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Planning Division

Commercial Infill Housing (CIH) Overlay District

On April 12, 2022 the Antioch City Council adopted new Commercial Infill Housing (CIH) Overlay District regulations. The rezoning and regulations became effective on May 26, 2022. This new zoning classification allows for by-right housing development on parcels with the CIH designation subject to compliance with Objective Design Standards.

A list of sites with link to the CIH Zoning Map, the Zoning Regulations, and the Objective Design Standards can be accessed below.

Commercial Infill Housing (CIH) Sites

CIH Zoning Map

Site Location Address Acreage
Lakeview Center 4042 Lone Tree Way 5.3 acres
In-Shape Shopping Center 4099 Lone Tree Way 8.9 acres
Deer Valley Plaza 4346 Lone Tree Way 9.8 acres
Hillcrest Summit Shaddick Drive & Harris Drive 4.9 acres
Hillcrest Terrace 3440 Deer Valley 6.3 acres
Buchanan Crossings 3110 Buchanan Rd. 5.4 acres
Delta Fair Shopping Center 2710-3040 Delta Fair Blvd. 14.7 acres
Somersville Towne Center 2556 Somersville Rd. 40.9 acres
99 Cents Only/Big Lots 2521 Somersville Rd. 10 acres
Crestview Dr/ West 10th Street APN: 074-334-030-9 2.3 acres

Objective Design Standards

Objective Design Standards were adopted and establish explicit design criteria that must be satisfied for ministerial review. The design standards are written to provide clear and straightforward design expectations as well as the application and approval process. Projects that comply with objective design standards are not subject to discretionary review.

A comprehensive checklist was prepared as part of the draft Standards. The checklist identifies design components that must be satisfied in order to qualify for ministerial review. There is also a checklist for staff to identify project compliance during project review.

Objective Design Standards

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