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Article 5

Lake County Zoning Code § 5.5 Uses permitted subject to first obtaining a Major Use Permit in each case

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

Cite as: Lake County Zoning Code § 5.5 · Text as of 2026-09-23

  • (a) Uses permitted in Sections 5.3 and 5.4 when not in compliance with the performance standards set forth in Article 41.

  • (b) Cattle and hog feed yards, veal calf feeders, and animal sales yards.

  • (c) Large wineries with an annual production capacity exceeding fifteen thousand (15,000) cases including incidental retail sales of wine produced or bottled on the premises, which may include winery and wine-related promotional events as defined in Section 68.4(s)17, non-promotional events as defined in Section 68.4(s)16, and amplified outdoor public events as defined in Section 68.4(s)15. Non-promotional events and amplified outdoor public events shall be subject to Departmental review after one year of operation. A restaurant may be permitted when accessory to incidental retail sales of wine. (Ord. No. 2947, 5/3/2011; Ord. No. 3077, 11/20/2018)

  • (d) Agricultural processing such as fruit dehydrators, packing plants, canneries, polishing and packaging plants exceeding a use area of fifteen thousand (15,000) square feet.

  • (e) Farm labor camps housing seasonal workers on a temporary basis. (Ord. No. 2536, 8/31/2000)

  • (f) Those uses permitted in the “A” district with a major use permit in Table B, Article 27.

  • (g) Small wineries and wine tasting facilities as defined in Section 5.4(c) that include amplified outdoor public events as defined in Section 68.4(s)15. Amplified outdoor public events shall be subject to Departmental review after one year of operation. (Ord. No. 2947, 5/3/2011)

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