Lassen County Unincorporated

No use may be made of land within any airport approach zone, horizontal zone, conical zone or airport transition zone, in such a manner as to create electrical interference with radio communication between the airport and aircraft making it difficult for pilots to distinguish between airport lights and other lights, resulting in glare in the eyes of the pilots using the airport, impairing visibility in the vicinity of the airport, or otherwise endangering the landing, takeoff or maneuvering of aircraft.

all of the land within the boundaries of the airports defined in this chapter and within two miles of the landing area of each of the airports, is divided into horizontal zones, conical zones, transition zones and runway approach zones

Scenic highways and scenic corridors are classified open space lands... Lands within an agricultural preserve contract and/or scenic easement are open space lands... Eagle Lake and Honey Lake are specifically zoned open space

Chapter 18.52. Designating F-R, forest recreation districts providing for public recreation and enjoyment of scenic beauty

Chapter 18.60. Designating O-H, historical site districts, providing for conservation of natural resources

Chapter 18.72. Designating A-F, agricultural forest districts, providing for food and fiber

Chapter 18.66. Designating E-A, exclusive agricultural districts, providing for the production of food and fiber

Chapter 18.68. Designating U-C, upland conservation districts, providing for the production of food and fiber, enjoyment of scenic beauty and, when applicable, public recreation

Chapter 18.64. Designating O-S, open space district.

Subdivision map applications proposing to create parcels primarily for residential development shall not be approved in areas outside of fire protection districts unless conditioned upon annexation to a district, formation of a new district, or approval of fire protection services with an equivalent level of safety.

For single family residential, building intensity may range from 0.02 to 7.25 dwelling units (DUA) per acre... For multifamily residential, building intensity may range from 2 to 20 units per acre.

Uses allowed by right... Uses allowed by use permit... Development standards... Special provisions...

Uses allowed by right and by use permit.

The uses permitted in a P.U.D. district shall be primarily residential and/or resort uses and those secondary uses supportive of and compatible with residential and resort uses...

Land use in an R-S district is limited to the following: Lodges, motels, hotels, housekeeping rooms, overnight cabins and guest ranches; small retail stores and convenience stores; bars, taverns and restaurants; curio shops; dancehalls.

Land uses in this district are limited to the following: 1. Lodges, inns, cabins, hotels, clubs, townhouses, duplexes, housekeeping rooms, bed and breakfast, guest ranch, condominiums, assisted living, single-family and multifamily dwellings including timeshares/fractional ownership;

Uses allowed by right for properties under a Williamson Act contract. 1. One single-family dwelling, farm buildings and farm labor housing, accessory buildings and uses; 2. General agriculture, crop and tree farming, logging, grazing, animal husbandry, nurseries and greenhouses, fish farms, frog farms; 3. Private airstrips accessory to an agricultural operation; 4. Hydroelectric power plants five megawatts or less; 5. Kennels, provided that a residential use is first established.

Land use in an O-C-B district is limited to the following: public swimming, fishing and boating. Uses allowed by use permit: campgrounds, boat concessions, food and beverage concessions, marinas and launching ramps.

No permanent structures for human habitation or shelter shall be allowed. Uses allowed by right: agricultural uses; hunting, fishing and outdoor recreational pursuits; mineral exploration, but not removal; timber production and harvesting. Uses allowed by use permit: excavation of minerals, earth or construction materials; hydroelectric power plants.

Uses permitted in an O-S district if under private ownership shall be as follows: (1) Apiaries and open-field animal grazing... (2) Equestrian, hiking, and bicycle trails... (3) The construction, installation, operation, and maintenance of public utility distribution and transmission lines... (4) Timber production and harvest; (5) Wildlife refuge and game preserve; (6) Scientific study sites...