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Title III — LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT›Division 2›Chapter 8.1›Article III — DRAINAGE FEES

3-4. Erosion and Water Pollution

Humboldt County Zoning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-09 · Humboldt County

It is the policy of Humboldt County that erosion or water pollution pertaining to or resulting from the construction of highways or roadways is to be held to a practical minimum and shall be temporary in nature.

The examples of Best Management Practices found within the appendix to theCounty Grading, Excavation, Erosion and Sediment Control regulations (Section 331-14) may be proposed by applicants or utilized by County staff in the conditioning of any development related application or approval pursuant to the County Subdivision Regulations. (Ord. 2275, § 1, 5/28/2002)

The Humboldt County Code is current through Ordinance 2784, passed March 10, 2026.

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▸ Contents — Humboldt County Zoning Code
Humboldt County Zoning Code
  1. Title III
  2. ▸ Title III — LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT
    Overview
    1. ▸ Division 2
      Overview
      1. Chapter 2.5 — Design for Solar Access
      2. Chapter 9 — Development Impact Fee Mill Creek Marketplace
      3. Chapter 2.5 — DESIGN FOR SOLAR ACCESS
      4. Chapter 3.5
      5. Chapter 5 — ACTION ON TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAPS
      6. Chapter 5.5 — LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT
      7. Chapter 6 — FINAL AND PARCEL MAPS
      8. Chapter 7 — REVERSION TO ACREAGE BY FINAL MAP OR PARCEL MAP
      9. Chapter 7.5 — MERGER OF PARCELS
      10. Chapter 8 — ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION
      11. ▸ Chapter 8.1
        Overview
        1. Article I — ADOPTION OF PLAN; APPLICATION; FINDINGS; DEFINITIONS
        2. Article II — MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
        3. ▸ Article III — DRAINAGE FEES
          Overview
          1. 1-1. Administration
          2. 1-2. Maintainability
          3. 2-1. Basic Design Objectives
          4. 2-2. Design Speed
          5. 3-1. Access Openings
          6. 3-2. Driveways
          7. 3-3. Scenic Values in Planning and Design
          8. 3-4. Erosion and Water Pollution
          9. 4-1. Integrating the County Classification System into the Roa…
          10. 4-2. Guidelines for Determining Roadway Categories
          11. 5-2. Circulation Element
          12. 5-3. Centerlines
          13. 5-4. Non-Access Strips
          14. 5-5. Street Center Sections
          15. 6-1. Street Names
          16. 6-2. Signs
          17. 7-1. General
          18. 7-2. Exceptions to Lot Frontage Requirements
          19. 7-3. Double Frontage Lots
          20. 7-4. Corner Lots
          21. 7-5. Preservation of Ecological and Scenic Features
          22. 8-1. Sewer Connections
          23. 8-2. Water
          24. 8-4. Deeded Water Rights
      12. Chapter 9 — DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEE MILL CREEK MARKETPLACE
      13. Chapter 9.1
      14. Chapter 10 — FIRE DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES
    2. Division 3
    3. Division 4
    4. Division 5
    5. Division 6
    6. Division 7
    7. Division 8
    8. Division 9
    9. Division 10
    10. Division 11

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