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PCTY-26-0001, Zoning Code Amendments, Economic Development

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The City of Costa Mesa in California is seeking to implement amendments to its Zoning Code to modernize land use classifications for a variety of non-residential activities. These updates specifically target the standards and classifications for personal services, artisan studios, retail uses, active entertainment, event centers, assembly uses, and specialized fitness studios. This project, identified as PCTY-26-0001 under Economic Development, is currently listed as a forecast with a posted date of September 8, 2026. The initiative is managed by Planning Manager Martina Caron and will be performed within the city of Costa Mesa.

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Costa Mesa is updating zoning codes for non-residential land use and activity classifications.

Agency

California → City of Costa Mesa

NAICS

925120 - Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development

Place of Performance

Costa Mesa, CA

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PostedSep 8

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AwardedOct 30

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AgencyCalifornia → City of Costa Mesa

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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → City of Costa Mesa

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Contacts

Martina CaronPlanning Manager

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Full Description

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Amendment to the Zoning Code to update land use classifications for various non-residential uses include but not limited to, personal services, artisan studio and retail uses, active entertainment uses, event centers and assembly uses, specialized fitness studios, and other non-residential uses and standards.

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