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Lot Coverage Limits: Ojai vs Santa Paula

How do lot coverage limits rules compare between Ojai, CA and Santa Paula, CA?

Ojai and Santa Paula have similar restriction levels.

Ojai, CA

Ventura County

Some Restrictions

Maximum lot coverage in unincorporated Ventura County varies by zone and area plan under Β§8106-1.4. Area plans for communities like El Rio, Lake Sherwood, Oak Park, Ojai Valley, Piru, and Thousand Oaks establish specific coverage limits and exceptions.

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Santa Paula, CA

Ventura County

Some Restrictions

Maximum lot coverage in unincorporated Ventura County varies by zone and area plan under Β§8106-1.4. Area plans for communities like El Rio, Lake Sherwood, Oak Park, Ojai Valley, Piru, and Thousand Oaks establish specific coverage limits and exceptions.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactOjaiSanta Paula
Area Plans8 communities with specific limits8 communities with specific limits
ADU ExemptionADUs exempt from coverage limitsADUs exempt from coverage limits
Existing CommunitiesΒ§8106-1.4.1.2 standardsΒ§8106-1.4.1.2 standards
Coverage IncludesAll roofed structuresAll roofed structures
Code SectionΒ§8106-1.4Β§8106-1.4

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Ojai FAQ

What is the lot coverage limit for my property?

It depends on your zone and whether you're in an area plan or existing community. Eight area plans (El Rio, Lake Sherwood, Oak Park, Ojai Valley, Piru, Thousand Oaks, Saticoy, N. Ventura Ave) have specific limits.

Do ADUs count toward lot coverage?

No. Under state law, ADUs are exempt from lot coverage maximums, floor area ratio limits, and open space requirements.

How do I find my coverage limit?

Contact Planning at (805) 654-2488 with your address or APN. They can identify your zone, area plan, and applicable lot coverage standard.

Santa Paula FAQ

What is the lot coverage limit for my property?

It depends on your zone and whether you're in an area plan or existing community. Eight area plans (El Rio, Lake Sherwood, Oak Park, Ojai Valley, Piru, Thousand Oaks, Saticoy, N. Ventura Ave) have specific limits.

Do ADUs count toward lot coverage?

No. Under state law, ADUs are exempt from lot coverage maximums, floor area ratio limits, and open space requirements.

How do I find my coverage limit?

Contact Planning at (805) 654-2488 with your address or APN. They can identify your zone, area plan, and applicable lot coverage standard.

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