Municipal code
Santa Barbara County Municipal Code
The enacted municipal code of Santa Barbara County, California, as published — every title, chapter, and section, verbatim and citable.
- Last updated
- 2026-09-29
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- 3,679 sections
- Jurisdiction
- Santa Barbara County
Contents
▸Chapter 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
Overview- Sec. 1-1. - How Code designated and cited.
- Sec. 1-2. - Definitions and rules of construction.
- Sec. 1-3. - Provisions considered as continuations of existing ordinances.
- Sec. 1-4. - Effect of repeal of ordinances.
- Sec. 1-5. - Severability of parts of Code.
- Sec. 1-6. - Catchlines of sections.
- Sec. 1-7. - General penalty; continuing violations.
- Sec. 1-8. - Citation to appear in court—Authorized in lieu of appearance before magistrate.
- Sec. 1-9. - Same—Time limitation.
- Sec. 1-10. - Same—Court to be specified.
- Sec. 1-11. - Same—Written promise to appear.
- Sec. 1-12. - Same—Bail to be set; forfeiture of bail.
- Sec. 1-13. - Same—When warrant to issue.
- Sec. 1-14. - Same—State law to be complied with.
- Sec. 1-15. - Same—By whom issued.
- Sec. 1-16. - Same—Willful violation of promise.
- Sec. 1-17. - Same-Arrest.
▸Chapter 2 — ADMINISTRATION
Overview▸Article I — In General
Overview- Sec. 2-1. - When and where regular board of supervisors meetings held.
- Sec. 2-2. - Adherence to state standards for police training.
- Sec. 2-3. - County vehicles—Definitions.
- Sec. 2-4. - Same—Certain cars to be marked.
- Sec. 2-5. - Same—Prohibited uses and penalties.
- Sec. 2-6. - Same—Assignment.
- Sec. 2-7. - Same—Responsibility for operation.
- Sec. 2-8. - Same—Accidents.
- Sec. 2-9. - Same—Operation.
- Sec. 2-10. - Same—Use of personally owned cars on official county business.
▸Article III — Judicial Districts
Overview- Sec. 2-16. - Established; boundaries.
- Sec. 2-17. - Effect of annexation by city.
- Sec. 2-18. - Where courts to meet—Carpinteria-Montecito Judicial District.
- Sec. 2-19. - Where courts to meet—Solvang Judicial District.
- Sec. 2-20. - Same—Lompoc Judicial District.
- Sec. 2-21. - Reserved.
- Sec. 2-22. - Same—Guadalupe Judicial District.
▸Article IV — Officers and Employees
▸Article V — Planning and Zoning
Overview- Sec. 2-25. - Planning commission—Established.
- Sec. 2-26. - Same—Composition.
- Sec. 2-27. - Office of zoning administrator—Established.
- Sec. 2-28. - Same—Appointment and removal.
- Sec. 2-29. - Same—Powers and duties.
- Sec. 2-30. - Same—Hearings.
- Sec. 2-31. - Same—Adoption of rules.
- Sec. 2-32. - Same—Enforcement of sign ordinance.
- § 2-33
▸Article VI — Finance and Purchases
Overview- Sec. 2-34. - Capital outlay fund—Created.
- Sec. 2-35. - Same—Levy of taxes.
- Sec. 2-36. - Same—Transfer of unencumbered surplus to fund.
- Sec. 2-37. - Same—To be inviolate.
- Sec. 2-38. - Purchases and contracts—Authorization.
- Sec. 2-39. - Same—Competitive bidding required.
- Sec. 2-40. - Same—Competitive bidding procedure.
- Sec. 2-41. - Small purchases, county highway work.
- Sec. 2-42. - Same—Use of independent contractors authorized.
- Sec. 2-43. - Same—Emergency purchases.
- Sec. 2-44. - Same—Consolidation, etc., of orders.
- Sec. 2-45. - Same—Voidable transactions.
- Sec. 2-46. - Purchases and contracts—Procedural guidelines and procedural regulations.
- Sec. 2-47. - Disposal of surplus property.
- Sec. 2-48. - Claims against the county.
- Sec. 2-49. - When certain warrants presumed lost.
- § 2-50
▸Article VII — County Safety Program
▸Article IX — Disposition of Unclaimed Property
▸Article XI — Granting and Regulation of Franchises
Overview- Sec. 2-80. - Intent of article.
- Sec. 2-81. - General regulations.
- Sec. 2-82. - Public franchises.
- Sec. 2-83. - Sewage disposal systems.
- Sec. 2-84. - Article not applicable to certain facilities.
- Sec. 2-85. - Community antenna television systems.
- Sec. 2-86. - Census tracts maps.
- Sec. 2-87. - Minimum bid.
- Sec. 2-88. - Where copies of article may be obtained.
- Sec. 2-89. - Term of franchise.
- Sec. 2-90. - Administration of regulations.
▸Article XII — Work-Furlough Program
▸Article XIII — Unlawful Discrimination, County Contracts
▸Article XIV — Appeals of Administrative Decisions
▸Article XV — Fees to Examine Records of Survey
▸Article XVI — Disability Management in Employment
▸Article XVII — Health Center Board
▸Article XVIII — Claims Procedures for Claims Exempted by Government Code Section 905
▸Article XIX — Sheriff-Coroner May Charge for Expenses of Taking Custody of Dead Bodies
- Article I — Inspection of Fruits, Nuts and Vegetables Generally
- Article II — A. - Hay and Straw
▸Article III — Inspection of Avocados Being Transported
Overview- Sec. 3-9. - Purpose and intent.
- Sec. 3-10. - Definitions.
- Sec. 3-11. - Handler's statement—Generally.
- Sec. 3-12. - Same—Retention of copies.
- Sec. 3-13. - Same—Presentation to peace officers.
- Sec. 3-14. - Seizure and impoundment.
- Sec. 3-15. - Release to owner.
- Sec. 3-16. - Disposition by sale.
- Sec. 3-17. - Exemptions from article.
- Sec. 3-18. - Violations.
▸Article V — Right to Farm
▸Article VII — Hemp
Overview- Sec. 3-30. - Purpose and authority.
- Sec. 3-31. - Definitions.
- Sec. 3-32. - Administration.
- Sec. 3-33. - Registration required.
- Sec. 3-34. - License required.
- Sec. 3-35. - License requirements.
- Sec. 3-36. - Cultivation requirements.
- Sec. 3-37. - Inspection and sampling program.
- Sec. 3-38. - Destruction of non-compliant hemp.
- Sec. 3-39. - Fees and bond.
- Sec. 3-40. - Enforcement.
▸Chapter 4 — AIRPORTS
Overview- Sec. 4-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 4-2. - General regulations.
- Sec. 4-3. - Aircraft operations.
- Sec. 4-4. - Noise abatement. (Reserved)
- Sec. 4-5. - Parking and hangaring of aircraft.
- Sec. 4-6. - Fire Regulations.
- Sec. 4-7. - Vehicle regulations.
- Sec. 4-8. - Rates and charges.
- Sec. 4-9. - Leases, agreements and permits.
- Sec. 4-10. - Safety.
- Sec. 4-11. - Repealed by Ordinance 4392.
- Sec. 4-12. - Reserved.
- Sec. 4-13. - Reserved.
- Sec. 4-14. - Reserved.
- Sec. 4-15. - Enforcement.
▸Article II — Billiard Rooms
Overview- Sec. 6-5. - Public billiard room defined.
- Sec. 6-6. - License—Required; fee.
- Sec. 6-7. - Same—Application.
- Sec. 6-8. - Same—Investigation; denial of issuance.
- Sec. 6-9. - Same—Hearing on refusal to issue.
- Sec. 6-10. - Minors under eighteen prohibited without parents.
- Sec. 6-11. - Minors not to enter, etc., without parents.
▸Article III — Mechanical Amusement Devices
Overview▸Division 1 — Generally
Overview- Sec. 6-12. - Definitions.
- Sec. 6-13. - License—Required; fee.
- Sec. 6-14. - Same—Location fee.
- Sec. 6-15. - Same—Location owner.
- Sec. 6-16. - Same—Display.
- Sec. 6-17. - Same—Term; renewal.
- Sec. 6-18. - Same—Fee not to be prorated.
- Sec. 6-19. - Impoundment of devices for operation in violation of law; penalty.
- Sec. 6-20. - Article not to be construed to license illegal devices.
▸Division 2 — Pinball Machines
▸Article IV — Card Games
▸Article V — Live Entertainment
Overview- Sec. 6-31. - License—Required; classes of licenses.
- Sec. 6-32. - Same—Fee—Class A.
- Sec. 6-33. - Same—Same—Class B.
- Sec. 6-34. - Same—Application—Contents.
- Sec. 6-35. - Same—Same—Procedure.
- Sec. 6-36. - Same—Same—Filing.
- Sec. 6-37. - Same—Same—Exemption.
- Sec. 6-38. - Same—Same—Action on receipt of information.
- Sec. 6-39. - Same—Posting required.
- Sec. 6-40. - Same—Approval or disapproval.
- Sec. 6-41. - Same—Grounds for denial.
- Sec. 6-42. - Same—Notice of intent to deny required.
- Sec. 6-43. - Same—Grounds for disciplinary action.
- Sec. 6-44. - Same—Suspension generally.
- Sec. 6-45. - Hours of operation.
- Sec. 6-46. - Private club not to be conducted during certain hours.
- Sec. 6-47. - Minors prohibited where "topless" entertainment presented.
- Sec. 6-48. - Persons under the influence of drugs or intoxicants prohibited.
- Sec. 6-49. - Requirements of premises—Exits.
- Sec. 6-50. - Same—Lighting.
- Sec. 6-51. - Same—Parking lot.
- Sec. 6-52. - Same—Regulation of signs generally.
- Sec. 6-53. - Same—Entrance sign.
- Sec. 6-54. - Same—Entertainment not to be visible from street.
- Sec. 6-55. - Employees—Prohibited from soliciting or accepting drinks from customers.
- Sec. 6-56. - Same—Solicitation of trade prohibited.
- Sec. 6-57. - Same—Indecent performance prohibited.
- Sec. 6-58. - Same—Number to be employed.
- Sec. 6-59. - Registration of female entertainers—Required.
- Sec. 6-60. - Same—Same—Prior to employment.
- Sec. 6-61. - Same—Additional information required.
- Sec. 6-62. - Same—When notice prohibited.
- Sec. 6-63. - Male manager to be present at all times.
- Sec. 6-64. - Right of sheriff, etc., to inspect premises.
- Sec. 6-65. - Miscellaneous rules.
- Sec. 6-66. - Enforcement of article.
▸Article VI — Outdoor Festivals
Overview- Sec. 6-72. - License—Required; fees.
- Sec. 6-73. - Same—Application—Time and place of filing.
- Sec. 6-74. - Same—Same—Contents.
- Sec. 6-75. - Same—Same—Accompanying documents.
- Sec. 6-76. - Same—Same—Cash deposit.
- Sec. 6-77. - Same—Same—Insurance policy.
- Sec. 6-78. - Same—Same—Savings and loan certificates.
- Sec. 6-79. - Same—Same—Action of administrative officer.
- Sec. 6-80. - Same—Same—Hearing and action of the board of supervisors.
- Sec. 6-81. - Same—Findings prerequisite to granting.
- Sec. 6-82. - Same—Statement on number of attendance.
- Sec. 6-83. - Same—Statement on dates and hours.
- Sec. 6-84. - Same—Conditions to granting.
- Sec. 6-85. - Same—Notification to county of any changes in facts after license granted.
- Sec. 6-86. - Same—Revocation by board of supervisors.
- Sec. 6-87. - Same—Suspension by sheriff.
- Sec. 6-88. - Drinking water to comply with all applicable standards and regulations; amount an…
- Sec. 6-89. - Number of sanitary facilities; approval of location of facilities; connection to …
- Sec. 6-90. - Overnight accommodations to meet applicable state standards and regulations.
- Sec. 6-91. - Parking space requirements; parking attendants to be provided during certain times.
- Sec. 6-92. - Number and duties of security guards.
- Sec. 6-93. - Necessary fire protection and fire safety measures.
- Sec. 6-94. - Lighting to be provided as building official finds necessary.
- Sec. 6-95. - Premises to be cleaned and trash, debris, etc., to be removed within certain time.
- Sec. 6-96. - Installation and maintenance of emergency communications system.
- Sec. 6-97. - Dates and hours of operation to comply with terms of license.
- Sec. 6-98. - Admission by ticket only; exception; attendance to comply with terms of license.
- Sec. 6-99. - Restrictions on advertising prior to granting of license and approval by board of…
- Sec. 6-100. - Admittance denied to person in possession of, using, etc., any alcoholic beverag…
- Sec. 6-101. - Approved methods of dust control required.
- Sec. 6-102. - Necessary access ways to be provided; requirements.
- Sec. 6-103. - Selling, preparing, etc., food and beverages to comply with applicable county an…
- Sec. 6-104. - Issuance of license to applicant under fictitious name.
- Sec. 6-105. - Transfer of license.
- Sec. 6-106. - False statements in application for license.
- Sec. 6-107. - Penalties for violation of article and administrative appeal.
- Sec. 6-108. - Invalidity of certain sections.
- Sec. 6-109. - Judicial review.
▸Article VII — Special Event Parking
Overview- Sec. 6-110. - Space shuttle launch parking operation defined.
- Sec. 6-111. - Parking permit applicant defined.
- Sec. 6-112. - Permit required for space shuttle launch parking operation.
- Sec. 6-113. - Violations a misdemeanor.
- Sec. 6-114. - Civil remedies and penalties.
- Sec. 6-115. - Application for permit.
- Sec. 6-116. - Security deposit.
- Sec. 6-117. - Processing of application.
- Sec. 6-118. - Notice.
- Sec. 6-119. - Granting permits.
- Sec. 6-120. - Number of vehicles.
- Sec. 6-121. - Dates and hours of operation.
- Sec. 6-122. - Shuttle launch or landing reschedule.
