(a) The Geologic Hazards “GH” Combining District may be applied to properties where appropriate to facilitate the planning and regulation of land use and development where one or more of the following geologic hazards exist:
1. Coastal bluffs and beach areas;
2. Active and potentially active fault zones;
3. Areas of high or very high liquefaction potential;
4. Active and potentially active landslide areas;
5. 100-year flood plains and tsunami inundation areas.
These hazards are mapped on documents filed with the Planning Department.
(b) The Geologic Hazards Combining District shall usually be applied to the entire parcel on which the geologic hazard is located in order to provide early notice of the development constraint and to allow precise determination of the presence and location of the hazard at the time of development project review. (Ord. 3344, 11/23/82; 3432, 8/23/83)