Chapter 18.85
Dimensional standards
Servicing
- Applies near
- Spaulding Eagle Lake Tract
- Geographic extent
- Applies to properties rezoned to include this combining districtZoning districtA mapped area with one set of rules, identified by a code like R-1 or B-2., including the Spaulding Eagle Lake Tract as shown on map filed in Book 1, Pages 50-52 of Official Records.
Uses
Permitted by right1
Conditional / special use2
Extracted standards
14 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.
Noise
- Compliance with Lassen County Noise Ordinance
All uses pursuant to this combining district shall comply with the Lassen County Noise Ordinance (County Code Chapter 9.65).
Other
- Campfires must comply with state and local law
All use of camp fires or burning shall be in compliance with state and local law, and pursuant to any required permits.
- Comply with primary zoning districtZoning districtA mapped area with one set of rules, identified by a code like R-1 or B-2. setbacksSetbackThe distance a building must be held back from a lot line.
Compliance with all minimum setbacks for the primary zoning district must be met.
- Maximum camping days per year300 days
camping shall be allowed by right up to three hundred days in any calendar year.
- Outdoor storage of camp paraphernalia prohibitedProhibitedNot allowed in the district at all, short of rezoning or a variance. when not in use
Outdoor storage of camp paraphernalia shall not be permitted when not in use by campers.
- Portable restrooms required for camping >14 days
Said site shall have portable restroom(s) with toilet facilities available to campers meeting all requirements of this code, the California Plumbing Code, and other applicable state law or regulation.
- Adequate potable water supply required
The applicant is responsible for ensuring there is an adequate supply of potable water available.
- Removal of tents at termination of camping
At the termination of the term of camping, all tents and temporary structures or shelters shall be removed from the subject property.
- RV must be licensed and transportable
Any recreational vehicle being used for camping shall be licensed and maintained in a readily transportable configuration either on its own power or be capable of being legally towed.
- RV with toilet required for camping >14 days
All persons camping on said site shall have access to a recreational vehicle that has a properly maintained toilet facility with holding tanks adequate to store waste generated from all campers.
- Sewer connection required for camping >14 days
Said site has access to an approved connection to the Spalding Community Services District sewer system.
- Trash receptacles and disposal required
Dumping of any trash or litter is prohibited. Trash receptacles sufficient for the number of campers must be provided, and, at the termination of the term of camping, all garbage, trash, or other waste shall be removed and properly disposed of, or, if the period of camping is longer than fourteen days, disposal shall be weekly.
- Use permit required for camping >300 days or commercial camping
Any camping in any calendar year greater than three hundred days or commercial camping shall require that a use permit first be secured in accordance with Chapter 18.112.
- Written permission from property owner required for non-owners
Any person camping on private property who is not the owner of the property involved must have written permission from the property owner, to the satisfaction of the director of the planning and building service department.
From the ordinance
Camping shall be allowed by right up to three hundred days in any calendar year. Compliance with all minimum setbacks for the primary zoning district must be met.