• 1-1 How Code designated and cited.

• 1-2 Definitions and rules of construction.

• 1-3 Provisions considered as continuations of existing ordinances.

• 1-4 Effect of repeal of ordinances.

• 1-5 Severability of parts of Code.

• 1-6 Catchlines of sections.

• 2-1 Hours of county offices in general.

• 2-1.1 Repealed by Ordinance No. 740.

• 2-2 Offices that may close from twelve noon to one p.m.

• 2-3 County clerk-recorder hours.

• 2-3.1 Planning and building department hours.

• 2-3.2 Public works department hours.

• 2-3.3 Sheriff’s office and road crew hours.

• 2-3.4 Emergency working hours.

• 2-4 County offices to remain separate, etc.; exception.

• 2-5 Offices consolidated – County agricultural commissioner and county sealer of weights and measures.

• 2-6 Same – County clerk and county recorder.

• 2-6.1 Same – County coroner and county sheriff.

• 2-7 Repealed by Ordinance No. 459.

• 2-8 Same – Treasurer and tax collector.

• 2-8.1 Same – Treasurer-tax collector and public administrator.

• 2-9 Treasurer-tax collector generally – Title.

• 2-10 Same – Salary and travel expenses.

• 2-11 Regular meetings of board of supervisors.

• 2-12 Same – Adjourned meetings.

• 2-13 Disposition of fees received by county constables.

• 2-14 Compensation – Officers and employees generally.

• 2-15 Same – Officers, employees, etc., of county road department – Pay period.

• 2-16 Same – Same – Payday.

• 2-16.1 Compensation and mileage for trial jurors and grand jurors.

• 2-16.2 Compensation and mileage for members of the board of supervisors.

• 2-16.3 Repealed by Ordinance No. 740.

• 2-17 State employees’ retirement system contract – Authorized.

• 2-18 (Reserved)

• 2-19 County coroner to embalm bodies in his custody; embalming charges.

• 2-19.1 Charge for the removal and storage of dead bodies.

• 2-20 Certain state law concerning qualifications of county auditor adopted.

• 2-20.1 Probation and corrections officers’ training standards.

• 2-20.2 Law enforcement officers’ training standards.

• 2-20.3 Recruitment and training of public safety dispatchers.

• 2-21 Position created and designated.

• 2-22 Appointment and salary.

• 2-23 Term of office – Suspension and removal.

• 2-24 Powers and duties generally.

• 2-24.1 Repealed by Ordinance No. 685.

• 2-25 Position created and designated.

• 2-26 Appointment and salary.

• 2-27 Term of office – Suspension and removal.

• 2-28 Qualifications.

• 2-29 Powers and duties – Generally.

• 2-30 Same – Certain duties enumerated.

• 2-31 Same – May require reports, etc., from county officers, etc.

• 2-32 Construction of article.

• 2-33 Planning commission.

• 2-33.1 Designation – Composition – Appointment of members of the planning commission.

• 2-33.2 Removal of planning commission member from office.

• 2-33.3 Appointment of members – Terms of office.

• 2-33.4 Meetings – Compensation for attendance.

• 2-33.5 Officer selection.

• 2-33.6 Majority constitutes quorum.

• 2-33.7 Vacancy filling.

• 2-33.8 Duties of planning commission.

• 2-33.9 Office of zoning administration.

• 2-33.10 Designation of the zoning administrator.

• 2-33.11 Hearings.

• 2-34.1 Office of planning and building.

• 2-34.2 Appointment, qualifications and duties generally of director of planning and building.

• 2-34.3 Departmental employees.

• 2-34.4 Repealed by Ordinance No. 639.

• 2-34.5 Powers and duties generally.

• 2-35 Created.

• 2-36 Appointment, qualifications and duties generally of director of county welfare.

• 2-37 Departmental employees.

• 2-38 Powers and duties generally.

• 2-39 Services of other county departments and employees.

• 2-40 Applications for relief.

• 2-41 Monthly report, etc.

• 2-42 Administration of unemployment relief funds.

• 2-43 Created.

• 2-44 Duties.

• 2-45 County road commissioner and county surveyor.

• 2-46 Qualifications of road commissioner and county surveyor.

• 2-47 Office created.

• 2-48 Appointment and compensation.

• 2-49 Public guardian/LPS conservator appointed.

• 2-50 Termination of prior public guardian’s authority.

• 2-51 Official bond.

• 2-52 Public guardian/LPS conservator’s powers, duties and responsibilities.

• 2-53 Employment of private attorneys.

• 2-54 Appointment of deputies.

• 2-55 Public guardian/LPS conservator designated public representative payee.

• 2-56 Predecessor public guardian to cooperate with successor.

• 2-57 Funds for administrative expenses.

• 2-57A Fund for incidentals.

• 2-58 Definitions.

• 2-59 Identification.

• 2-60 Prohibited uses.

• 2-61 Assignment of cars.

• 2-62 Drivers to pay certain fines, etc.

• 2-63 Accidents.

• 2-64 Employees to use county cars, exception; use of private cars generally.

• 2-65 Insurance requirements for private cars.

• 2-66 Additional rules and regulations.

• 2-67 Violations of article.

• 2-68 Consolidation and establishment.

• 2-69 Boundaries.

• 2-70 Justice court.

• 2-71 Supervisorial districts.

• 2-76 State aid desired.

• 2-77 Standards adherence pledged.

• 2-78 Waiver of three-day waiting period for warrants in special circumstances.

• 2-79 Purpose – Statutory authority.

• 2-80 Findings.

• 2-81 Declaration of necessity – Organization.

• 2-82 Annual inventory of county property.

• 2-90 Findings and purpose.

• 2-91 Definitions.

• 2-92.1 Establishment of commission.

• 2-92.2 Establishment of trust fund.

• 2-93 Membership.

• 2-94.1 Terms – Appointments.

• 2-94.2 Terms – Staggered.

• 2-95 Vacancies and removal.

• 2-96 Chairperson – Rules and regulations.

• 2-97 Commission subject to Ralph M. Brown Act.

• 2-98 Compensation.

• 2-99 Duties.

• 2-100 Conflict of interest – Disclosure by employees/officials.

• 2-200 Findings and purpose.

• 2-201 Definition – Community advisory committee.

• 2-202 Establishment of community advisory committees.

• 2-203 Membership.

• 2-204 Terms – Appointments.

• 2-205 Vacancies and removal.

• 2-206 Officers – Rules and regulations.

• 2-207 Majority constitutes a quorum.

• 2-208 Robert’s Rules of Order.

• 2-209 Compliance with laws.

• 2-210 Compensation.

• 2-211 Duties.

• 3-1 Running at large generally – Noise creating a public nuisance.

• 3-2 Riding, etc., animals over Colusa drawbridge.

• 3-3 Permitting, etc., animals to estray; driving, etc., animals not hitched to vehicles upon certain public highways.

• 3-4 Leading animals behind automobiles.

• 3-5 Short title.

• 3-6 Definitions.

• 3-7 Dog leash requirements.

• 3-8 Dogs running on lands of nonowner/custodian.

• 3-9 Same – Female dogs in season.

• 3-10 Construction and maintenance of kennels; removing dogs from kennels.

• 3-11 Interfering with, etc., animal control, etc.

• 3-12 Applicability of article to certain nonresident dogs.

• 3-13 Required – Fees.

• 3-13.1 Waiver of fees.

• 3-14 Issuance – License period.

• 3-15 Kennel licenses – Required – Fee.

• 3-16 Same – Compliance with article prerequisite to issuance.

• 3-17 Repealed by Ordinance No. 294.

• 3-18 Sale of licenses by persons other than county animal control officer(s).

