10 — Nonconforming Uses And Structures
      10. Article 12 — Preservation Of Structures
      11. Article 13 — Private Property Access From City Parks, Greenway…
      12. Article 14
      13. Article 15 — Sidewalk Cafes And Parklets
      14. Article 17 — Telecommunications Facilities
      15. Article 19 — Development Impact Fees
      16. Article 20 — Multi-unit Residential Developments
      17. Article 22 — Cannabis-related Activities
    9. Chapter 6 — SUBDIVISIONS
    10. Chapter 7 — ADMINISTRATION AND PERMITS
    11. Chapter 8 — DEFINITIONS

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