Placer County Unincorporated

Within the C1, C2, CPD, MU, RS, RM zoning districts, the allowed number of dwelling units shall also be based on the number of bedrooms in each unit, as shown in the table below.

Within the C1, C2, CPD, MU, RS, RM zoning districts, the allowed number of dwelling units shall also be based on the number of bedrooms in each unit... a residential project, or mixed use project, within the mixed use community district (MU) or residential multifamily district (RM), of five or more base units shall be eligible for a density bonus of up to 100% above the maximum density allowed by the general plan and zone district

Within the C1, C2, CPD, MU, RS, RM zoning districts, the allowed number of dwelling units shall also be based on the number of bedrooms in each unit... a residential project, or mixed use project, within the mixed use community district (MU) or residential multifamily district (RM), of five or more base units shall be eligible for a density bonus of up to 100% above the maximum density allowed by the general plan and zone district

the maximum density for a duplex, triplex, or fourplex in RS shall be up to four units per parcel of the minimum and maximum lot area required Section 17.50.010... a residential project, within the residential single-family (RS) or multifamily district (RM) of four or less base units shall be eligible for a density bonus of up to 100% above the maximum density allowed by the general plan and zone district, if the proposed project is served by municipal sewer and water, and located within a half mile from transit.

Upon the request of the applicant, the county shall not require a vehicular parking ratio... Zero to one bedroom: one on-site parking space. Two to three bedrooms: one and one-half on-site parking spaces. Four and more bedrooms: two and one-half parking spaces.

Required setbacks describe areas on lots where no buildings, structures, or additions to them may be located, and which thereby become yard areas.

Upon the request of the applicant, the county shall not require a vehicular parking ratio... Zero to one bedroom: one on-site parking space. Two to three bedrooms: one and one-half on-site parking spaces. Four and more bedrooms: two and one-half parking spaces.

Fences (including lattice or similar attachments) six feet or less in height; fences within the front setback of a flag lot six feet or less in height; retaining walls four feet or less in height are not subject to any structural setbacks including watercourse setbacks.

Fences (including lattice or similar attachments) six feet or less in height; fences within the front setback of a flag lot six feet or less in height; retaining walls four feet or less in height are not subject to any structural setbacks including watercourse setbacks.

Where the average difference in elevation in the first 60 feet of the lot measured perpendicularly between the edge of the pavement or traveled way and the building is one vertical foot for every four horizontal feet or more, the front and street-side setback may be reduced by no more than 50% of that required for other lots in the same zone.

Where a lot is less than 60 feet wide, required side setbacks shall be equal to 10% of the lot width, but no less than three feet

Side setback requirements for new residential structures (or additions to existing structures) in these areas (Zoning Maps Q-11, R-8, R-9, R-10, R-11, S-7, S-8, S-9, S-10, S-11, T-11, U-11) are seven and one-half feet on each side for single-story structures, 10 feet on each side for two-story structures and 15 feet on each side for structures with three or more stories

Structures that are temporary or can easily and readily be removed, have no more than 120 square feet of floor area ... are eight feet or less in height, and are not permanently attached to the ground ... may be allowed within the setbacks required by this chapter.

Any man-made artifact that is lawfully constructed or erected or built into a building frame work or other object which is 120 square feet or smaller measured at the foundation and is eight feet or less in height may encroach into the required setbacks of this chapter

For all areas outside the PCCP boundary (Chapter 19, Section 19.10.050) all proposed structures shall be set back from any stream, creek, canal, pond, lake or river, as follows. The watercourse setbacks required by this subsection shall be measured from the centerline of the stream.

For all areas outside the PCCP boundary (Chapter 19, Section 19.10.050) all proposed structures shall be set back from any stream, creek, canal, pond, lake or river, as follows. The watercourse setbacks required by this subsection shall be measured from the centerline of the stream.

For areas within the PCCP boundary, all proposed structures shall be set back from any stream, creek, or river, as described in Table 1. For unnamed streams in the NHD, the default minimum is 50 feet.

The stream system boundary standards apply to all creeks, streams, and rivers listed in Table 1 within the PCCP boundary (Chapter 19, Section 19.10.050).

Such features and equipment may extend into any required front or rear setback a maximum of five feet; and may extend into any street-side setback a minimum of two and one-half feet

Such features and equipment may extend into any required front or rear setback a maximum of five feet; and may extend into any street-side setback a minimum of two and one-half feet