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Title 16›Part VI — Development Standards

Article 1 — Permit Conditions

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

16.13.440. Permit conditions.

The recommendations of technical reports (if evaluated and accepted by the Floodplain Administrator) shall be included as permit conditions of any permit or approvals subsequently issued for the development. In addition, the requirements described below shall become standard conditions for development, building and land division permits and approvals. No development, building and land division permits or approvals shall be issued, and no final maps or parcel maps shall be recorded, unless such activity is in compliance with the requirements of this part. (Ord. 5350 § 1, 2020)

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County of Santa Cruz, CA 16.13.450

ENVIRONMENTAL AND RESOURCE PROTECTION

16.13.460

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Santa Cruz County Planning Code
  1. Title 14
  2. ▸ Title 16
    Overview
    1. Chapter 16 — 22A EROSION CONTROL
    2. Chapter 16.30 — RIPARIAN CORRIDOR AND WETLANDS PROTECTION
    3. Chapter 16.01 — PROCEDURES FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE CALIFORNIA …
    4. Chapter 16.10
    5. Chapter 16 — 10A
    6. Chapter 16.11 — DEVELOPMENT MORATORIUM IN AREAS OF CRITICAL CO…
    7. Part I — General And Applicability
    8. Part II — Definitions
    9. Part III — Administration
    10. Part IV — Permits
    11. Part V — Construction Documents
    12. ▸ Part VI — Development Standards
      Overview
      1. Article 1 — Permit Conditions
      2. Article 1A — Structures
      3. Article 2 — Creation Of New Parcels
      4. Article 3
      5. Article 4 — Recreational Vehicles
      6. Article 5 — Other Development
    13. Part VII — Inspections
    14. Part VIII
    15. Part IX — Exceptions
    16. Part X
    17. Part XI — Project Denial
    18. Part XII
  3. Title 17
  4. Title 19

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