County (unincorporated) · California

Napa County Unincorporated

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Extracted rules
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General provisions

377 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.

18.104.240, 18.104.220, 18.104.2306 standards

Wineries are permitted to be located or operated on parcels zoned AP or AW only if the single parcel on which it is located meets the following minimum parcel size: ... ten acres. The maximum coverage of new or expanded wineries shall be twenty-five percent of the existing parcel or fifteen acres, whichever is less.

18.104.240, 18.104.220, 18.104.2306 standards

Wineries are permitted to be located or operated on parcels zoned AP or AW only if the single parcel on which it is located meets the following minimum parcel size: ... ten acres. The maximum coverage of new or expanded wineries shall be twenty-five percent of the existing parcel or fifteen acres, whichever is less.

18.104.2451 standards

The minimum parcel size for a pre-Prohibition winery shall be two acres.

18.104.2452 standards

The minimum parcel size for a pre-Prohibition winery shall be two acres.

18.104.2501 standards

Wineries located or operated on parcels zoned AP or AW are subject to the following maximum annual production capacities: ... small wineries: twenty thousand gallons per year or certificate limit, whichever is less.

18.104.2605 standards

Cornices, eaves, canopies, fireplaces and other similar architectural features... may extend into any yard a distance not exceeding two feet.

18.104.2603 standards

Required yards are to be unobstructed... Cornices, eaves, canopies, fireplaces and other similar architectural features may extend into any yard a distance not exceeding two feet.

18.104.2705 standards

Fences up to a height of four feet are permitted in the designated front yard setback... Fences up to eight feet in height are permitted in side and rear yard setbacks.

18.104.2705 standards

Fences up to a height of four feet are permitted in the designated front yard setback... Fences up to eight feet in height are permitted in side and rear yard setbacks.

18.104.275

No part of an entry structure may exceed sixteen feet six inches in height.

18.104.2751 standards

No part of an entry structure may exceed sixteen feet six inches in height.

18.104.2802 standards

Storage sheds less than one hundred twenty square feet in size if building permits are not required, but only if located in rear and side yards; Swimming pools, spas, trellises, arbors and gazebos, but only if located in rear and side yards and more than five feet away from any property line.

18.104.2902 standards

Equipment yard activities shall be screened from all streets and to the extent possible from adjacent uses... any screening must include a twenty-foot setback which is covered with a dense landscaping screen on the side and rear property lines of any utility service center that adjoins a parcel that is located within an IP zoning district.

18.104.2902 standards

Equipment yard activities shall be screened from all streets... any screening must include a twenty-foot setback which is covered with a dense landscaping screen on the side and rear property lines of any utility service center that adjoins a parcel that is located within an IP zoning district.

18.104.295

Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to require the grant of a use permit for employee housing... where the grant of a use permit is not so required under Health and Safety Code Sections 17021.5 or 17021.6

18.104.2951 standards

Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to require the grant of a use permit for employee housing where the grant of a use permit is not so required under Health and Safety Code Sections 17021.5 or 17021.6.

18.104.3002 standards

The minimum parcel size for a use permit approved for farmworker housing... shall be as follows: Any farmworker housing unit on a permanent foundation... must be located on a parcel or parcels containing at least forty acres. ... Farmworker housing may not exceed one thousand two hundred square feet per unit in size. ... A minimum of two parking spaces shall be provided per farmworker housing unit

18.104.3004 standards

Any farmworker housing unit on a permanent foundation that is not part of a farmworker center, or any farmworker center containing permanent structures must be located on a parcel or parcels containing at least forty acres. Seasonal farmworker housing must be located on a parcel of at least twenty acres.

18.104.305, 18.104.3104 standards

A farmworker center... may be located on a parcel of two or more acres... The farmworker center may be occupied by no more than sixty farmworkers at any one time.

18.104.305, 18.104.310, 18.104.320, 18.104.33017 standards

Farmworker centers may be located on a parcel of two or more acres... At least one parking space per unit or one per three beds, whichever more, plus one per employee.

Source documents

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