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Chapter 35.37 — REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION

§ 35.50

Santa Barbara County Planning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Santa Barbara County

35.50.020 - Applicability

The various chapters in Article 35.5 (Oil and Gas, Wind Energy, and Cogeneration Facilities) identify the types of oil and gas facilities, wind energy systems and cogeneration facilities that are allowed in the County within certain zones established by Section 35.14.020 (Zoning Map and Zones); determine required types of planning permits and plans; and provide regulations for the operation of the oil and gas facilities, wind energy systems and cogeneration facilities.

CHAPTER 35.52 - OIL AND GAS FACILITIES

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Santa Barbara County Planning Code
  1. Chapter 9A — BRUSH REMOVAL, SOUTHEASTERLY COASTAL AREA AND COA…
  2. Chapter 18C — ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES[[1]]
  3. Chapter 35.14 — ZONING MAP
  4. Chapter 35.23 — RESIDENTIAL ZONES
  5. Chapter 35.31 — QUALIFYING HOUSING STREAMLINED REVIEW[[1]]
  6. Chapter 35.36 — PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS
  7. ▸ Chapter 35.37 — REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION
    Overview
    1. § 35.38
    2. § 35.42
    3. § 35.44
    4. § 35.50
    5. § 35.52
    6. § 35.53
    7. § 35.55
    8. § 35.56
    9. § 35.57
    10. § 35.58
    11. § 35.59
    12. § 35.60
    13. § 35.62
    14. § 35.64
    15. § 35.76
    16. § 35.80
    17. § 35.82
  8. Chapter 35.84 — POST APPROVAL PROCEDURES
  9. Chapter 35.86 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
  10. Chapter 35.89 — MOBILEHOME PARK CLOSURE
  11. Chapter 35.108 — ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES
  12. Chapter 35.424 — COMMERCIAL ZONES
  13. Chapter 35.425 — SPECIAL PURPOSE ZONES
  14. Chapter 35.434 — LANDSCAPING STANDARDS
  15. Chapter 35.472 — PERMIT REVIEW AND DECISIONS
  16. Chapter 35.474 — POST APPROVAL PROCEDURES
  17. Chapter 35.476 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS

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