- Sec. 6-123. - Operating restrictions.
- Sec. 6-124. - Notification of any changes.
- Sec. 6-125. - Suspension of permit by sheriff.
- Sec. 6-126. - Transfers prohibited.
- Sec. 6-127. - Fees.
- Sec. 6-128. - Repealer.
▸Chapter 7 — ANIMALS AND FOWL
Overview- Sec. 7-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 7-2. - Fees generally.
- Sec. 7-3. - Animal control officers generally.
- Sec. 7-4. - County employees on private property.
- Sec. 7-5. - Adoption of standards, rules and regulations by animal services director.
- Sec. 7-6. - Kennel, cattery, rooster keeping operation, pet store and grooming shop permits ge…
- Sec. 7-7. - Same—Revocation.
- Sec. 7-8. - Certain animals on sidewalks.
- Sec. 7-9. - Removal of animal waste and sanitation of quarters where animals are housed.
- Sec. 7-10. - Violations.
▸Article II — Restraint and Impoundment
Overview- Sec. 7-11. - Generally.
- Sec. 7-12. - Impoundment—Duties of county generally.
- Sec. 7-13. - Same—Time limit; notification of owner; euthanasia of animals; use of animals for…
- Sec. 7-14. - Claiming impounded animals.
- Sec. 7-15. - Certain unclaimed animals.
- Sec. 7-16. - Spay or neuter of unaltered animals released for adoption.
- Sec. 7-17. - Procedure when person takes custody of any non-restrained animal.
▸Article IV — Rabies Suspect Animals
▸Article V — Beekeeping
Overview- Sec. 7-27. - Generally, construction of provisions.
- Sec. 7-28. - Definitions.
- Sec. 7-29. - Identification of apiary.
- Sec. 7-30. - Right of commissioner and fire chief to enter premises; interference with commiss…
- Sec. 7-31. - Restrictions on location of apiary.
- Sec. 7-32. - Permission of landowner or tenant required for placement of apiary.
- Sec. 7-33. - Transportation of bees.
- Sec. 7-34. - Apiary water supply.
- Sec. 7-35. - Fire prevention.
- Sec. 7-36. - Notice of violation of article.
▸Article VII — Use of Steel-Jawed Leg-Hold Traps
▸Article VIII — Vicious and Restricted Dogs
Overview- Sec. 7-53. - Purpose.
- Sec. 7-54. - Definitions.
- Sec. 7-55. - Dog bites by dogs at large—Penalty.
- Sec. 7-56. - Authority to seize and impound animal posing an immediate threat to public safety.
- Sec. 7-57. - Vicious or restricted dog hearing.
- Sec. 7-58. - Notice of decision.
- Sec. 7-59. - Consequences of vicious dog determination.
- Sec. 7-60. - Consequences of restricted dog determination.
- Sec. 7-61. - Compliance with conditions and consequences of violation of conditions.
- Sec. 7-62. - Exceptions.
- Sec. 7-63. - Violation—Penalty for infraction.
- Sec. 7-64. - Severability.
- Chapter 7A — COUNTY ARTS PLAN
- Chapter 8 — AUCTIONS AND AUCTIONEERS
▸Chapter 9 — BICYCLES
- Chapter 9A — BRUSH REMOVAL, SOUTHEASTERLY COASTAL AREA AND COASTAL ZONE
- Chapter 10 — BUILDING REGULATIONS
▸Article I — Administrative Organization and Enforcement
▸Article II — Primary Building and Residential Codes
Overview▸Part 1 — Primary Building Code
- Part 2 — Primary Residential Building Code
▸Article III — Primary Electrical Code
▸Article IV — Primary Plumbing Code
▸Article V — Primary Mechanical Code
▸Article VI — Primary Energy Code
▸Article VII — Primary Historical Building Code
▸Article VIII — Primary Existing Building Code
▸Article IX — Primary Green Building Standards Code
▸Article X — California Administrative Code
▸Article XI — Primary Housing Code
▸Article XII — Primary Dangerous Buildings Code
▸Article XIII — Relocated Building
▸Article XIV — Geologic Hazards
▸Article XV — Special Problems Areas
▸Article XVI — Expedited Permitting Procedures for Small Residential Rooftop Solar Systems
▸Article XVII — Expedited Permitting Procedures for Electric Vehicle Charging Station Review
▸Article XVIII — Isla Vista Rental Housing Inspection Pilot Program
▸Article XIX — Primary Wildland-Urban Interface Code
▸Chapter 11 — MOBILEHOMES
Overview- Sec. 11-1. - County responsibility for enforcement of certain state provisions.
- Sec. 11-2. - Enforcement of chapter by certain officials and agencies.
- Sec. 11-3. - Effective date.
- Sec. 11-4. - Definitions.
- Sec. 11-5. - Use permits when outside trailer park.
- Sec. 11-6. - Building permit for accessory structure.
- Sec. 11-7. - Location or installation permit and fee.
- Sec. 11-8. - Payment and deposit of fees.
- Sec. 11-9. - Conflicts of law.
- Sec. 11-10. - Appeals.
- Sec. 11-11. - Costs of abatement or compliance.
- Chapter 11A — MOBILEHOME RENT CONTROL
- Article I — General Provisions
- Article II — Reserved
- Article III — Reserved
- Article IV — Reserved
- Chapter 11C — ELECTRONIC CAMPAIGN DISCLOSURE
▸Chapter 12 — EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Overview- Sec. 12-1. - Title of chapter.
- Sec. 12-2. - Purpose.
- Sec. 12-3. - Definitions.
- Sec. 12-4. - Director emergency services.
- Sec. 12-5. - Director of emergency services—Powers and duties.
- Sec. 12-6. - Director of emergency management.
- Sec. 12-7. - Director of emergency management—Responsibilities and duties.
- Sec. 12-8. - Office of emergency management.
- Sec. 12-9. - Disaster council.
- Sec. 12-10. - Recovery advisory council.
- Sec. 12-11. - Emergency operations center.
- Sec. 12-12. - Emergency management—Incident command system (ICS), standardized emergency
- Sec. 12-13. - Continuity of governance.
- Sec. 12-14. - Disaster service workers, volunteers and volunteer organizations.
- Sec. 12-15. - Emergency management plan.
- Sec. 12-16. - Expenditures.
- Sec. 12-17. - Punishment of violations.
- Sec. 12-18. - Severability.
- Article I — In General
- Article II — Real Property Procedures
- Article III — Use of County-Owned Property by Commercial Film Companies
- Article IV — County Facilities Policy Framework and Master Planning
- Article V — Off-Street Parking Facilities
- Article I — Findings; Definitions
- Article II — Offenses and Penalties
- Article III — Civil Forfeiture
- Article IV — Interpretation
- Article V — Special Provisions
- Article VI — Severability
▸Chapter 14 — GRADING CODE
Overview- Sec. 14-1. - Title.
- Sec. 14-2. - Purpose.
- Sec. 14-3. - Authority and administration.
- Sec. 14-4. - Applicability.
- Sec. 14-5. - Adopted codes, regulations and standards.
- Sec. 14-6. - Scope; general regulations.
- Sec. 14-7. - Definitions.
- Sec. 14-8. - Grading for agricultural practices.
- Sec. 14-9. - Erosion control permits.
- Sec. 14-10. - Grading permits.
- Sec. 14-11. - Grading permit applications.
- Sec. 14-12. - Who may apply for permits.
- Sec. 14-13. - Time limits of permits.
- Sec. 14-14. - Revocation and denial of permits.
- Sec. 14-15. - Denial of permit; restoration.
- Sec. 14-16. - Permit and plan checking fees.
- Sec. 14-17. - Faithful performance and security.
- Sec. 14-18. - Inspections.
- Sec. 14-19. - Modifications to approved plans.
- Sec. 14-20. - Stop work orders.
- Sec. 14-21. - Exposure of work.
- Sec. 14-22. - Grading hours; limitation.
- Sec. 14-23. - Dust control.
- Sec. 14-24. - Responsibility of permittee.
- Sec. 14-25. - Excavations.
- Sec. 14-26. - Fills.
- Sec. 14-27. - Planting.
- Sec. 14-28. - Slope restrictions; building foundation and pool setback.
- Sec. 14-29. - Drainage, erosion and sediment control.
- Sec. 14-30. - Dams and reservoirs.
- Sec. 14-31. - Enforcement and interpretation.
- Sec. 14-32. - Appeals.
- Sec. 14-33. - Violations and penalties.
- Sec. 14-34. - Injunction—Civil remedies and penalties—And costs.
- Sec. 14-35. - Severability.
- Sec. 14-36. - Recovery of costs.
- Sec. 14-37. - Secondary codes.
- Sec. 14-38. - Notice of noncompliance.
- Chapter 14A — FIREARMS—GENERALLY
- Chapter 14B — FIREARMS—HANDGUNS
- Chapter 14C — FILM PERMIT OFFICE
▸Article I — Adoption of the 2025 California Fire Code and Portions of the 2024 International F…
- Part 1 — GENERAL PROVISIONS
- Part 2 — ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT
- Chapter 2 — DEFINITIONS
- Chapter 3 — GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
▸Chapter 4 — EMERGENCY PLANNING AND PREPAREDNESS
- Chapter 5 — FIRE SERVICE FEATURES
▸Chapter 9 — FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
▸Chapter 11 — CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS FOR EXISTING BUILDINGS
▸Chapter 12 — ENERGY SYSTEMS
▸Chapter 33 — FIRE SAFETY DURING CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION
- Article II — Reserved
▸Article III — Fire Development Impact Mitigation Fees
Overview- Sec. 15-48. - Findings.
- Sec. 15-49. - Definitions.
- Sec. 15-50. - Adoption of fire facility development impact fee.
- Sec. 15-51. - Applicability of fees.
- Sec. 15-52. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 15-53. - Timing of fee payment.
- Sec. 15-54. - Fee adjustment.
- Sec. 15-55. - Fee account.
- Sec. 15-56. - Use of funds.
- Sec. 15-57. - Developer construction of facilities.
- Sec. 15-58. - Condition for refunds.
- Sec. 15-59. - Annual report.
- Sec. 15-60. - Fee revision by resolution.
- Sec. 15-61. - Superseding provisions.
▸Article IIIA — Carpinteria-Summerland Fire Protection District Fire Protection Mitigation Fee …
Overview- Sec. 15-62. - Title.
- Sec. 15-63. - Definitions.
- Sec. 15-64. - Purpose.
- Sec. 15-65. - Establishment and imposition of development impact fees and pro-viding for their…
- Sec. 15-66. - Segregation and use of funds.
- Sec. 15-67. - Automatic adjustment of fee structure.
- Sec. 15-68. - Zoning utilized to compute fee.
- Sec. 15-69. - Payment of fee.
- Sec. 15-70. - Adjustment of fees for specific development projects.
- Sec. 15-71. - Refund of fees paid.
- Article IIIB — Reserved
- Article IIIC — Reserved
- Article IV — Reserved
- Article VII — Reserved
▸Article VIII — Reserved
- Chapter 15A — FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT
- Chapter 15B — DEVELOPMENT ALONG WATERCOURSES
- Chapter 16 — FOOD AND FOOD PRODUCTS
- Division 2 — Permits
- Article II — Reserved
- Article III — County Retail Food Code
▸Division 1 — General
Overview- Sec. 16-17. - Purpose.
- Sec. 16-18. - Area of application.
- Sec. 16-19. - California Retail Food Code—Adoption by reference.
- Sec. 16-20. - Permit to construct required.
- Sec. 16-21. - Plans required for permit to construct.
- Sec. 16-22. - Reserved.
- Sec. 16-23. - Health permit required.
- Sec. 16-24. - Microenterprise home kitchen operation.
- Sec. 16-25. - Separate activities.
- Sec. 16-26. - Application for health permit.
- Sec. 16-27. - Fictitious name.
- Sec. 16-28. - Temporary activities.
- Sec. 16-29. - Exemptions from fees.
- Sec. 16-30. - Collection of fees.
- Sec. 16-31. - Reserved.
- Sec. 16-32. - Transfer of permit.
- Sec. 16-33. - Posting or carrying permit.
- Sec. 16-34. - Suspension or revocation.
- Sec. 16-35. - Emergency suspension.
- Sec. 16-36. - Hearing of emergency suspension.
- Sec. 16-37. - Operation with suspended, revoked or expired health permit.
- Sec. 16-38. - Operation with expired permit to construct.
- Sec. 16-39. - Inspections.
- Sec. 16-40. - Registration for septic tank cleaning.
- Sec. 16-41. - Noise surveys.
- Sec. 16-42. - Cross connection certification and renewal.
- Sec. 16-43. - Bacteriological analyses of drinking water.
- Sec. 16-46. - Penalties.
▸Division 2 — Required Fees
- Chapter 16A — FOOD AND OTHER CONSUMER COMMODITIES—PRICE MARKING
- Chapter 16B — SINGLE-USE PLASTIC BAG BAN
▸Chapter 17 — SOLID WASTE SYSTEMS
▸Title 14 — CCR and Title 27 CCR.
Overview- Sec. 17-2. - Findings and purpose.
- Sec. 17-3. - Method and manner of providing solid waste handling services.
- Sec. 17-4. - Rights and duties of licensees.
- Sec. 17-5. - Business license required.
- Sec. 17-6. - Authority to require collection arrangements.
- Sec. 17-7. - Mandatory service in Isla Vista.
- Sec. 17-8. - Containers.
- Sec. 17-9. - Owner or responsible party to maintain premises free of litter and solid waste.
- Sec. 17-10. - Unlawful acts.
- Sec. 17-11. - Scavenging prohibited.
- Sec. 17-12. - Disposal sites and authorized solid waste facilities.
- Sec. 17-13. - Records.
- Sec. 17-14. - Categories.
- Sec. 17-15. - Household hazardous waste collection.
- Sec. 17-16. - Right of person and responsible party to dispose of solid waste.
- Sec. 17-17. - Ownership of solid waste placed for collection.
