MU-N Zone in Stockton, CA
MU-N zoning district rules in Stockton, CA. Permitted uses, setbacks, height limits, and lot coverage requirements.
The MU-N zone in Stockton, CA is a mixed-use district (Mixed Use General). Permits a combination of residential and commercial uses within a single development or block. Ground floor typically commercial; upper floors residential. Promotes walkable, active streetscapes.
Common Permitted Uses
- Ground-floor retail
- Upper-floor apartments
- Live-work units
- Offices
- Restaurants
Permits a combination of residential and commercial uses within a single development or block. Ground floor typically commercial; upper floors residential. Promotes walkable, active streetscapes.
Parking Requirements
Stockton is primarily car-dependent. San Joaquin RTD provides bus service. ACE (Altamont Corridor Express) commuter rail connects Stockton to Livermore, Pleasanton, Fremont, and San Jose — providing Bay Area job access for Stockton residents. Stockton Downtown ACE station and Charter Way/Stockton station are primary rail access points. Bus Rapid Transit (Hammer Lane Rapid) provides higher-frequency service along key corridors.
Source: Stockton Municipal Code Title 16 (Development Code); California Government Code §§66314–66333 (Stats. 2024 Ch. 7 §20). Last verified April 6, 2026. View source