• 3-19 License application, form and tags generally.

• 3-20 License tag to be attached to collar of dog.

• 3-21 Obtaining new license when original tag lost.

• 3-22 Unauthorized removal of license tag, etc.

• 3-23 Use of counterfeit or unauthorized license tag.

• 3-24 Keeping, etc., unlicensed dogs and kennels.

• 3-25 County animal control generally.

• 3-26 Repealed by Ordinance No. 294.

• 3-27 Repealed by Ordinance No. 294.

• 3-28 Monthly report and disposition of fees, etc.

• 3-29 Sale or donation of animals for research prohibited.

• 3-30 Supervision and powers and duties of animal control office.

• 3-31 Unlicensed, etc., dogs to be impounded, etc.

• 3-32 Redemption of impounded dogs generally – Pound fees, etc., generally.

• 3-33 Rabies control – Duties of dog owner, etc.

• 3-34 Repealed by Ordinance No. 294.

• 3-35 Same – Vaccination required – Impounding etc., of unvaccinated dogs generally.

• 3-36 Same – Redemption of dogs vaccinated while impounded.

• 3-37 Same – Vaccinated dogs to wear vaccination tag.

• 3-38 Creation and designation of position – Qualifications generally.

• 3-39 Appointment – Term – Duties generally.

• 3-40 Monthly report.

• 4-1 Notice to person arrested to appear in court – Generally.

• 4-2 Same – Copy to be delivered to arrested person; procedure for and release of person arrested from custody.

• 4-3 Same – Duplicate to be filed with magistrate; magistrate to fix bail and indorse notice; procedure when defendant deposits bail and fails to appear.

• 4-4 Same – When warrant for arrest issued.

• 4-5 Violation of promise to appear.

• 4-6 Warrant for arrest generally.

• 4-7 Working prisoners on streets, etc. – Supervisor – To be appointed by sheriff.

• 4-8 Same – Same – Sheriff to control, direct, etc.

• 4-9 Same – Same – To be deputized; manner of working and supervising prisoners generally.

• 4-10 Same – Working adult probationers.

• 4-11 Compensation for counsel assigned to indigent defendants.

• 4-12 General penalty; continuing violations.

• 4-13 (Blank).

• 4-13.1 Work furlough plan for prisoners – Adoption.

• 4-13.2 Same – Sheriff to administer plan.

• 4A-1 Short title.

• 4A-2 Purpose – Statutory authority.

• 4A-3 Penal Code Section 1203.1c adopted by reference.

• 4A-4 Collection of moneys.

• 4A-5 Deposit of moneys.

• 4A-6 Per-day cost – Designated.

• 4A-7 Per-day cost – Board of supervisors determination.

• 4AA-1 Short title.

• 4AA-2 Applicability.

• 4AA-3 Penal Code Section 1209 adopted by reference.

• 4AA-4 Ability to pay; determination hearings.

• 4AA-5 Collection of fees.

• 4AA-6 Deposit of moneys collected.

• 4AA-7 Per-day costs determined.

• 4B-1 Short title.

• 4B-2 Purpose – Statutory authority.

• 4B-3 Government Code Sections 27750 through 27758 adopted by reference.

• 4B-4 Duties and powers of county financial evaluation officer.

• 4B-5 Procedure for seeking reimbursement.

• 4B-6 Effective date.

• 4C-1 Purpose/statutory authority.

• 4C-2 Destruction of county collector files authorized.

• 4D-1 Declaration of legislative intent.

• 4D-2 Referral to county collector.

• 4D-3 Determination of ability to pay.

• 4D-4 Cost.

• 4D-5 Collection.

• 4D-6 Payment schedule.

• 5-1 Short title.

• 5-2 Purpose.

• 5-3 Territorial applicability.

• 5-4 Scope of chapter.

• 5-5 Liability of county.

• 5-6 Administration and enforcement.

• 5-6.1 Interpretations and definitions.

• 5-6.2 Board of supervisors as board of appeals.

• 5-6.3 Persons permitted to appeal.

• 5-6.4 Procedures to appeal and limitation.

• 5-6.5 Costs of expert testimony or services for board of appeals.

• 5-7 Penalties for violation.

• 5-8 California Building Code.

• 5-9 California Mechanical Code.

• 5-10 California Electrical Code.

• 5-11 California Plumbing Code.

• 5-12 California Fire Code.

• 5-13 California Residential Code.

• 5-14 California Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings.

• 5-15 Fire Safety Regulations.

• 5-16 California Energy Code.

• 5-17 California Green Building Standards Code.

• 5-18 California Referenced Standards Code.

• 5-19 California State-Specific Access Codes.

• 5-20 Repealer.

• 5-21 Invalidity.

• 5-22 Enactment.

• 6-1 Purposes.

• 6-2 Definition.

• 6-3 Disaster council membership.

• 6-4 Disaster council powers and duties.

• 6-5 Director and assistant director of emergency services.

• 6-6 Powers and duties of the director and assistant director of emergency services.

• 6-7 Emergency organization.

• 6-8 Emergency plan.

• 6-9 Expenditures.

• 6-10 Punishment of violations.

• 6-11 Repeal of conflicting ordinance.

• 6-12 Severability.

• 6A-1 Title.

• 6A-2 Authorization.

• 6A-3 Purpose.

• 6A-4 Eligibility.

• 6A-5 Written application required.

• 6A-6 Duties of the assessor.

• 6A-7 Notice of appeal rights.

• 6A-8 Appeal by applicant.

• 6A-9 Computation of taxes upon reassessment.

• 6A-10 Refund of excess taxes.

• 6A-11 Review of assessment.

• 6A-12 Severability.

• 6B-1 Title.

• 6B-1.5 Geographical scope.

• 6B-2 Purpose.

• 6B-3 Definitions.

• 6B-4 Administrative authority.

• 6B-5 Permit – Required – Exceptions.

• 6B-5.1 Same – Temporary.

• 6B-5.2 Same – Non-transferable.

• 6B-5.3 Same – Duration.

• 6B-5.4 Same – Fees.

• 6B-5.5 Application for a permit or renewal of a permit.

• 6B-5.6 Investigation by CCEMSA.

• 6B-5.7 Permit – Issuance or denial.

• 6B-5.8 Corrective action – Purpose.

• 6B-5.9 Permit – Denial, revocation, or suspension – Grounds.

• 6B-5.10 Corrective action – Investigation.

• 6B-5.11 Same – Notification.

• 6B-5.12 Same – Hearing.

• 6B-5.13 Permit summary action – Medical director to have authority – Appeals.

• 6B-5.14 Permits – Renewal.

• 6B-5.15 Permits – Amendment.

• 6B-5.16 Conditional operation and temporary variance – Granted when – Validity.

• 6B-5.17 Responsibilities and duties of permittees.

• 6B-5.18 Bonding of applicant.

• 6B-5.19 General liability for vehicle operation – Insurance required.

• 6B-5.20 Medical liability limitations.

• 6B-5.21 Ambulance services not required to secure permits.

• 6B-6 Ambulance staffing – Requirements.

• 6B-6.1 Emergency service availability – Hours of operation.

• 6B-6.2 Ambulance emergency equipment requirements.

• 6B-6.3 Ambulance inspection.

• 6B-6.4 Provision of information by first responders.

• 6B-6.5 Destination of emergency patients.

• 6B-7 Data collection and reporting.

• 6B-7.1 Ambulance based outside Colusa County – Transport of patients permitted when.

• 6B-8 Central dispatch – 911/EMS dispatch responsibility.

• 6B-8.1 Required communication equipment.

• 6B-8.2 Dispatch policy approval.

• 6B-9 Ability to respond – 911/EMS dispatch advisory – Ambulances considered available when.

