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Title 17 — ZONING#
Chapter 17.02 — GENERAL PROVISIONS#
Chapter 17.04 — LIMITED AGRICULTURE A-1 DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.06 — EXCLUSIVE AGRICULTURAL EA DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.08 — TIMBER PRODUCTION TP DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.10 — TIMBERLAND TL DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.12 — MINERAL RESOURCE MR DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.14 — HABITAT PROTECTION HP DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.16 — OPEN SPACE OS DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.18 — NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, SHASTA UNIT NRA-S DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.20 — NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, WHISKEYTOWN UNIT NRA-WI AND NRA-WII DISTRICTS#
Chapter 17.22 — DESIGNATED FLOODWAY F-1 DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.24 — LIMITED RESIDENTIAL R-L DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.26 — RURAL RESIDENTIAL R-R DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.28 — INTERIM RURAL RESIDENTIAL I-R DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.30 — ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL R-1 DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.32 — ONE-FAMILY MOBILE HOME R-M DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.34 — TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL R-2 DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.36 — MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL R-3 DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.38 — MOBILE HOME PARK MHP DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.39 — MOBILE HOME PARK CONVERSIONS#
Chapter 17.40 — EXISTING RESIDENTIAL ER DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.42 — LOCAL CONVENIENCE CENTER C-1 DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.44 — COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL C-2 DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.46 — OFFICE COMMERCIAL C-O DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.48 — HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL C-H DISTRICT#
Chapter 17.50 — [CONTINUATION — CONTENT NOT PROVIDED IN SOURCE]#
CHAPTER 17#
50 - COMMERCIAL RECREATION C-R DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
52 - COMMERCIAL-LIGHT INDUSTRIAL C-M DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
54 - MIXED USE MU DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
56 - LIGHT INDUSTRIAL M-L DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
58 - GENERAL INDUSTRIAL M DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
60 - PUBLIC FACILITIES PF DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
62 - PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PD DISTRICT#
17.62.040 - Mandatory project features.#
CHAPTER 17#
64 - UNCLASSIFIED U DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
66 - AGRICULTURAL PRESERVE AP DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
68 - BUILDING SITE B DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
70 - RESTRICTIVE FLOOD F-2 DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
71 - MINERAL RESOURCE BUFFER MRB DISTRICT#MRB
17.71.010 - Purpose.#
17.71.020 - Permitted uses.#
17.71.030 - Site development standards.#
17.71.040 - Incompatible zone districts.#
CHAPTER 17#
72 - INTERIM MINERAL RESOURCE IMR DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
73 - MOBILE HOME T DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
74 - SCENIC HIGHWAY SH DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
76 - SPECIFIC PLAN SP DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
78 - DESIGN REVIEW DR DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
80 - REDDING AIRPORT SPECIFIC PLAN ASP DISTRICT#
CHAPTER 17#
82 - AIRPORT HAZARD ZONING REGULATIONS#
CHAPTER 17#
83 - DENSITY BONUS#
CHAPTER 17#
84 - GENERAL DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS#
CHAPTER 17#
86 - OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING REGULATIONS#
CHAPTER 17#
88 - SPECIAL USES#
CHAPTER 17#
90 - NONCONFORMING USES#
CHAPTER 17#
92 - APPLICATIONS AND PROCEDURES#
CHAPTER 17#
94 - ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT#
CHAPTER 17#
100 - REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION#
Shasta County Unincorporated City Zoning Code#
CHAPTER 17#
71 - MINERAL RESOURCE BUFFER MRB DISTRICT#
17.71.010 - Purpose.#
The mineral resource buffer (MRB) district is intended to be combined with any principal district to protect existing mining operations which are long-term (i.e. mines with thirty years or more of expected operation), by creating a buffer on land within up to one-half mile of MR-zoned mining operation sites. The MRB district allows for compatible land uses while protecting the potential for mineral resource development.
(Ord. 99-5 § 5 (part), 1999)
17.71.020 - Permitted uses.#
Uses permitted in the MRB district are all uses permitted in the principal district with which the MRB district is combined; provided, the use does not conflict with existing mineral resource development nor preclude future mineral resource development.§ The zoning permit, administrative permit and use permit requirements of the principal district shall apply.§
(Ord. 99-5 § 5 (part), 1999)
17.71.030 - Site development standards.#
A. The minimum lot area for residential lands in the MRB district shall be five acres, except where a smaller parcel size is permitted by the principal district adopted prior to January 1, 1998. All residential principal districts adopted prior to January 1, 1998, which permit a lot area of five acres or less, and which are combined with the MRB district, shall not be amended to permit a lot area less than, nor a number of dwelling units per acre greater than, that which was permitted on January 1, 1998.§
B. To the extent it is feasible, building sites shall be located on that portion of the property furthest from the nearest mining operation site.§
C. Notices shall be recorded on the deeds for lots created by new land divisions and/or lots which are the subject of discretionary land use permits within the MRB district to advise the property owners of the proximity of the existing or potential mining operations and the potential impacts.§
(Ord. 99-5 § 5 (part), 1999)
17.71.040 - Incompatible zone districts.#
The MRB district shall not be combined with the any RR, IR, R-1, R-M, R-2, R-3, MHP or ER district.
(Ord. 99-5 § 5 (part), 1999)