§ 23.07.160. Sensitive Resource Area (SRA).

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The Sensitive Resource Area combining designation is applied by the Official Maps (Part III) of the Land Use Element to identify areas with special environmental qualities, or areas containing unique or endangered vegetation or habitat resources. The purpose of these combining designation standards is to require that proposed uses be designed with consideration of the identified sensitive resources, and the need for their protection, and, where applicable, to satisfy the requirements of the California Coastal Act. The requirements of this title for Sensitive Resource Areas are organized into the following sections:
23.07.162 Applicability of Standards

23.07.164 SRA Permit and Processing Requirements

23.07.166 Minimum Site Design and Development Standards

23.07.170 Environmentally Sensitive Habitats

23.07.172 Wetlands

23.07.174 Streams and Riparian Vegetation

23.07.176 Terrestrial Habitat Protection

23.07.178 Marine Habitats

[Amended 2004, Ord. 3001]

                    
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