• 6B-10 City and fire district dispatch.

• 6B-11 Code 3 operation (red light and siren).

• 6B-12 General.

• 6B-13 Ambulance driver provisions.

• 6B-14 Public safety and fire agency certification.

• 6B-15 Fees for certification, authorization, accreditation and recertification.

• 6B-16 Continuing education.

• 6B-17 Cooperation with emergency department.

• 6B-18 Report to appropriate hospital personnel (patient report).

• 6B-19 Policies and procedures.

• 6B-20 Base hospitals.

• 6B-21 Ambulance service franchise agreements.

• 6B-22 Briefing of new employees.

• 6B-23 Emergency and disaster operations.

• 6B-24 User complaints.

• 6B-25 Suspension and revocation of permits or certificates.

• 7-1 Adoption.

• 7-2 Definitions.

• 7-3 Amendments generally.

• 7-3.1 Section 12.107 added – Fireworks – Permit for use or possession.

• 7-3.2 Section 12.108 added – Fireworks – Sale.

• 7-3.3 Section 12.109 added – Fireworks – Permit to sell.

• 7-3.4 Section 12.110 added – Fireworks – Qualified permittees.

• 7-3.5 Section 12.111 added – Fireworks – Application for permit to sell.

• 7-3.6 Section 12.112 added – Fireworks – Operation of stands.

• 7-3.7 Section 12.113 added – Fireworks stands – Requirements generally.

• 7-3.8 Section 12.114 added – Fireworks stands – Safety requirements.

• 7-3.9 Section 12.115 added – Fireworks – Sale and discharge.

• 7-3.12 Section 15.201 added – Tank storage, bulk storage, restricted locations and fire protection.

• 7-4 Section 15.601 added – Location of bulk plants for flammable or combustible liquids.

• 7-5 Section 20.150(a) added – Location of liquified petroleum gas bulk storage containers.

• 7-6 Modifications.

• 7-7 Penalty for violation.

• 7-8 Smoking – Prohibited in certain areas during certain times; where permitted.

• 7-9 Same – Enforcement of preceding section by state forester and U.S. fire officers.

• 7-10 Firebreaks – Necessity declared.

• 7-11 Same – Duty of person in possession, etc., of certain land.

• 7-12 Maintenance of fire extinguishers on grain harvesters.

• 7-13 Fire arresting equipment for use on gas tractors used in harvesting grain.

• 7-14 Same – Inspection.

• 7-15 Firebreak around warehouses, etc., used for storage of grain.

• 7-16 Firebreak around buildings generally.

• 7A-1 Purpose.

• 7A-2 Definitions.

• 7A-3 Requirements.

• 7A-4 Operation.

• 7A-5 Contracts for removal.

• 7C-1 Purpose – Statutory authority.

• 7C-2 Definitions.

• 7C-3 Device registration certificate.

• 7C-4 Application and fees.

• 7C-5 Severability.

• 8-1 Establishment – Named.

• 8-2 Joint operation generally – Ratification of agreements.

• 8-3 Superintendent generally.

• 8-4 Board of directors generally.

• 8-5 Contract for establishment of method and procedure of financing.

• 8-6 Effective date of chapter.

• 9-1 Declaration of necessity.

• 9-2 Compliance with chapter provisions required.

• 9-3 Submittal of plans, maps, fees and other data.

• 9-4 Map and document specifications – Additional data.

• 9-5 Review by department of public works.

• 9-6 Exemptions.

• 9-7 Landowner responsibility – Violations deemed misdemeanors.

• 9A-1 Purpose and intent.

• 9A-2 Definitions.

• 9A-3 Provisions incorporated by reference.

• 9A-4 Scope.

• 9A-5 Vested rights.

• 9A-6 Process.

• 9A-7 Standards for reclamation.

• 9A-8 Statement of responsibility.

• 9A-9 Findings for approval.

• 9A-10 Financial assurances.

• 9A-11 Interim management plans.

• 9A-12 Annual report requirements.

• 9A-13 Inspections.

• 9A-14 Violations and penalties.

• 9A-15 Appeals.

• 9A-16 Fees.

• 9A-17 Mineral resource protection.

• 10-1 Business defined.

• 10-2 Tax and license collector – Designation – Duties – Generally.

• 10-3 Business license – Required.

• 10-4 Unauthorized acts, etc., prohibited.

• 10-5 Application for license – Information etc., to be contained.

• 10-6 Multiple – May include more than one business, proviso; application to be verified.

• 10-7 License – Preparation, issuance and contents generally.

• 10-8 License ledger to be kept by county auditor – Monthly accounting by tax and license collector.

• 10-9 License periods – Payment of license fees – Generally.

• 10-10 Licenses – Posting, exhibiting, etc. – Generally.

• 10-11 Applicability of chapter to certain farmers and manufacturers.

• 10-12 Licenses – Investigation, suspension, cancellation and revocation – Generally.

• 10-13 Licenses – Service of notice provided for in section 10-12.

• 10-14 Schedule of license fees.

• 10-15 Other licenses.

• 10-16 Conducting business after license suspended, revoked, etc.; conducting business without paying annual license fee unlawful.

• 10-17 Penalty for delay in obtaining license and paying fee.

• 10-18 Unpaid license fees recoverable in civil action by county.

• 10-19 Violations of chapter.

• 10-20 Transfer of license on sale.

• 10-21 Affidavit of gross receipts.

• 10-22 Issuance of a license without cost for good cause at the discretion of the license collector.

• 10-23 Temporary business license.

• 10-24 License/treasurer-tax collector may enact administrative regulations implementing this chapter.

• 12-1 Definitions.

• 12-2 Traffic-control devices – Authority of road commissioner to install, etc. – Generally.

• 12-3 Same – Same – When required by state law.

• 12-4 Same – Same – Additional devices.

• 12-5 Enforceability of chapter when signs required.

• 12-6 Center lines and lane markings.

• 12-7 Establishment, designation and maintenance of pedestrian crosswalks.

• 12-8 Pedestrians crossing roadways.

• 12-9 Standing in roadways.

• 12-10 Authority of officials of sheriff’s office and fire department at fires and other emergencies.

• 12-11 Running over, etc., domestic animals.

• 12-11.5 Twenty-five mile per hour prima facie speed limit established for certain roads.

• 12-12 Thirty-five mile per hour prima facie speed limit established for certain roads.

• 12-13 Determination and effective date of preceding section.

• 12-13.5 Speed limit decreases.

• 12-14 When certain provisions of chapter to cease to be operative.

• 12-15 Applicability of certain state law to chapter.

• 12-16 Violations.

• 12-17 Stopping at through streets and intersections; stop signs generally.

• 12-17.1 Through streets.

• 12-17.2 Stop intersections.

• 12-18 Curb markings indicating stopping and parking regulations – Generally.

• 12-19 Same – Obedience to preceding section.

• 12-20, 12-21

• 12-22 – 12-22.3

• 12-23 Definition.

• 12-24 Weight limits – Designated.

• 12-25 Same – When not applicable.

• 12-26 Same – Special permits for overweight vehicles.

• 12-27 Temporary road closings.

• 12-28 Operating tractors, etc., with lugs, cleats, etc.

• 12-29 Definitions.

• 12-30 Purpose.

• 12-31 Application.

• 12-32 Fees and costs.

• 12-33 Retrofitting.

• 12-34 Revocation of route.

• 12-35 Appeal process.

• 12-36 Constitutionality.

• 12A-1 Applicability of provisions and definitions.

• 12A-2 Alley – Blocking prohibited.

• 12A-3 All night parking prohibited on certain streets.

• 12A-4 Angle parking prohibited.

• 12A-5 Parking away from curb prohibited.

