Article 11 — Residential Development Standards

§ 17.62.110(A). Central Lathrop Specific Plan: Residential Site Development Standards for Conventional Plotted Units.

Standard 13	Single Family Detached (SFD)	Single Family Detached (SFD)	Single Family Detached (SFD)
	SFD Large Lot (5000 sq. ft. or larger)	SFD Medium Lot (4000-5000 sq. ft.)	SFD Small Lot (up to 4000 sq. ft.)
Front Yard Setback 4, 5, 12
Living Area	15	12	10
Porch/Side-on Garage 3	12	10	8
Side Yard Setback 4, 5
Interior Side	5	5	0/5 10
Street Side	10	10	10
Rear-Yard Setback 4, 5, 7
Living Area	15 min./20 avg.	12 min./15 avg.	5 min./10 avg.
Garage Setback 4, 11, 12
Street-Primary	20	20	20
Street-Secondary	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+
Lot Size
Minimum Width	45	40	32
Minimum Depth	85	75	60

Standard 13	Single Family Detached (SFD)	Single Family Detached (SFD)	Single Family Detached (SFD)
	SFD Large Lot (5000 sq. ft. or larger)	SFD Medium Lot (4000-5000 sq. ft.)	SFD Small Lot (up to 4000 sq. ft.)
Lot Coverage (%) 2	50% /60%	50% /60%	65% /na
MUPYS (sq. ft.) 1	400	300	180
Building Height (ft.)	40	40	40
Minimum Frontage 8
Lots 45′ wide or greater	35	35	35
Lots less than 45′ wide	30	30	30
Parking
On-Street Parking	1 Space per Unit	1 Space per Unit	1 Space per Unit
Covered Parking 9	2 Spaces per Unit	2 Spaces per Unit	2 Spaces per Unit

Notes to Table 17.62.110(A)

All dimensions are in feet unless otherwise noted

na=not applicable

avg=average per lot

1 MUPYS = Minimum Usable Private Yard Space. Ten (10′) foot minimum dimension required.
2 Lot coverage percentage = multi-story/single story.
3 Side-on garage only on lots greater than 55′. A minimum 30′ between the garage door and the side property line is required to accommodate back-up space.
4 Setbacks measured from property line.
5 Items such as, but not limited to, air conditioning condensers, porches, chimneys, bay windows, media centers, etc. may encroach 2′ into the required setback provided a minimum of 36″ flat and level area is maintained for access around the house.
6 Curbside parking may be counted toward required number of guest spaces. Tandem garages may be used to accommodate required parking stalls if not used towards fulfilling the minimum 2 required parking stalls. The CLDRB may consider and approve the use of tandem garages to meet parking standards if requested by a builder or developer, and approved by the community development director or the city manager's designee.
7 At cul-de-sac bulbs and knuckles where lot depths are less than the standard depth, minimum rear yard setback requirements may be reduced by an amount equal to the standard depth minus the actual depth of the lot (i.e., 100′ - 90′ = 10′). In no case will the rear yard setback be reduced to less than 10′.
8 Minimum frontage allows lots to be placed more efficiently around curves such as cul-de-sac bulbs and knuckles.
9 Two spaces for 2+ bedroom units, 1 space for 1 bedroom or less units.
10 Zero lot line products are permitted if building separation is 10′ minimum.
11 Primary elevations contain more than 2 feature windows per floor. All other elevations are considered secondary walls (no more than 2 individual unit entries may occur on a secondary elevation).
12 If 2nd story living is stacked on top of garage, minimum setback to drive aisle may be a minimum of 3′ so long as there is 30′ clear across the drive aisle to any obstruction.
13 The development standard (large, medium, or small) applicable to a neighborhood is based on the nominal lot size as determined during the architectural design review process per Section 17.62.142 of this code.
(Ord. 10-298 § 1; Ord. 21-418 § 13; Ord. 24-455, 2/12/2024)

§ 17.62.110(B). Central Lathrop Specific Plan: Residential Site Development Standards for Unconventional Plotted Units.

