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Title 17 — ZoningChapter 17.62 — CENTRAL LATHROP ZONING DISTRICTS

Article 13 — DS: Development Standard Overlay District

Lathrop Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Lathrop

§ 17.62.131. Purpose.

The Development Standard (DS) district is an overlay district that allows modification of the specified. development standards in general zone districts within the Central Lathrop Specific Plan. This district is designed to allow variations to development standards to accommodate the variety of product types anticipated, and to encourage innovative design solutions. (Ord. 04-245 § 3)

§ 17.62.132. Application.

  • A. The Development Standard (DS) district may be combined with any zone district in the Central Lathrop Specific Plan to establish, or modify, any or all of the following development standards:

    1. Minimum lot size.

    2. Minimum lot width.

    3. Minimum lot depth.

    4. Maximum lot coverage.

    5. Minimum yard setbacks.

    6. Minimum garage setbacks.

    7. Minimum frontage.

    8. MUPYS allowable square footage.

    9. Maximum building height.

    10. Principal building types.

    11. Minimum landscaping setbacks.

    12. Minimum parking ratios.

  • B. The Central Lathrop design review board may approve the establishment of, or modification to, the above development standards. Such action shall occur concurrent with approval of the corresponding development proposal as provided for in the Central Lathrop Specific Plan. If a standard is not specifically addressed, it shall be governed by the requirements contained in the underlying zone district.

  • (Ord. 04-245 § 3)

§ 17.62.133. Performance criteria.

The Central Lathrop design review board, in acting upon requests to establish or modify development standards, shall consider the following criteria. The criteria are intended to encourage variety and flexibility in product types and design, while at the same time assuring that neighborhood uses and development are compatible.

  • A. Development standards may be modified if determined that the modifications:

    1. Allow for variety and innovative product types.

    2. Are consistent with the intensity of development provided for by the underlying land use designation and zone district.

    3. Do not result in increased environmental impacts.

  • B. All modifications to development standards shall ensure:

    1. Size, scale and intensity of development that does not conflict with the character of adjacent uses.

    2. Adequate space; light, and air along with visual and acoustical privacy.

    3. Balance between buildings and useable open space areas, including private yards, common areas and public spaces.

    4. Internal and external vehicular and pedestrian linkages that are functional and minimize barriers.

    5. Streetscapes that are varied, create visual interest and are pedestrian friendly.

    6. Accessibility for public safety and services.

    7. Adequate off street parking.

  • (Ord. 04-245 § 3)

§ 17.62.134. Designation on zoning map.

A Development Standard district shall be designated on the Zoning Map following the underlying zoning district by the symbol "/DS" proceeding the required "-CL" reference (example: VR/DS-CL). (Ord. 04-245 § 3)

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Contents — Lathrop Zoning Code
Lathrop Zoning Code
  1. Title 17 — Zoning
    Overview
    1. Chapter 17.04 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
    2. Chapter 17.08 — ZONING DISTRICTS DESIGNATED
    3. Chapter 17.12 — ZONE PLAN
    4. Chapter 17.13 — COVENANTS FOR EASEMENT
    5. Chapter 17.16 — GENERAL REQUIREMENTS AND EXCEPTIONS
    6. Chapter 17.17 — 200-YEAR FLOOD PROTECTION
    7. Chapter 17.18 — CANNABIS ACTIVITIES
    8. Chapter 17.19 — TATTOO AND BODY ART ESTABLISHMENTS
    9. Chapter 17.20 — RCO RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND OPEN SPACE DISTR…
    10. Chapter 17.22 — P PARK DISTRICT
    11. Chapter 17.23 — P/QP PUBLIC/QUASI PUBLIC DISTRICT
    12. Chapter 17.24 — UR URBAN RESERVE DISTRICT
    13. Chapter 17.30 — SPECIALIZED HOUSING REGULATIONS
    14. Chapter 17.32 — R ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
    15. Chapter 17.36 — RM MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
    16. Chapter 17.38 — HISTORIC LATHROP OVERLAY DISTRICT
    17. Chapter 17.40 — RESERVED
    18. Chapter 17.48 — I INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
    19. Chapter 17.49 — CROSSROADS OVERLAY DISTRICT
    20. Chapter 17.52 — COMBINING DISTRICTS
    21. Chapter 17.56 — PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENTS
    22. Chapter 17.57 — MOSSDALE LANDING ZONING DISTRICTS
    23. Chapter 17.58 — LATHROP GATEWAY BUSINESS PARK ZONING DISTRICTS
    24. Chapter 17.59 — SOUTH LATHROP ZONING DISTRICTS
    25. Chapter 17.60 — SOUTHEAST STEWART TRACT ZONING DISTRICTS
    26. Chapter 17.61 — RIVER ISLANDS ZONING DISTRICTS
    27. Chapter 17.62 — CENTRAL LATHROP ZONING DISTRICTS
    28. Chapter 17.63 — MOSSDALE LANDING WEST ZONING DISTRICTS
    29. Chapter 17.64 — HOME OCCUPATIONS
    30. Chapter 17.68 — MANUFACTURED HOUSING
    31. Chapter 17.72 — MOBILEHOME PARKS
    32. Chapter 17.73 — SINGLE ROOM OCCUPANCIES
    33. Chapter 17.74 — RESERVED
    34. Chapter 17.76 — OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING
    35. Chapter 17.77 — DRIVE-IN AND DRIVE-THROUGH FACILITIES
    36. Chapter 17.78 — HOTEL LIMITATIONS
    37. Chapter 17.80 — ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS
    38. Chapter 17.81 — DENSITY BONUS
    39. Chapter 17.84 — SIGNS
    40. Chapter 17.88 — EXCAVATIONS
    41. Chapter 17.92 — LANDSCAPING AND SCREENING STANDARDS
    42. Chapter 17.96 — SURFACE MINING AND RECLAMATION
    43. Chapter 17.97 — WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FACILITIES
    44. Chapter 17.98 — GOOD NEIGHBOR GUIDELINES FOR WAREHOUSE DISTRIB…
    45. Chapter 17.100 — SITE PLAN REVIEW
    46. Chapter 17.101 — MINOR SITE PLAN REVIEW
    47. Chapter 17.104 — ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN REVIEW
    48. Chapter 17.112 — CONDITIONAL USES
    49. Chapter 17.116 — NONCONFORMING USES AND STRUCTURES
    50. Chapter 17.120 — VARIANCES
    51. Chapter 17.124 — AMENDMENTS
    52. Chapter 17.125 — APPEALS
    53. Chapter 17.126 — RESERVED
    54. Chapter 17.128 — WILLIAMSON ACT CONTRACTS

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