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Development Standards and Permitted Uses in the CRP-GF District

Jurisdiction: Concordβ€’Code Version: February 10, 2026

The Concord Reuse Project (CRP) Green Frame (CRP-GF) district is a community land district designed to provide recreational and open space amenities, including parks, trails, and playgrounds, for the surrounding neighborhoods. Uses within the Concord CRP-GF district are permitted based on specific zoning criteria, with development standards that restrict height to a maximum of 25 feet and establish graduated setback requirements based on the intensity of the proposed use.

Permitted Uses and Permit Requirements in the CRP-GF District

Land uses within the Concord CRP-GF district are governed by the land use tables in Chapter 18.60 of the Concord Development Code. For many uses, a permit is required as indicated in the table below. If a use is marked with a dash (–), it is not allowed in the CRP-GF district.

Land Use Classifications Permit Required in CRP-GF
Companion Animal, Horses, Fowl –
Community Gardens ZC
Crop Production, Orchard, Vineyard ZC
Livestock, Grazing ZC
Mining and Quarrying –
Airport –
Ambulance Services –
Cannabis Uses (All) –
Cemetery, Columbarium, Mausoleum –
Conference, Convention Facility –
Cultural Institution –
Emergency and Homeless Shelter –
Low Barrier Navigation Center –
Farmers’ Market UP
Funeral Parlor, Mortuary –
Government Office –
Heliport –
Library –
Medical Uses (All) –
Bingo Hall –
Commercial Recreation, Indoor –
Golf Course, Country Club –
Park and Recreation Facility AP
Residential Recreation Facility –
Sports and Entertainment, Assembly –
Sports and Recreation Facility –
Recycling Facilities (All) –
Religious Facility –
Schools (All) –
Social Services Facility –
Theater, Auditorium –
Utility Facility, Transmission Towers –
Wireless Communications Facility AP, MP or 6409

Notes: ZC = Zoning Clearance; AP = Administrative Permit; MP = Minor Use Permit; UP = Use Permit; 6409 = Section 6409 Application.

Development Standards for the CRP-GF District

Development within the Concord CRP-GF district is subject to specific height and setback limitations to ensure compatibility with adjacent residential uses.

Standard CRP-GF Requirement
Minimum setback (Structures) 100 feet
Minimum setback (Active use) 100 feet
Minimum setback (Low-intensity active use) 25 feet
Minimum setback (Passive use) 0 feet
Maximum structure height 25 feet

Note: Setbacks are measured from all edges of the CRP-GF district and are applied to the distance from the use to a single-family residential use [Section 18.60.030].

Performance and Lighting Standards

The Concord CRP-GF district is subject to specific operational standards:

  • Lighting: Lighting must be provided in accordance with the general outdoor lighting standards [Section 18.150.110]. Fixture design, placement, height, and orientation must direct light onto pathways in a uniform pattern to enhance nighttime safety while avoiding glare on surrounding properties and public rights-of-way.
  • Maintenance: Property owners are responsible for maintaining and improving the land in compliance with the general development standards and must provide ongoing landscape maintenance.

Sections Cited

  • Section 18.60.010: Purpose (Community Land Districts)
  • Section 18.60.020: Community land districts – Allowed uses and permit requirements
  • Section 18.60.030: Community land districts – Development standards
  • Section 18.150.110: Outdoor lighting
  • Section 18.150.180: Transitional requirements

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