- Sec. 17-18. - Ownership of recyclables.
- Sec. 17-19. - Compliance with regulations.
- Sec. 17-20. - Bonds, indemnification and insurance.
- Sec. 17-21. - Spills.
- Sec. 17-22. - Authority of resource recovery and waste management division.
- Sec. 17-23. - Construction and demolition waste.
▸Article II — Regular Solid Waste Handling Services
Overview- Sec. 17-29. - Exclusive franchise or contract for regular residential and commercial solid was…
- Sec. 17-30. - Regular solid waste handling services.
- Sec. 17-31. - Civil action by authorized recycling contractor.
- Sec. 17-32. - Financial reports.
- Sec. 17-33. - Authority to levy collection and transfer fees.
- Sec. 17-34. - Liability for fees.
- Sec. 17-35. - Minimum standards for collection trucks.
- Sec. 17-36. - Maintenance of collection trucks.
- Sec. 17-37. - Identification of collection trucks.
- Sec. 17-38. - Noise during compaction process.
- Sec. 17-39. - Collector's equipment.
▸Article III — Unscheduled Solid Waste Handling Services
Overview- Sec. 17-44. - Nonexclusive permit for unscheduled solid waste handling services.
- Sec. 17-45. - Unscheduled solid waste handling services.
- Sec. 17-46. - Financial reports.
- Sec. 17-47. - Reserved.
- Sec. 17-48. - Minimum standards for containers.
- Sec. 17-49. - Maintenance of containers.
- Sec. 17-50. - Identification of containers.
▸Article IV — Fees for Use of County-Owned and/or Operated Solid Waste Facilities
▸Article V — Abatement of Nuisance
Overview- Sec. 17-65. - Applicability of article.
- Sec. 17-66. - Public nuisance declared.
- Sec. 17-67. - Notice to owner or responsible party.
- Sec. 17-68. - Hearing.
- Sec. 17-69. - Order to abate.
- Sec. 17-70. - Cleanup procedure; director authorized to expend funds, contract, etc.
- Sec. 17-71. - Account of expenses.
- Sec. 17-72. - Evidence of property ownership.
▸Article VI — Enforcement and Penalties
Overview- Sec. 17-77. - Authorization.
- Sec. 17-78. - Right of entry.
- Sec. 17-79. - Liability.
- Sec. 17-80. - Referral for legal action.
- Sec. 17-81. - Civil remedies and penalties.
- Sec. 17-82. - Criminal actions and penalties.
- Sec. 17-83. - Separate and distinct violations.
- Sec. 17-84. - Remedies cumulative.
- Sec. 17-85. - Recovery of costs and fees.
- Sec. 17-86. - Franchises or contracts—Termination by board of supervisors.
- Sec. 17-87. - Severability.
▸Article VII — Mandatory Organic Waste Disposal Reduction
Overview- Sec. 17-90. - Purpose and findings.
- Sec. 17-91. - Requirements for single-family generators.
- Sec. 17-92. - Requirements for commercial businesses.
- Sec. 17-93. - Waivers for generators.
- Sec. 17-94. - Requirements for specific entities.
- Sec. 17-95. - Inspections and investigations by county.
- Sec. 17-96. - Enforcement of mandatory organic waste disposal reduction ordinance.
- Chapter 17A — GRAND JURORS
- Article II — Reserved
- Article III — Reserved
- Article IV — Reserved
- Article V — Reserved
- Article VI — Reserved
▸Article VII — Monitoring
Overview- Sec. 18-49. - Reserved.
- Sec. 18-50. - Groundwater and air monitoring requirements for class I hazardous waste faciliti…
- Sec. 18-51. - Violation a misdemeanor.
- Sec. 18-52. - Injunctive relief and civil penalties.
- Sec. 18-53. - Class I facility defined.
- Sec. 18-54. - Subsequent changes.
- Sec. 18-55. - Monitoring activity; tax credit.
- Sec. 18-56. - Severability.
▸Article VIII — Condom Warning Signs
▸Article IX — Unlawful Discrimination Pertaining to AIDS
Overview- Sec. 18-61. - Legislative findings.
- Sec. 18-62. - Purpose and public policy.
- Sec. 18-63. - Definitions.
- Sec. 18-64. - Housing accommodations and housing services.
- Sec. 18-65. - Business establishments.
- Sec. 18-66. - Medical services.
- Sec. 18-67. - County facilities and services.
- Sec. 18-68. - Employment.
- Sec. 18-69. - Advertising.
- Sec. 18-70. - Testing.
- Sec. 18-71. - Exceptions.
- Sec. 18-72. - Liability and damages.
- Sec. 18-73. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 18-74. - Severability.
- Article X — Reserved
- Chapter 18A — HISTORICAL LANDMARKS ADVISORY COMMISSION
- Chapter 18B — HOME FINANCING PROGRAM
- Chapter 18C — ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
- Article I — Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems
- Article II — Extended Producer Responsibility Stewardship for Collection and Disposal of Unwan…
- Article III — Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA)
- Article IV — Release of Waste
▸Chapter 19 — JUNK YARDS AND DUMPS
Overview- Sec. 19-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 19-2. - Permit—Required; application.
- Sec. 19-3. - Same—Hearing required on application.
- Sec. 19-4. - Same—Recommendation as to issuance or denial.
- Sec. 19-5. - Same—Issuance or denial.
- Sec. 19-6. - Same—Conditions may be imposed.
- Sec. 19-7. - Same—Restrictions on issuance.
- Sec. 19-8. - Maintenance regulations.
- Sec. 19-9. - Applicability of chapter to existing yards, etc.
- Sec. 19-10. - Compliance with laws, etc.
- Chapter 19A — JURORS
- Article III — Reserved
- Article IV — Reserved
▸Article V — Juvenile Justice Delinquency Prevention Commission
- Chapter 21 — LAND DIVISION
▸Division 2 — Procedure for Subdivision and Forms of Maps, Filing Bonds and Dedication of Streets
Overview- Sec. 21-7. - Submission of tentative maps including tentative parcel maps.
- Sec. 21-8. - Form of tentative map including tentative parcel maps and requirements for approv…
- Sec. 21-9. - Form of final map and parcel map.
- Sec. 21-10. - Submission of final maps and parcel maps.
- Sec. 21-11. - Submission of maps of dedicating streets.
- Sec. 21-12. - Filing agreements and bonds covering streets.
- Sec. 21-13. - Other bonds.
- Sec. 21-14. - Agreements—Construction of improvements.
- Sec. 21-15. - Reserved for future legislation.
- Division 3 — Modification to Recorded Maps, Lot Split Plats and Lot Line Adjustments
- Division 3.1 — Vesting Tentative Maps
▸Division 4 — Monuments and Survey Procedure
▸Division 5 — Subdivision Standards and Principles
Overview- Sec. 21-18. - Compliance with division.
- Sec. 21-19. - Blocks.
- Sec. 21-20. - Streets and highways.
- Sec. 21-21. - Reserve strips.
- Sec. 21-22. - Alleys.
- Sec. 21-23. - Rights-of-way.
- Sec. 21-24. - Lots.
- Sec. 21-25. - Planned development and open space subdivisions.
- Sec. 21-26. - Parks, schools, etc.
- Sec. 21-27. - Proposed change of uses not permitted by zoning.
- Sec. 21-28. - Preservation of natural features.
- Sec. 21-29. - Fire hydrants.
- Sec. 21-30. - Provision for utilities.
- Sec. 21-31. - Modification.
- Sec. 21-32. - Increase in setbacks for drainage.
▸Division 8 — Special Treatment Areas
Overview- Sec. 21-42. - Purpose.
- Sec. 21-43. - Objectives.
- Sec. 21-44. - Special definitions.
- Sec. 21-45. - Procedure.
- Sec. 21-46. - Special grading and landscaping provisions.
- Sec. 21-47. - Special fire prevention and suppression provisions.
- Sec. 21-48. - Special sewage disposal provisions.
- Sec. 21-49. - Special water supply provisions.
- Sec. 21-50. - Special road provisions.
▸Division 9 — Classification of Streets
Overview- Sec. 21-51. - Alley.
- Sec. 21-52. - Arterial road.
- Sec. 21-53. - Boundary street.
- Sec. 21-54. - Collector street.
- Sec. 21-55. - Commercial street.
- Sec. 21-56. - Expressway.
- Sec. 21-57. - Freeway.
- Sec. 21-58. - Frontage road.
- Sec. 21-59. - Hillside residential street.
- Sec. 21-60. - Industrial street.
- Sec. 21-61. - Major road.
- Sec. 21-62. - Primary residential street.
- Sec. 21-63. - Residential cul-de-sac street.
- Sec. 21-64. - Residential loop street.
- Sec. 21-65. - Rural residential street.
- Sec. 21-66. - Secondary residential street.
- Sec. 21-67. - Split-level street.
▸Division 10 — Legal Procedure and Remedies
▸Division 11 — Voluntary Merger
- Division 12 — Recovery of Costs
- Division 13 — Certificates of Compliance and Conditional Certificates of Compliance
- Division 14 — Notices of Violation
▸Division 1 — Flood Control Fees for Division of Land Not a Subdivision
- Division 2 — Reserved
▸Article III — Lot Line Adjustments
Overview- Sec. 21-90. - Filing lot line adjustments for record.
- Sec. 21-91. - Application and fees.
- Sec. 21-92. - Procedure.
- Sec. 21-93. - Findings required for approval of a lot line adjustment.
- Sec. 21-94. - Notice and appeals.
- Sec. 21-95. - Recording of lot line adjustments without approval prohibited.
- Sec. 21-96. - Penalties for violations.
- Article IV — Park and Recreation Dedication and Fees
▸Division 1 — General Provisions
Overview- Sec. 21-100. - Findings.
- Sec. 21-101. - Definitions.
- Sec. 21-102. - Adoption of park and recreation dedications and fees.
- Sec. 21-103. - Applicability of park and recreation facility dedications and fees.
- Sec. 21-104. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 21-105. - Amount of fee in lieu of land dedication.
- Sec. 21-106. - Land dedication formula.
- Sec. 21-107. - Choice and method of dedication of land and/or payment of fees.
- Sec. 21-108. - Improvements to land dedicated for park and recreational purposes.
- Sec. 21-109. - Credit for recreational improvements within common open space.
- Sec. 21-110. - Conveyance of land.
- Sec. 21-111. - Fee account.
- Sec. 21-112. - Use of fees and dedicated land.
- Sec. 21-113. - Local agencies.
- Sec. 21-114. - Limitation on use of land and fees.
- Sec. 21-115. - Automatic annual adjustments.
- Sec. 21-116. - Fee revision by resolution.
- Sec. 21-117. - Superseding provisions.
- Sec. 21-118. - Severability.
- Sec. 21-119. - Effective date.
- Sec. 21-120. - Publication.
▸Division 2 — Development Mitigation Fees for Parks in Connection with Residential Development …
▸Division 1 — Conversion of Existing Buildings
▸Division 2 — Prohibition of Conversion of Mobilehome Rental Parks to Mobilehome Subdivisions
▸Division 1 — Public Administration Facility Development Impact Fees
Overview- Sec. 21-130. - Findings.
- Sec. 21-131. - Definitions.
- Sec. 21-132. - Adoption of public administration facility development impact fees.
- Sec. 21-133. - Applicability of fees.
- Sec. 21-134. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 21-135. - Timing of fee payment.
- Sec. 21-136. - Fee adjustments.
- Sec. 21-137. - Fee reduction for beneficial projects.
- Sec. 21-138. - Fee account.
- Sec. 21-139. - Use of funds.
- Sec. 21-140. - Developer construction of facilities.
- Sec. 21-141. - Condition for refunds.
- Sec. 21-142. - Annual report.
- Sec. 21-143. - Automatic annual adjustment.
- Sec. 21-144. - Fee revision by resolution.
- Sec. 21-145. - Superseding provisions.
- Sec. 21-146. - Severability.
- Sec. 21-147. - Effective date.
- Sec. 21-148. - Publication.
- Sec. 21-149. - Reserved.
▸Division 2 — Library Facility Development Impact Fees
Overview- Sec. 21-150. - Findings.
- Sec. 21-151. - Definitions.
- Sec. 21-152. - Adoption of library facility development impact fees.
- Sec. 21-153. - Applicability of fees.
- Sec. 21-154. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 21-155. - Timing of fee payment.
- Sec. 21-156. - Fee adjustments.
- Sec. 21-157. - Fee reduction for beneficial projects.
- Sec. 21-158. - Fee account.
- Sec. 21-159. - Use of funds.
- Sec. 21-160. - Developer construction of facilities.
- Sec. 21-161. - Condition for refunds.
- Sec. 21-162. - Annual report.
- Sec. 21-163. - Automatic annual adjustment.
- Sec. 21-164. - Fee revision by resolution.
- Sec. 21-165. - Superseding provisions.
- Sec. 21-166. - Severability.
- Sec. 21-167. - Effective date.
- Sec. 21-168. - Publication.
- Sec. 21-169. - Reserved.
▸Division 3 — Sheriff Facility Development Impact Fees
Overview- Sec. 21-170. - Findings.
- Sec. 21-171. - Definitions.
- Sec. 21-172. - Adoption of sheriff facility development impact fees.
- Sec. 21-173. - Applicability of fees.
- Sec. 21-174. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 21-175. - Timing of fee payment.
- Sec. 21-176. - Fee adjustments.
- Sec. 21-177. - Fee reduction for beneficial projects.
- Sec. 21-178. - Fee account.
- Sec. 21-179. - Use of funds.
- Sec. 21-180. - Developer construction of facilities.
- Sec. 21-181. - Condition for refunds.
- Sec. 21-182. - Annual report.
- Sec. 21-183. - Automatic annual adjustment.
- Sec. 21-184. - Fee revision by resolution.
- Sec. 21-185. - Superseding provisions.
- Sec. 21-186. - Severability.
- Sec. 21-187. - Effective date.
- Sec. 21-188. - Publication.
