Title IV — Interim Zones›Chapter 4 — INTERIM ESTATE ZONES
Sacramento County Zoning Code § 404-22 Uses Permitted with a Conditional Use Permit
Sacramento County Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-10-23 · Sacramento County
Cite as: Sacramento County Zoning Code § 404-22 · Text as of 2026-10-23
The following uses are permitted subject to issuance of a Conditional Use Permit by the appropriate authority.
a. Publicly owned and operated libraries, museums, art galleries, and similar publicly owned and operated cultural uses.
b. Guest houses or separate living quarters for domestic workers employed on the premises.
c. Parks, playgrounds, community center, swimming clubs, tennis clubs, and similar facilities owned or operated by a nonprofit corporation or similar entity, provided the lot area is not less than three (3) acres.
d. Churches.
e. Colleges and universities.
f. Federal, State, County and municipally owned and operated buildings.
g. Buildings owned and operated by local agencies except as otherwise provided in this Article.
h. One mobilehome or travel trailer may be used as an accessory dwelling where there is a need for close supervision of the occupants of the mobilehome or travel trailer by the occupants of the principal dwelling subject to conditions of section 3.10.3.H., 'Temporary Uses of Mobilehomes and Commercial Coaches', of this Code.
i. Day care homes.
j. Home occupation.
k. Home occupation sign as provided in section 5.10.1.E.
l. ON-SITE IDENTIFICATION SIGN. The appropriate authority when granting a Conditional Use Permit shall determine the number of on-site signs and the size, location, and type of lighting for each sign. In making this determination, the appropriate authority, in addition to other provisions relating to conditional use permits, shall consider the effect any sign shall have on the general purposes of the rural Estate zones as set forth in Article 1 of this Chapter, and shall not approve any sign which exceeds twenty-four (24) square feet.
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