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Title IIIDivision 1 — PLANNINGPart 2 — REGULATIONS FOR THE COMBINING ZONES

35.1 T - MANUFACTURED HOME COMBINING ZONE

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

The Manufactured Home Combining Zone is intended to be combined with any Residential (RS, R-1, R-2, R-3, R-4) Zone in which the location of manufactured homes is architecturally compatible with the existing development. The minimum land area to which a T Zone may be applied shall be four (4) acres or four (4) city blocks. The following regulations shall apply in the zone with which it is combined: (Former Section INL#315-7; Ord. 519, Sec. 530, 5/11/65; as added by Ord. 697, Sec. 2, 11/4/69; Ord. 1086, Sec. 16, 7/13/76

35.1.1 Principal Permitted Uses.

35.1.1.1 All principal permitted uses for the zone with which it is combined. (Former Section INL#315-7(a)(1))

35.1.1.2 Manufactured home when used in lieu of dwelling as provided in principal zone. (Former Section INL#315-7(a)(2))

35.1.2 Other Regulations.

35.1.2.1 Manufactured homes shall be completely enclosed at the ground level by suitable skirting or screening. (Former Section INL#315-7(b)(1))

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

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35.1.2.2 Adequate outdoor enclosure for miscellaneous material, supplies and storage. (Former Section INL#315-7(b)(2))

35.1.2.3 Property shall be landscaped or maintained with attractive natural vegetation. (Former Section INL#315-7(b)(3))

314-36 “U” Combining Zone Designations

(Section Reserved for Future Use)

314-37 Repealed by Ord. 2732, § 9, 3/5/2024.

314-38 “W” Combining Zone Designations

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Contents — Humboldt County Zoning Code
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
      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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