- Sec. 21-189. - Reserved.
▸Division 4 — Commercial/Industrial Park and Recreational Facility Development Impact Fees
Overview- Sec. 21-190. - Findings.
- Sec. 21-191. - Definitions.
- Sec. 21-192. - Adoption of C/I park and recreational facility development impact fees.
- Sec. 21-193. - Applicability of fees.
- Sec. 21-194. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 21-195. - Timing of fee payment.
- Sec. 21-196. - Fee adjustments.
- Sec. 21-197. - Fee reduction for beneficial projects.
- Sec. 21-198. - Fee account.
- Sec. 21-199. - Use of funds.
- Sec. 21-200. - Developer construction of facilities.
- Sec. 21-201. - Condition for refunds.
- Sec. 21-202. - Annual report.
- Sec. 21-203. - Automatic annual adjustment.
- Sec. 21-204. - Fee revision by resolution.
- Sec. 21-205. - Superseding provisions.
- Sec. 21-206. - Severability.
- Sec. 21-207. - Effective date.
- Sec. 21-208. - Publication.
▸Division 1 — Commercial and Industrial Park and Recreational Facility Development Impact Fees
Overview- Sec. 21-300. - Findings.
- Sec. 21-301. - Definitions.
- Sec. 21-302. - Adoption of commercial and industrial park and recreational facility developmen…
- Sec. 21-303. - Applicability of fees.
- Sec. 21-304. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 21-305. - Timing of fee payment.
- Sec. 21-306. - Fee adjustments.
- Sec. 21-307. - Fee reduction for beneficial projects.
- Sec. 21-308. - Fee account.
- Sec. 21-309. - Use of funds.
- Sec. 21-310. - Developer construction of facilities.
- Sec. 21-311. - Condition for refunds.
- Sec. 21-312. - Annual report.
- Sec. 21-313. - Automatic annual adjustment.
- Sec. 21-314. - Fee revision by resolution.
- Sec. 21-315. - Superseding provisions.
- Sec. 21-316. - Severability.
- Sec. 21-317. - Effective date.
- Sec. 21-318. - Publication.
▸Division 2 — Library Facility Development Impact Fees
Overview- Sec. 21-325. - Findings.
- Sec. 21-326. - Definitions.
- Sec. 21-327. - Adoption of library facility development impact fees.
- Sec. 21-328. - Applicability of fees.
- Sec. 21-329. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 21-330. - Timing of fee payment.
- Sec. 21-331. - Fee adjustments.
- Sec. 21-332. - Fee reduction for beneficial projects.
- Sec. 21-333. - Fee account.
- Sec. 21-334. - Use of funds.
- Sec. 21-335. - Developer construction of facilities.
- Sec. 21-336. - Condition for refunds.
- Sec. 21-337. - Annual report.
- Sec. 21-338. - Automatic annual adjustment.
- Sec. 21-339. - Fee revision by resolution.
- Sec. 21-340. - Superseding provisions.
- Sec. 21-341. - Severability.
- Sec. 21-342. - Effective date.
- Sec. 21-343. - Publication.
▸Division 3 — Public Administration Facility Development Impact Fees
Overview- Sec. 21-350. - Findings.
- Sec. 21-351. - Definitions.
- Sec. 21-352. - Adoption of public administration facility development impact fees.
- Sec. 21-353. - Applicability of fees.
- Sec. 21-354. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 21-355. - Timing of fee payment.
- Sec. 21-356. - Fee adjustments.
- Sec. 21-357. - Fee reduction for beneficial projects.
- Sec. 21-358. - Fee account.
- Sec. 21-359. - Use of funds.
- Sec. 21-360. - Developer construction of facilities.
- Sec. 21-361. - Condition for refunds.
- Sec. 21-362. - Annual report.
- Sec. 21-363. - Automatic annual adjustment.
- Sec. 21-364. - Fee revision by resolution.
- Sec. 21-365. - Superseding provisions.
- Sec. 21-366. - Severability.
- Sec. 21-367. - Effective date.
- Sec. 21-368. - Publication.
▸Division 4 — Sheriff Facility Development Impact Fees
Overview- Sec. 21-375. - Findings.
- Sec. 21-376. - Definitions.
- Sec. 21-377. - Adoption of sheriff facility development impact fees.
- Sec. 21-378. - Applicability of Fees.
- Sec. 21-379 - Exemptions.
- Sec. 21-380. - Timing of fee payment.
- Sec. 21-381. - Fee adjustments.
- Sec. 21-382. - Fee reduction for beneficial projects.
- Sec. 21-383. - Fee account.
- Sec. 21-384. - Use of funds.
- Sec. 21-385. - Developer construction of facilities.
- Sec. 21-386. - Condition for refunds.
- Sec. 21-387. - Annual report.
- Sec. 21-388. - Automatic annual adjustment.
- Sec. 21-389. - Fee revision by resolution.
- Sec. 21-390. - Superseding provisions.
- Sec. 21-391. - Severability.
- Sec. 21-392. - Effective date.
- Sec. 21-393. - Publication.
- Chapter 21A — ADJUSTMENT OF SURVEY DISCREPANCIES
- Chapter 22 — LICENSES
▸Division 1 — Generally
Overview- Sec. 22-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 22-2. - Duties of the tax collector generally.
- Sec. 22-3. - Reports by tax collector.
- Sec. 22-4. - Exemptions—Statutory; blind persons.
- Sec. 22-5. - Same—Wholesale travelers.
- Sec. 22-6. - Same—Newspapers, newsboys and juveniles.
- Sec. 22-7. - Same—Farmers' stands.
- Sec. 22-8. - Parking vehicles on roads, beaches, etc., for purpose of transacting business pro…
- Sec. 22-9. - License not to authorize illegal occupations.
- Sec. 22-10. - Not to be issued in violation of zoning requirements.
- Sec. 22-11. - Required.
- Sec. 22-12. - Separate license required for each business.
- Sec. 22-13. - Valid for specified location only.
- Sec. 22-14. - Issuance under fictitious name.
- Sec. 22-15. - Duplicate licenses.
- Sec. 22-16. - Application—Generally.
- Sec. 22-17. - Same—Form.
- Sec. 22-18. - Same—False statements.
- Sec. 22-19. - Same—Referral for reports.
- Sec. 22-20. - Same—Additional information may be required.
- Sec. 22-21. - Same—Reports.
- Sec. 22-22. - Conditions may be imposed.
- Sec. 22-23. - Notification of conditions.
- Sec. 22-24. - Right to impose or change conditions.
- Sec. 22-25. - Request by licensee for change in conditions.
- Sec. 22-26. - Term; proration of fees.
- Sec. 22-27. - When license commences—Generally.
- Sec. 22-28. - Same—Quarterly, daily, etc.
- Sec. 22-29. - Transfer generally.
- Sec. 22-30. - When transfer allowed.
- Sec. 22-31. - Transfer to admit new partners.
- Sec. 22-32. - Renewal generally.
- Sec. 22-33. - Check on renewals.
- Sec. 22-34. - Renewal by board.
- Sec. 22-35. - New location not renewal.
- Sec. 22-36. - Fee limited when activity charitable.
- Sec. 22-37. - True names required on reports.
- Sec. 22-38. - Disposition of funds.
- Sec. 22-39. - Refunds generally.
- Sec. 22-40. - Refund of fees where privilege not exercised.
- Sec. 22-41. - Civil actions.
- Sec. 22-43. - Penalty.
▸Division 2 — Contents and Display
▸Division 3 — Denial and Revocation
Overview- Sec. 22-52. - Reports against licensee.
- Sec. 22-53. - Notification of denial or conditions.
- Sec. 22-54. - Procedure when department, etc., recommends denial.
- Sec. 22-55. - Grounds for denial—Generally.
- Sec. 22-56. - Same—Actions of applicant.
- Sec. 22-57. - Same—Applicant not real party in interest.
- Sec. 22-58. - Revocation—Right reserved.
- Sec. 22-59. - Revocation—Grounds.
- Sec. 22-60. - Same—Notice to tax collector.
- Sec. 22-61. - Same—Limitation or reissuance after revocation.
- Sec. 22-62. - Same—Fee forfeited.
- Sec. 22-63. - Keeping insurance, etc., in effect; license suspended upon cancellation of policy.
- Sec. 22-64. - New insurance to replace cancelled or expired policy.
- Sec. 22-65. - Notice of suspension of license for cancellation, etc., of insurance.
- Sec. 22-66. - Return of license plates, etc.
▸Article III — Sand Removal
Overview- Sec. 22-78. - Required.
- Sec. 22-79. - Application; deposit.
- Sec. 22-80. - Contents of application.
- Sec. 22-81. - Referral of application for reports and recommendations.
- Sec. 22-82. - Issuance or denial.
- Sec. 22-83. - Conditions may be imposed.
- Sec. 22-84. - Minimum distance may be imposed.
- Sec. 22-85. - Fee for issuance.
- Sec. 22-86. - Revocation.
▸Article V — Bingo Games
Overview- Sec. 22-100. - Bingo games.
- Sec. 22-101. - Definitions.
- Sec. 22-102. - License required.
- Sec. 22-103. - Applications.
- Sec. 22-104. - Term of license and fees.
- Sec. 22-105. - Application investigation.
- Sec. 22-106. - License not transferable.
- Sec. 22-107. - Limitations.
- Sec. 22-108. - Inspection.
- Sec. 22-109. - Application denial, license suspension or revocation.
- Sec. 22-110. - Appeal procedure.
- Sec. 22-111. - Severability, conflict of law.
- Sec. 22-112. - Violations and penalties.
- Article I — Definitions
- Article II — General Provisions
- Article III — Connection Charges
- Article IV — Sewer Service Charges
- Article V — Sewer Connections and Use
- Article VI — Construction of Private Disposal Systems (Septic Tanks, Leach fields, Drywell Sys…
- Article VII — Miscellaneous
- Article VIII — Enforcement
▸Chapter 23 — MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
Overview- Sec. 23-1. - Stop streets, through highways, one-way streets, traffic lights, etc.—Establishme…
- Sec. 23-2. - Stop streets, through highways, one-way streets, traffic lights, etc.—Signs to be…
- Sec. 23-3. - Same—Obedience to signs.
- Sec. 23-4. - Same—Obedience to signals.
- Sec. 23-5. - Same—Obedience to one-way signs and street closed signs.
- Sec. 23-6. - Regulation of traffic on bridges, viaducts and tunnels—Authorized by resolution.
- Sec. 23-7. - Same—Obedience to stop sign.
- Sec. 23-8. - Same—Obedience to speed sign.
- Sec. 23-9. - Weight restrictions on bridges and highways authorized.
- Sec. 23-10. - Same—Obedience to signs.
- Sec. 23-11. - Parking regulations, establishment of crosswalks, loading, etc., zones—Authorize…
- Sec. 23-12. - Same—Signs to be posted, etc.
- Sec. 23-13. - Loitering on overpasses, etc., prohibited; exceptions as to authorized personnel.
▸Article III — Abandoned Vehicles
Overview- Sec. 23-16. - Authority; purpose; definitions.
- Sec. 23-17. - Applicability.
- Sec. 23-18. - Supplemental nature of article.
- Sec. 23-19. - Enforcement; right of entry of officers.
- Sec. 23-20. - Right of entry of contractors.
- Sec. 23-21. - Administrative costs.
- Sec. 23-22. - Authority to abate.
- Sec. 23-23. - Notices to abate.
- Sec. 23-24. - Public hearing—Generally.
- Sec. 23-25. - Same—Procedure.
- Sec. 23-26. - Appeals.
- Sec. 23-27. - When disposal may take place.
- Sec. 23-28. - Notice to department of motor vehicles.
- Sec. 23-29. - Assessment of costs.
- Chapter 23A — TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
- Chapter 23B — PERMIT PARKING PROGRAM
- Chapter 23C — TRANSPORTATION IMPACT MITIGATION FEES
- Chapter 23D — PARKING METERS
- Chapter 23E — PARKING LOT METERS
- Chapter 23F — PRIVATE ROADS
▸Chapter 24 — OFFENSES—MISCELLANEOUS
Overview- § 24-5
- Sec. 24-7. - Watercourses—Erecting buildings etc., which obstruct flow prohibited.
- Sec. 24-8. - Same—Dumping garbage, debris, etc., prohibited.
- Sec. 24-9. - Weapons—Discharge in Montecito area prohibited.
- Sec. 24-10. - Same—Possession of loaded weapon prohibited in Montecito area.
- Sec. 24-11. - Same—"Airgun," "spring gun," "Montecito area" defined.
- Sec. 24-12. - Same—Discharge near schools.
- Sec. 24-13. - Same—Discharge in Cachuma Recreational Area.
- Sec. 24-14. - Public nudity—Findings and intent of board of supervisors.
- Sec. 24-15. - Same—Offenses numerated; penalties.
- Sec. 24-16. - Same—Severability.
- Sec. 24-28. - Motor vehicle nuisance on unimproved property—Findings and intent.
- Sec. 24-29. - Use of motor vehicles on unimproved real property.
- Sec. 24-30. - Violations; penalties.
- Sec. 24-31. - Required posting of prices for motor vehicle fuel.
- Sec. 24-32. - Advertising prohibited for unavailable motor fuel.
- Sec. 24-33. - Display of materials harmful to minors.
- Sec. 24-34. - Urinating or defecating in public prohibited.
- Chapter 24A — ADMINISTRATIVE FINES
▸Chapter 25 — PETROLEUM CODE
Overview- Sec. 25-1. - Position of petroleum administrator established.
- Sec. 25-2. - Purpose of chapter.
- Sec. 25-3. - Adopted codes, regulations and standards.
- Sec. 25-4. - Definitions.
- Sec. 25-5. - Permits.
- Sec. 25-6. - Permit procedures.
- Sec. 25-7. - Fees.
- Sec. 25-8. - Notices.
- Sec. 25-9. - Pollution control plan.
- Sec. 25-10. - State and federal laws.
- Sec. 25-11. - Public records.
