Neighborhood agriculture.
San José Municipal Code § 20.200.798
in effect"Neighborhood agriculture" means a use that occupies less than one acre for the production of food or horticultural crops to be harvested, sold or donated or for animal husbandry in compliance with Title 7 of this Code. Neighborhood agricultural use may be a principal or an accessory use on a site. Value-added products, where the primary ingredients of the product are grown and produced on-site, are included as a part of this use. Limited sales and donation of fresh food and/or horticultural products grown on site may occur on site as a part of a neighborhood agriculture use, subject to the provisions of Part 9 of Chapter 20.80 , if applicable. Sales, pick-ups, and donations of fresh food and horticultural products grown on-site are also considered a part of a neighborhood agriculture use, subject to the provisions of Part 9 of Chapter 20.80 , if applicable. (Ord. 29011.)
Source: San José Municipal Code (Municode library)URL: https://library.municode.com/ca/san_jose/codes/code_of_ordinancesFetched: 7/25/2026