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Title 18 — Zoning

Chapter 18.76 — Y-C AIRPORT COMMERCIAL DISTRICT

Lassen County Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-06 · Lassen County

§ 18.76.010. Intent.

The intent of the Y-C district is to encourage, enhance and protect the appropriate development of compatible commercial uses on airport lands and on suitable lands adjacent or proximate to an airport.

(Ord. 467 § 60, 1984)

§ 18.76.020. Applicability.

The regulations set out in this chapter shall apply to all Y-C districts and shall, unless otherwise specified, be subject to Chapters 18.102 through 18.108 of this title. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to supersede or limit any provision of Chapters 18.132 , 18.134 and 18.136 or any chapter establishing provisions for airport approach zones.

(Ord. 467 § 60, 1984)

§ 18.76.030. Uses allowed by right.

Uses allowed by right in a Y-C district shall be as follows:

  • (1) Airports and airstrips, subject to all applicable regulations of the Federal Aviation Administration;

  • (2) Facilities incidental to the safe operation and routine maintenance of airports and airstrips, e.g., light, radio, and radar facilities;

  • (3) Aircraft fueling facilities;

  • (4) Private, noncommercial, aircraft storage, service and repair hangars;

  • (5) Agricultural use of vacant lands. (Ord. 467 § 60, 1984)

§ 18.76.040. Uses allowed by use permit.

Uses allowed by use permit in a Y-C district shall be as follows:

  • (1) Terminal facilities;

  • (2) All commercial activities related to aviation, e.g., airline and air freight offices and facilities, aircraft service and repair shops, flight training schools;

  • (3) Aircraft and aviation accessory sales;

  • (4) Professional offices;

  • (5) Restaurants and curio shops;

  • (6) Hotels and motels;

  • (7) Warehouses, storage and distribution facilities;

  • (8) Automobile service stations, but not including repair shops and body shops;

  • (9) Caretaker dwellings;

  • (10) Public buildings or uses, e.g., ownership or management by city, county, state, or national government or special district.

  • (Ord. 467 § 60, 1984)

§ 18.76.050. Development standards.

Unless otherwise specified in an approved use permit or as specified in the standards of a detailed development plan for a particular airport, the minimum setbacks in a Y-C district shall be as follows:

  • (1) Front. Twenty feet; provided, that where four or more lots in a block have been improved with buildings, prior to the adoption of this title, the minimum front yard shall be the average of the improved lots if less than the required twenty feet, but not less than fifteen feet;

  • (2) Side. None, except as required by other regulations, and except that buildings, structures, or edifices shall not be less than fifty feet from the centerline of any public roadway;

  • (3) Rear. Ten feet;

(4) Building Height Limit. Thirty-five feet above grade. (Ord. 467 § 60, 1984)

§ 18.76.060. Special provisions.

Special provisions in a Y-C district shall be as follows:

  • (1) No use shall be permitted in any district which would interfere with the landing or taking off of aircraft at any airport or otherwise constitute an airport hazard, whether or not such would otherwise be permitted under the provisions of this title.

  • (2) No operation shall emit electrical, electronic, or radio emissions which will interfere, obstruct or adversely affect the operation of air navigation aids and radio communications or which in any manner violate the applicable provisions of the Federal Air Regulations of the Federal Aviation Administration.

  • (3) For off-street parking, provisions of Chapter 18.104 of this title shall apply. All off-street parking areas shall be paved.

(4) All development shall be subject to design review according to the provisions of this title. (Ord. 467 § 60, 1984)