• 12A-6 Double parking prohibited.

• 12A-7 Business district – Two-hour parking limit.

• 12A-8 Bus zones.

• 12A-9 Crosswalk parking prohibited.

• 12A-10 Curb zones.

• 12A-11 Designated streets and properties – Parking prohibited.

• 12A-12 Expired registration or license plate tabs – Parking prohibited.

• 12A-13 Disabled parking.

• 12A-14 Driveways – Blocking prohibited.

• 12A-15 Exemption for disabled.

• 12A-16 Fire hydrant – Parking near prohibited.

• 12A-17 Fire lane – Parking prohibited.

• 12A-18 Fire station – Parking near prohibited.

• 12A-19 Parking for display prohibited.

• 12A-20 Intersections – Prohibited parking.

• 12A-21 Parking upon or near railroad track.

• 12A-22 Parking space markings.

• 12A-23 Peddlers and vendors – No parking.

• 12A-24 Repairs in street prohibited.

• 12A-25 Safety zone – No parking.

• 12A-26 Schools – No parking adjacent to.

• 12A-27 Sidewalk access ramp – No parking near.

• 12A-28 Sidewalks – No parking.

• 12A-29 State highways – No parking.

• 12A-30 Freeways – No parking.

• 12A-31 Bridges or overpasses – No parking.

• 12A-32 Street parking over one hundred twenty hours prohibited.

• 12A-33 Temporary parking prohibitions.

• 12A-34 Truck trailers – Prohibited parking.

• 12A-35 Unattended vehicle – Prohibited parking.

• 12A-36 Unattended locked vehicle – Person inside.

• 12A-37 Washing vehicle in street – For profit.

• 12A-38 Enforcement of parking violations.

• 12A-39 Civil penalties.

• 12A-40 Payment procedures.

• 12A-41 Procedures for notice – Processing or appeal of parking violations.

• 12A-42 Constitutionality and conflicts.

• 12B-1 Findings and declarations.

• 12B-2 Interpretation of chapter.

• 12B-3 Applicability.

• 12B-4 Definitions.

• 12B-5 Administration and enforcement.

• 12B-6 Administrative costs.

• 12B-7 Abatement and removal – Authority.

• 12B-8 Abatement and removal – Owner notification.

• 12B-9 Abatement and removal – Hearing.

• 12B-10 Abatement and removal – Hearing decision by sheriff.

• 12B-11 Abatement and removal – Appeal from decision of sheriff.

• 12B-12 Removal and disposal of vehicle or parts.

• 12B-13 Property entry by persons authorized to remove vehicle or parts.

• 12B-14 Abatement and removal – Notification of Department of Motor Vehicles.

• 12B-15 Abatement and removal – Collection of assessed costs.

• 12C-1 Declaration of intent.

• 12C-2 Administration and enforcement.

• 12C-3 Statutory authority.

• 12C-4 Nonexclusive remedy.

• 12C-5 Definitions.

• 12C-6 Presumption of abandonment; removal.

• 12C-7 Abatement and removal; procedure.

• 12C-8 Costs of administration and removal.

• 12D-1 Sight distance obstructions – Prohibited when.

• 12D-2 Same – Nuisance – Enforcement authority.

• 12D-3 New encroachments – Conditions.

• 12D-4 Minimum sight distance – Established.

• 12D-5 Same – Exceptions.

• 12D-6 Same – Waivers.

• 12D-7 Department of public works compliance program – Priorities.

• 12D-8 Liability limitations.

• 12D-9 Enforcement.

• 12D-10 Violation – Remedies.

• 13-1 General provisions – Declaration of policy.

• 13-2 General provisions – Definitions.

• 13-3 General provisions – Violations – Misdemeanors – Miscellaneous.

• 13-4 General provisions – Violations – Additional remedies – Injunctions.

• 13-5 General provisions – Severability.

• 13-6 General restrictions – Noise limits.

• 13-7 General restrictions – Maximum noise limit.

• 13-8 General restrictions – Special provisions.

• 13-9 Motor vehicles – Vehicle repairs.

• 13-10 Amplified sound – Purpose.

• 13-11 Amplified sound – Registration – Required.

• 13-12 Amplified sound – Registration – Optional.

• 13-13 Amplified sound – Registration – Application and issuance.

• 13-14 Amplified sound – Appeals.

• 13-15 Amplified sound – Fees and expiration.

• 13-16 Amplified sound – Regulations – Registration statements.

• 13-17 General noise regulations – General prohibition.

• 13-18 Variances and exceptions – Exception permits.

• 13-19 Regulations not exclusive – Interrelationship of provisions.

• 14-1 Dangerous or deadly weapons – Defined.

• 14-2 Same – Carrying concealed while loitering, etc., generally.

• 14-3 Same – Carrying concealed while loitering about certain places.

• 14-4 Same – Engaging in fight, etc., while carrying, etc.

• 14-5 Same – Possession in automobiles.

• 14-6 Same – Selling, etc., push button or spring blade knife.

• 14-7 False statements, etc. – Unlawful.

• 14-8 Same – Using.

• 14-8.1 Firearms in Arbuckle Utility District – “Firearm” defined.

• 14-8.2 Same – Discharge prohibited.

• 14-8.3 Same – Same – Exceptions.

• 14-8.4 Same – Possession permitted when unloaded or unstrung.

• 14-8.5 Repealed by Ordinance No. 637.

• 14-9 Gambling and gambling houses – Generally.

• 14-10 Same – Visiting, etc., gambling house, etc.

• 14-11 Intoxication – Prohibited in certain places.

• 14-12 Loitering, etc. – On highway, sidewalk, etc., generally.

• 14-13 Same – On approach to church, theatre, etc.

• 14-14 Same – In vicinity of farming operations, etc.

• 14-15 Same – Repealed by Ordinance No. 295.

• 14-15.1 Loitering of minors prohibited.

• 14-15.2 Responsibility of parents, guardians or other adult persons having the care and custody of a minor.

• 14-15.3 Penalties for violation of sections 14-15.1 and 14-15.2.

• 14-16 Unlawful utterances, etc., generally.

• 14-17 Restrictions on usage of East Park Reservoir property.

• 14A-1 Public consumption of alcoholic beverages.

• 15-1 Definitions.

• 15-2 Storing junk generally.

• 15-3 Conducting junk yard, etc., generally.

• 15-4 Daily report of licensees.

• 15-5 Record to be kept by licensee; inspection of record and articles purchased.

• 15-6 When articles acquired by licensees may be sold, etc.

• 15-7 Junk dealer, etc., not to engage in pawnbroking, etc.

• 15-8 Sale of junk by persons under eighteen years of age.

• 15-9. Applicability of chapter to articles traded in.

• 15-10 Duties of county treasurer.

• 15-11 Duties of district attorney.

• 15-12 Violations of chapter.

• 15-13 Licenses required.

• 15-14 Permit to store junk in the open required.

• 15-15 Application for license or permit generally.

• 15-16 Applicant to be fingerprinted and photographed; sheriff’s investigation and report.

• 15-17 Action by board of supervisors upon application.

• 15-18 Licenses to be issued quarterly in advance.

• 15-19 Contents, etc., of license.

• 15-20 Separate license required for each branch, etc.

• 15-21 Posting and possession of licenses; identification cards to be carried by junk yard employees, etc.

• 15-22 Revocation of licenses and permits.

• 15-23 License fees – When and by whom collected.

• 15-24 Same – Due in advance; where payable.

• 15-25 Same – Junk dealer.

• 15-26 Same – Junk collector.

• 15-27 Applicability of licensing provisions to certain charitable, etc., organizations.

• 15-28 Generally.

