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Sec. 1.02. - Adoption.

Colusa County Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-07 · Colusa County

There is hereby adopted a Zoning Ordinance for the City of Colusa, as provided by Section 65000 et seq. of the Government Code of the State of California. This ordinance constitutes a precise plan for the use of land in conformity with the adopted City of Colusa General Plan.

Sec. 1.03. - Short title.

This ordinance shall be known and cited as the "Zoning Ordinance of the City of Colusa." In any administrative action taken by any public official under the authority set forth in the ordinance the use of the term "zoning ordinance," unless further modified shall also refer to and mean this ordinance.

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▸ Contents — Colusa County Zoning Code
Colusa County Zoning Code
  1. Sec. 1.02. - Adoption.
  2. Sec. 1.04. - Purpose of the plan.
  3. Sec. 2.02. - Special combining districts.
  4. Sec. 11.01. - Regulations generally.
  5. Sec. 21.5.12. - Record keeping.
  6. Sec. 21.5.18. - Medical and personal cannabis maximum limitati…
  7. Sec. 22.01. - Regulations generally.
  8. Sec. 30.01. - Purposes.
  9. Sec. 31.04. - Prohibited signs.
  10. Sec. 32.07. - Yards.
  11. Sec. 32.08. - Height exceptions.
  12. Sec. 32.09. - Exceptions—District agricultural association.
  13. Sec. 33.01. - Major use permits.
  14. Sec. 35.02. - Changes from one nonconforming use to another.
  15. Sec. 37.03. - Violations.
  16. Sec. 39.01. - Statutory authorization, findings of fact, purpo…
  17. Sec. 39.04. - Administration.
  18. Sec. 41.02. - Implementation.
  19. Sec. 41.04. - Allowed incentives or concessions.
  20. Sec. 41.5.01. - Regulations generally.
  21. Sec. 49.04. - Accessory dwelling units—Application and process…
  22. Sec. 49.10. - Architectural objective.
  23. Sec. 49.20. - Deed restrictions.

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