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Part II — Codes Adopted and Amended

§ 101.3

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

Section 101.3.1 - Application.

Amend Section 101.3.1 to read as follows:

New Buildings located in any Fire Hazard Severity Zone or Wildland-Urban Interface (WUI) Fire Area designated by the enforcing agency constructed after the application date shall comply with the provisions of this code. This shall include all new buildings with residential, commercial, educational, institutional, or similar occupancy type use, which shall be referred to in this code as "applicable buildings," as well as new buildings and structures accessory to those applicable buildings. "Applicable buildings" shall also include manufactured homes, multifamily manufactured homes, and commercial modular structures, as required by Title 25, Article 2.3, Section 4200.

Section 501 - Scope and Applicability.

Section 501.1 - Scope. The following exception to Section 501.1 of the Wildland-Urban Interface is amended as noted below:

Revise exception 2 to read as follows:

Group U agricultural buildings, as defined by the agricultural building permit exemption contained in Section 105.2, as amended, and as defined in section 202 of this code (see also Appendix C - Group U agricultural buildings), when located at least 50 feet from an applicable building.

Section 504 - Ignition-Resistant Construction.

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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
    Overview
    1. § 101.3
    2. Section 504.11 - Accessory buildings and miscellaneous structu…
    3. Article 15.08 — PROPERTY NUMBERING SYSTEM
    4. Article 15.12 — LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS INSTALLATIONS
    5. Article 15.16 — NATURAL GAS FACILITIES
    6. Article 15.20 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
    7. Article 15.24 — TAHOE BASIN ALLOCATION OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS
    8. Article 15.26 — AIR QUALITY IN THE MARTIS VALLEY
    9. Article 15.28 — COUNTY ROAD NETWORK
    10. Article 15.30 — PUBLIC FACILITIES FEES
    11. Article 15.32 — DRY CREEK WATERSHED DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT ZONE
    12. Article 15.34 — PARKS AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES FEES
    13. Article 15.36 — DEVELOPMENT FEES FOR FIRE PROTECTION
    14. Article 15.38 — DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES FOR CEMETERY DISTRICTS
    15. Article 15.40 — FACTORY-BUILT HOUSING
    16. Article 15.44 — MOBILE HOMES AND MOBILE HOME PARKS
    17. Article 15.48 — GRADING, EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL
  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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