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Entitlements
When reviewing permit applications or plans, staff may find that, according to the City Zoning Code, a project may require an entitlement or discretionary reviews and approval. Common examples of entitlements include special permits, variances, plan reviews, or tentative maps. For example, a special permit is required to add a drive-thru to a restaurant, or to construct residential units within a commercial zone outside of the Central City area. And if that restaurant was within a design review district, a design review would be required as well.
EntitlementsPossible entitlements include: |
Discretionary ReviewsAdditionally, your project may require a discretionary review to confirm compliance with the City Zoning Code: |
Public HearingsYour project may require a public hearing as well by one of the following: Not all projects require a public hearing. Please visit the Permit Counter or contact the Help Line to determine if your project will require a public hearing. |
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