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SECOND UNIT DWELLING STANDARDS & CHECK LIST <br /> y..•: <br /> ..rd::f.:.... <br /> ..f:5 <br /> ..........................:.............................................................................. <br /> }»r <br /> f}ii <br /> ....::::::.......::.:.:. <br /> ..MFR{{':: <br /> ..�:::..:.v...�.:::::::::.:::::::..�:.:::::.. ��Y:::S?}: ? ::: { ;:Y.::;}:}:f:i�}:•.v..:.:... <br /> • Owner Occupancy.The owner of the property shall occupy either the existing single-family dwelling or the proposed <br /> single-family dwelling or mobilehome. <br /> • SU*of UniL The second unit dwelling shall conform to the following requirements: <br /> Except as provided below,the second unit dwelling shall not exceed one thousand (1000) square feet of living area; <br /> In areas zoned AQ,AL, or AU,the second unit dwelling may exceed one thousand (1000) square feet of living area <br /> provided the existing dwelling Is used as the second unit dwelling. <br /> • Setbacks. The second unit dwelling shall comply with all yard requirements for a main structure In the zone but may not <br /> extend Into the front yard area beyond the sinplo famihv rkvnlling. <br /> • Off-Street ParkhQ. One (1) off-street parking space shall be provided unless It can be demonstrated that the occupant of <br /> the second unit dwelling Is incapable of operating a motor vehicle. <br /> • Common Driveway. The second unit dwelling must use a common driveway with the existing single-family residence. <br /> • Compatibility. The second unit dwelling shall be similar to or compatible with,the existing single family dwelling. <br /> • Conversion or Removal. The following requirements shall apply to the conversion or removal of the second unit dwelling: <br /> The second unit dwelling shall be erected,constructed,or Installed so as to allow for its feasible removal or <br /> conversion to a nonresidential, accessory use; <br /> Within three (3) months after the second unit dwelling is vacated,the unit shall be either removed from the premises, <br /> converted to a permitted, nonresidential, accessory use, or converted to be part of the existing single-family residence. <br /> • Public Sewer and Water. In urban centers, both the proposed second unit dwelling and the existing single family <br /> dwelling must be connected to a public sewage disposal system and to a public water system. <br /> • Other Codes. The second unit dwelling shall conform with all the requirements of the Environmental Division,the County <br /> Local Health District and any other agency that are applicable to residential units in the zone in which the property Is <br /> located. <br /> • Mobllehomes. If the Second Unit Dwelling is proposed to be a mobilehome see'Mobilehome Installation and Occupancy <br /> Requirements'for additional standards <br /> • Time Unitts. If the Second Unit Dwelling Is a mobilehome the permit is valid for only three years. Continued use will <br /> require a new permit <br /> • CC&R's.The granting of a second unit dwelling Is valid only Insofar as there are no CC&R's (Covenants, Conditions and <br /> Restrictions) applicable to the property that would otherwise prohibit the use. <br /> • North Arrow, Dais and Scale: Use an engineer's scale (l.e., 1'to 10', 1'to 30', etc.). The direction of'north'should be <br /> pointing towards the top of the page. <br /> • Streets and Easements: Location and names of all streets and easements bordering on the property with access details. <br /> • Property Lines: All property lines or boundary lines of the parcel with dimensions. <br /> • Structures and the Second Unit Dwelling: All existing structures including covered areas such as patios,driveways and <br /> walks located on the property and the location of the proposed Second Unit Dwelling with dimensions, square footage and <br /> distances from other structures and property lines. The use and number of floors should be labeled on each structure. <br /> • Parking and Driveways: The location, dimensions and surface material of all existing and proposed parking and <br /> driveways. <br /> • Water Wells: The location of existing and proposed water wells onsite and any off-site wells within 150'of the proposed <br /> mobilehome. Wells must be meet the following setbacks: <br /> 5'from structures; <br /> 50'from septic tanks; <br /> 100'from leach lines; <br /> 150'from sumps or seepage pits; and <br /> 10'from property lines. <br /> • Sewers and Septic Tanks: The location of the mobilehome sewer outlet, public sewer hook-up, or existing and proposed <br /> sewage disposal systems and any off-site sewage disposal systems within 150'of the property. <br /> Septic tanks must meet the following setbacks: <br /> 5'from property lines, structures,m driveways and swimming pools; <br /> 50'from water wells. <br /> Leach lines must meet the following setbacks: <br /> 10'from structures, driveways and swimming pools; <br /> 100'from wells, streams and waterways. <br /> 5'to 75'from property lines depending on zoning or the location of septic systems on adjoining properties (this <br /> requirement also applies to seepage pits). <br /> -5- <br />