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Contents — Lassen County Zoning Code
Lassen County Zoning Code
  1. Title 18 — Zoning
    Overview
    1. Chapter 18.02 — TITLE
    2. Chapter 18.04 — ADOPTION OF ZONING PLAN
    3. Chapter 18.06 — EFFECT AND PURPOSE OF THE ZONING PLAN
    4. Chapter 18.08 — DESIGNATION OF DISTRICTS
    5. Chapter 18.10 — ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS/MAPS
    6. Chapter 18.12 — EFFECT OF ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS
    7. Chapter 18.14 — DEFINITIONS
    8. Chapter 18.16 — A-1 GENERAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
    9. Chapter 18.18 — A-2 AGRICULTURAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
    10. Chapter 18.20 — A-3 AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
    11. Chapter 18.22 — R-1 SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
    12. Chapter 18.24 — R-2 LIMITED MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
    13. Chapter 18.26 — R-3 MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
    14. Chapter 18.28 — C-H HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
    15. Chapter 18.30 — C-L LOCAL CONVENIENCE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
    16. Chapter 18.32 — C-G GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
    17. Chapter 18.33 — C-R COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
    18. Chapter 18.36 — C-1 RETAIL BUSINESS DISTRICT
    19. Chapter 18.38 — C-2 GENERAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
    20. Chapter 18.39 — B-P BUSINESS PARK
    21. Chapter 18.40 — M-L LIMITED INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
    22. Chapter 18.42 — M-1 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
    23. Chapter 18.44 — M-2 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
    24. Chapter 18.46 — M INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT
    25. Chapter 18.48 — P.U.D. PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
    26. Chapter 18.50 — P-C PLANNED COMMUNITY DISTRICT
    27. Chapter 18.52 — F-R FOREST RECREATION DISTRICT
    28. Chapter 18.54 — R-S RESORT DISTRICT
    29. Chapter 18.55 — M-R MOUNTAIN RESORT DISTRICT
    30. Chapter 18.56 — O-C-B PUBLIC CAMPGROUND/BOATING/BEACH DISTRICT
    31. Chapter 18.58 — I-1 INSTITUTIONAL USE DISTRICT
    32. Chapter 18.60 — O-H HISTORICAL SITE DISTRICT
    33. Chapter 18.62 — O-D PRIMITIVE AREA DISTRICT
    34. Chapter 18.64 — O-S OPEN SPACE DISTRICT
    35. Chapter 18.66 — E-A EXCLUSIVE AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
    36. Chapter 18.68 — U-C UPLAND CONSERVATION DISTRICT
    37. Chapter 18.69 — U-C-2 UPLAND CONSERVATION/RESOURCE MANAGEMENT …
    38. Chapter 18.70 — T-P-Z TIMBER PRODUCTION ZONE DISTRICT
    39. Chapter 18.72 — A-F AGRICULTURAL FOREST DISTRICT
    40. Chapter 18.74 — H-R HYDROELECTRIC DISTRICT
    41. Chapter 18.76 — Y-C AIRPORT COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
    42. Chapter 18.78 — AA ACCESSORY ANIMAL COMBINING DISTRICT
    43. Chapter 18.80 — A AGRICULTURAL COMBINING DISTRICT
    44. Chapter 18.82 — A-P AGRICULTURAL PRESERVE COMBINING DISTRICT
    45. Chapter 18.84 — B BUILDING SITE COMBINING DISTRICT
    46. Chapter 18.85 — C CAMPING ON PRIVATE PROPERTY OUTSIDE DESIGNAT…
    47. Chapter 18.86 — D DESIGN COMBINING DISTRICT
    48. Chapter 18.88 — F FLOODPLAIN COMBINING DISTRICT
    49. Chapter 18.90 — G GEOTHERMAL COMBINING DISTRICT
    50. Chapter 18.92 — H HIGHWAY COMBINING DISTRICT
    51. Chapter 18.94 — NH NATURAL HABITAT COMBINING DISTRICT
    52. Chapter 18.96 — P-S PUBLIC SAFETY COMBINING DISTRICT
    53. Chapter 18.97 — P-S-A PUBLIC SAFETY AIRPORT COMBINING DISTRICT
    54. Chapter 18.98 — T TRAILER COURT DISTRICTS
    55. Chapter 18.100 — UNDERGROUND UTILITY DISTRICTS
    56. Chapter 18.102 — GENERAL PROVISIONS AND EXCEPTIONS
    57. Chapter 18.104 — PARKING REGULATIONS
    58. Chapter 18.106 — SIGN REGULATIONS
    59. Chapter 18.108 — SPECIAL PROVISIONS
    60. Chapter 18.110 — VARIANCES
    61. Chapter 18.112 — USE PERMITS
    62. Chapter 18.114 — CERTIFICATE OF CONDITIONAL USE
    63. Chapter 18.116 — PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PERMIT
    64. Chapter 18.117 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
    65. Chapter 18.118 — DESIGN REVIEW
    66. Chapter 18.120 — NONCONFORMING USES
    67. Chapter 18.122 — INTERPRETIVE ACTION
    68. Chapter 18.124 — PROCEDURES FOR PRECISE ZONING AND AMENDMENTS
    69. Chapter 18.126 — ENFORCEMENT, LEGAL PROCEDURES, PENALTIES
    70. Chapter 18.132 — AIRPORT APPROACHES— SUSANVILLE, WESTWOOD, HER…
    71. Chapter 18.134 — AIRPORT APPROACHES—ADIN AIRPORT
    72. Chapter 18.136 — AIRPORT APPROACHES—SPALDING TRACT AIRPORT
    73. Chapter 18.138 — OPEN SPACE ZONING
    74. Chapter 18.142 — DYER MOUNTAIN INITIATIVE (MEASURE V)

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