Off-street loading and parking for development in unincorporated San Benito County is set by zoning Chapter 25.31 (Parking Regulations) and Section 25.31.002 (Parking Space Requirements). On public curbs, yellow and white loading zones derive their meaning from California Vehicle Code Section 21458.
In unincorporated San Benito County, loading requirements come from two sources. For new or expanded development, Chapter 25.31 (Parking Regulations) and Section 25.31.002 (Parking Space Requirements) require that off-street parking - and, for commercial and industrial uses, off-street loading - be provided in prescribed numbers whenever a use is established or a building is erected, enlarged or increased in capacity. These standards are administered by the Resource Management Agency as part of site plan and zoning review. For curbside loading on public roads, the County does not separately redefine curb colors; instead California Vehicle Code Section 21458 controls: a yellow curb means stopping only to load or unload passengers or freight for the time specified by local ordinance, and a white curb means stopping only to load or unload passengers or to deposit mail. A red curb prohibits all stopping, standing and parking except a marked bus zone. Where the County or Public Works has painted or signed a loading zone on a County road, those Vehicle Code meanings apply. Confirm project-specific loading requirements with the Planning Division.
Failing to provide required off-street loading/parking for a development violates Ch. 25.31 / Sec. 25.31.002 during zoning review; misusing a curbside yellow/white loading zone is enforceable under California Vehicle Code 21458 and local parking enforcement.
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