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Standard	Single Family Detached— Rear Loaded	Single Family Detached— Rear Loaded	Single Family Detached— Rear Loaded		Single	Family Detached—Cluster	Family Detached—Cluster	Family Detached—Cluster
	Rear Loaded SFD Large Lot (5000 sq. ft. or greater)	Rear Loaded SFD Medium Lot (4000- 5000 sq. ft.)	Rear Loaded SFD Small Lot (up to 4000 sq. ft.)	SFD Large Lot (5000 sq. ft. or greater)	SFD Medium Lot (4000- 5000 sq. ft.)	SFD Small Lot (up to 4000 sq. ft.)	Rear Loaded Duplex/Triplex	Rear Loaded Townhomes
Building Setback
From Street to Porch	12	10	8	12	10	8	10	8
From Street to Living	15	12	10	15	12	10	12	10
From Street to Garage	na	na	na	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+	na	na
From Drive Aisle to Living 14	5	5	5	5	5	5	5	5
From Drive Aisle to Garage	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+	3-5 or 20+
From Drive Aisle to Side-On Garage 3	10	10	10	10	10	10	10	10
From Interior PL to Living or Garage	0/5 12	0/3 11	0/3 11	0/5 12	0/3 11	0/3 11	0/3 11	0/3 11
From Perimeter PL to Living or Garage	10	6	6	10	6	6	6	6
Building Separation
Primary/Primary	10	6	6	10	6	6	20	30
Primary/Secondary	10	6	6	10	6	6	20	20
Secondary/Secondary	10	6	6	10	6	6	10	10
Lot Size
Minimum Width	45	40	32	na	na	na	na	na
Minimum Depth	85	75	60	na	na	na	na	na
Lot Coverage (%) 2	50% / 60%	50% / 60%	65% / na	50% / 60%	50% / 60%	65% / na	65% / na	65% / na
MUPYS (sq. ft.) 1	400	300	180	400	300	180	150	120
Building Height (ft.)	40	40	40	40	40	40	40	40
Minimum Frontage
Lots 45′ wide or greater	35	35	35	35	35	35	35	20
Lots less than 45′ wide	30	30	30	30	30	30	30	20

Standard	Standard	Single Family Detached— Rear Loaded	Single Family Detached— Rear Loaded	Single Family Detached— Rear Loaded		Single	Family Detached—Cluster	Family Detached—Cluster	Family Detached—Cluster
		Rear Loaded SFD Large Lot (5000 sq. ft. or greater)	Rear Loaded SFD Medium Lot (4000- 5000 sq. ft.)	Rear Loaded SFD Small Lot (up to 4000 sq. ft.)	SFD Large Lot (5000 sq. ft. or greater)	SFD Medium Lot (4000- 5000 sq. ft.)	SFD Small Lot (up to 4000 sq. ft.)	Rear Loaded Duplex/Triplex	Rear Loaded Townhomes
Parking
On-Street Parking		1 Space per Unit	1 Space per Unit	1 Space per Unit	1 Space per Unit	1 Space per Unit	1 Space per Unit	1 Space per Unit	0.5 Space per Unit
Covered Parking 9		2 Spaces per Unit	2 Spaces per Unit	2 Spaces per Unit	2 Spaces per Unit	2 Spaces per Unit	2 Spaces per Unit	2 Spaces per Unit	1-2 Spaces per Unit
Notes to Table 17.62.110(B)
All dimensions are in feet unless			otherwise	noted
na =	not applicable
PL =	Property Line
1	MUPYS = Minimum Usable Private Yard Space. Ten (10′) foot minimum dimension required.
2	Lot coverage percentage = multi-story/single story.
3	Side-on garage only on lots greater than 55′. A minimum 30′ between the garage door and the side property line is required to accommodate back-up space.
4	Setbacks measured from property line.
5	Items such as, but not limited to, air conditioning condensers, porches, chimneys, bay windows, media centers, etc. may encroach 2′ into the required setback provided a minimum of 36″ fat and level area is maintained for access around the house.
6	Curbside parking may be counted toward required number of guest spaces. Tandem garages may be used to accommodate required parking stalls if not used towards fulflling the minimum two required parking stalls. The CLDRB may consider and approve the use of tandem garages to meet parking standards if requested by a builder or developer, and approved by the community development director or the city manager's designee.
7	At cul-de-sac bulbs and knuckles where lot depths are less than the standard depth, minimum rear yard setback requirements may be reduced by an amount equal to the standard depth minus the actual depth of the lot (i.e. 100′ - 90′ = 10′). In no case will the rear yard setback be reduced to less than 10′.
8	Minimum frontage allows lots to be placed more effciently around curves such as cul-de-sac bulbs and knuckles.
9	For any dwellings with fve or more bedrooms, three covered parking spaces are required.
10	2 spaces for 2+ bedroom units, 1 space for 1 bedroom or less units.
11	Zero lot line products are permitted if building separation is 6′ minimum.
12	Zero lot line products are permitted if building separation is 10′ minimum.
13	Primary elevations contain more than two feature windows per foor. All other elevations are considered secondary walls (no more than two individual unit entries may occur on a secondary elevation).

Notes to Table 17.62.110(B)

14 If 2nd story living is stacked on top of garage, minimum setback to drive aisle may be a minimum of 3′ so long as there is 30′ clear across the drive aisle to any obstruction.
(Ord. 10-298 § 1)

§ 17.62.110(C). Central Lathrop Specific Plan: Residential Site Development Standards for High Density Residential Units.