• 15-29 Application – Where filed; contents.

• 15-30 Same – Fee.

• 15-31 Public hearing – Generally.

• 15-32 Same – Notice of hearing.

• 15-33 Same – May be adjourned.

• 15-34 Grounds for variance enumerated.

• 15-35 Report and recommendations of county planning commission – Generally.

• 15-36 Same – Acceptance or rejection by board of supervisors generally; supplemental report.

• 15-37 Same – Acceptance constitutes the granting of variance, etc.

• 15A-1 Findings and purpose.

• 15A-2 Definitions.

• 15A-3 Regulation of smoking within county building and offices.

• 15A-4 Implementation policy.

• 15A-5 Posting requirements.

• 15A-6 Retaliation prohibited.

• 15A-7 Enforcement.

• 15A-8 Penalties.

• 15A-9 Construction.

• 17-1 Definitions.

• 17-2 Purpose and interpretation of chapter.

• 17-3 Purchases by agency without prior board approval.

• 17-4 Purchases by and with prior approval of board of supervisors; competitive bidding on purchases over five thousand dollars.

• 17-5 Contractual services.

• 17-6 Gratuities.

• 17-7 Unlawful purchases.

• 17-8 Local preference when acquiring services, equipment and/or supplies by purchase or contract.

• 17-9 Special provisions relating to the department of public works only.

• 17A-1 Statutory authority.

• 17A-2 Applicability – Exceptions.

• 18-1 Short title.

• 18-2 Purpose.

• 18-3 Operative date.

• 18-4 Imposition and rate.

• 18-5 Sale consummation place determination.

• 18-6 State law adoption.

• 18-7 Term substitutions.

• 18-8 Seller’s permit requirement.

• 18-9 Exclusions.

• 18-10 Exclusions and exemptions.

• 18-11 Imposition and rate.

• 18-12 State law adoption.

• 18-13 Term substitutions.

• 18-14 Exemptions.

• 18-15 Exemptions.

• 18-16 Credit against taxes.

• 18-17 Application of provisions regarding exclusions, exemptions and credit against taxes.

• 18-18 Enjoining collection prohibited.

• 18-19 State law amendment incorporation.

• 18-20 Chapter inoperative when.

• 18-21 Penalty for violations.

• 18-22 Purpose.

• 18-23 Place of sale.

• 18-24 Transactions and use tax rate.

• 18-25 Adoption of provisions of state law.

• 18-26 Limitations on adoption of state law and collection of taxes.

• 18-27 Permit not required.

• 18-28 Exemption and exclusions.

• 18-29 Amendments to the revenue and taxation code.

• 18-30 Enjoining collection forbidden.

• 18-31 Use of the taxes.

• 18A-1 Short title.

• 18A-2 Definitions.

• 18A-3 Imposition; amount; where payable.

• 18A-4 Persons deemed exempt from tax.

• 18A-5 Collection; advertising that payment of tax not required prohibited.

• 18A-6 Transient occupancy registration certificate.

• 18A-7 Reports and remittances.

• 18A-8 Penalties for failure to remit tax when due.

• 18A-9 Failure of operator to collect and report tax; determination of tax by tax administrator; notice and hearing.

• 18A-10 Appeal.

• 18A-11 Records to be kept for a period of three years.

• 18A-12 Refunds.

• 18A-13 Actions by county to collect tax.

• 18A-14 Violation of provisions of chapter deemed misdemeanor; penalties.

• 18B-1 Purpose and intent.

• 18B-2 Terms of financial assistance and collection.

• 18B-3 Accountability provisions.

• 18B-4 Ballot proposition.

• 19-1 Purpose and intent.

• 19-2 Factual basis for establishing fee.

• 19-3 Computation of fee.

• 19-4 Duties and responsibilities of auditor.

• 19-5 Receipt of fee.

• 19-6 Severability.

• 19A-1 Purpose.

• 19A-2 System description.

• 19A-3 System maps.

• 19A-4 Administration.

• 19A-5 Assignment of numbers.

• 19A-6 Display of numbers.

• 19A-7 Penalties.

• 19A-8 Appeals.

• 19A-9 Validity.

• 20-1 Short title; adoption authority.

• 20-2 Imposition – Rate.

• 20-3 Payment.

• 20-4 Exemptions from tax – Instruments to secure debts.

• 20-5 Same – Public agencies.

• 20-6 Same – Plans of reorganization or adjustment.

• 20-7 Same – Orders of Securities and Exchange Commission.

• 20-8 Same – Partnerships.

• 20-9 Same – City tax credit.

• 20-10 Refunds.

• 20-11 County recorder to report proceeds; allocation of funds.

• 20-12 Transfers unrecordable unless tax paid.

• 20-13 Claims for refunds.

• 20-14 Interpretation by recorder.

• 20-15 Recorder may require production of records.

• 20-16 Intentional misstatements a misdemeanor.

• 20-16.1 Tax roll parcel number.

• 20-17 Operative date.

• 20A-1 Short title; adoption authority.

• 20A-2 Collection of charges.

• 20A-3 Written report.

• 20A-4 Notice of hearing to determine objections and protests.

• 20A-5 Hearing on objections and protests.

• 20A-6 Collection of charges; applicable law.

• 20A-7 Relation of rate to benefit in certain cases.

• 21-1 Definitions – Food handling establishment.

• 21-2 Same – Utensils.

• 21-3 Same – Operator.

• 21-4 Same – Employee.

• 21-5 Same – Health officer.

• 21-6 Same – Person; gender; singular and plural.

• 21-7 Certificate of inspection – Operative date.

• 21-8 Same – Application.

• 21-9 Permits – Suspension or revocation – Notice.

• 21-10 Same – Same – Establishment closed while in effect.

• 21-11 Same – Same – Appeal.

• 21-12 Same – Issuance; standards.

• 21-13 Inspection of food handling establishments.

• 21-14 Bacterial examination of eating and drinking utensils.

• 21-15 Examination and condemnation of unwholesome, adulterated or misbranded food or drink.

• 21-16 Examination and rejection of damaged, broken, unfit or unsuitable equipment or utensils.

• 21-17 List of employees.

• 21-18 Notification of disease.

• 21-19 Food handlers.

• 22-1 Purpose and applicability of chapter.

• 22-2 Definitions.

• 22-3 Limitation of use.

• 22-4 Site area requirements.

• 22-5 Construction standards; registration required.

• 22-6 Storage of unoccupied mobile homes.

• 22-7 Use as construction office, machine shop or storage room.

• 22-8 Use by agricultural employees; permits.

• 22-9 Temporary use permits.

• 22-10 Existing mobile homes; permit required; compliance with chapter; variances.

• 22-11 Use permits.

• 22-12 Application procedures.

• 22-13 Use permit fees.

• 22-14 Enforcement.

• 22-15 Appeals.

• 22-16 Compliance with chapter.

• 23-1 Breeding place of flies defined.

• 23-2 Public nuisance.

• 23-3 Inspection by health officer.

• 23-4 Right of entry for inspection – Penalty for refusal.

• 23-5 Identification for inspectors.

• 23-6 Notice to abate nuisance.

• 23-7 Notice of intention to abate nuisance – Liability for the costs to abate – Hearing.

• 23-8 Penalty.

• 23-9 Other remedies not excluded.

• 23-10 Enactment.

• 24-1 Definitions.

• 24-2 Exclusive use of telephone facilities.

• 24-3 Franchise to operate.

• 24-4 Uses permitted by grantee.

• 24-5 Duration of franchise.

• 24-6 Franchise payments.

• 24-7 Limitations of franchise.

• 24-8 Rights reserved by the county.

• 24-9 Permits, installation and service.

• 24-10 Location of property of grantee.