- Sec. 25-12. - Service of notice.
- Sec. 25-13. - Extensions or waivers.
- Sec. 25-14. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 25-15. - Penalties.
- Sec. 25-16. - Appeals.
- Sec. 25-17. - Appeals board.
- Sec. 25-18. - Appeals hearing fee.
- Sec. 25-19. - Conflicts with state law.
- Sec. 25-20. - Copies of adopted codes and referenced publications.
- Sec. 25-21. - Spacing and location.
- Sec. 25-22. - Grading.
- Sec. 25-23. - Blowout equipment.
- Sec. 25-24. - Cementing operations.
- Sec. 25-25. - Emission control.
- Sec. 25-26. - Drilling and well servicing structures.
- Sec. 25-27. - Storage.
- Sec. 25-28. - Piping.
- Sec. 25-29. - Fire prevention and control equipment.
- Sec. 25-30. - Secondary and enhanced operations.
- Sec. 25-31. - Well abandonment and lease restoration procedure.
- Sec. 25-32. - Removal of drilling and service equipment.
- Sec. 25-33. - Right of entry.
- Sec. 25-34. - Surface inspections.
- Sec. 25-35. - Hazardous conditions or nuisances.
- Sec. 25-36. - Hazardous equipment.
- Sec. 25-37. - Pollution.
- Sec. 25-38. - Sumps.
- Sec. 25-39. - Oilfield waste transporters.
- Sec. 25-40. - Cellars.
- Sec. 25-41. - Signs.
- Sec. 25-42. - Severability.
- Sec. 25-43. - Remediation of high risk operations.
- Chapter 25A — EVIDENCE OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY TO CLEAN UP OIL SPILLS
- Chapter 25B — CHANGE OF OWNER, OPERATOR, OR GUARANTOR FOR CERTAIN OIL AND GAS
- Chapter 26 — PARKS AND RECREATION
▸Article I — Rules and Regulations, Facilities
Overview- Sec. 26-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 26-2. - Enforcement of rules and regulations.
- Sec. 26-3. - Public officers—Citations.
- Sec. 26-4. - Revoking permits.
- Sec. 26-5. - Public use fees.
- Sec. 26-6. - Penalty; continuing violation.
- Sec. 26-7. - Ejection of violators.
- Sec. 26-8. - Confiscation of property.
- Sec. 26-9. - Reserved or special use areas.
- Sec. 26-10. - Park hours of operation.
- Sec. 26-11. - Prohibited area.
- Sec. 26-12. - Vandalism prohibited.
- Sec. 26-13. - Disorderly, offensive conduct prohibited.
- Sec. 26-14. - Interference with public use of restrooms prohibited.
- Sec. 26-15. - Trespassing.
- Sec. 26-16. - Soliciting prohibited.
- Sec. 26-17. - Sale or use of alcoholic beverages.
- Sec. 26-18. - Interfering with park personnel.
- Sec. 26-19. - Discharge of fireworks prohibited.
- Sec. 26-20. - Restriction on use of sound-amplifying equipment.
- Sec. 26-21. - Restriction on audio devices by park personnel.
- Sec. 26-22. - Landing aircraft.
- Sec. 26-23. - Construction prohibited without permit.
- Sec. 26-24. - Guy wires prohibited.
- Sec. 26-25. - Gathering plants, wood, or any other vegetation is prohibited.
- Sec. 26-26. - Injuring, killing or molesting animals.
- Sec. 26-27. - Campfires and open fires.
- Sec. 26-28. - Removing materials.
- Sec. 26-29. - Littering prohibited.
- Sec. 26-30. - Water pollution prohibited.
- Sec. 26-31. - Garbage containers for park use.
- Sec. 26-32. - Abandoned vehicles prohibited.
- Sec. 26-33. - No wastewater, oil or sewage on ground.
- Sec. 26-34. - Use of restrooms.
- Sec. 26-35. - Posting of signs prohibited.
- Sec. 26-36. - Public nudity.
- Sec. 26-37. - Firearms, weapons, etc.
- Sec. 26-38. - Camping prohibited.
▸Article II — Traffic Regulations
Overview- Sec. 26-39. - Parking, vehicle use violations.
- Sec. 26-40. - Parking fees.
- Sec. 26-41. - Speed limit.
- Sec. 26-42. - Negligent operations of vehicles and equipment.
- Sec. 26-43. - Off-highway vehicles.
- Sec. 26-44. - Operator must be licensed.
- Sec. 26-45. - Obstruction of roads and paths prohibited.
- Sec. 26-46. - Traffic restricted to roads and parking areas.
- Sec. 26-47. - Bicycles; operator-propelled vehicles.
▸Article III — Animal Regulations
▸Article IV — Camping Parks
Overview- Sec. 26-55. - Camping.
- Sec. 26-56. - Time limitations and camping and camp sites.
- Sec. 26-57. - Annual vehicle permit.
- Sec. 26-58. - Annual permits.
- Sec. 26-59. - Camping without paying posted fees.
- Sec. 26-60. - Entering without paying posted day use fee.
- Sec. 26-61. - Vehicle parking at campsite.
- Sec. 26-62. - Parks' quiet.
- Sec. 26-63. - Restrictions on generators.
- Sec. 26-64. - Firearms.
- Sec. 26-65. - Camp sanitation; occupancy limit.
▸Article V — Special Use Area and Beach Regulations
Overview- Sec. 26-66. - Authority to establish special use areas.
- Sec. 26-67. - Special uses defined.
- Sec. 26-68. - Geographical limits of special use areas.
- Sec. 26-69. - Buoy lines to mark special use areas.
- Sec. 26-70. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 26-71. - Violations; penalty.
- Sec. 26-72. - Operation within two hundred feet of swimming beach.
- Sec. 26-73. - No power boats within buoy line.
- Sec. 26-74. - Surfing.
▸Division 1 — Jalama Beach Park
▸Division 2 — Goleta Beach
Overview- Sec. 26-76. - Pier—No mooring to pier.
- Sec. 26-77. - Pier—No mooring within two hundred feet.
- Sec. 26-78. - Pier—No equipment, vehicles.
- Sec. 26-79. - Pier—No boat within one hundred feet.
- Sec. 26-80. - Pier—No large vessels launched from pier.
- Sec. 26-81. - Pier—No large vessels on pier.
- Sec. 26-82. - Pier—No diving, swimming, etc., near pier.
- Sec. 26-83. - Pier—No fishing areas.
- Sec. 26-84. - Pier—No overhead casting.
- Sec. 26-85. - Flying kites prohibited in Goleta Beach County Park.
▸Division 3 — Lake Cachuma
Overview- Sec. 26-86. - Rabies vaccination.
- Sec. 26-87. - Lake—Boat standards.
- Sec. 26-88. - Lake—Boat standards; compliance.
- Sec. 26-89. - Lake—Boat standards; no contact with water.
- Sec. 26-90. - Lake—Boat standards; shall maintain buoyancy.
- Sec. 26-91. - Lake—Boat standards; toilets.
- Sec. 26-92. - Lake—Boat standards; exhaust muffled.
- Sec. 26-93. - Lake—Boat standards; power plant capacity.
- Sec. 26-94. - Lake—Boat standards; special permits.
- Sec. 26-95. - Lake—Boat operations; safe and seaworthy operation.
- Sec. 26-96. - Lake—Boat operations; boat permit.
- Sec. 26-97. - Lake—Boat operations; speed limits.
- Sec. 26-98. - Lake—Boat operations; restricted speed zones.
- Sec. 26-99. - Lake—Boat operations; hours.
- Sec. 26-100. - Lake—Boat operations; launching.
- Sec. 26-101. - Lake—Boat operations; landing.
- Sec. 26-102. - Lake—Boat operations; overnight storage.
- Sec. 26-103. - Lake—Boat operations; towing; water skiing.
- Sec. 26-104. - Lake—Boat operations; loading.
- Sec. 26-105. - Lake—Boat operations; life preservers.
- Sec. 26-106. - Lake—Boat operations; buoys and chains.
- Sec. 26-107. - Lake—Boat operations; use without owner's permission.
- Sec. 26-108. - Lake—Boat operations; trolling.
- Sec. 26-109. - Lake—Boat operations; competence.
- Sec. 26-110. - Lake—Boat operations; regattas.
- Sec. 26-111. - Lake—Boat operations; hire.
- Sec. 26-112. - Lake—Boat operations; private moorings.
- Sec. 26-113. - Lake—Boat trailers; parking.
- Sec. 26-114. - Lake—Sanitation; no swimming.
- Sec. 26-115. - Lake—Sanitation; permitting child or animal in the water.
- Sec. 26-116. - Lake—Sanitation; cleaning fish.
- Sec. 26-117. - Lake—Sanitation; animals.
- Sec. 26-118. - Lake—Sanitation; boat washing.
- Sec. 26-119. - Lake—Sanitation; foreign species.
- Sec. 26-120. - Closed lake areas; dam.
- Sec. 26-121. - Closed lake areas; prohibited by markers.
- Division 4 — Reserved
▸Division 5 — Waller Park
▸Division 6 — Public Trails Outside of County Parks
Overview- Sec. 26-126. - Encroachments on trails and recreational easements.
- Sec. 26-127. - Permits for excavations and encroachments.
- Sec. 26-128. - Supervision of work under permit; fees.
- Sec. 26-129. - Removal of encroachments.
- Sec. 26-130. - Removal of encroachments by notice.
- Sec. 26-131. - Notice for removal of encroachments.
▸Article VI — A. - Commercial Marketing—Promotion and Advertising
Overview- Sec. 26-132. - Commercial use.
- Sec. 26-133. - Requirements for agreements.
- Sec. 26-134. - Restriction against impersonation.
- Sec. 26-135. - Interpretation of article.
- Sec. 26-136. - Definitions.
- Sec. 26-137. - Advertising—Authorization.
- Sec. 26-138. - Limitations.
- Sec. 26-139. - Marketing plan—Annual review.
- Sec. 26-140. - Use regulations.
- Sec. 26-141. - Displays on uniforms.
- Sec. 26-142. - No county endorsement.
▸Article VII — Park or Recreation Charges in County Service Areas
▸Article VIII — Boating and Safety Enforcement
Overview- Sec. 26-204. - Lake—Boat standards; stop and board vessels.
- Sec. 26-205. - Lake—Boat standards; vessel inspection/termination authority (unsafe conditions).
- Sec. 26-206. - Lake—Boat operations; obstructing navigable water.
- Sec. 26-207. - Lake—Boat operations; abandoning vessel prohibited.
- Sec. 26-208. - Lake—Maliciously throw any object at a vessel.
- Sec. 26-209. - Lake—Boat operations; failure to yield to enforcement vessel.
- Sec. 26-210. - Lake—Possession of fishing license.
- Sec. 26-211. - Lake—Trailered vessel carrying passenger.
- Sec. 26-212. - Lake—Boat operations; motorboat operator age.
- Sec. 26-213. - Lake—Boat operations, negligent operation.
- Sec. 26-214. - Lake—Boat standards, display of numbers.
- Sec. 26-215. - Lake—Boating standards; registration stickers.
- Sec. 26-216. - Lake—Introduction, migration, stocking or transfer of species.
- Chapter 26A — SECONDHAND DEALER REGULATIONS
▸Chapter 27 — PERSONNEL
Overview- Sec. 27-1. - Sick leave credit at retirement.
- Sec. 27-2. - Funds for training and orientation of supervisors-elect.
- Sec. 27-3. - Additional compensation during emergencies.
- Sec. 27-4. - Payment of salaries.
- Sec. 27-5. - Filling vacant positions excluded from civil service.
- Sec. 27-6. - Certification of time sheets.
- Sec. 27-7. - Incompatible activities of officers and employees.
- Sec. 27-8. - Political activities of officers and employees.
- Sec. 27-9. - Equal employment opportunity.
▸Article II — Civil Service System of Santa Barbara County
Overview- Sec. 27-21. - Adoption; purposes.
- Sec. 27-22. - Civil service commission—Composition; appointment, qualifications, etc., of memb…
- Sec. 27-23. - Same—Officers; meetings; duties and powers; confidential secretary.
- Sec. 27-24. - Duties of human resources director.
- Sec. 27-25. - Persons deemed exempt from provisions of this article.
- Sec. 27-26. - Recommendation of civil service rules.
- Sec. 27-27. - Dismissal, suspension, demotion, or reduction in compensation.
- Sec. 27-28. - Equal employment opportunity.
- Sec. 27-29. - Amendment and repeal.
- Sec. 27-30. - Compensation and expenses of commissioners.
▸Article I — Excavations and Encroachments
Overview- Sec. 28-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 28-2. - Purpose of article.
- Sec. 28-3. - Permit—Required; exceptions.
- Sec. 28-4. - Same—Application; approval.
- Sec. 28-5. - Same—When plat to accompany application.
- Sec. 28-6. - Same—When plans to accompany application.
- Sec. 28-7. - Same—Security prerequisite to approval; conditions of security; continuing securi…
- Sec. 28-8. - Same—Issuance fees.
- Sec. 28-9. - Same—Changes on permits.
- Sec. 28-10. - Same—Special single permits.
- Sec. 28-11. - Same—Nontransferable.
- Sec. 28-12. - Same—Refusal to issue; revocation.
- Sec. 28-13. - Same—Display.
- Sec. 28-14. - Calculation of restoration costs for bonds.
- Sec. 28-15. - When additional charges may be imposed; stop work orders for failure to pay.
- Sec. 28-16. - Restoration; security for completion.
- Sec. 28-17. - Collection of fees and charges; retention of deposits for one year.
- Sec. 28-18. - Remedies for collection of unpaid fees and charges.
- Sec. 28-19. - Single deposit fund may be used.
- Sec. 28-21. - Proof of right to use road.
- Sec. 28-22. - Applicability of article to subdivisions.
- Sec. 28-23. - Inspection and testing charges.
- Sec. 28-24. - Inspection by stages.
- Sec. 28-25. - Interference with inspection prohibited.
