Table 17.404.130.A: Metal Storage Container Requirements and
Standards for Non-Residential Zones and Non-Residential Uses in Residential
Zones
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Type
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Permitting Requirements
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Standards
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Permanent metal storage container
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If none of the below conditions apply
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P
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• Placed behind a building or within a screened fenced
area.
• Painted to match existing/adjoining building(s) and accessory
structure(s).
• One per parcel or per business. Businesses and apartments
with over 14,000 s.f. of floor area may have one additional container
for every 14,000 s.f., up to a maximum of 5 containers per acre.
• For parcels in the I, BP, or OS Zones which have a Floor
Area Ratio of less than 0.50, up to 5 containers per acre are allowed
(pro-rated for parcels smaller or larger than 1-acre).
• 5-foot separation from any structure.
• Placed on level finished grade.
• No plumbing connections.
• When placed on a lot adjacent to H Street or Ocean Avenue,
and the container is visible from a public street, additional screening
requirements apply via structures and/or landscaping.
• Adhere to accessory structure setbacks and lot coverage
standards.
• No stacking.
• Compliance with Fire and Building requirements (e.g.,
flammable or hazardous materials).
• Cannot be habitable or used as a residence.
• Not located in required parking spaces or drive aisles
unless the City determines that the blocked parking area(s)/drive
aisle(s) is not required and a MUP is approved.
• Located outside of the public right-of-way.
• No signage is allowed.
• Off-site containers are not allowed.
• A warning device (e.g., a horn) shall be placed inside
each container to address safety.
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If container blocks parking loading zone
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MUP
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If container includes electrical connections
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MUP
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If a business is operated from a container
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CUP
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If container is located on a vacant site
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CUP
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Temporary metal storage container
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TUP
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• Temporary containers in addition to those allowed permanently
(above) are allowed with approval of a TUP.
• Allowed for seasonal uses.
• Allowed for a maximum of 180 days.
• 5-foot separation from any structure.
• Placed on level finished grade.
• No plumbing connections.
• No stacking.
• Compliance with Fire and Building requirements (e.g.,
flammable or hazardous materials).
• Cannot be habitable or used as a residence.
• Located outside of the public right-of-way.
• No signage is allowed.
• Off-site containers are not allowed.
• A warning device (e.g., a horn) shall be placed inside
each container to address safety.
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P = Permitted Use
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MUP = Minor Use Permit required (See Chapter 17.520)
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CUP = Conditional Use Permit required (See Chapter 17.520)
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TUP = Temporary Use Permit required (See Chapter 17.544)
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Table 17.404.130.B: Metal Storage Containers Requirements and
Standards for Residential Uses in Residential Zones
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Type
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Permitting Requirements
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Standards
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Permanent metal storage container
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P
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• One container allowed up to 14 ft. in length and a maximum
of 120 s.f.
• Adhere to accessory structure setbacks and lot coverage
standards.
• No stacking.
• Placed on level finished grade.
• Cannot be habitable or used as a residence.
• A warning device (e.g., a horn) shall be placed inside
each container to address safety.
• Painted to match existing/adjoining building(s) and accessory
structure(s).
• No plumbing connections.
• Compliance with Fire and Building requirements (e.g.,
flammable or hazardous materials).
• Located outside of the public right-of-way.
• No signage is allowed.
• Off-site containers are not allowed.
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Temporary metal storage container
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TUP
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• Temporary containers in addition to one permanent container
(above) are allowed with approval of a TUP.
• Allowed only when associated with home improvements and
moving.
• Allowed for a maximum of 180 days per year.
• A warning device (e.g., a horn) shall be placed inside
each container to address safety.
• No stacking.
• Placed on level finished grade.
• Cannot be habitable or used as a residence.
• 5-foot separation from any structure.
• No plumbing connections.
• Compliance with Fire and Building requirements (e.g.,
flammable or hazardous materials).
• Located outside of the public right-of-way.
• No signage is allowed.
• Off-site containers are not allowed.
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P = Permitted Use
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TUP = Temporary Use Permit required (See Chapter 17.544)
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Table 17.404.220.A: Requirements for Separation from Off-Site
Uses/Designated Areas
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Off-Site Use or Designated Area
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Minimum Separation Distance from Base of Tower
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Existing single-family, duplex, or multi-family residential
units, or vacant single-family or duplex residentially zoned land
which is either platted or has preliminary subdivision plan approval
which has not yet expired1
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200 feet or 3 times the height of the tower, whichever is greater3
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Vacant subdividable residential land2
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100 feet or the height of the tower, whichever is greater3
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Non-residentially zoned lands or non-residential uses
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None; only setbacks apply
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Notes:
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1
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Includes modular homes, accessory dwelling units, and mobile
homes used for living purposes.
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2
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Includes unsubdivided parcels within residential zones without
an approved tentative map.
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3
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Facilities may be located on residential structures; minimum
separation distances shall be provided to off-site uses and designated
areas.
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