• 24-11 Removal and abandonment of property of grantee.

• 24-12 Changes required by public improvements.

• 24-13 Failure to perform street work.

• 24-14 Faithful performance bond.

• 24-15 Indemnification of county.

• 24-16 Inspection of property and records.

• 24-17 Operational standards.

• 24-18 Miscellaneous provisions.

• 24-19 Use of utility poles and facilities – Agreement.

• 24-20 Application for franchise.

• 24-21 Franchise renewal.

• 24-22 Acceptance and effective date of franchise.

• 24-23 Violations.

• 24-24 Severability.

• 24-25 Enactment.

• 25-1 Definitions.

• 25-2 Hearing by the county planning commission.

• 25-3 Public hearing by board.

• 25-4 Board may designate underground utility districts by resolution.

• 25-5 Unlawful acts.

• 25-6 Exception – Emergency or unusual circumstances.

• 25-7 Other exceptions.

• 25-8 Notice to property owners and utility companies.

• 25-9 Responsibility of utility companies.

• 25-10 Responsibility of property owners.

• 25-11 Responsibility of county.

• 25-12 Extension of time.

• 25-13 Penalty.

• 25-14 Constitutionality.

• 25-15 Enactment.

• 26-1 Outdoor assembly defined.

• 26-2 Application for license and fee.

• 26-3 Same – Fixing time for hearing, investigation and report.

• 26-4 Same – Hearing.

• 26-5 Same – Issuance of license.

• 26-6 Same – Exemptions from application and license fee payments.

• 26-7 Same – Revocation of license.

• 26-8 Nontransferable.

• 26-9 Exemptions from licensing requirements.

• 26-10 Penalties for violation.

• 26-11 Purpose of chapter.

• 26-12 Severability – Validity.

• 26-13 Repeal of conflicting ordinances.

• 26-14 Effective date.

• 27-1 Establishment.

• 27-2 Purpose.

• 27-3 Membership and appointment.

• 27-4 Assistance from county departments and agencies.

• 27-5 Expense reimbursements.

• 27-6 Effective date.

• 29-1 Definitions.

• 29-2 Emergency work.

• 29-3 Permit.

• 29-4 Public safety.

• 29-5 Traffic.

• 29-6 Standards and specifications.

• 29-7 Inspection and fees.

• 29-8 Work by county forces.

• 29-9 Security for fees and performance.

• 29-10 Liability.

• 29-10.1 Insurance.

• 29-11 Blanket permits.

• 29-12 Subsequent alteration of encroachment.

• 29-13 Severability.

• 29-14 Penalties.

• 30-1 Short title.

• 30-2 Purpose.

• 30-3 Applicability.

• 30-4 Definitions.

• 30-5 Administration and use of airport rules and regulations.

• 30-6 Hours of operation.

• 30-7 Closure of airport or suspension of operations.

• 30-8 Permit required for revenue-producing commercial activities.

• 30-9 Registration of aircraft stored or based at airport – User obligation.

• 30-10 Liability insurance for aircraft based at airport.

• 30-11 Storage and parking of aircraft.

• 30-12 Unattended aircraft.

• 30-13 Traffic pattern.

• 30-14 Operating regulations generally.

• 30-15 Unnecessary noise prohibited.

• 30-16 Starting aircraft engines.

• 30-17 Taxiing or moving aircraft.

• 30-18 Maintenance of aircraft or vehicle.

• 30-19 Aircraft equipped with a tailskid.

• 30-20 Fueling or defueling of aircraft.

• 30-21 Fuel sales.

• 30-22 Accidents.

• 30-23 Restricted areas.

• 30-24 Entry upon runway, runway enclosure or airport.

• 30-25 Vehicle and traffic operations.

• 30-26 Fire prevention regulations.

• 30-27 Firearms.

• 30-28 Animals.

• 30-29 Dumping refuse.

• 30-30 Prohibited activities.

• 30-31 Fees.

• 31-1 Purpose.

• 31-2 Artificial application of pollen prohibited.

• 31-3 Penalty for violation.

• 32-1 General.

• 32-2 Precollection and storage practices.

• 32-3 Waste removal time periods.

• 32-4 Waste ownership and responsibility.

• 32-5 Waste collection.

• 32-6 Transfer station services.

• 32-7 Waste disposal.

• 32-8 Solid waste financing.

• 32-9 Penalties, etc.

• 33-1.1 Statutory authorization.

• 33-1.2 Findings of fact.

• 33-1.3 Statement of purpose.

• 33-1.4 Methods of reducing flood losses.

• 33-2.1 Definitions.

• 33-3.1 Lands to which this chapter applies.

• 33-3.2 Basis for establishing the areas of special flood hazard.

• 33-3.3 Compliance.

• 33-3.4 Abrogation and greater restrictions.

• 33-3.5 Interpretation.

• 33-3.6 Warning and disclaimer of liability.

• 33-3.7 Severability.

• 33-4.1 Establishment of development permit.

• 33-4.2 Designation of the floodplain administrator.

• 33-4.3 Duties and responsibilities of the floodplain administrator.

• 33-4.4 Appeals.

• 33-5.1 Standards of construction.

• 33-5.2 Standards for utilities.

• 33-5.3 Standards for subdivisions.

• 33-5.4 Standards for manufactured homes.

• 33-5.5 Standards for recreational vehicles.

• 33-5.6 Floodways.

• 33-5.9 Flood-related erosion-prone areas.

• 33-6.1 Nature of variances.

• 33-6.2 Appeal board.

• 33-6.3 Conditions for variances.

• 33-7.1 Noncompliance.

• 34-1 Statement of intent.

• 34-2 Definition of agriculture.

• 34-3 Provisions of Colusa County’s right to farm ordinance.

• 35-1 Intent of provisions.

• 35-2 Definitions and interpretations.

• 35-3 Permit applications – When required – Penalty – Exception.

• 35-4 Permit application procedure.

• 35-5 Permit filing fees.

• 35-6 Permit conditions.

• 35-7 Permit – Denial.

• 35-8 Permit – Expiration.

• 35-9 Permit – Suspension and revocation.

• 35-10 Well standards.

• 35-11 Variances.

• 35-12 Special circumstances.

• 35-13 Intent of chapter not compromised.

• 35-14 Special groundwater protection.

• 35-15 Inspections generally.

• 35-16 Initial inspection.

• 35-17 Inspection of well seal.

• 35-18 Final inspection.

• 35-19 Waiver of inspections.

• 35-20 Completion reports generally.

• 35-21 Submittal of state “Report of Completion.”

• 35-22 Completion reports – Confidentiality.

• 35-23 Completion reports – Other agency’s requirements.

• 35-24 Appeals – Right of hearing.

• 35-25 Appeals – Action by the board.

• 35-26 Right of entry and inspection.

• 35-27 Abatement of abandoned wells.

• 35-28 Violation a misdemeanor.

• 35-29 Civil enforcement – Notice of violation.

• 35-30 Civil enforcement – Nuisance.

• 35-31 Remedies cumulative.

• 35-32 Reports to the regional board.

• 37-1 School-related capital infrastructure.

• 37-2 Development costs as mitigation of school-related impacts.

• 37-3 Mitigation costs.

• 37-4 Determination of mitigation costs by planning agency in absence of agreement.

• 37-5 Procedure for payment of mitigation costs.

• 38-1 Purpose.

• 38-2 Definitions.

• 38-3 Establishment of fees.

• 38-4 Expenditure and reimbursement of fees.

• 38-5 Fee payment.

• 38-6 Fire protection district development impact fees.

• 39-1 Title for citation – Statutory authority.

• 39-2 Purpose of provisions.

• 39-3 Definitions.

