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Part 10 — Rental Housing and Dangerous Building Enforcement FeesChapter 18

Article 18.24

Placer County Planning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Placer County

PROCEDURES WHEN COUNTY IS RESPONSIBLE AGENCY

§ 18.24.010. Time limits for private projects.

A county agency acting as a responsible agency shall approve or deny a project within 180 days after it accepts the application as complete, or within 180 days after the lead agency has acted, whichever period is longer.

(Ord. 5119-B, 2001)

§ 18.24.020. Commenting on draft EIR.

A county agency acting as a responsible agency shall limit its comments on draft EIRs to project activities within the agency's area of expertise or jurisdiction. (Ord. 5119-B, 2001)

§ 18.24.030. Consideration of final EIR.

A county agency acting as responsible agency shall consider and use the EIR prepared by the lead agency in the manner provided by the State CEQA Guidelines (Section 15096). (Ord. 5119-B, 2001)

§ 18.24.040. Limitations of responsible agency authority.

A county agency acting as responsible agency may require changes in a project, or refuse to approve a project, based only on the adverse environmental effects of that part of the project the agency must carry out or approve.

(Ord. 5119-B, 2001)

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Placer County, CA

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW

§ 18.28.010

§ 18.28.030

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Contents — Placer County Planning Code
Placer County Planning Code
  1. Chapter 15
  2. Part 10
  3. Part I — Administration
  4. Part II — Codes Adopted and Amended
  5. Part 1 — Purpose and Definitions
  6. Part 2 — General Requirements
  7. Part 3 — Procedures
  8. Part 4 — Plans and Specifications
  9. Part 5 — Geotechnical Investigations and Inspections
  10. Part 6 — Design Standards
  11. Part 7 — Improvement Security
  12. Part 8 — Enforcement
  13. Part 1
  14. Part 2 — Definitions
  15. Part 3 — General Provisions
  16. Part 4 — Administration
  17. Part 5 — Provision for Flood Hazard Reduction
  18. Part 6 — Variance Procedure
  19. Part 1 — General Provisions
  20. Part 2 — Definitions
  21. Part 3 — Violations and Penalties
  22. Part 4 — Administration and Enforcement
  23. Part 5 — Enforcement Proceedings
  24. Part 7 — Enforcement of the Notice and Order or Final Order
  25. Part 8 — Abatement of Nuisances
  26. Part 9 — Housing and Dangerous Building Code Enforcement Fund
  27. Part 10 — Rental Housing and Dangerous Building Enforcement Fees

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