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Title IV — Interim Zones›Chapter 8 — COMBINING ZONES

Sacramento County Zoning Code § 408-07 Action by the Board of Supervisors

Sacramento County Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-10-23 · Sacramento County

Cite as: Sacramento County Zoning Code § 408-07 · Text as of 2026-10-23

  • a. The Board of Supervisors shall hold a public hearing on the proposed plan and Planning Commission's recommendations for (PD) Zoning in the same manner as other applications for zone changes. The Board may approve, disapprove or approve with modification the proposed development plan and request for (PD) Zoning. The Board shall not approve the proposed plan or request for a (PD) zone unless the evidence supporting the Planning Commission's recommendations is presented to the Board.

  • b. Approval of the proposed development plan shall be by amendment to the Basic Zoning Ordinance. The amendment shall include all of the information which comprises the approved development plan. The Comprehensive Zoning Plan shall indicate the property is in a (PD) zone by the Symbol (PD) in combination with other zone symbols. The Board may delegate to the Planning Commission or the Zoning Administrator the authority to approve insubstantial revisions to an approved plan. All other revisions shall be made pursuant to the procedure for an amendment to the Basic Zoning Ordinance.

  • c. The Board shall also designate and include as part of the ordinance what additional information is required before construction is authorized. Typical information required includes, but is not limited to:

    1. Preliminary building plans, including floor plans and exterior elevations required to obtain a building permit;

    2. Landscaping plans;

    3. Engineering plans and reports as required by law or regulations;

    4. Bonds, deposits of money or securities required as part of the tentative development plan.

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