Napa County Unincorporated, California · General provision

Chapter 18.126

Uses

Extracted standards

45 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.

Other

  • Construction trailer building permit

    A building permit for a residential use has been issued for the property upon which the trailer will be located.

  • Construction trailer owner/builder

    The trailer is for use by the owner/builder.

  • The trailer meets applicable county setback requirements.

  • Construction trailer sewer/water

    The trailer meets applicable county department of environmental management requirements for sewer and water.

  • Cottage food operation compliance

    An administrative permit for a cottage food operation shall not be issued unless the application complies with all of the standards contained in Section 18.104.095.

  • Cottage food expiration

    The permit is for a cottage food operation, in which case the permit shall expire two years from the date of issuance.

  • Entry structure compliance

    An administrative permit for certain entry structures and fences shall not be issued unless the application complies with the standards contained in Section 18.104.270 or Section 18.104.275.

  • Farm labor trailer building permit

    A building permit for a permanent structure is either in process for issuance or has been issued.

  • Farm labor trailer need

    There is a demonstrated need for a temporary trailer to be onsite prior to completion of construction of the permanent structure.

  • The trailer meets applicable county setback requirements.

  • Farm labor trailer sewer/water

    The trailer meets applicable county department of environmental management requirements for sewer and water.

  • Farm labor trailer use permit

    A use permit has been granted for the property upon which the trailer will be located.

  • An administrative permit for a home occupation shall not be issued unless the application complies with the standards contained in Section 18.104.090.

  • Hot air balloon code of conduct

    The permittee has submitted a signed statement which acknowledges that the permittee: (a) has read the county's adopted code of conduct; (b) agrees that all users of the launch site will be bound by the county's adopted code of conduct; and (c) certifies that all activities within the last year at any other sites operated by the permittee have complied with the county's adopted code of conduct.

  • Hot air balloon distance from off-site residence500 ft

    The proposed launch site is located more than five hundred feet from any off-site residence or if the launch site is proposed within five hundred feet of any off-site residence, the permittee has submitted written consent to the planning department from the property owners or residents of any off-site residences within five hundred feet stating that they have no objection to the proposed launch site.

  • Hot air balloon expiration

    The permit is for a hot air balloon launching site, in which case the permit shall expire one year from the date of issuance, except that the permit may be renewed annually by the director if the permittee continues to comply with the standards set forth in Section 18.126.060(O).

  • Hot air balloon good standing

    The permittee and each balloon operator utilizing the permittee's launch site agree to conduct their operations so as to remain in good standing with the county.

  • Hot air balloon operating hours

    The site is proposed for use only between the hours of five-thirty a.m. and nine-thirty a.m.

  • Hot air balloon insurance

    The permittee has provided the planning department with a certificate of insurance naming the county and the property owner as additional insureds on the personal injury/property damage insurance in an amount acceptable to the county's risk manager which is consistent with the county's corporation yard license requirements currently existing or as amended.

  • Hot air balloon landing areas

    The permittee has provided a list of intended landing areas that are both reasonable given the launch location and prevailing winds and permitted or allowed.

  • Hot air balloon property owner authorization

    The permittee has provided written authorization from either the property owner where the launch site is proposed or the property owner's authorized agent together with a statement from the property owner or the property owner's authorized agent confirming that balloon launchings will not interfere or conflict with any existing or planned agricultural uses on the property.

  • Medical trailer physician documentation

    The property owner or occupant of the property has provided written documentation from a licensed physician indicating the property owner's or occupant's need for twenty-four-hour, in-home medical care.

  • The trailer meets applicable county setback requirements.

  • Medical trailer sewer/water

    The trailer meets applicable county department of environmental management requirements for sewer and water.

  • Office trailer daytime only

    The trailer will be used during the daytime for business purposes only and no overnight lodging will occur.

  • The trailer meets applicable county setback requirements.

  • Office trailer sewer/water

    The trailer meets applicable county department of environmental management requirements for sewer and water.

  • Office trailer use permit

    A use permit has been granted for the property upon which the trailer will be located and a building permit for the office is either in process for issuance or has been issued.

  • Temporary event compliance

    An administrative permit for a temporary event shall not be issued unless the application complies with Chapter 5.36 and the standards set forth in the Temporary Events Manual.

  • Temporary trailer expiration

    The permit is for a temporary trailer, in which case the permit shall expire six months from the date of issuance, except that the director may grant an extension of time for a period not to exceed six months if the director determines that the original findings identified in Section 18.126.060 have not changed.

  • Watchman trailer security need

    There is a need for security on-site because the property is located in an isolated area or there is a risk of theft, vandalism, burglary, or unauthorized entry upon the property.

  • The trailer meets applicable county setback requirements.

  • Watchman trailer sewer/water

    The trailer meets applicable county department of environmental management requirements for sewer and water.

  • Watchman trailer use permit

    A use permit has been granted and a building permit (if required) is either in process for issuance or has been issued for the property upon which the trailer will be located.

  • Winery building increase maximum percentage10 pct

    Increases or changes in building square footage by no more than ten percent, not to exceed 2,500 square feet.

  • Increases or changes in building square footage by no more than ten percent, not to exceed 2,500 square feet.

  • Winery hours of operation

    A change to hours of operation between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.

  • Winery on-site consumption distance from off-site residence500 ft

    Designation of the location of on-site wine consumption, consistent with Section 23358 of the Business and Professions Code, within the existing winery development area, provided the location is not within five hundred feet from the nearest off-site residence and there is no increase in visitation or marketing.

  • Change in the number of parking spaces or the alignment of internal roads and driveways, provided there is no cumulative increase in paved or impervious ground surface area beyond twenty-five percent of the subject parcel or fifteen acres, whichever is less.

  • Additions of outdoor shade structures over areas previously approved for winery use not exceeding a cumulative total of 2,500 square feet in floor area, provided the accessory-to-production ratio remains consistent with the requirements of Section 18.104.200 of this code.

Signage

  • An administrative permit for an agricultural sign shall not be issued unless the application complies with the standards contained in subsection (C) of Section 18.116.030.

  • Comprehensive sign plan compliance

    An administrative permit for a comprehensive sign plan shall not be issued unless the application complies with the standards contained in Section 18.116.035.

  • Directional sign compliance

    An administrative permit for a directional sign shall not be issued unless the application complies with the standards contained in subsections (A) and (B) of Section 18.116.030.

  • Identification sign compliance

    An administrative permit for an identification sign shall not be issued unless the application complies with the standards contained in Section 18.116.035.

  • Temporary off-site sign compliance

    An administrative permit for a temporary off-site sign shall not be issued unless the application complies with the standards contained in subsection (G) of Section 18.116.030.

From the ordinance

An administrative permit may be issued by the director, or zoning administrator as provided by subsection (A) of Section 18.10.020, for any of the following: A. A temporary event; B. A home occupation; C. An entry structure; D. Directional, identification, temporary off-site and/or agricultural signs, and comprehensive sign plans; E. A temporary trailer; F. Administrative modifications to winery use permits as described in Section 18.126.065; G. Hot air balloon launching sites involving fifty or fewer days of launches or attempted launches at the same site per year.
Chapter 18.126