- Sec. 28-26. - Stake setting.
- Sec. 28-27. - When work to be commenced; diligence in work; commissioner's right to complete.
- Sec. 28-28. - Satisfactory performance of work required.
- Sec. 28-29. - Notice of completion.
- Sec. 28-30. - Interference with fire hydrants, etc.
- Sec. 28-31. - Protection of traffic.
- Sec. 28-32. - Protective measures.
- Sec. 28-33. - Routing traffic; notices to interested persons.
- Sec. 28-34. - Relocation and protection of facilities—Generally.
- Sec. 28-35. - Same—Exception.
- Sec. 28-36. - Protection of adjoining property.
- Sec. 28-37. - Protection of water courses.
- Sec. 28-38. - Care of excavated material.
- Sec. 28-39. - Clean up.
- Sec. 28-40. - Pavement cuts.
- Sec. 28-41. - Depth substructures to be placed.
- Sec. 28-42. - Backfilling.
- Sec. 28-43. - Surface restoration—Generally.
- Sec. 28-44. - Same—County's right; standards.
- Sec. 28-45. - Maximum length of open trench permitted.
- Sec. 28-47. - Emergency work.
- Sec. 28-48. - Noise, dust and debris.
- Sec. 28-49. - Preservation of monuments.
- Sec. 28-50. - Certificate of acceptance.
- Sec. 28-51. - Deviations.
- Sec. 28-52. - Stop work orders.
- Sec. 28-53. - Acts construed to be violations.
- Sec. 28-54. - Disclaimer of liability.
▸Article II — Street Trees
Overview- Sec. 28-55. - Title.
- Sec. 28-56. - Purpose.
- Sec. 28-57. - Definitions.
- Sec. 28-58. - Authorization of additional regulations.
- Sec. 28-59. - Obstruction of entrance for water and air.
- Sec. 28-60. - Replacement planting; variety changes.
- Sec. 28-61. - Removal and mutilation.
- Sec. 28-62. - Damage by other means.
- Sec. 28-63. - Permits to cut down or remove.
- Sec. 28-64. - Penalty.
- Sec. 28-65. - Repeals.
▸Article III — Restricting or Closing for Work
▸Article IV — Oversize and Overweight Vehicles on County Roads
Overview- Sec. 28-69. - Permits—Authority to issue.
- Sec. 28-70. - Same—Issuance fees.
- Sec. 28-71. - Same—Damage agreement.
- Sec. 28-72. - Same—Required for each vehicle; transfer.
- Sec. 28-73. - Same—Restrictions.
- Sec. 28-74. - Same—Revocation.
- Sec. 28-75. - Same—Types.
- Sec. 28-76. - Overload loadings.
- Sec. 28-78. - Supplementary references.
▸Article V — Charges for Highway Lighting in County Service Areas
▸Article VI — Highway Lighting District Assessments
▸Article VII — Charges for Services of County Service Areas
▸Article VIII — Clearance of Vegetation Along Public Roads
Overview- Sec. 28-103. - Applicability of article.
- Sec. 28-104. - Definitions.
- Sec. 28-105. - Prohibited disposal of vegetation.
- Sec. 28-106. - Traffic nuisance declared.
- Sec. 28-107. - Removal of vegetation at adjacent owner's expense.
- Sec. 28-108. - Notice to owner of existence of traffic nuisance.
- Sec. 28-109. - Notice to owner of existing traffic nuisance—Mail and posting.
- Sec. 28-110. - Notice to owner of existing traffic nuisance—Posting; location.
- Sec. 28-111. - Hearing—Road commissioner's report.
- Sec. 28-112. - Order to abate.
- Sec. 28-113. - Clean-up procedure; road commissioner authorized to expend funds, contract, etc.
- Sec. 28-114. - Account of expenses—Report to be filed with board.
- Sec. 28-115. - Costs of abatement collected with taxes.
- Sec. 28-116. - Report of road commission—Filing with clerk; confirmation hearing.
- Sec. 28-117. - Expenses constitute special assessment and lien.
- Sec. 28-118. - Expense report to be transmitted to the auditor.
- Sec. 28-119. - Inclusion of assessment and property tax bill; disposition of revenue.
- Sec. 28-120. - Evidence of property ownership.
▸Article IX — Temporary Restrictions and Closures of County Roads
▸Article X — Use of County Sidewalks and Rights-of-Way for Business Purposes
Overview- Sec. 28-124. - Definitions.
- Sec. 28-125. - Annual encroachment permit required.
- Sec. 28-126. - Where shared mobility, outdoor business in county road right-of-way is permitted.
- Sec. 28-127. - Outdoor business—Parklets.
- Sec. 28-128. - Same—Alcoholic beverage regulation.
- Sec. 28-129. - Temporary removal of business roadway encroachments for special closures.
- Sec. 28-130. - Issuance of annual business roadway encroachment permit.
- Sec. 28-131. - Annual business roadway encroachment permit fee.
- Sec. 28-132. - Term, renewal, and assignment.
- Sec. 28-133. - Revocation or suspension of permit.
- Sec. 28-134. - Violations of conditions—Penalty.
- Chapter 28A — PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY SPECIAL EVENT PERMITS AND REGULATIONS
- Chapter 28B — SPECIAL ENCROACHMENT PERMITS RELATED TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC RESPONSE
▸Chapter 29 — STORM DRAINS AND SANITARY SEWERS
- Article II — Reserved
▸Article III — Discharge into Laguna County Sanitation District Treatment System
Overview- Sec. 29-21. - Purpose of article.
- Sec. 29-22. - Authority.
- Sec. 29-23. - Administration and implementation of article.
- Sec. 29-24. - Penalties for violation.
- Sec. 29-25. - Definitions.
- Sec. 29-26. - Prohibited wastes.
- Sec. 29-27. - Interceptors; fats, oil and grease control.
- Sec. 29-28. - Discharge reports.
- Sec. 29-29. - Waste discharge permit—Generally.
- Sec. 29-30. - Same—Failure to obtain.
- Sec. 29-31. - Protective facilities.
- Sec. 29-32. - Control manholes.
- Sec. 29-33. - Waste volume determination.
- Sec. 29-34. - Measurements, tests and analyses.
- Sec. 29-35. - Right of entry.
- Sec. 29-36. - Waste users charges and fees.
- Sec. 29-37. - Special agreements.
- Sec. 29-38. - Appeals.
- Sec. 29-39. - Recycled water, use of.
▸Article IV — Storm Water Management and Discharge Control
Overview- Sec. 29-40. - Purpose.
- Sec. 29-41. - Definitions.
- Sec. 29-42. - Applicability.
- Sec. 29-43. - Responsibility for administration.
- Sec. 29-44. - Severability.
- Sec. 29-45. - Regulatory consistency.
- Sec. 29-46. - Ultimate responsibility.
- Sec. 29-47. - Discharge prohibitions.
- Sec. 29-48. - Industrial or construction activity discharges.
- Sec. 29-49. - Requirement to prevent, control and reduce storm water pollutants.
- Sec. 29-50. - Monitoring of discharges.
- Sec. 29-51. - Storm drain system protection and remediation.
- Sec. 29-52. - Notification of spills.
- Sec. 29-53. - Post-construction requirements.
- Sec. 29-54. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 29-55. - Appeal of notice of violation.
- Sec. 29-56. - Enforcement measures after appeal.
- Sec. 29-57. - Cost of abatement of the violation.
- Sec. 29-58. - Urgency abatement.
- Sec. 29-59. - Injunctive relief.
- Sec. 29-60. - Administrative fines.
- Sec. 29-61. - Compensatory action.
- Sec. 29-62. - Violations deemed a public nuisance.
- Sec. 29-63. - Acts potentially resulting in a violation of the Federal Clean Water Act and/or …
- Sec. 29-64. - Criminal prosecution.
- Sec. 29-65. - Remedies not exclusive.
- Sec. 29-66. - Liability.
- Chapter 29A — SOLAR UTILITY PROGRAM
▸Article I — General Provisions
Overview- Sec. 30-1. - Title.
- Sec. 30-2. - Definitions.
- Sec. 30-3. - Duties of the tax collector generally.
- Sec. 30-4. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 30-5. - License not to authorize illegal occupations.
- Sec. 30-6. - Issuance under fictitious name.
- Sec. 30-7. - Duplicate licenses.
- Sec. 30-8. - Additional information may be required.
- Sec. 30-9. - Conditions may be imposed.
- Sec. 30-10. - Notification of conditions.
- Sec. 30-11. - Right to impose or change conditions.
- Sec. 30-12. - Request by licensee for change in conditions.
- Sec. 30-13. - Term; commencement, generally.
- Sec. 30-14. - Transfer generally.
- Sec. 30-15. - When transfer allowed.
- Sec. 30-16. - Transfer to admit new partners.
- Sec. 30-17. - Renewal generally.
- Sec. 30-18. - New location not renewal.
- Sec. 30-19. - Disposition of funds.
- Sec. 30-20. - Refunds generally.
- Sec. 30-21. - Penalty.
▸Article II — Contents and Display
▸Article III — Denial and Revocation: Generally
▸Article IV — Violations and Penalties
▸Article V — Transient Merchants, Itinerant Merchants, Itinerant Vendors
Overview- Sec. 30-31. - Definitions.
- Sec. 30-32. - License—Required; valid for specified locations only.
- Sec. 30-33. - Application; investigation fee.
- Sec. 30-34. - Investigation and issuance; license to be issued; record.
- Sec. 30-35. - Grounds for denial of license.
- Sec. 30-36. - Grounds for revocation or suspension of license.
- Sec. 30-37. - Appeal of denial, revocation or suspension of license.
- Sec. 30-38. - Setting of hearing.
- Sec. 30-39. - Conduct of hearing.
- Sec. 30-40. - Fees—Adjustment of fees.
- Sec. 30-41. - License exhibition.
- Sec. 30-42. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 30-43. - Immediate suspension for creating a safety hazard.
- Sec. 30-44. - Records.
▸Article VI — Canvassers, Solicitors and Door-To-Door Salesmen
Overview- Sec. 30-45. - Canvassers, solicitors and door-to-door salesmen defined.
- Sec. 30-46. - Telephone solicitors license.
- Sec. 30-47. - License required.
- Sec. 30-48. - Application; investigation fee.
- Sec. 30-49. - Investigation and issuance; license to issue; record.
- Sec. 30-50. - Grounds for denial of license.
- Sec. 30-51. - Grounds for revocation or suspension of license.
- Sec. 30-52. - Form.
- Sec. 30-53. - Renewal of license.
- Sec. 30-54. - License exhibition.
- Sec. 30-55. - Appeal of denial, revocation or suspension of license.
- Sec. 30-56. - Setting of hearing.
- Sec. 30-57. - Conduct of hearing.
- Sec. 30-58. - Enforcement.
- Sec. 30-59. - Immediate suspension for creating a traffic hazard.
- Chapter 31 — SWIMMING POOLS
▸Article I — Sales and Use Tax
Overview- Sec. 32-1. - Short title.
- Sec. 32-2. - Purpose of article.
- Sec. 32-3. - Sales tax.
- Sec. 32-4. - Use tax.
- Sec. 32-5. - Credit against payment.
- Sec. 32-6. - Enjoining collection prohibited.
- Sec. 32-7. - Effect of amendment to state revenue and taxation code.
- Sec. 32-8. - Operative dates; contract with state.
- Sec. 32-9. - Effective date.
- Sec. 32-10. - When article to become inoperative—tax increase by cities.
▸Article II — Transients
Overview- Sec. 32-11. - Definitions.
- Sec. 32-12. - Transient occupancy tax.
- Sec. 32-14. - Same—duty of operator to collect; to be separately stated; certificate to be pos…
- Sec. 32-15. - Same—reporting and remitting amount.
- Sec. 32-16. - Penalties and interest.
- Sec. 32-17. - Same—determination by tax collector upon failure to collect and report.
- Sec. 32-18. - Appeal from determination of tax collector.
- Sec. 32-19. - Records.
- Sec. 32-20. - Refunds.
- Sec. 32-21. - Actions to collect.
▸Article III — Real Property Transfer Tax
Overview- Sec. 32-31. - Short title; adoption authority.
- Sec. 32-32. - Imposition.
- Sec. 32-33. - Payment.
- Sec. 32-34. - Exemptions from tax—instruments to secure debts.
- Sec. 32-35. - Same—public agencies.
- Sec. 32-36. - Same—plans of reorganization or adjustment.
- Sec. 32-37. - Same—orders of securities and exchange commission.
- Sec. 32-38. - Same—partnerships.
- Sec. 32-39. - Credit of tax to cities having similar law.
- Sec. 32-40. - Purchase of stamps.
- Sec. 32-41. - Administration.
- Sec. 32-42. - Payment prerequisite to recordation.
- Sec. 32-43. - Cancellation of stamps.
- Sec. 32-44. - Refunds.
- Sec. 32-45. - Other laws relevant to construction and administration of article.
- Sec. 32-46. - Recorder's right to inspect records, etc.
- Sec. 32-47. - Avoidance of tax a misdemeanor.
- Sec. 32-48. - Operative date.
- Sec. 32-49. - Reserved for future legislation.
▸Article IV — Assessment Appeals Boards
Overview- Sec. 32-50. - Establishment.
- Sec. 32-51. - Terms of office for board no. 1.
- Sec. 32-52. - Terms of office for board no. 2.
- Sec. 32-54. - Compensation.
- Sec. 32-55. - Clerk.
- Sec. 32-56. - Meetings—decisions final.
- Sec. 32-57. - Legal advisor.
- Sec. 32-58. - Rules of ethics.
- Sec. 32-59. - Guidelines for hearing.
▸Article V — Survey Monument Preservation
▸Article VI — License Tax on Existing Hazardous Waste Facilities
▸Article VII — Apportionment of Property Taxes
▸Article VIII — Reassessment of Property Destroyed by Misfortune
▸Article IX — Low Value Assessments and Property Tax on Such Assessments
Overview- Sec. 32-87. - Authority for enactment.
