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Article 41

Lake County Zoning Code § 42.22 Definitions (Ord

Lake County Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-23 · Lake County

Cite as: Lake County Zoning Code § 42.22 · Text as of 2026-09-23

  • (a) Master Plan of Streets and Highways means that certain portion of the General Plan of Lake County, California, which consists of a map and text, and shows the location of existing and proposed major thoroughfares in said County.

  • (b) Official setback lines refers to lines established as set forth in Section 42.20, and located at specified distance on either side of a line midway between the right-ofway, easement, or side property lines of any road, if there is no right-of-way or easement, the centerline of the traveled surface of said road, or any centerline established by resolution of the Board of Supervisors.

  • (c) Precise Plan means such rules and regulations as set forth in Section 42.20 of this Article and such other maps, rules, and regulations which are or may be adopted to protect and carry out the “Master Plan of Streets and Highways.”

  • (d) Road means any street, way, lane, avenue, county road, road or state highway in the County of Lake.

  • (e) Structure means that which is built or constructed: an edifice or building of any kind, any piece of work, including swimming pools, retaining walls, stairways and any underground storage facility in excess of one thousand (1,000) gallons capacity; provided, however, “structure” shall not include: any structure or building existing on the effective date of Section 42.20; public utility distribution lines; wells; septic tanks; trees, garden or agricultural crops; wire fences or similar fences which are largely transparent; solid fences under three (3) feet in height; structures established by governmental agencies; signs and movable awnings attached to the face of a building and projecting not more than eight (8) feet beyond the official setback line, provided that the lowest part of such sign or

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awning and all supporting members shall be not less than eight (8) feet above the ground immediately below.

  • 42.23 Master Plan: There is hereby adopted a Master Plan of Streets and Highways, said plan being the Circulation Plan of the Lake County General Plan, consisting of the following parts of the Lake County General Plan:

    • (a) The Circulation Plan, Figure IV-11, page IV-47; and

    • (b) Lake County Road Standards, Table 10-9, page IV-48; and

    • (c) Pages IV-46 to IV-50.

  • 42.24 Precise Plan: Based on said Master Plan, there is hereby adopted a Precise Plan of Streets and Highways. The following State highways and County roads, together with the official setback lines indicated below, are hereby declared to be the “Precise Plan” for roads and highways of the County of Lake:

Road Number Road Name Official Setback Line
(Distancefrom centerline)
Hwy. 20 StateHighway 50’
Hwy. 29 StateHighway 50’
Hwy. 53 StateHighway 50’
Hwy. 175 StateHighway 50’
Hwy. 281 StateHighway 50’
--- Bryant Road 50’
101 Butts Canyon Road 50’
104 Hartman 30’
107 BigCanyonRoad 30’
111 Socrates Mine Road 50’
122 SpruceGrove Road 30’
137 SeiglerCanyonRoad 30’
140 Morgan ValleyRoad 50’
205 LakeshoreDrive 30’
209 North 30’
216 SulphurBank Drive 30’
219 Point LakeviewRoad 30’
220 High ValleyRoad 25’
301 Elk MountainRoad 30’
303 BartlettSpringsRoad 25’
304 Bachelor ValleyRoad 25’
304B East Road 25’
304C Witter SpringsRoad 25’
Road Number Road Name Official Setback Line
(Distancefrom centerline)
311M MendenhallAvenue 30’
400 Lakeshore Boulevard 30’
400A South Main Street 30’

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401 Scotts ValleyRoad 30’
405B MathewsRoad 30’
407 Nice-Lucerne Cutoff 30’
411Xb ParkWay 30’
412 Highland SpringsRoad 30’
502 Soda BayRoad 30’
509 GaddyLane 30’
515 Bottle RockRoad 30’
515A Harrington Flat Road 30’
515B SulphurCreekRoad 30’
517E Red HillsRoad 30’
523 Seigler Springs NorthRoad 30’
524 Argonaut Road 25’
525 LochLomondRoad 30’
541 Big ValleyRoad 25’

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