• 39-4 Consistency with general plan requirements.

• 39-5 Applicability of chapter provisions.

• 39-6 Filing procedure – Information required.

• 39-7 Filing – Fees.

• 39-8 Same – Expiration and extensions.

• 39-9 Same – Rights conferred – Conditions and duration of approval.

• 39-10 Development inconsistent with zoning provisions – Conditional approval.

• 39-11 Applications inconsistent with current policies.

• 40-1 Findings and declarations of the board of supervisors.

• 40-2 Authority.

• 40-3 Fee imposed.

• 40-4 Definitions.

• 40-5 Fee structure.

• 40-6 Billing.

• 40-7 Actions to collect.

• 40-8 Waiver of fee.

• 41-1 Purpose and intent.

• 41-2 Environmental policy.

• 41-3 Objectives of environmental planning and review.

• 41-4 Criteria and procedures.

• 41-5 General requirements.

• 42-1 Purpose.

• 42-2 Nuisance defined.

• 42-3 Authorized things not nuisances.

• 42-4 Enforcement officer.

• 42-5 Right of entry and inspection.

• 42-6 Investigation.

• 42-7 Hearing scheduling and notice.

• 42-8 Hearing – Determination – Abatement order.

• 42-9 Abatement.

• 42-10 Court appeal.

• 42-11 Costs – Certification – Interest.

• 42-12 Costs – Special assessment.

• 42-13 Other remedies unimpaired.

• 43-1 Findings and purpose.

• 43-2 Definitions.

• 43-3 Permit required for export for use outside county.

• 43-4 Exclusions from permit requirements.

• 43-5 Administrative structure.

• 43-6 Application for a permit.

• 43-7 Procedures for processing.

• 43-8 Public review concerning issuance of permit.

• 43-9 Findings required for permit approval or denial by the commission.

• 43-10 Conditions of permit approval.

• 43-11 Reapplication after commission denial.

• 43-12 Appeal of commission action on application.

• 43-13 Challenge to approved permit.

• 43-14 Permit term.

• 43-15 Limitation of permit.

• 43-16 Severability.

• 43-17 Violations.

• 45-1 Purpose, applicability and responsibility.

• 45-2 Colusa County is an equal opportunity employer.

• 45-3 Classified service.

• 45-4 Categories of employment.

• 45-5 Recruitment.

• 45-6 Discipline.

• 45-7 Layoffs.

• 45-8 An employee of Colusa County has the right.

• 45-8.1 To be paid.

• 45-8.2 To participate in health and welfare benefit plans.

• 45-8.3 To take time off work for holidays or be compensated.

• 45-8.4 To accumulate and use vacation leave with pay.

• 45-8.5 To accumulate and use sick leave with pay.

• 45-8.6 To appropriate salary adjustments upon change in status.

• 45-8.7 To be considered for step increases in pay.

• 45-8.8 To have performance evaluated.

• 45-8.9 To be coached in the performance of job duties.

• 45-8.10 To take leaves.

• 45-8.11 To work in a work environment where violence, the threat of violence or bullying is responded to promptly.

• 45-8.12 To work in a neutral work environment free of discrimination.

• 45-8.13 To seek assistance in dealing with an alcohol or drug usage problem voluntarily before it becomes a subject of discipline.

• 45-8.14 To use county equipment with no expectation of privacy.

• 45-8.15 To outside employment.

• 45-8.16 To leave the county’s employ.

• 45-8.17 To be reemployed.

• 45-8.18 To view his/her personnel file.

• 45-8.19 To negotiate about wages, hours and working conditions as part of a recognized exclusive employee organization.

• 45-9 Employee-employer rights.

• 45-9.1 Management rights.

• 45-9.2 Employee rights.

• 45-9.3 Bargaining representative recognition petition.

• 45-9.4 Appropriate unit determination.

• 45-9.5 Recognition of an exclusive representative.

• 45-9.6 Decertification.

• 45-9.7 Modification of representation units.

• 45-9.8 Employee organization rights.

• 45-9.9 Mediation and fact-finding.

• 45-9.10 Unfair labor practices.

• 45-9.11 Grievance procedure.

• 45-10 Notice.

• 45-11 Interpretation and administration.

• 45-12 Definitions.

• 1.01 Findings.

• 2.01 Interpretation.

• 2.02 Governmental units.

• 2.03 Definitions.

• 3.01 Establishment of zoning districts.

• 3.02 Location and boundaries of zones.

• 3.03 Official zoning maps.

• 3.04 Identification of official zoning maps.

• 3.05 Changes in official zoning maps.

• 3.06 Rules for interpretation of zoning district boundaries.

• 3.07 Application of zoning district regulations.

• 4.01 Agriculture preserve or A-P zone.

• 4.02 Exclusive agriculture or E-A zone.

• 4.03 Upland conservation or U-C zone.

• 4.04 Rural residential or R-R zone.

• 4.05 Residential single-family or R-1 zone.

• 4.06 Residential two-family or R-2 zone.

• 4.07 Residential multiple family or R-3 zone.

• 4.08 Apartment-professional or R-4 zone.

• 4.09 Neighborhood commercial or C-1 zone.

• 4.10 Community commercial or C-2 zone.

• 4.11 Highway service commercial or C-H zone.

• 4.12 Industrial or M zone.

• 4.13 Floodway or F-W zone.

• 4.14 Floodplain or F-P zone.

• 4.15 Open space or O-S zone.

• 4.16 General recreation or G-R zone.

• 4.17 Airport or A-V zone.

• 4.18 Public facilities or P-F zone.

• 5.01 Planned development or P-D zone.

• 5.02 Initiation of planned development.

• 5.03 Application for planned development use permit.

• 5.04 Approval.

• 5.05 Modification of final development plan.

• 5.06 Uses.

• 5.07 Development standards.

• 6.01 Applicability.

• 6.02 Accessory uses.

• 6.03 Issuance of use permits for certain uses.

• 6.04 Animals and animal shelters.

• 6.05 Height limitations and modifications.

• 6.06 Home occupations.

• 6.07 Public utility buildings and uses.

• 6.08 Quasi-public uses.

• 6.09 Surface mining.

• 6.10 Signs.

• 6.11 Barriers for Swimming Pools, Spas and Hot Tubs.

• 6.11.1 General.

• 6.11.2 Definitions.

• 6.11.3 Requirements.

• 6.11.4 Indoor swimming pool.

• 6.12 Tract offices.

• 6.13 Yards and lot dimensions.

• 7.01 Ordinance may be amended.

• 7.02 Amendment procedure.

• 7.03 Public hearing by planning commission.

• 7.04 Public notice.

• 7.05 Affected parties heard.

• 7.06 Planning commission report.

• 7.07 Public hearing by board of supervisors.

• 7.08 Affected parties heard; time limit on hearing.

• 7.09 Board of supervisors to await planning commission report.

• 7.10 Board of supervisors, nonaction is denial.

• 7.11 Notification of county assessor upon changed zoning of property.

• 7.12 Amendment of inconsistent provisions created by amendment to general plan.

• 7.13 Granted on specific findings.

• 7.14 Application; fee; form.

• 7.15 Review of application.

• 7.16 Public notice.

• 7.17 Affected parties; time limit on hearing.

• 7.18.1 Zoning administrator to report findings; nonaction is approval; appeal to planning commission; time for appeal.

• 7.18.2 Planning commission to report findings; nonaction is approval; time for appeal.

• 7.19 Notification of county assessor when variance granted.

• 7.20 Granting of use permits.

• 7.21 Application; fee; form.

• 7.22 Review of application.

• 7.22.1 Duties of zoning administrator.

• 7.23 Public notice.

• 7.24 Affected parties; time limit on hearing.