Standard	High Density Attached
Building Setbacks
From Street to Porch	8
From Street to Living	10
From Street to Garage	3-5 or 20+
From Drive Aisle to Living 3, 8	5
From Drive Aisle to Garage 3	3-5 or 20+
From Perimeter Property Line	10
Building Separation 5, 7
Primary / Primary	30
Primary / Secondary	20
Secondary / Secondary	10
Open Space
MUPYS 1	80 sq. ft. per unit
Building Height
Building Height (feet)	50
Maximum Site Coverage
Maximum Site Coverage	65%
Parking
Guest (On-Street) Parking	0.2 Spaces per Unit
Covered Parking	1-2 Spaces per Unit

Notes to Table 17.62.110(C)

All dimensions are in feet unless otherwise noted

1 MUPYS = Minimum Usable Private Yard Space. Ten (10′) foot minimum dimension required.
2 2 spaces for 2+ bedroom units, 1 space for 1 bedroom or less units.
3 A minimum 30′ between the garage door and the side property line is required to accommodate back-up space. If 2nd story living is stacked on top of garage, minimum setback to drive aisle may be a minimum of 3′ so long as there is 30′ clear across the drive aisle to any obstruction.
4 Setbacks measured from property line.
5 Items such as, but not limited to, air conditioning condensers, porches, chimneys, bay windows, media centers, etc. may encroach 2′ into the required setback provided a minimum of 36″ flat and level area is maintained for access around the house.

Notes to Table 17.62.110(C)

6 Curbside parking may be counted toward required number of guest spaces. Tandem garages may be used to accommodate required parking stalls if not used towards fulfilling the minimum two required parking stalls. The CLDRB may consider and approve the use of tandem garages to meet parking standards if requested by a builder or developer, and approved by the community development director or the city manager's designee.
7 Primary elevations contain more than two feature windows per floor. All other elevations are considered secondary walls (no more than two individual unit entries may occur on a secondary elevation).
8 If 2nd story living is stacked on top of garage, minimum setback to drive aisle may be a minimum of 3′ so long as there is 30′ clear across the drive aisle to any obstruction.

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(Ord. 10-298 § 1)

Article 12. Nonresidential Development Standards

§ 17.62.120. Central Lathrop Specific Plan: Development Standards. ¶

Table 17.62.120A Central Lathrop Specifc Plan: Nonresidential Site Development Standards
	Offce Commercial (CO-CL)	Neighborhoo d Commercial (NC-CL)	Park (P-CL)	Residential Mixed-Use (R/MU-CL)	Public/Semi- Public/Neigh borhood Commercial (P/SP/NC-CL)
Lathrop Center District	n/a 1	0	n/a 1	0	0
Golden Valley Parkway	10	10	n/a	n/a 1	n/a 1
Other Streets	10	n/a 1	10	n/a	10
Other Setbacks
Front, Rear and Side Yards	0	0	0	0	0
Height Requirements
Maximum Building Height 3	75	45	45	65	45
Special Tower Elements	n/a	70	70	70	70
Minimum Building Height	n/a	15	15	15	15
Building Separation
Standard	Per CBC 5	Per CBC 5	Per CBC 5	Per CBC 5	Per CBC 5
Pedestrian Access Width	15	15	15	15	15
Lot Size and Coverage
Minimum Parcel Area	None	None	None	None	None
Minimum Width	None	None	None	None	None
Minimum Depth	None	None	None	None	None
Maximum FAR	0.60	0.60	0.60	4.0	0.60
Maximum Coverage	70%	60%	70%	90%	70%
Off-Street Parking
Remainder of CLSP	1 stall per 400 net usable sq. ft. for offce; other uses per Chapter17.76of the Lathrop Municipal Code

Notes to Table 17.62.120A:

1 n/a = not applicable.
2 Building or parking area fronting any public street - measured from property line or right-of-way.
3 Exceptions to maximum height may be granted through design review for towers, steeples, cupolas, dormers, flagpoles and other architectural elements.
4 Minimum width between structures when pedestrian access way provided.
5 California Building Code.
6 Reductions of parking standards may be granted for shared parking subject to approval of a parking study concurrent with design review.

Table 17.62.120B Central Lathrop Specific Plan: Industrial Development Standards

IL-CL

Minimum Parcel Size (sf)	5,000
Minimum Lot

Table 17.62.120B Central Lathrop Specifc Plan: Industrial Development Standards
	IL-CL
Width	50'
Depth	100'
Street Frontage	50' 1
Minimum Setbacks
Front Yard	15'
Side Yard	0' 2
Rear Yard	0' 2
Distance Between Structures	Per CBC
Maximum Lot Coverage	70%
Maximum Building Height	76' 3
Landscape Requirements 4
Landscape Coverage (Minimum) 5	10%
Parking Requirements	Per Lathrop Zoning Ordinance, Chapter17.76
Signage	Per Master Signage Program, and/or Chapter 17.84

Notes to Table 17.62.120B:

Minimum standards may need to be revised based on parcel configuration and proposed land use; community development director to approve minor deviations.

1 Those sites with public street frontage on a curve or cul-de-sac may have frontages of not less than 40 feet, provided that the width of the site as measured along the front yard setback line is at least 50 feet.
2 Except where abutting an existing adjacent residential use, the minimum setback shall be 15 feet.
3 The building height shall be no greater than 76 feet, unless a taller building height is determined to be warranted by the approving authority.
4 For landscape standards reference Chapter 17.92 of the Lathrop Municipal Code.
5 Measured as a percentage of net lot acreage.
(Ord. 08-276 § 1; Ord. 22-431 § 1; Ord. 23-449, 11/13/2023; Ord. 23-452, 12/11/2023)