- Sec. 32-88. - Exemption of certain low value property from property tax.
- Sec. 32-90. - Tax years for which exemption available.
- Sec. 32-91. - No escape assessments where the tax is fifty dollars or less.
- Sec. 32-92. - Cancellation of supplemental assessments where the tax is fifty dollars or less.
▸Chapter 33 — TAXICABS
Overview- Sec. 33-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 33-2. - License required; fees and term.
- Sec. 33-3. - Same—Application.
- Sec. 33-4. - Same—Investigation of application; disapproval and notification.
- Sec. 33-5. - Same—Appeal of disapproval.
- Sec. 33-6. - Insurance certificate prerequisite to issuance.
- Sec. 33-7. - Insurance requirements.
▸Article II — Driver's Licenses
Overview- Sec. 33-9. - License—Required.
- Sec. 33-10. - Same—Application.
- Sec. 33-11. - Same—Driver's license fees and term.
- Sec. 33-12. - Same—Referral of application to sheriff.
- Sec. 33-13. - Same—Issuance; term.
- Sec. 33-14. - Notice of revocation; suspension; procedures.
- Sec. 33-15. - Automatic suspension of a taxicab driver's license.
▸Article III — Violations
▸Article IV — Mandatory Controlled Substance and Alcohol Testing Program
▸Chapter 34 — UNDERGROUND UTILITY DISTRICTS
Overview- Sec. 34-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 34-2. - Public hearing by board of supervisors on placing utilities underground.
- Sec. 34-3. - Report by road commissioner.
- Sec. 34-4. - Designation of districts; fixing of time for completion of work.
- Sec. 34-5. - Maintenance, construction, etc., of overhead wire, etc., prohibited within design…
- Sec. 34-6. - Exceptions to underground requirements—Emergency service; unusual circumstances.
- Sec. 34-7. - Same—Enumerated generally.
- Sec. 34-8. - Notice to property owners and utility companies to provide underground facilities.
- Sec. 34-9. - Responsibility of utility companies.
- Sec. 34-10. - Responsibility of property owners.
- Sec. 34-11. - Responsibility of county.
- Sec. 34-12. - Extension of time.
- Chapter 34A — WELLS
- Chapter 34B — DOMESTIC WATER SYSTEMS
- Chapter 34C — WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
▸Division 1 — Generally
Overview- Sec. 35-1. - Title.
- Sec. 35-2. - Purpose.
- Sec. 35-3. - Definitions.
- Sec. 35-4. - Prohibited signs.
- Sec. 35-5. - Architectural projections and sign structures.
- Sec. 35-6. - Height and setback regulations of zone districts.
- Sec. 35-7. - Conflict with other county zoning regulations.
- Sec. 35-8. - Exempt signs, flags and devices.
▸Division 2 — Permits, Overall Sign Plan, Measuring Sign Area, Measuring Street Frontage and Ap…
▸Division 3 — Permitted Signs
Overview- Sec. 35-13. - Signs permitted in all districts.
- Sec. 35-14. - Residential districts.
- Sec. 35-15. - Estate districts.
- Sec. 35-16. - Agricultural districts.
- Sec. 35-17. - Commercial and industrial districts outside of shopping centers.
- Sec. 35-18. - Shopping centers.
- Sec. 35-19. - Heavy commercial and heavy industrial districts outside of shopping centers.
▸Division 4 — Conditional Use Permits
▸Division 6 — Approved Modification
▸Division 7 — Nonconforming Signs
▸Division 9 — Special Area Requirements
- Article II — Coastal Zoning Ordinance
▸Article V — Road Names and Address Numbers
Overview- Sec. 35-500. - Purpose.
- Sec. 35-501. - Applicability.
- Sec. 35-502. - Definitions.
- Sec. 35-503. - Areawide address numbering system.
- Sec. 35-504. - Road name and status index.
- Sec. 35-505. - Legal description of property not affected.
- Sec. 35-506. - Existing road standards not affected.
- Sec. 35-507. - Road names—Procedure, standards and signs.
- Sec. 35-508. - Address numbers—Procedure, standards and display.
- Sec. 35-509. - Administration.
- Sec. 35-510. - Enforcement.
▸Article VI — Adoption of Zoning Maps
▸Article VII — Covenants of Easement
▸Article VIII — Sexually Oriented Business Regulations
Overview- Sec. 35-801. - Purpose.
- Sec. 35-802. - Findings.
- Sec. 35-803. - Definitions.
- Sec. 35-804. - Development and operational standards.
- Sec. 35-805. - Location requirements.
- Sec. 35-806. - Land use permit required.
- Sec. 35-807. - Business license required.
- Sec. 35-808. - Suspension and revocation.
- Sec. 35-809. - Nuisance abatement—Discontinuance.
- Sec. 35-810 - Nonconforming sexually oriented businesses.
- Sec. 35-811. - Effect of changed circumstances.
- Sec. 35-812. - Violation and penalty.
- Sec. 35-813. - Violation of state law prohibited.
- Sec. 35-814. - Existing county code not affected.
- Sec. 35-815. - Civil and criminal penalties.
- Sec. 35-816. - Persons responsible.
▸Division 2 — Regulations
▸Division 3 — Permit Procedures
▸Article X — MEDICAL MARIJUANA REGULATIONS
- Chapter 35.10 — PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY OF DEVELOPMENT CODE
- Chapter 35.12 — INTERPRETATION OF CODE PROVISIONS
- Chapter 35.20 — DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS
- Chapter 35.21 — AGRICULTURAL ZONES
- Chapter 35.22 — RESOURCE PROTECTION ZONES
- Chapter 35.23 — RESIDENTIAL ZONES
- Chapter 35.24 — COMMERCIAL ZONES
- Chapter 35.25 — INDUSTRIAL ZONES
- Chapter 35.26 — SPECIAL PURPOSE ZONES
- Chapter 35.28 — OVERLAY ZONES
- Chapter 35.30 — STANDARDS FOR ALL DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USES
- Chapter 35.31 — QUALIFYING HOUSING STREAMLINED REVIEW
- Chapter 35.32 — DENSITY BONUS PROGRAM
- Chapter 35.33 — MULTIPLE-UNIT AND MIXED-USE HOUSING OBJECTIVE DESIGN STANDARDS
- Chapter 35.34 — LANDSCAPING STANDARDS
- Chapter 35.36 — PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS
- Chapter 35.37 — REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION
- Chapter 35.38 — SIGN STANDARDS
- Chapter 35.39 — USE BY RIGHT, HOUSING ELEMENT
- Chapter 35.42 — STANDARDS FOR SPECIFIC LAND USES
- Chapter 35.44 — TELECOMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES
- Chapter 35.50 — PURPOSE AND EFFECT OF ARTICLE
- Chapter 35.52 — OIL AND GAS FACILITIES
- Chapter 35.53 — PERMIT REQUIREMENTS AND PLAN APPLICATIONS, PROCESSING, AND REVIEW
- Chapter 35.55 — FINDINGS FOR OIL AND GAS FACILITIES
- Chapter 35.56 — OIL/GAS LAND USES - ABANDONMENT AND REMOVAL PROCEDURES
- Chapter 35.57 — WIND ENERGY CONVERSION SYSTEMS
- Chapter 35.58 — COGENERATION FACILITIES
- Chapter 35.59 — UTILITY-SCALE PHOTOVOLTAIC FACILITIES
- Chapter 35.60 — RESOURCE PROTECTION STANDARDS
- Chapter 35.62 — RIDGELINE AND HILLSIDE DEVELOPMENT
- Chapter 35.64 — TRANSFER OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS
- Chapter 35.76 — ROAD NAMING AND ADDRESS NUMBERING
- Chapter 35.80 — PERMIT APPLICATION FILING AND PROCESSING
▸Chapter 35.82 — PERMIT REVIEW AND DECISIONS
- Chapter 35.84 — POST APPROVAL PROCEDURES
- Chapter 35.86 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
- Chapter 35.88 — SPECIFIC PLANS
- Chapter 35.89 — MOBILEHOME PARK CLOSURE
- Chapter 35.100 — ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITY
- Chapter 35.101 — NONCONFORMING USES, STRUCTURES, AND LOTS
- Chapter 35.102 — APPEALS
- Chapter 35.104 — AMENDMENTS
- Chapter 35.106 — NOTICING AND PUBLIC HEARINGS
- Chapter 35.108 — ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES
- Chapter 35.110 — Definitions
- Division 35.1 — Montecito Development Code Applicability
- Chapter 35.400 — PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY OF DEVELOPMENT CODE
- Chapter 35.402 — INTERPRETATION OF CODE PROVISIONS
- Chapter 35.404 — ZONING MAP
- Chapter 35.420 — DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USE APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS
- Chapter 35.422 — RESOURCE PROTECTION ZONE
- Chapter 35.423 — RESIDENTIAL ZONES
- Chapter 35.424 — COMMERCIAL ZONES
- Chapter 35.425 — SPECIAL PURPOSE ZONES
- Chapter 35.428 — MONTECITO OVERLAY ZONES
- Chapter 35.430 — STANDARDS FOR ALL DEVELOPMENT AND LAND USES
- Chapter 35.431 — QUALIFYING HOUSING STREAMLINED REVIEW
- Chapter 35.432 — DENSITY BONUS PROGRAM
- Chapter 35.433 — MULTIPLE-UNIT AND MIXED-USE HOUSING OBJECTIVE DESIGN STANDARDS
- Chapter 35.434 — LANDSCAPING STANDARDS
- Chapter 35.436 — PARKING AND LOADING STANDARDS
- Chapter 35.437 — REASONABLE ACCOMODATION
- Chapter 35.438 — SIGN STANDARDS
- Chapter 35.442 — STANDARDS FOR SPECIFIC LAND USES
- Chapter 35.444 — TELECOMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES
- Chapter 35.450 — MONTECITY RESOURCE PROTECTION STANDARDS
- Chapter 35.452 — MONTECITO RIDGELINE AND HILLSIDE DEVELOPMENT
- Chapter 35.454 — MONTECITO TRANSFER OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS
- Chapter 35.460 — ROAD NAMING AND ADDRESS NUMBERING
- Chapter 35.470 — PERMIT APPLICATION FILING AND PROCESSING
▸Chapter 35.472 — PERMIT REVIEW AND DECISIONS
- Chapter 35.474 — POST APPROVAL PROCEDURES
- Chapter 35.476 — DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS
- Chapter 35.478 — SPECIFIC PLANS
- Chapter 35.490 — ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITY
- Chapter 35.491 — NONCONFORMING USES, STRUCTURES, AND LOTS
- Chapter 35.492 — APPEALS
- Chapter 35.494 — AMENDMENTS
- Chapter 35.496 — NOTICING AND PUBLIC HEARINGS
- Chapter 35.498 — ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES
- Chapter 35.500 — DEFINITIONS
- Division 1 — IN GENERAL.
- Division 2 — DEFINITIONS.
- Division 3 — DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS.
- Division 4 — ZONING DISTRICTS
▸Division 5 — OVERLAY DISTRICTS
- Division 6 — PARKING REGULATIONS
- Division 7 — GENERAL REGULATIONS
- Division 8 — SERVICES, UTILITIES AND OTHER RELATED FACILITIES
- Division 9 — OIL AND GAS FACILITIES
- Division 10 — NONCONFORMING STRUCTURES AND USES
- Division 11 — PERMIT PROCEDURES
- Division 12 — ADMINISTRATION
- Division 13 — SUMMERLAND COMMUNITY PLAN OVERLAY
- Division 14 — GOLETA COMMUNITY PLAN AND EASTERN GOLETA VALLEY COMMUNITY PLAN
- Division 15 — TORO CANYON PLAN (TCP) OVERLAY DISTRICT
- Division 16 — MONTECITO COMMUNITY PLAN OVERLAY DISTRICT
- Division 17 — GAVIOTA COAST PLAN (GAV) OVERLAY
▸Chapter 36 — CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ON PUBLIC STREETS AND CERTAIN
Overview- Sec. 36-1. - Intoxicating liquor.
- Sec. 36-2. - Consumption of intoxicating liquors on public streets.
- Sec. 36-3. - Display of open containers.
- Sec. 36-4. - Exceptions.
- Sec. 36-5. - Penalty.
- Sec. 36-6. - Public nuisance declared.
- Sec. 36-7. - Nuisance party participation prohibited.
- Sec. 36-8. - Violation—Penalty.
- Chapter 37 — SMOKING, TOBACCO PRODUCT AND ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE CONTROL
▸Article I — Findings and Purpose
▸Article II — Definitions
▸Article III — Application of Chapter in Enclosed and Unenclosed Places of Employment
▸Article IV — Other Requirements, Prohibitions and Posting of Signs
▸Article V — Regulation of the Sale and Distribution of Tobacco Products, Tobacco Paraphernalia…
▸Article VI — Enforcement and Penalties
▸Article VII — Other Applicable Laws
- Chapter 37A — LICENSURE OF TOBACCO RETAILERS
▸Article I — Legislative Finding
▸Article II — Warning Signs Required
▸Chapter 39 — DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS FROM FORFEITURES AND SEIZURES
- Chapter 39A — SALE OF SEIZED AND FORFEITED PROPERTY
▸Chapter 41 — CHILDREN AND FAMILIES COMMISSION
Overview- Sec. 41-1. - Title.
- Sec. 41-2. - Findings and statement of intent.
- Sec. 41-3. - Establishment of commission.
- Sec. 41-4. - Membership and composition—Alternates.
- Sec. 41-5. - Term of service.
- Sec. 41-6. - Commission meetings subject to the Brown Act.
- Sec. 41-7. - Operating procedures.
- Sec. 41-8. - Compensation.
- Sec. 41-9. - Duties and responsibilities.
- Sec. 41-10. - Children and families trust fund.
- Sec. 41-11. - Fiscal and administrative.
- Sec. 41-12. - Board review of funding allocation and contracts.
