The City's Subdivision Regulations (Title 20 of the Municipal Code), contain the requirements related to the subdivision of land, including tract and parcel maps, lot mergers, lot line adjustments, and condominium conversions.
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Home » Development Services » Planning Bureau » Current Planning » Zoning Ordinances
Zoning Ordinance
The City's Zoning Regulations, in conformance with the General Plan, regulate land use development in Long Beach. Within each zoning district, zoning regulations specify permitted and prohibited uses, as well as development standards, including setbacks, height, parking, and design standards. The City’s Zoning Maps indicate Zoning Districts for parcels of land within Long Beach.
For additional information or assistance, contact the Zoning Information hotline at (562) 570-6194. You can also reference the Zoning and Land Use GIS Map.
For additional information or assistance, contact the Zoning Information hotline at (562) 570-6194. You can also reference the Zoning and Land Use GIS Map.
Zoning Districts
- Chapter 21.27 Nonconformities
- Chapter 21.31 Residential Districts
- Chapter 21.32 Commercial Districts
- Chapter 21.33 Industrial Districts
- Chapter 21.41 Off-Street Parking & Loading Requirements
- Chapter 21.42 Landscaping Standards
- Chapter 21.43 Fences & Garden Walls
- Chapter 21.44 On-Premises Signs
- Chapter 21.56 Wireless Telecommunications Facilities
- Residential Development Standards - Setbacks, Density, Other Info
- Table 30-1 Zoning Districts Established - Zone Definitions
Subdivision Regulations
Specific Plan Districts
Some areas of the City are "zoned" as special districts, called Specific Plan Districts. A Specific Plan is a comprehensive planning and zoning document that is specifically enabled in state planning and zoning law. A Specific Plan provides a means to establish more specific land use regulations and design standards for properties and areas requiring special attention or treatment. A Specific Plan serves as a policy and regulatory document, with policy direction and project development concepts consistent with the General Plan.
Planned Development (PD) Districts
Some areas of the City are "zoned" as special districts, called Planned Development Districts. Planned Development Districts are more comprehensive than zoning and are intended to achieve a specific outcome in a geographic area.
*Repealed – Section rescinded.
**Reserved – Designation not currently in use, held for possible future use.
**Reserved – Designation not currently in use, held for possible future use.
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