A Certificate of Occupancy is required for any business enterprise that requires a City business license. Additional information can be found here. Applications for Certificate of Occupancy are available via the following: Online form At the Planning counter, please click here to schedule your visit to City Hall (required). There is a one-time processing fee to be paid upon … Continued
Now that you have found which zone your business address (or future business) is in, using the Property Information Search tool, let’s see what each zone means. Please click on each zone below for more zoning information and basic development standards: C1 Community Commercial C2 General Commercial C4 Planned Shopping Center C5 Arterial Commercial CR Commercial … Continued
Starting a business in Santa Ana is an exciting opportunity and the City is here to help you succeed. Whether you’re opening a restaurant, retail shop, beauty salon, fitness studio, food truck, or launching a home-based service, Santa Ana offers a clear, step-by-step guide to get you up and running. Please click here for a … Continued
To check the zoning of your business address, please visit the property information search here: https://apps.santa-ana.org/property-info/
How to submit the Limited Authorization for Arrest Form Print, fill out, and return it to us Download, print, and complete the Limited Authorization for Arrest Form and fax or mail it to us: You can fax the completed form to (714) 245-8098. You can also mail it to us: Santa Ana Police Department M-18 … Continued
How to submit the Limited Authorization for Arrest Form Print, fill out, and return it to us Download, print, and complete the Limited Authorization for Arrest Form and fax or mail it to us: You can fax the completed form to (714) 245-8098. You can also mail it to us: Santa Ana Police Department M-18 … Continued
The Division 2- Just Cause Evictions provisions apply after a Tenant has continuously and lawfully occupied a Residential Real Property for thirty (30) days. See SAMC § 8-3120 (a).
No. A “Rental Agreement,” as defined under the Ordinance, may be written or oral.
A Tenant may submit a Tenant Petition to request review of any violation by a Landlord under the Ordinance. See SAMC § 8-3145 and the Ordinance Regulations, Policies and Procedures for all necessary requirement and procedures. A Landlord and Tenant may also agree to submit their dispute to voluntary mediation with a neutral third party. … Continued
Neither the Division nor the Rental Housing Board establish any type of standard fair return rent increase. Any Rent Increase in excess of the maximum allowable Rent Increase is determined either by a Hearing Office or the Rental Housing Board. See SAMC § 8-3145 and the Ordinance Regulations, Policies and Procedures for all necessary requirement … Continued
