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Title 17 — ZONING›Chapter 17.46 — RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES

§ 17.72

Clayton Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-08 · Clayton

17.72.010 - Nuisance Declared— Remedies Cumulative.

A.

No land in the incorporated area of the city shall be used for any purpose not permitted under this title nor shall any building or structure be erected, constructed, altered, moved or maintained contrary to this title. Any use of land, building, or structure contrary to this title is unlawful and a public nuisance.

B.

The remedies provided for in this chapter shall be cumulative and not exclusive.

17.72.020 - Violation—Penalty.

Any person violating this title is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction shall be punishable by a fine of not more than one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) or by imprisonment in the county jail for not more than six (6) months, or by both.

(Ord. 451, 2013)

Chapter 17.76 - OPEN STORAGE[[3]]

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State Law reference— For statutory provisions authorizing cities to regulate the use of lots, yards, and other open spaces, see Gov't Code Sec. 65850.

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  1. ▸ Title 17 — ZONING
    Overview
    1. § 17.04
    2. § 17.08
    3. § 17.12
    4. § 17.16
    5. § 17.20
    6. § 17.22
    7. § 17.24
    8. § 17.28
    9. § 17.30
    10. § 17.32
    11. § 17.33
    12. § 17.34
    13. § 17.36
    14. § 17.37
    15. § 17.38
    16. § 17.40
    17. § 17.42
    18. § 17.44
    19. ▸ Chapter 17.46 — RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES
      Overview
      1. § 17.47
      2. § 17.48
      3. § 17.52
      4. § 17.56
      5. § 17.60
      6. § 17.64
      7. § 17.68
      8. § 17.70
      9. § 17.71
      10. § 17.72
      11. § 17.76
      12. § 17.78
      13. § 17.80
      14. § 17.90
      15. § 17.92
      16. § 17.95

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