• 7.25.1 Zoning administrator to report findings; nonaction is approval; time for appeal.

• 7.25.2 Planning commission to report findings; nonaction is approval; time for appeal.

• 7.26 Notification of county assessor when use permit granted.

• 7.27 Conditions.

• 7.28 Findings.

• 7.29 Revocation.

• 7.30 Provisions.

• 7.30.1 Purpose.

• 7.30.2 Nonconforming uses defined.

• 7.30.3 Types of nonconforming uses.

• 7.30.4 Continued use of a legal nonconforming use.

• 7.30.5 Change or expansion of nonconforming use.

• 7.30.6 Residential substitution permitted.

• 7.30.7 Maintenance and repairs for safety.

• 7.30.8 Construction – Use permits – Amendments.

• 7.30.9 Nonconforming parcels of record.

• 7.30.10 Abandonment of nonconforming use.

• 7.30.11 Restoration of nonconforming buildings or structures.

• 7.30.12 Restoration of nonconforming uses.

• 7.30.13 Nonconforming building or structure – Relocation.

• 7.30.14 Nonconforming use and building – Additions, enlargements, repairs.

• 7.40 Appeals of decisions of the planning commission.

• 7.41 Appeals of decisions of the zoning administrator.

• 7.42 Application fee.

• 8.01 General.

• 8.02 Industrial.

• 8.03 Commercial.

• 8.04 Business and professional uses (in residential and residential mix zones).

• 8.05 Development standards for multiple-family dwellings, condominiums, townhouses, row houses and cluster developments.

• 8.06 Mobile home park standards.

• 8.07 Parking and loading facilities.

• 8.08 Fire safe guides.

• 8.09 Lurline area development standards.

• 8.10 Hillside standards.

• 9.01 Permits, certificates or licenses not to be issued in contravention of ordinance.

• 9.02 Penalties for violations.

• 9.03 Buildings or uses contrary to ordinance are nuisances.

• 9.04 Remedies cumulative.

• 9.05 Director to enforce ordinance.

• 10.01 Repeals Ord. 246 and 311.

• 11.01 Separability clause.

• 11.02 Effective date.

• 1 Purpose.

• 2 Short title.

• 3 Definitions.

• 4 Zones enumerated; airport zoning map approved and adopted.

• 5 Zone boundaries; height limits.

• 6 Use restrictions.

• 7 Nonconforming uses.

• 8 Administrative agency.

• 9 Permits.

• 10 Variances.

• 11 Violations.

• 12 Penalty.

• 13 Conflicting regulations.

• 14 Validity.

• 15 Notice.

• 1 Purpose and effect.

• 1.01 Purpose.

• 1.02 Applicability.

• 1.03 Reversion to acreage.

• 1.04 Nonapplicability to previous actions and agreements.

• 1.05 Conformance required.

• 1.06 Compliance required before certain transactions.

• 1.07 Short title.

• 2 Definitions.

• 2.01 Advisory agency.

• 2.02 Appeal board.

• 2.03 Building official.

• 2.04 County engineer.

• 2.05 Health officer.

• 2.06 County planner.

• 2.07 Engineers.

• 2.08 Lease.

• 2.09 Maps.

• 2.10 Map act.

• 2.11 Owner.

• 2.12 Plans.

• 2.13 Streets.

• 2.14 Subdivider.

• 2.15 Subdivision.

• 2.16 Subdivision standards.

• 2.17 Surveyor.

• 2.18 Technical advisory committee.

• 3 General procedures.

• 3.01 Actions subject to ordinance.

• 3.02 Preliminary map.

• 3.03 Tentative map.

• 3.04 Final map.

• 3.05 Parcel map.

• 4 General requirements.

• 4.01 Special assessment districts required when special services proposed.

• 4.02 Reasons for denial of tentative, final or parcel map approval.

• 4.03 Final map approval for any “Land Project.”

• 4.04 Final map approval granted upon substantial compliance with previously approved tentative map.

• 4.05 Submittal and processing of proposed subdivisions.

• 5. Specific procedures – Final maps, parcel maps and lot line adjustments.

• 5.01 Generally.

• 5.02 Preliminary map – Form and content.

• 5.03 Preliminary map – Required when.

• 5.04 Preliminary map – Dimensions, scale and content.

• 5.05 Preliminary map – Processing.

• 5.06 Preliminary map – Planning commission action.

• 5.07 Tentative map as preliminary map.

• 5.08 Tentative map – Form and content.

• 5.09 Tentative map – Information required.

• 5.10 Tentative map – Statements required.

• 5.11 Tentative map – Documents required.

• 5.12 Preliminary soils report.

• 5.13 Tentative map – Submittal and processing.

• 5.14 Tentative map – Distribution to interested agencies or officials.

• 5.15 Tentative map – Review and report by agencies, departments and officials.

• 5.16 Tentative map – Committee discussion with subdivider.

• 5.17 Tentative map – Official filing.

• 5.18 Tentative map – Committee report.

• 5.19 Tentative map – Consideration by planning commission.

• 5.20 Tentative map – Attributes considered by planning commission.

• 5.21 Tentative map – Public facility or use requirements.

• 5.22 Tentative map – Rights of direct access to streets or highways.

• 5.23 Tentative map – Action by planning commission.

• 5.24 Tentative map – Appeal by subdivider.

• 5.25 Tentative map – Approval status specified by appeal board action.

• 5.26 Tentative map – Subdivider action after approval.

• 5.27 Work must be approved and authorized before commencement.

• 5.28 Final map – Preparation and submittal.

• 5.29 Final map – Time extension.

• 5.30 Final map – Termination of proceedings.

• 5.31 Final map – Information and documents required for submittal to county engineer.

• 5.32 Final map – Form and content.

• 5.33 Final map – Processing and approval.

• 5.34 Parcel map – Submittal.

• 5.35 Parcel map – Form and content.

• 5.36 Parcel map – Processing.

• 5.37 Correction and amendment of maps.

• 5.38 Reversion to acreage and exclusions.

• 5.39 Lot line adjustments/submittal and processing.

• 6 General subdivision regulations.

• 6.01 Conformance required.

• 6.02 Requirements are minimum and may be made more restrictive.

• 6.03 Streets and highways.

• 6.04 Easements.

• 6.05 Lots.

• 6.06 Walkways.

• 6.07 Watercourses.

• 6.08 Land subject to inundation.

• 6.09 Fees for filing, checking and inspection.

• 7 Improvements.

• 7.01 Generally.

• 7.02 Subdivision standards – Content.

• 7.03 Documents required.

• 7.04 Request for change of zoning may be required.

• 7.05 Private streets.

• 7.06 Special features.

• 7.07 Subdivisions of four or less parcels – Conditions.

• 7.08 Subdivisions of four or less parcels – Improvement security.

• 8 Agreement for completion of improvements.

• 8.01 Terms of agreement.

• 9 Bonds for completion of improvements.

• 9.01 Security – Required.

• 9.02 Security – Release.

• 10 Exceptions.

• 10.01 Recommendation by committee.

• 10.02 Application – Grounds for exception.

• 10.03 Report by committee for planning commission – Content.

• 10.04 Amendment required for parcel map waiver.

• 11 Appeals.

• 11.01 Appeal from action of committee.

• 11.02 Appeal from planning commission action.

• 11.03 Hearing.

• 11.04 Consideration by board of supervisors.

• 11.05 Decision.

• 12 Enforcement and penalties.

• 12.01 Violation – Penalty.

• 12.02 Effect of deed, sale, contract, etc. made contrary to ordinance provisions.

• 13 Validity and conflict.

• 13.01 Severability.

• 13.02 More restrictive of conflicting provisions to apply.