Useful Materials to Navigate the Zoning Process
- Guide to Permits & the Building Process
- Sample Deed Restriction for Combination Purposes
- Review Standards for New Homes - Waterfront (LR-1 District)
- Review Standards for New Homes - Backlots (LR-1 District)
- Review Standards for New Homes - Single T-Lots
- Review Standards for New Homes - LR2 District
- Site Plan Review Process
- Garages Across the Street One-pager
- Special Land Use Review Process (Currently being updated)
- Alternative Septic System (Golf Estates 2 & Lake Isabella South) Deed Restriction Agreement Form
- Stormwater Management Spreadsheet Calculator
- 2023 Meeting Calendar and Submission Deadlines
- 2023 Zoning Map
Fees for development applications can be paid at the Village Hall by check, cash, money order, or credit/debit card. Payment can be made over the phone by credit/debit card. For all credit/debit card transactions a processing fee is added to the transaction.
Applications (Fees Effective August 26, 2019)
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Land Use Permits |
Fee |
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$30 - Residential |
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$50 - All Others |
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Detached Garage Application LR-1 District |
$30, unless Special Land Use |
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No Additional Cost |
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$250 |
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$10 |
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$10 |
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$10 |
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| Temporary Zoning Permit |
$10 |
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Swimming Pool Application (Use a Regular Zoning Permit Application) |
$10 |
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$250 |
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| Site Plan |
$250 |
| Family Day Care |
$50 |
| Home Based Business (No Public Hearing Required) |
$50 |
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$500 |
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$500 |
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$500 |
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Land Division Applications |
Fee |
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$40 + |
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$40 |
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New Plat or Site Condo |
$500 |
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Other Applications |
Fee |
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Cost varies as it is based actual costs to complete the request. |
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$0 |
The Village of Lake Isabella does not enforce the various recorded private building & use restrictions which are associated with individual plats and developments in the community. The restrictions contained in such restrictions are a private agreement among the individual property owners in each development. Deed restrictions have no relationship with the Village’s zoning ordinances. Deed restrictions are a private contract and, as such, a civil matter enforced by the parties named in the restriction. When seeking a land-use approval from the Village, the applicant is responsible for any conflicts between the property-specific information (deed restrictions, restrictive covenants, building & use restrictions) and the development request.