- Sec. 41-13. - Advisory committees.
- Sec. 41-14. - Amendment and repeal.
▸Chapter 42 — DOMESTIC PARTNERSHIP REGISTRATION
Overview- Sec. 42-1. - Domestic partnership registry; purpose.
- Sec. 42-2. - Filing of domestic partnership statement; amendment.
- Sec. 42-3. - Termination of a domestic partnership.
- Sec. 42-4. - County clerk-recorder's records.
- Sec. 42-5. - Administrative procedures and fees.
- Sec. 42-6. - Electronic storage.
- Sec. 42-7. - No cause of action.
- Chapter 43 — VIDEO FRANCHISES
▸Article I — County Cable TV and Video Franchises—General
Overview- Sec. 43-1. - Definitions.
- Sec. 43-2. - Franchise required.
- Sec. 43-3. - Form of franchise.
- Sec. 43-4. - Nature of franchise.
- Sec. 43-5. - Administration of ordinance; adoption of regulations.
- Sec. 43-6. - Transfers.
- Sec. 43-7. - General conditions upon construction, operation and repair.
- Sec. 43-8. - Protection of the county and residents.
- Sec. 43-9. - Enforcement and remedies.
- Sec. 43-10. - Books and records.
- Sec. 43-11. - Reports.
- Sec. 43-12. - Maps required.
- Sec. 43-13. - Other records required.
- Sec. 43-14. - Exemptions.
- Sec. 43-15. - Privacy.
- Sec. 43-16. - Procedures for paying franchise fees and fees in lieu of franchise fees.
▸Article II — County Cable TV and Video Franchises—Special Rules Applicable to Cable Systems
Overview- Sec. 43-17. - Applications—Generally.
- Sec. 43-18. - Application for an initial franchise or renewal franchise.
- Sec. 43-20. - Application for transfer.
- Sec. 43-21. - Legal qualifications.
- Sec. 43-22. - Franchise fee.
- Sec. 43-23. - No exclusivity.
- Sec. 43-24. - Minimum franchise conditions.
- Sec. 43-25. - Rate regulation and consumer protection.
▸Article III — County Cable TV and Video Franchises — Open Video Systems
Overview- Sec. 43-26. - Additional definitions.
- Sec. 43-27. - Applications for grant or renewal of franchises.
- Sec. 43-28. - Transfers.
- Sec. 43-29. - Minimum requirements.
- Sec. 43-30. - Special termination rules.
- Sec. 43-31. - Rate regulation.
- Sec. 43-32. - Fee in lieu of franchise fee.
- Sec. 43-33. - Exclusive contracts.
▸Article IV — County Cable TV and Video Franchises—Miscellaneous
▸Article V — State Video Franchises
Overview- Sec. 43-41. - Title.
- Sec. 43-42. - Definitions generally—Interpretation of language.
- Sec. 43-43. - Purposes and implementation.
- Sec. 43-44. - Franchise fee.
- Sec. 43-45. - PEG channel capacity, interconnection, signal carriage and support.
- Sec. 43-46. - Audit authority.
- Sec. 43-47. - Customer service and protection.
- Sec. 43-48. - County response to state franchise applications.
- Sec. 43-49. - PEG and institutional networks.
- Sec. 43-50. - Emergency alert systems.
- Sec. 43-51. - Public rights-of-way.
- Sec. 43-52. - Reservation of rights.
- Sec. 43-53. - Severability.
- 1.1. Each franchisee will maintain offices at a convenient locations in the county that will b…
- 1.2. Each franchisee will perform service calls, installations, and disconnects at least ten h…
- 2.1. Each franchisee will establish a publicly listed local toll-free telephone number. Custom…
- 2.2. Telephone answering time will not exceed thirty seconds or four rings, and the time to tr…
- 2.3. Under normal operating conditions customers will receive a busy signal less than three pe…
- 2.4. Under normal operating conditions, the standards set out in section 2.2 through 2.3 will …
- 3.1. All appointments for service, installation, or disconnection will be specified by date. E…
- 3.2. If at any time an installer or technician is late for an appointment and believes a sched…
- 3.3. The franchisee will offer and fully describe to subscribers who have experienced a missed…
- 4.1. Under normal operating conditions, requests for service, repair, and maintenance must be
- 4.2. A franchisee will respond to all other inquiries (including billing inquiries) within fiv…
- 4.3. Under normal operating conditions, repairs and maintenance for outages or service interru…
- 4.4. Under normal operating conditions, work to correct all other service problems must be beg…
- 4.5. When normal operating conditions do not exist, a franchisee will complete the work in the…
- 4.6. A franchisee will not cancel a service or installation appointment with a customer after …
- 4.7. Requests for additional outlets, service upgrades or other connections (e.g., DMX, VCR, A…
- 4.8. Under normal operating conditions, the service standards set out in sections 4.1 through …
- 4.9. The failure of the franchisee to hire sufficient staff or to properly train its staff wil…
- 6.1. On placing a service call, filing a complaint, or requesting an adjustment (including whe…
- 6.2. Showing the telephone number of county office responsible for administering the cable tel…
- 6.3. Providing a schedule of rates and charges (which listing must identify any discounts offe…
- 6.4. Describing conditions that must be met to qualify for discounts;
- 6.5. Describing any other of the franchisee's policies in connection with its Subscribers; and
- 6.6. Describing any discounts, services, or specialized equipment available to subscribers wit…
- 9.1 Each franchisee will maintain a file open for public inspection containing all notices pro…
- 12.1. A franchisee's billing statement must be clear, concise and understandable; must itemize…
- 12.2. A franchisee's billing statement must show a specific payment due date not earlier than …
- 12.3. A late fee or administrative fee (collectively referred to below as a "late fee") may no…
- 12.4. A late fee may not be imposed unless the subscriber is provided written notice at least …
- 12.5. Subscribers will not be charged a late fee or otherwise penalized for any failure by a f…
- 12.6. A franchisee's bill must permit a subscriber to remit payment by mail or in person at th…
- 13.1. A subscriber's account will be credited a prorated share of the monthly charge for the s…
- 13.2. A franchisee need not credit subscriber where it establishes that a subscriber will obta…
- 15.1. The earlier of the subscriber's next billing cycle following resolution of the refund re…
- 15.2. The date of return of all equipment to franchisee, if cable service has been terminated.
- 17.1. A subscriber may terminate service at any time.
- 17.2. A franchisee will promptly disconnect from the franchisee's cable system or downgrade any
- 19.1. A franchisee may not disconnect a subscriber's cable service for nonpayment unless:
- 19.2. If the subscriber pays all amounts due, including late charges, before the date schedule…
- 19.3. After disconnection (except as noted below), upon payment by the subscriber in full of a…
- 20.1. The subscriber is damaging, destroying or unlawfully tampering with or has damaged or de…
- 20.2. The subscriber is not authorized to receive a service, and is facilitating, aiding or ab…
- 20.3. Subscriber-installed or attached equipment is resulting in signal leakage that is in vio…
- 20.4. After disconnection, the franchisee will restore service after the Subscriber provides a…
- 25.1. Franchisee shows that there is an alternative standard that is substantially similar to …
- 25.2. The county administrator determines that there is sufficient competition among cable ope…
- 25.3. In light of the number of customers served by a cable operator, the requirements of this…
▸Article II — Temporary Prohibition on Evictions Arising From Substantial Income Loss or Medica…
▸Article III — Temporary Prohibition on Commercial Evictions Arising From Substantial Income Lo…
▸Article IV — Just Cause for Residential Evictions
Overview- Sec. 44-19. - Legislative intent and findings.
- Sec. 44-20. - Just cause for terminations of residential tenancy.
- Sec. 44-21. - Relocation assistance payments for no-fault just cause terminations of residenti…
- Sec. 44-22. - Applicability.
- Sec. 44-23. - Just cause termination of residential tenancy notice requirements.
- Sec. 44-24. - Remedies.
- Sec. 44-25. - Definitions.
▸Article V — Mandatory Right of First Refusal and Mandatory Offer of Residential Lease
▸Article I — Establishment
Overview- Sec. 45-1. - Findings and purpose.
- Sec. 45-2. - Definitions.
- Sec. 45-3. - Public authority created.
- Sec. 45-4. - Governing body.
- Sec. 45-5. - Advisory committee.
- Sec. 45-6. - Authority duties.
- Sec. 45-7. - Powers.
- Sec. 45-8. - Liability of authority.
- Sec. 45-9. - Staffing.
- Sec. 45-10. - Labor relations program
- Sec. 45-12. - Fiscal provisions.
- Sec. 45-13. - Records.
- Sec. 45-14. - Termination.
- Sec. 45-15. - Severability.
▸Chapter 46 — AFFORDABLE HOUSING ENFORCEMENT
Overview- Sec. 46-1. - Purpose and findings.
- Sec. 46-2. - Definitions.
- Sec. 46-3. - Applicability of chapter.
- Sec. 46-4. - Owner occupancy requirements.
- Sec. 46-5. - Execution and recordation of affordable housing covenants and assumption agreemen…
- Sec. 46-6. - Exempt transactions.
- Sec. 46-7. - Truth of statements and compliance with affordable housing covenants.
- Sec. 46-8. - Responses to surveys and audits and cooperation with monitoring.
- Sec. 46-9. - Proof.
- Sec. 46-10. - Penalties, remedies and enforcement.
- Sec. 46-11. - Severability.
- Chapter 46A — INCLUSIONARY HOUSING
▸Chapter 47 — GRAFFITI ABATEMENT
Overview- Sec. 47-1. - Title.
- Sec. 47-2. - Findings and purpose.
- Sec. 47-3. - Effective area.
- Sec. 47-4. - Definitions.
- Sec. 47-5. - Authority.
- Sec. 47-6. - Graffiti prohibited.
- Sec. 47-7. - Standards for graffiti removal.
- Sec. 47-8. - Removal of graffiti.
- Sec. 47-9. - Penalties for violation of article and administrative appeal.
- Sec. 47-10. - Enforcement and collection.
- Sec. 47-11. - Judicial review.
- Sec. 47-12. - Severability.
- Sec. 47-13. - Effective date.
▸Chapter 48 — SOCIAL HOST LIABILITY
Overview- Sec. 48-1. - Title.
- Sec. 48-2. - Definitions.
- Sec. 48-3. - Unlawful gatherings on private real property when alcohol is served to minors; de…
- Sec. 48-4. - Violation and penalty.
- Sec. 48-5. - Administrative appeal.
- Sec. 48-6. - Enforcement and collection of administrative fine.
- Sec. 48-7. - Judicial review.
- Sec. 48-8. - Remedies cumulative; actions; relationship to other laws.
▸Chapter 49 — HOTEL INCENTIVE PROGRAM
Overview- Sec. 49-1. - Purpose.
- Sec. 49-2. - Definitions.
- Sec. 49-3. - Establishment of tourism promotion fund.
- Sec. 49-4. - Eligibility for incentive program.
- Sec. 49-5. - Incentive program.
- Sec. 49-6. - Incentive program early termination.
- Sec. 49-7. - Implementation agreement.
- Sec. 49-8. - General fund revenues.
- Sec. 49-9. - Prevailing wage.
- Sec. 49-10. - Administrative processes and applications.
- Sec. 49-11. - Sunset on new applications.
▸Chapter 50 — LICENSING OF CANNABIS OPERATIONS
Overview- Sec. 50-1. - Purpose and authority.
- Sec. 50-2. - Definitions.
- Sec. 50-3. - Cannabis business licenses required.
- Sec. 50-4. - Cannabis business license term.
- Sec. 50-5. - Cannabis business license exemptions.
- Sec. 50-6. - Other licenses and permits.
- Sec. 50-7. - Limits on cannabis business licenses.
- Sec. 50-8. - Application content for an annual cannabis business license.
- Sec. 50-9. - Review of process of application for cannabis business license.
- Sec. 50-10. - Application review by the planning and development and community services depart…
- Sec. 50-11. - Application review by the sheriff's department and ongoing requirements—Criminal…
- Sec. 50-12. - Application review by the agricultural commissioner's department—Cultivation ope…
- Sec. 50-13. - Application review by the fire department—Cannabis operation site and manufactur…
- Sec. 50-14. - Application review by the public health department—Manufacturing and testing ope…
- Sec. 50-15. - County executive office—Coordination and review of licenses.
- Sec. 50-16. - License issuance by the treasurer-tax collector's department.
- Sec. 50-17. - Grounds for denial of license.
- Sec. 50-18. - Procedure and notice of denial.
- Sec. 50-19. - Cannabis business license renewal process.
- Sec. 50-20. - Denial of renewal licenses.
- Sec. 50-21. - Fees.
- Sec. 50-22. - Cannabis business licenses limits—Nontransferable.
- Sec. 50-23. - Change in ownership.
- Sec. 50-24. - Change in premises.
- Sec. 50-25. - Cannabis business license operating requirements.
- Sec. 50-26. - Suspension or revocation of a cannabis business license.
- Sec. 50-27. - Procedure for denial, suspension or revocation.
- Sec. 50-28. - Misdemeanor to operate without a license.
- Sec. 50-29. - Enforcement and penalties.
- Sec. 50-30. - Cannabis complaints.
- Sec. 50-31. - State licensing contact.
- Chapter 50A — TAX ON CANNABIS OPERATIONS
▸Chapter 51 — ENFORCEMENT OF COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER ORDERS PERTAINING TO COVID-19,
Overview- Sec. 51-1. - Findings and purpose.
- Sec. 51-2. - Definitions.
- Sec. 51-3. - Adoption of county health officer orders as county law.
- Sec. 51-4. - Violation and enforcement.
- Sec. 51-5. - Issuance of administrative citations and fine amounts.
- Sec. 51-6. - Appeal of administrative fines.
- Sec. 51-7. - Payment of administrative fines.
- Sec. 51-8. - Judicial review.
- Sec. 51-9. - Severability.
- Sec. 51-10. - Effective date.
- Sec. 51-11. - California Environmental Quality Act.