2.7. RECREATION ZONING DISTRICTS
Sacramento County Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Sacramento County
2.7.1. General Purpose ¶
The Recreation Zoning Districts are established to promote and protect the public health, safety, and general welfare and are adopted for the following purposes:
To preserve the open space and other areas of unusual scenic beauty and recreational potential that are unique to Sacramento County and California and to protect the physical, social, recreational, aesthetic, and economic resources that are of great value to the people of Sacramento County and to the public generally.
To protect the scenic and recreational areas within Sacramento County, whenever feasible, from urban development and other types of development that jeopardize the values of these areas. To apply the regulations hereby established in this Chapter to such open space and scenic areas, waterways, and other areas of recreational value, and to promote and protect the general welfare by contributing to the physical, mental, social, and economic well-being of the people of Sacramento County.
To encourage and protect the County’s growing tourist and recreation resources.
2.7.2. Table of Recreation Zoning Districts ¶
[AMENDED 06-22-2017][AMENDED 01-15-2021]
TABLE 2.5 TABLE OF RECREATION ZONING DISTRICTS
| Name of | Abbreviation | Zoning District Summary |
|---|---|---|
| Zoning | ||
| District | ||
| Recreation | RR | Recreation reserve zoning district. Agricultural, single-family residential, |
| Reserve | some agriculturally-related commercial, and some institutional uses are | |
| permitted, subject to the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit. Minimum | ||
| lot area is 20 acres. | ||
| Recreation | O | Recreation zoning district, permitting public park facilities and wildlife |
| preserves. Agricultural, single-family residential, some agriculturally- | ||
| related commercial, and some institutional uses are permitted, subject to | ||
| the issuance of a Conditional Use Permit. The minimum lot area is three | ||
| acres with minimum lot width of 20 feet. Public street frontage is not | ||
| required. | ||
| Commercial | C-O | Recreation zoning district, permitting a wide range of recreation- |
| Recreation | oriented uses most of which require a Use Permit. Permitted uses | |
| include: marinas, restaurants, travel trailer parks, and resorts. Minimum | ||
| lot area is 6,000 square feet where public sewage is in place; one acre | ||
| when public water is in use but not public sewage; and two acres when | ||
| neither facility is available. |
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- Chapter 1 — General Provisions
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▸ Chapter 2 — Zoning Districts
Overview- 2.1. GENERAL
- 2.2. COMPREHENSIVE ZONING PLAN
- 2.3. COMBINING ZONE DISTRICTS
- 2.4. AGRICULTURAL ZONING DISTRICTS
- 2.5. AGRICULTURAL – RESIDENTIAL ZONING
- 2.6. RESIDENTIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
- 2.7. RECREATION ZONING DISTRICTS
- 2.8. MIXED-USE ZONING DISTRICTS
- 2.9. COMMERCIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
- 2.10. INDUSTRIAL ZONING DISTRICTS
- Chapter 3 — Use Regulations
- Chapter 4 — Special and Combining Zoning Districts Sacramento …
- Chapter 5 — Development Standards
- Chapter 6 — Administration
- Chapter 7 — Definitions and Acronyms
- Title IV — Interim Zones
- Title IX — Floodplain Management Ordinance