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Article XI — COMBINING DISTRICTS

§ 25.107 AA, AIRPORT ACCESS COMBINING DISTRICT.

Red Bluff Zoning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Red Bluff

(A) This combining district is intended to be applied to those privately-owned properties adjacent to the municipal airport that the city has or may wish to grant a “through-the-fence” access for specific aviation uses.

(B) All parcels within the district that wish to obtain “through-the-fence” access must obtain an access agreement with the city. The access agreement will describe the specific uses permitted (e.g. storage hangar or fixed base operator) and define required security and operational requirements for the site.

(C) An airport maintenance fee will be charged to all who have through-the-fence access and an existing aviation use. The fees will be set by resolution of the City Council.

(D) Failure to comply with the conditions in the access agreement or to pay the airport maintenance fee will be grounds for cancellation of the right of access.

(E) Those parcels which have through-the-fence easements as of the date of adoption of the ordinance codified in this chapter shall be exempt from the requirement to obtain an access agreement and pay an annual maintenance fee. However, voluntary participation is encouraged.

(F) All parcels that have access to the airport will maintain adequate fencing, gates and signage to prevent inadvertent entry into the airport.

(G) In addition to the uses permitted in the district with which the AA is combined, aircraft storage and fueling and buildings within which aircraft storage, construction, maintenance, repair, painting, flight operations scheduling and similar aircraft related uses occur shall be permitted.

(`61 Code, § 25.11.3) (Ord. 915, passed 6-20-2000)

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▸ Contents — Red Bluff Zoning Code
Red Bluff Zoning Code
  1. Article I — ADOPTION OF PLAN
  2. Article II — DESIGNATION OF DISTRICTS
  3. Article III — ESTABLISHMENT OF DISTRICTS
  4. Article IV — AMENDMENT PROCESS
  5. Article V — PROCEDURES FOR NAMING AND RENAMING STREETS,
  6. Article VI — RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS
  7. Article VII — RESERVED
  8. Article VIII — COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS
  9. Article IX — INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS
  10. Article X — PUBLIC DISTRICTS
  11. ▸ Article XI — COMBINING DISTRICTS
    Overview
    1. § 25.106 GENERALLY.
    2. § 25.107 AA, AIRPORT ACCESS COMBINING DISTRICT.
    3. § 25.108 AG, AGRICULTURAL COMBINING DISTRICT.
    4. § 25.109 AZ, AIRPORT APPROACH ZONE SAFETY AREA COMBINING DISTR…
    5. § 25.110 FP, FLOODPLAIN COMBINING DISTRICT.
    6. § 25.111 FW, FLOODWAY COMBINING DISTRICT.
    7. § 25.112 MHCA, MOBILE HOME SUBDIVISION COMMON AREA COMBINING D…
    8. § 25.113 NFS, NO FURTHER SUBDIVISION COMBINING DISTRICT.
    9. § 25.114 NR, NATURAL RESOURCE LANDS COMBINING DISTRICT.
    10. § 25.115 OSZ, AIRPORT OVERFLIGHT SAFETY ZONE COMBINING DISTRICT.
    11. § 25.116 RPZ, AIRPORT RUNWAY PROTECTION ZONE COMBINING DISTRICT.
  12. Article XII — USE PERMITS
  13. Article XIII — ADMINISTRATIVE USE PERMITS
  14. Article XIV — PLANNED DEVELOPMENT USE PERMITS
  15. Article XV — VARIANCES
  16. Article XVI — SETBACK ADJUSTMENTS
  17. Article XVII — NONCONFORMING USES
  18. Article XVIII — RESERVED
  19. Article XIX — GENERAL PROVISIONS
  20. Article XX — CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPANCY
  21. Article XXI — RECREATIONAL VEHICLES AND COMMERCIAL COACHES
  22. Article XXII — PROHIBITED USES
  23. Article XXIII — OFF-STREET PARKING AND LOADING
  24. Article XXIV — ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES
  25. Article XXV — DEFINITIONS
  26. Article XXVI — ADULT-ORIENTED BUSINESSES
  27. Article XXVII — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT PROCEDURES

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