For the Basic Application for Development Review and other basic application forms, please visit our Planning & Building Forms page.
Supplemental Planning Forms
In addition to the Basic Application for Development Review, most project applications also require supplemental forms including findings for conditional use permits, design review and variances. The list of supplemental forms found below is for your convenience, but you may need to talk to a planner, permit technician, or plan check engineer to advise you on the permits your project may require.
Date Posted: September 10th, 2018 @ 5:42 PM
Last Updated: November 26th, 2019 @ 2:53 PM
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Review
Subdivisions, Planned Unit Developments (PUDs), and Parcel Map Waivers (PMW)
- Supplemental Requirements for Parcel Map Waivers (PMW)
- Supplemental Requirements for Planned Unit Developments (PUD)
- Supplemental Requirements for Tentative Parcel Maps (TPM)
- Supplemental Requirements for Tentative Tract Maps (TTM)
- TPM and TTM Approval Findings
- Mini-lot Subdivision – CUP Findings
- Shared Access Facilities – CUP Findings (Applies to Private Access Easements)
- Subdivision Between Buildings – CUP Findings
Conditional Use Permits (CUP) & Findings
CUP Findings for Specific Zones
CUP Findings for Specific Uses
- Adult Entertainment Activities
- Alcohol, Fast Food and Convenience Markets
- Demolition of Rooming Units or Dwelling Units
- Drive-through Facilities
- Electroplating Facilities
- Hotels and Motels
- Live-Work Facilities
- Microwave Dishes and Energy Production Facilities
- Residential Care Facilities
- Secondary Units / Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
- Senior Housing (Density Bonus)
- Telecommunications Facilities (Micro Facilities)
- Telecommunications Facilities (Mini Facilities)
- Telecommunications Facilities (Macro Facilities)
- Telecommunications Facilities (Monopole Facilities)
CUP Findings for Specific Situations
- Expansion of a Use into an Adjacent Zone
- Five or More Bedrooms in a Single-Family Dwelling
- Increased Density or FAR in High-Rise Residential Developments
- Increased Density or FAR with the Acquisition of Development Rights
- Mini-lot Subdivisions
- Parking Reduction for Senior Housing, Dormitories, or Facilities with Shared Parking Areas
- Second Kitchen in a Single-Family Dwelling
- Subdivision Between Buildings
- Tandem Parking