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Red Bluff Municipal Code Art. II Designation of Districts
Red Bluff Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-03 · Red Bluff
Cite as: Red Bluff Municipal Code Article II · Text as of 2026-10-03
§ 25.10 CLASSES OF DISTRICTS.¶
The several classes of general districts hereby established and into which the city is divided are designated as follows:
(A) RE, rural residential estates district;
(B) R-1, single-family residence district;
(C) R-2, two-family residence district;
(D) R-3, neighborhood apartment district;
(E) R-4, general apartment district;
(F) HR, historic residential district;
(G) C-1, neighborhood business district;
(H) C-2, central business district;
(I) C-3, general commercial district;
(J) F-C, freeway oriented commercial district;
(K) HC, historic commercial district;
(L) M-1, light industrial district;
(M) M-2, general industrial district;
(N) P-1, planned industrial district;
(O) A-V, airport district; and
(P) P-A, public agency district.
(`61 Code, § 25.02.1) (Ord. 915, passed 6-20-2000; Am. Ord. 939, passed 5-20-2003)
§ 25.11 ADDITIONAL COMBINING DISTRICTS.¶
In addition to the foregoing classes of districts, certain combining districts are established and are designated as follows:
(A) AA, airport access combining district;
(B) AG, agricultural combining district;
(C) AZ, airport approach zone safety area combining district;
(D) FP, floodplain combining district;
(E) FW, floodway combining district;
(F) MHCA, common area mobile home subdivision combining district;
(G) NFS, no further subdivision combining district;
(H) NR, natural resource lands combining district;
(I) OSZ, airport overflight safety zone combining district; and
(J) RPZ, runway protection zone combining district.
(`61 Code, § 25.02.2) (Ord. 915, passed 6-20-2000)
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