§ 20.27.050. Development standards.  


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  • A. All property within SP-22, the Summerland Residential Specific Plan shall be developed and maintained in accordance with all provisions of the Specific Plan and applicable ordinances and policies of the City of Signal Hill. In the event of inconsistency between the Specific Plan and any other ordinance or regulation of the city, the Specific Plan shall prevail.
    B. Substantive changes to the physical improvements on the site may be made only after review and approval by resolution of the Planning Commission, and in compliance with Chapter 20.52, “Site Plan and Design Review,” of the Signal Hill Municipal Code, and this chapter. Determination of “substantive change” hereunder shall be made at the sole discretion of the Director of Community Development.
    C. Site Plan. Site development shall substantially conform to the Site Plan as approved by the Planning Commission.
    D. Building design. The design theme and facade treatment shall be consistent with the “modern farmhouse” architectural themes as generally shown on the approved plans. Design elements, including, but not limited to, concrete tiled roofs, stucco finish with siding, decorative shutters, and sectional metal garage doors with windows. Materials and colors shall be consistent with those shown on the sample board on file in the Community Development Department. The floor plans shall substantially conform to the floor plans as shown on the approved plans.
    E. Covenant. Prior to issuance of building permits a covenant agreement shall be recorded in a form approved by the City Attorney requiring a parking management plan establishing operating restrictions dealing with parking, use of garages, and similar provisions to enforce the parking, landscape maintenance, and other provisions of the specific plan. The city shall be a party to the covenant which shall be enforceable by the city with sufficient remedies including rights, after notice and the opportunity to cure, to perform the work and recover costs through a lien against the property of the association or nonperforming owners. (Ord. 2019-05-1506 § 1)