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Title III›Division 1 — PLANNING›Part 2 — REGULATIONS FOR THE COMBINING ZONES

32.1 Q - QUALIFIED

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

The Qualified Combining Zone is intended to be combined with any principal zone in situations where sound and orderly planning indicate that specified principal permitted uses or conditional uses otherwise allowed under the principal zone may be limited or not be allowed with or without a Use Permit, or development standards/

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

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Title III Land Use and Development | Humboldt County Code

restrictions can be added, deleted or modified to implement the General Plan or to implement CEQA mitigation or to limit additional entitlements. The qualified uses shall be specified in the ordinance applying the Q Zone to specific property. (Former Section INL#315-6; Ord. 1103, Sec. 1, 9/21/76, Amended by Ord. 2297; 3/25/03)

314-33 “R” Combining Zone Designations

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Humboldt County Zoning Code
  1. ▸ Title III
    Overview
    1. ▸ Division 1 — PLANNING
      Overview
      1. Chapter 2 — ADMINISTRATION, PROCEDURES, AMENDMENTS AND ENFORCE…
      2. Chapter 1
      3. Chapter 2
      4. Chapter 3
      5. Part 1 — PRINCIPAL ZONES
      6. Part 2 — SPECIAL AREA COMBINING ZONES
      7. Part 1 — USES AND ACTIVITIES
      8. Part 2 — STRUCTURES AND FACILITIES
      9. Part 3 — DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
      10. Part 4 — REGULATIONS THAT APPLY IN SENSITIVE HABITATS AND HAZA…
      11. Part 5 — NONCONFORMING USES AND STRUCTURES
      12. Part 1 — CLASSIFICATION OF USE TYPES
      13. Part 2 — GLOSSARY OF USE TYPES
      14. Part 1 — PRINCIPAL ZONES
      15. ▸ Part 2 — REGULATIONS FOR THE COMBINING ZONES
        Overview
        1. 15.1 APPLICABILITY
        2. 15.2 SPECIAL AREA COMBINING ZONES AND RESPECTIVE DESIGNATIONS
        3. 16.1 AP - AIRPORT SAFETY REVIEW
        4. 17.1 B - SPECIAL BUILDING SITE
        5. 19.1 D - DESIGN CONTROL
        6. 21.1 F - FLOOD HAZARD AREAS
        7. 22.1 G - ALQUIST-PRIOLO FAULT HAZARD
        8. 22.2 GO - GREENWAY AND OPEN SPACE
        9. 27.1 L - LANDSCAPING AND DESIGN
        10. 28.1 M - MANUFACTURED HOME DEVELOPMENT STANDARD COMBINING ZONE
        11. 28.2 MR – MINERAL RESOURCES COMBINING ZONE
        12. 29.1 N - NOISE IMPACT
        13. 31.1 P - PLANNED DEVELOPMENT
        14. 31.2 PRD – PLANNED RURAL DEVELOPMENT
        15. 32.1 Q - QUALIFIED
        16. 33.1 R - RECREATION
        17. 33.2 RR – RAILROAD RIGHTS-OF-WAY PROTECTION
        18. 34.1 S - DEVELOPMENT STANDARD COMBINING ZONE
        19. 34.2 SM - DEVELOPMENT STANDARD COMBINING ZONE
        20. 34.3 SY - DEVELOPMENT STANDARD COMBINING ZONE
        21. 34.4 SZ - DEVELOPMENT STANDARD COMBINING ZONE
        22. 35.1 T - MANUFACTURED HOME COMBINING ZONE
        23. 38.1 PURPOSE
        24. 38.2 APPLICABILITY
        25. 38.3 MODIFICATIONS IMPOSED BY THE STREAMSIDE MANAGEMENT AREAS …
        26. 39.1 X - RECREATION
        27. 40.1 Y - SPECIFIED MINIMUM AND AVERAGE LOT SIZE
        28. 41.1 Z - NO FURTHER SUBDIVISION ALLOWED
      16. Part 1 — USES AND ACTIVITIES
      17. Part 2 — STRUCTURES AND FACILITIES
      18. Part 3 — DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS
      19. Part 4 — (SECTION RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE)
      20. Part 5 — NONCONFORMING USES AND STRUCTURES
      21. Part 1 — CLASSIFICATION OF USE TYPES
      22. Part 2 — GLOSSARY OF USE TYPES
  2. Title III — LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT

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